The report tells Uber to establish a complaint process and establish protocols for escalating complaints.
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"Efforts are now continuing to establish the status of occupants & establish survivors," the air force said.
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Maybe this episode was just weak because there was so much they needed to establish/re-establish.
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Restraint, on the other hand, would establish new norms that establish electoral disadvantages for Democrats and embolden Republicans.
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We need to establish a cost to cyberattacks and help establish norms for cyber — a Geneva Convention for hacking.
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"Our priority now is to formally establish the identity of the suspect and establish his motivation," Mr. Basu said.
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"That is more than enough time to establish what I am going to establish," he said in a phone interview.
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Businesses should establish verified accounts on the major social media platforms and use them regularly to establish trust with their markets.
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But more importantly, we'd establish a framework for federal-state cooperation to prepare for these events and establish criteria for eligibility.
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One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship.
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Since the announcement, however, DoorDash has put $30 million toward a campaign committee to establish a 2020 ballot initiative that would enable companies to provide workers benefits, establish wage commitments and guarantees, offer flexibility and establish that drivers are not employees.
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"This new national project will seek to establish an authentic democracy and we do not intend to establish a dictatorship," Lopez Obrador said.
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So our role is to go back through the event and see if we can establish ‑‑ see if we can establish attribution. Right?
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Most of these agreements also deal with non-tariff barriers, establish mutual-recognition agreements for regulated products and establish procedures for conflict resolution.
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Lawmakers and voters recently moved to establish AVR systems in states like New Mexico, Nevada and Massachusetts, have moved to establish AVR systems.
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The plan would also establish a new senior federal cyber official and create a presidential cyber commission to establish a long-term road map.
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Establish your target numberAfter outlining your version of early retirement, it's time to establish how much money you need to make it a reality.
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"LoL" helped establish a new genre, the multiplayer online battle arena, and was one of the first games to establish itself as an ongoing service.
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"The News Sentinel cannot establish that Schmitt-Matzen's account is inaccurate, but more importantly, ongoing reporting cannot establish that it is accurate," McElroy and Venable wrote.
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We said that we will establish a debt management office we did establish it and it showed the most successful emerging market ever in the world.
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McMaster will establish himself as such a valuable asset, and will provide the stability required to finally establish a working security apparatus for the president. Maj.
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The document would also establish a new senior federal cyber official and create a presidential commission on cyber that will establish a long-term road map.
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The comfortable rhythms of family interplay that take years to establish in real life may take more than a few weeks of rehearsal to establish onstage.
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Musk isn't concerned that a future AI will establish a rule on its own but rather will follow the will of people who establish its optimization function.
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We need to establish what regulations must you follow to avoid liability and what ethical guidelines should the industry establish on its own to foster trust and legitimacy.
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"It was agreed to establish joint military patrols between the two countries' borders, establish mechanisms to control the border and establish future joint forces on the border to combat terrorism, cross-border crimes, control the border and combat all manifestations of evasion," Sudanese Chief of Staff Kamal Abdul Maarouf told reporters.
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Experts told CNN the new facilities will further establish China's military dominance over the region and could help China establish a controversial Air Defense Identification Zone in the area.
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Rather than attempt to bully democratic Taiwan into submission on "One China," the PRC should seek to establish, and welcome the world to establish, full diplomatic relations with Taipei.
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But when it comes to how you establish security or a root of trust and establish a channel between a device and a base station it hasn't changed a bit.
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The new facilities will further establish China's military dominance over the highly contested region, experts told CNN, and could help China establish a controversial Air Defense Identification Zone in the area.
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"You have to give the indigent defendants, just as you give the wealthier defendant, the tools that they need to establish what they want to establish about mental health," she said.
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The impoverished Southeast Asian country of 16 million has struggled to establish land ownership since the deadly Khmer Rouge destroyed all property records to establish a form of communism in the 1970s.
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One could say that where Thoreau needed to re-establish a connection with an earlier state of nature, Bissière's need was to re-establish a connection with an earlier state of culture.
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A judge could admit the evidence, for instance, to establish a motive for the crime, or to prove the crime wasn't an innocent mistake or to establish a common scheme or plan.
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The US State Department has been trying for nearly a decade to establish behavioral norms in cyberspace, while the US defense and intelligence communities have been working to establish credible cyber deterrence.
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Palestinians seek to establish an independent state in those territories.
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The investigation will establish whether this is a terrorist act.
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Auditors recommended the UC system establish timelines for disciplining faculty.
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Second, family businesses must establish solid mechanisms for conflict resolution.
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Once you establish a common language, it's easier to work.
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His first task is to establish his legitimacy in practice.
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Trump's preferred plan is to establish 'safe havens' in Syria.
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All three announced plans to establish U.S. operations this year.
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How important is it to establish a good credit score?
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Or is it to establish uncertainty where little previously existed?
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Extreme comes with a warning to establish a safe word.
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Ultimately, Facebook wants "to establish a creative norm," Cabral says.
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North Korea says the priority is to establish normal relations.
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Detectives are working to establish a motive in this case.
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No institution shall establish or maintain a secret profiling system.
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And then I had more meetings to establish her foundation.
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As such, the authors establish some new basic economic facts.
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TRON says its goal is to establish a decentralized internet.
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Dorsainvil also encourages young people to establish an emergency fund.
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S. relations and establish mechanism for permanent and durable peace.
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Policymakers should work harder to establish a global carbon price.
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Enacting legislation to establish independent redistricting commissions to tackle gerrymandering.
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An internal investigation will establish who was responsible, he said.
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"Existence of a report does not establish causation," she said.
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As an observational study, it cannot establish cause and effect.
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They say they tried unsuccessfully to establish contact with him.
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In "Acrobat on a Ball," direct differences establish direct relationships.
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It also helps establish healthy sleep habits in little ones.
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This would establish the first military branch in 72 years.
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The comics also establish that Corvus and Proxima are married.
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Let's establish some basic plot before going into theories, though.
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"This gave the plant space to establish itself," Chiketo said.
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At a very young age we establish a musical taste.
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TRON says its goal is to establish a decentralised internet.
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Connolly, can establish policy that breaks the patterns of excuses.
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Reuters was unable to establish the identity of the hacker.
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This is Microsoft's effort to establish an entirely new platform.
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This will establish a new universal benchmark for information transactions.
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No. But does it establish a certain kind of constraint?
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I cannot, of course, establish this diagnosis from a distance.
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VICE: How did you establish yourself in the cannabis community?
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Establish a clear start and end time when meeting up.
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I could not establish a bond of relationship with anyone.
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We just need to establish a diagnosis before we reopen.
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This helps establish transparency and trust between all the stakeholders.
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Many in Congress wish to establish an independent encryption commission.
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Intermediaries Establish trusted intermediaries through which the whistleblowers would work.
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The right thing to do is establish a Popular Vote.
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One key provision would establish an automatic voter registration system.
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"We need to establish the right cutoff point," he said.
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But it helped him establish a very strong work ethic.
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The House vote may have been necessary to establish procedures.
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Establish a $50 billion fund for school infrastructure and resources.
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I'm not trying to establish a new label for us.
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Extra credit is provided if the statutes establish caseload standards.
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But none of these analyses establish definitive rules of law.
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"Use those things to establish the human connections," said Arvai.
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The money serves to establish, and then entrench, a dynasty.
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They manage to establish, or at the very least credibly
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States establish their own thresholds for what constitutes felony theft.
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Is there time to establish anything like a hopeful future?
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"That doesn't mean they're trying to establish a full competitor."
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And the Stanford study could not establish a causal relationship.
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And that really helps you establish yourself in the market.
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The Sandoval leak helps establish that conciliation might not work.
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He helped establish a news service for Native American newspapers.
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The problem: She's looking to establish her own professional identity.
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That has made it difficult to establish a national figure.
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Google did promise to establish a process to allow that.
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All they have done is establish a base for themselves.
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Maybe one has lots of pictures that would establish ownership.
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If you can establish that, the bug will have bitten.
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Establish set times for meals, exercise, entertainment, socializing, and bed.
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"We need to establish a pathway for women," she said.
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That drove Congress to establish civil rights and redefine citizenship.
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Love scene to establish him as a good guy, check.
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These devices can also help you to establish healthy habits.
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"We should not establish some kind of quota," he contends.
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Lewis spent 15 years helping to establish the new museum.
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The goal is to establish a global standard for location.
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The gifts helped the college establish its Rod Serling Archives.
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Reuters was unable to establish why it had done so.
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First, let us establish the goals we should reach: 220006.
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Rich Kim to Puerto Rico to establish a military headquarters.
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Congressional approval is needed to establish a new military branch.
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That city could establish the nation's first supervised injection site.
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Or establish whether my happy is more than your happy?
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Party rules establish a 15 percent "viability" threshold for delegates.
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"Our goal is to establish the undeniable truth," he said.
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To place a bet, players must establish a funding account.
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Additionally, the legislation would establish a process to review seizures.
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Rulings by lower court judges set expectations and establish rationales.
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Landlocked Utah is trying to establish itself as a port.
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You are starting to establish yourself at a different level.
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With piano, you establish the colors in a different way.
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Establish relationships Trust is a big part of influencing people.
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Instead, establish your base product and core manufacturing skill set.
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The phase one deal will establish a dispute settlement process.
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Some are turning elsewhere to establish a base for production.
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If the Fed doesn't establish a digital currency, who will?
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"One needs to establish their individual criminal culpability," Wiley said.
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Establish or enhance a centralized data assessment and reporting resource.
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Of course, this type of study does not establish causation.
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Peru plans to establish a registry of gender violence convicts.
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We really have to establish this point before moving on.
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Hill: Yes, and some organizations establish ombudspersons within the organization.
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Step 2 is to establish congressional districts with multiple representatives.
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Cano has been quick to establish himself in the clubhouse.
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The decree gave bishops one year to establish new procedures.
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She couldn't establish that she and Kavanaugh knew each other.
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Why would an aluminum factory establish itself on the moon?
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This is a terrible standard to establish in public life.
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Didi's many partnerships have helped it establish a global footprint.
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The report also laid out plans for the Pentagon to establish a Space Development Agency and establish a Space Operations Force to recruit, train and retain personnel such as engineers, scientists and intelligence experts.
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The secretary of health and human services would establish a "national health budget," set payment rates for health care providers, negotiate prices to be paid for prescription drugs and establish lists of covered drugs.
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The ballot initiative, while not set in stone, would enable companies to provide workers benefits, establish wage commitments and guarantees, offer flexibility and establish that drivers are not employees, an Uber spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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The investigation is to establish if the two officials had all the necessary approvals, including from Tusk, who was then Poland's prime minister, to establish cooperation with Russian intelligence on withdrawing NATO forces from Afghanistan.
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In the past year, the Islamic State has exploited Libya's chaotic civil war not only to establish control of coastline around the central town of Surt, but also to establish bases near the Tunisian border.
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You have to establish the case for why they should care, just as in business when you have to establish the reason for why change is needed or why a certain strategy should be followed.
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To establish standing to bring a legal case, plaintiffs have to establish both an "injury" (how they're harmed by what they're suing over) and a "remedy" (how they think the courts should address that harm).
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That's when countries are expected to formally establish more aggressive commitments.
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You must establish yourself in the historical record at this moment.
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But first let's establish what this means —- and what it doesn't.
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He has been working to establish training camps in southern Afghanistan.
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Reuters was unable to establish contact with the firm for comment.
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I'm trying to establish that it's happened before with Led Zeppelin.
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He can say that Mueller did not establish collusion-type crimes.
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They want to establish the concept of free and independent women.
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But it does establish that Fellowes has got a cheeky side.
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But we would use that to establish comparability across investment alternatives.
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Both companies reportedly worked to establish their encryption systems for years.
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MB: What are the best ways to establish product/market fit?
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Legally, Asgardia hopes to establish history's first sovereign nation in space.
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Another change is allowing states to establish specific, parallel insurance marketplaces.
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"We really wanted to establish the proof of concept," Schaffer said.
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One of our recommendations has been that states establish sunrise commissions.
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Remember to talk it out first and establish a safe word!
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Brown moved to San Francisco to formally establish Allbirds in 22017.
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The rule would also establish maximum "stocking densities" for the birds.
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Several cities are now jockeying to establish themselves as fintech hubs.
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"The time has come to establish the United States Space Force."
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An investigation to establish the cause of the fire had commenced.
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Police also have been unable to establish a motive, Marbury says.
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But whoever replaces Carstens will face a battle to establish credibility.
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Lastly, it would establish the Tories as a truly national party.
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"(Xi) wants to establish China as a global power," Rafferty said.
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Provincial governments can also establish stricter rules like limiting home growth.
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Matternet plans to establish a regular service starting in early 2018.
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The hope is that it can establish [and] reset new relationships.
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This hearing is critical to establish additional details, leads and evidence.
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He wants people to be able to establish health savings accounts.
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In fact, economists have recently struggled to establish a causal link.
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None of these data sources are typically sufficient to establish fault.
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But security experts say it does nothing to establish Wright's identity.
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More than 1,000 subsequent attempts to re-establish communications have failed.
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Fabius was instrumental in negotiations to establish the 2015 Paris accord.
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"Once you establish a diet, you can make exceptions," he says.
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This is what the Irish DPC's investigation will seek to establish.
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The Broncos did establish the run game, rushing for 177 yards.
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The partnership continues Tencent's effort to establish a footprint beyond China.
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She may need to find a way to re-establish it.
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The feature will also help establish the daily bitcoin trading price.
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This is a terrible standard to establish in public life. Rep.
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Your online searches may establish the price you pay for things.
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Richards' generation of riders helped establish snowboarders' place on the mountain.
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The company hopes to establish the same growth rate in Berlin.
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Buttigieg would also establish a national system of paid sick leave.
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It has said its goal is to establish a decentralized internet.
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The time has come to establish the United States Space Force.
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They establish how the drug trade at the series' center functions.
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Budgets establish discipline, and discipline is the foundation of quality work.
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Do you think you'll re-establish your relationship with your daughters?
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It's important to establish healthy boundaries that make your expectations clear.
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From there, the robocar would establish the identity of the driver.
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However, he said an investigation was needed to establish the facts.
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There's no practical way to establish trust with a software company.
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Bernie Sanders' bill to establish a single-payer health care system.
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She told me to go through the courts to establish paternity.
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Establish a plan for checking in and follow through with it.
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Only because in 21 years, you establish some really bad habits.
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We need to establish boundaries between our personal and professional lives.
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Health savings account You establish a health savings account (HSA) yourself.
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And I fought against the world to establish my musical career.
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And negotiators will need to establish how foreign investors are protected.
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North Carolina was the first state to establish a state university.
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That is why we have to fully establish the hotspot system.
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For a good server you establish that at the very beginning.
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Cook also said that the move would establish a dangerous precedent.
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Those efforts helped establish early trade relations between the two peoples.
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Then came the quest to establish alternative livelihood programs for farmers.
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"We have to establish what his motivation was first," Lombardo said.
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Thankfully, the two countries are working to re-establish diplomatic relations.
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"We now need to establish exactly what Vox is," he said.
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Ms. Wylde would prefer the city establish a feral cat sanctuary.
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Investigators should have tried to establish the veracity of those sources.
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He helped establish the sweet shop, and a cafe next door.
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You then need to establish a system to do the work.
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Using thermoluminescence detectors, scientists could establish when an artifact was heated.
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The idea is to establish a reliable cargo route to Mars.
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He has to re-establish the distance to he steps back.
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"It takes a long time to establish a colony," Brackmann added.
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Even so it took three years to establish a new relationship.
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S. relations and establish a mechanism for permanent and durable peace.
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Finally, making such a major concession would establish a dangerous precedent.
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Such studies help to establish links between lifestyles and disease risk.
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It said it would establish the programme in the second quarter.
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"The evidence gathered does not establish an impeachable offense," it added.
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Robins, couldn't establish their constitutional standing to sue the Soccer Federation.
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Women have struggled mightily to establish careers separate from their husbands.
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The other way to establish a special counsel is through Congress.
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They lacked the resources or the strength to establish a state.
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The Air Force's investigations will establish the causes of this accident.
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States, locked in that escalating cycle, struggle to re-establish order.
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Investigators across Europe are trying to establish whether Amri had accomplices.
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"Our study, being field work, could not establish causation," they wrote.
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The temporary regulations establish guidelines for allocating creditable foreign tax expenditures.
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He helped establish one of the city's Depression-era soup kitchens.
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Steve King (R-Iowa), would establish limits on medical malpractice lawsuits.
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But that will establish the precedent to get a higher salary.
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He needed to save money to establish a home for them.
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But trying to establish any narrative coherence is a fool's errand.
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It must be terribly difficult to establish rituals in your life.
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However, congressional approval is required to establish a new military branch.
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Here are some more tips to establish or improve your credit.
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It would also establish a federal oversight board for the island.
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They would also establish roles and responsibilities for the train staff.
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It was not until 2011 that he began to establish himself.
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The medical examiner will work to establish that timing, Howard said.
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Establish the key metrics for your business, and track them carefully.
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In other words, its function is to establish an inside group.
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Plouffe could potentially help Zuckerberg to campaign or establish political allies.
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Through the haze of burning cannabis, facts are difficult to establish.
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Perhaps that will establish with finality the failure of this approach.
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Today, we can establish a similar legacy for the Digital Age.
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Why not push the courts to establish a right to strike?
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Being a decision-maker helped establish my authority within the company.
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"I think you need to establish a precedent," Mr. Moerdler said.
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These were the sorts of relationships to establish outside I gathered.
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Can we try to establish better verification processes down the road?
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I really wanted to establish that early on in the film.
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So we're starting to establish a process that will be followed.
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It's part of Chung's quest to establish the "grammar of VR".
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"What we're trying to establish is a uniformity of solidarity," Rep.
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It could set a precedent or establish principles for easing tensions.
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Corporation: This structure is more complicated and, thus, expensive to establish.
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But Mr. Steele in his remarks tried to establish the pattern.
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Golshan: Is that enough to establish credibility for Blasey Ford then?
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THUMP: How did you establish a working relationship with the label?
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Paris Saint-Germain hopes to establish a similar dynasty in France.
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Diversity and Inclusion Enhancements A. Establish an Employee Diversity Advisory Board.
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"We want to establish long-term and stable relations," Putin said.
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Now your biological child wants to establish a connection with you.
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" Florian Philippot, a far-right politician, said: "Re-establish order, yes.
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Establish a common set of foundational terms as quickly as possible.
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There's an easy solution: Establish a Social Security sovereign wealth fund!
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Is he alluding to ISIS's plan to establish a global caliphate?
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People were eager to establish themselves as allies, united in solidarity.
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The study findings are observational and cannot establish cause and effect.
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Those films helped establish his reputation for creating strong matriarchal characters.
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He is also working to establish goodwill with his Senate colleagues.
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A second idea is to establish public financing for prosecutor's races.
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It's a mad rush to establish brands and capture market share.
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Use paper ballots to establish a backup record of each vote.
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SHIRLEY KRESSELBOSTON Amazon should establish its second headquarters in St. Louis.
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Most important, both bills establish financial benchmarks for the coming years.
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This time, they want to establish a city of their own.
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Other cities have managed to walk the tightrope and establish programs.
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Establish "rituals of connection" that you know you can depend on.
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However, the rule aims to establish or define candidates as qualified.
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Establish acceptable levels of government eavesdropping and guidelines restricting government access.
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Many of the allowance apps allow parents to establish recurring disbursements.
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But he was also eager to establish some libertarian street cred.
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"The study was not set up to establish causation," Chang said.
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Some employers establish apprenticeship programs as a way to boost diversity.
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"Let's establish the principle, embrace it and move on," Neal said.
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Workers had returned on Saturday to establish a malnutrition screening clinic.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Salovey formed a Committee to Establish Principles on Renaming.
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How quickly will the F.D.A. move to establish a nicotine standard?
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Rabin had been trying to establish peace between Israel and Palestine.
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She tries to establish firmer boundaries with her cloying mother, Shelley.
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I'd prefer they establish an emergency fund to buying us gifts.
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That could further establish Apple&aposs stronghold on the smartwatch market.
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"We weren't able to establish roles in the bullpen," Collins said.
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Residency is one of the first things we had to establish.
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Most vital was to establish an airway, then replace the blood.
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Coöperation is difficult to establish and almost as difficult to sustain.
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This was the best way to establish communication quickly and discreetly.
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The investigation, he said, did not "establish" such a criminal conspiracy.
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There are signs that it wants to establish its own branding.
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Often there's not a lot of dialog to establish a relationship.
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One, know and establish your political persona before you get in.
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What Lindholm wants to establish, though, is a continuum of anxiety.
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"The evidence does not establish any impeachable offense," the report concludes.
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Tesla agreed to establish a board committee to oversee those posts.
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Those same deals helped establish the first formally franchised esports leagues.
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Trump directed Sessions to establish the task force earlier this year.
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They are trying to establish Hezbollah like organizations in the region.
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They each require budget allocations, which establish and demonstrate our priorities.
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Musk's ultimate goal is to establish a human settlement on Mars.
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Investigators have yet to establish a motive, Young told CNN earlier.
|
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They think Roy might be able to establish contact with him.
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You could also establish a new 30-day challenge every month.
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The photos he shared were too grainy to establish anyone's identity.
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It is required by law to establish the mandate by Nov.
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This can help you establish an official line of credit history.
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Establish your working hours when colleagues can get hold of you.
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Finally, establish a process for federal funding of desired conservation efforts.
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The draft law would establish a complaints procedure for foreign companies.
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He soon helped establish a master's program in creative writing there.
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He said evidence did not establish who had hurt the child.
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He had sought to establish a media strategy from the start.
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He found it difficult to establish priorities among his policy initiatives.
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The first thing you have to do is establish the brand.
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"I believe we can establish a good working relationship," he added.
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In addition, the Pentagon would establish a Space Development Agency — meant to develop and acquire new capabilities — and establish a Space Operations Force to recruit, train and retain personnel such as engineers, scientists and intelligence experts.
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Beyond dipping into the arena of petty political squabbles to establish dominance, Trump's actions toward Pelosi establish a double standard for Democrats and Republicans on who is allowed trips abroad in the midst of the shutdown.
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It's awesome, because in a movie, if you're writing a movie you've got 90 to 120 minutes to establish characters, establish a plot, have the conflict, have a resolution, and then an epilogue, and you're done.
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"This evidence is necessary to establish the personal nature of the expenditures to demonstrate Hunter's knowledge and intent to break the law, and to establish his motive to embezzle from his campaign," they said in the filing.
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Establish an iron triangle of doctors, insurers and government boards, tell them they must establish predictable standards for what treatments will be covered, and they will inevitably resist many of the experiments through which medical progress advances.
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Nigeria is struggling to re-establish security in its oil-producing areas.
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So, we establish background checks and assault weapons ban as a floor.
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I think one is how do you establish that a product works?
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On November 20th it announced that it would establish three new strands.
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The two sides agreed to establish a joint team for this purpose.
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She allegedly used fraudulent documents to establish a new identity for Mobley.
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ISIS had previously exploited that division to establish a stronghold in Sirte.
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They did not attempt to find other accounts to establish a pattern.
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Sudanese banks have struggled to re-establish correspondent relationships with foreign banks.
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"We have not yet establish the subject's motives," the city prosecutors said.
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The sculpture will be sold to establish the Jeff Koons Scholarship Fund.
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Detroit's early offensive ineptitude allowed Denver to establish a 27-893 lead.
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You want to establish a barrier between you and your coworker's negativity.
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It's true that Mueller did not establish a criminal conspiracy of collusion.
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Goebbels Miller is unfit to establish this practice as government policy. NAZI!
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It said there were also plans to establish a fuels retail business.
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Both militant groups seek to establish strict Islamic rule in the country.
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Long weekends are great to build on your trust and establish boundaries.
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Trump has had months to establish himself as a hardliner on immigration.
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It would also establish the path for businesses to offer recreational marijuana.
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AP claims police have yet to establish a motive for the killings.
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Mr Manley had little time to establish himself before coming under scrutiny.
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Or, hell, maybe Beyoncé will establish her own yearly festival titled Beychella.
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Now Curaleaf has to re-establish people's trust in the Select brand.
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Once you establish your purpose, you can start setting goals, says Goggins.
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This standard is plagued by vagueness, making incitement quite difficult to establish.
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The league lets the teams establish their own rules for cheerleading squads.
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They establish an aura of mystery that the objects fail to exploit.
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The senior boys cabin holds a meeting to establish cabin rules (left).
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"That's one of the things we're working hard to establish," Getting added.
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The first task, therefore, is to establish what exactly lives down there.
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And what does it mean for those who may never establish one?
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Amazon points to a variety of previous cases to establish its argument.
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Within a year, it would establish regular service to the island nation.
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Authorities fear that ISIS is trying to establish a presence in Kenya.
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Smartwatch category wasn't really established, so we needed to establish the category.
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The plan would also establish housing support for victims of human trafficking.
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Before I really take down mid-rise jeans, let's establish the basics.
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He would establish a whistleblower visa program for workers reporting labor violations.
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The police spokesman says authorities are still trying to establish a motive.
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MLB says it wants to establish a "long-term footprint" in London.
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Humans set the parameters and establish the controls for each virtual environment.
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The government needs to take charge and re-establish chains of command.
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This is why federal laws are desperately needed to establish nationwide standards.
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Establish a hard stop time when you leave the office every day.
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Try looking into your partner's eyes to re-establish connection with them.
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TC: How do companies establish a value for the tokens they're offering?
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Still, firms trying to establish themselves in China face a long road.
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Five years ago the euro zone agreed to establish a banking union.
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So California may have to establish specific guidelines independent from federal regulation.
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Despite its efforts, Morrison said Canberra had yet to establish Sigley's location.
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More work will be needed to establish a connection, should any exist.
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Officers continue to work hard to establish the circumstances of yesterday's incident.
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Let's back up for just a second to establish a little context.
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In Malaysia and Thailand, unlike Indonesia, foreigners can establish and operate universities.
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She helped to establish carbon trading markets in Chicago and in China.
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Science's ultimate goal is to establish truth and facts by accumulating evidence.
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Another bill that passed would establish a $15 living wage for drivers.
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We have yet to establish solid etiquette for how to behave online.
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The bill would have made it easier for workers to establish unions.
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"That was important to establish what she was actually seeing," Klyce explained.
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Russian elites have endlessly tried to establish unconditional property rights for themselves.
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JMEC attributed this to the overall failure to establish a transitional government.
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But marketers also need to establish the cultural relevance of their brands.
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"Our state constitution was explicitly written to establish white supremacy," Davis explains.
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Again, competition, as man seeks to establish dominion over the wild beasts.
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Sanders would re-establish the law, initially repealed during the Clinton administration.
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TC: How do the companies establish how much their patents are worth?
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"To establish these goals, we are looking for strategic partners," he said.
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Conservation biologists are attempting to establish several breeding populations of Florida panthers.
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The state can't re-establish trust and healing in crime-ridden communities.
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That said, it's also helpful to establish a baseline of fingering skills.
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It will also establish a $300 million restitution fund for harmed consumers.
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The meeting will also establish how to proceed with researching the virus.
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Microsoft's assistant has attempted to establish Windows 10 as its primary stronghold.
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The leaders also agreed to establish three de-escalation zones in Syria.
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That's another reason the US is eager to establish a space force.
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Second, the BLM should establish a royalty in-kind program for helium.
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"We're trying to establish what they are charged with," said Adebahr said.
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The plaintiffs must still establish their right to assert successor liability claims.
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Many won't ever establish themselves as regulars, and that's a problem, too.
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Another area that would establish the shared economy is cooperation with government.
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K.T.S.E does little to establish an identity outside of any of that.
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Presidents used this time to establish their style, rhythm, rhetoric and legislation.
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Secondly, the company could establish relationships with manufacturers of inexpensive generic drugs.
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The U.N. Security Council has the authority to establish the U.S.-U.
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But little effort was made to establish an effective rule of law.
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ET after helping to establish communications with mission control about the landing.
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Earlier in the day Catalonia's parliament voted to establish an independent republic.
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In some cases, it takes a few years to establish a career.
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A more obvious approach would be to establish terrorist cells in India.
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A UN-sponsored unity government is trying to establish itself in Libya.
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He wants to establish a conversation with a neighboring country, a leader.
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This was an attempt to establish certain rules of international cooperation, a
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" They add that the "evidence gathered does not establish an impeachable offense.
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In 1913, Congress refused John D. Rockefeller's request to establish his foundation.
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It's important to establish that the school system does have real problems.
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This bill would establish a fund to address the NPS maintenance backlog.
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And it would establish a duty for officers to render first aid.
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That upsets domestic manufacturers, who have been tempted to establish subsidiaries overseas.
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That is why I will establish the National Cyber Security Administration (NCSA).
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The lawyers are seeking to establish that the name Indians is discriminatory.
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"These experiences establish categories in our brains the improve recall," she said.
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And Fox tried and failed to establish three conventional comedies last year.
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Over time, these emails will help build the relationship and establish rapport.
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"Trying to establish a rhythm gives you something to do," he said.
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I get that company and brand building are intended to establish legitimacy.
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This is his last chance to establish a legacy of pragmatic compassion.
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China has boycotted the tribunal, asserting that ancient maps establish its sovereignty.
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A face-to-face encounter might help you establish a better rapport.
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A due legal process will establish his role in this failed rebellion.
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Myanmar has rejected the efforts to establish international jurisdiction over the matter.
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Mueller did not establish that the Trump campaign knowingly colluded with Moscow.
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ISIS is trying to establish a global caliphate through a global war.
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Nations that have significant natural resources often establish a sovereign wealth fund.
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It must establish – clearly and concisely – U.S. national policy for nuclear weapons.
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Is it possible to establish credit without opening a credit card account?
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More importantly, we know that using arbitration to establish drug prices works.
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The decision to establish the U.S. Space Force is just the beginning.
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That investigation did not establish that Trump campaign officials coordinated with Moscow.
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Employers have a unique obligation to establish new precedents along these lines.
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The rule exempts governments from any liability for the plans they establish.
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That's because they have had more years to establish a credit history.
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Small- and medium-sized businesses often lack the resources to establish apprenticeships.
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It has continued to establish programs in Russia through partner organizations, however.
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Additionally, it would establish supermajority requirements for state and local tax increases.
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DE) in China, which sought to establish a relationship with SAIC (600104.
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"We are hoping it to help establish a reference price," Derinkuyu said.
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I always try to establish some sort of dialogue with the client.
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Ehikhamenor selected these symbols to reclaim, rewrite, and re-establish Nigerian history.
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Reuters has not been able to establish what cargo they were carrying.
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The bill would also establish post-seizure review procedures in structuring cases.
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Lopez-Rivera helped establish the violent Puerto Rican independence group the FALN.
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You don't know the person and you want to establish a connection
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The objective was to establish how much Mullen could assist the police.
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Russia has been trying for years to establish such an export route.
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Mnuchin's personal friendship with Kavanaugh is insufficient to establish awareness or liability.
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In the same spirit, he helped the youths establish an official barbershop.
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However, SFGate later reported that they were unable to establish a connection.
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Pope Pius XI championed Guglielmo Marconi to establish Vatican Radio in 1931.
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We've sacrificed core competencies that we're going to have to re-establish.
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Uber should establish protocols with respect to escalating complaints that require investigation.
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It all helps establish a legacy, and now, here's one more shot.
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I think I'm going to stay here, in Mexico, and establish myself.
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Cicig is central to Guatemala's efforts to establish an independent justice system.
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Our partner countries in the Americas would need to establish prosecutorial teams.
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Establish an escrow function that enables immigrants to make reasonably safe investments.
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It is very difficult to establish liability in this area of law.
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But, per Mueller, his investigation "did not establish" such conspiracy or coordination.
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"We wanted to establish our home before the wedding," Mr. Pena said.
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Jordan Bell, meanwhile, has struggled to establish a spot in Kerr's rotation.
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No grounds exist to establish any purpose other than a political one.
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They couldn't vote or hold public office, couldn't establish organizations without permission.
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He wants them to help re-establish a winning tradition in Flushing.
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A Senate bill that would establish a deadline has gained bipartisan traction.
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The core issue in our politics is over how we establish relationship.
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What she has not done is establish a legacy as a winner.
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They immigrated shortly after she was born to establish a new life.
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"I don't think you can establish that anything is 100 percent fact."
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Your employer is obligated to establish a workplace that's fair to everyone.
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Expose them once, have them establish immunity, don't worry about it again.
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An investigation is underway to establish what, precisely, brought the helicopter down.
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Meanwhile, Litchfield's prisoners rush to establish dominance in this brand new order.
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"It's very hard to establish because the thresholds are high," he said.
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Each time two Bluetooth devices connect, they establish a new encryption key.
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Individual sensors can collaborate with their fellows to establish a wireless network.
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Establish parameters for a "work-life integration" plan for employees to adopt.
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Both are hoping to re-establish themselves as perennial national championship contenders.
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" She added: "We are trying to establish links with other European parliaments.
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It is unclear whether Mr. Ryan will agree to establish the committee.
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The young minister's bequest allowed the nascent college to firmly establish itself.
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They use complicated signals to explore their surroundings and establish social relationships.
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Sure, many people don't have sex until they establish an emotional connection.
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This would establish the highest carbon price of any major emitting country.
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His plan was to return and establish a hunting farm in Lebanon.
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This gave their facial appearance an aggressive look, which helped establish dominance.
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"The evidence gathered does not establish an impeachable offense," the memo concludes.
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Finally, establish funding to protect and restore wildlife habitat and water quality.
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Additionally, they hope to establish a certification program for legitimate mining sites.
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The aliens also have to establish that they have had required vaccinations.
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Officials are working to establish the identities and the causes of death.
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To what extent are they merely trying to establish their own relevance?
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British citizens are free to establish and register their own political parties.
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"We have to re-establish order," Mr. Ortega said in televised remarks.
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Other private spaceflight companies are vying to establish the space tourism market.
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This week, the Wuhan authorities ordered neighborhoods to establish "contactless delivery" points.
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"In all the cases of 2016, we couldn't establish ownership," she said.
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There is something profound & terrible in this eternal desire to establish contact.
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Ms. Hickox plans to work to establish similar guidelines in other states.
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Several countries have been able to establish and maintain effective immunization programs.
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Try to establish some hard limits in your screen and scrolling time.
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The coalition also helped the forces establish control of two nearby dams.
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To establish the past tense in Kannada requires some elaborate grammatical framing.
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This, they know, would establish an undeniable mandate for a new referendum.
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To work together, they must establish interlinked value propositions and coordinate efforts.
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The first order of business in learning is to establish your goals.
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First, establish if there is malware on your device and remove it.
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We have to establish the principle no one is above the law.
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It was a way to preserve family members and establish a dynasty.
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Nor have there been any valid studies that independently establish error rates.
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Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin to establish 2800 as the national suicide hotline.
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Tesla had agreed to establish a board committee to oversee Musk's posts.
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Prosecutors must simply establish probable cause that force was not legally justified.
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Efforts to establish such a fund have languished in the State Senate.
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Last month, the London Assembly voted to establish an AIDS memorial there.
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CHINESE PRESIDENT XI JINPING SAYS HOPES MACAU TO ESTABLISH MORE PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATIONS
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She started legal procedures this month seeking to establish her property rights.
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You want to establish that a prank is not, in fact, bullying.
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This realization also led the researchers to establish a connection to humans.
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It's never too early to establish some guardrails for your child's spending.
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Otherwise, ISIS may re-establish itself and gain strength in vulnerable spaces.
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But Ward is working to establish herself as a palatable outsider alternative.
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When pills and alcohol are involved, consent can be hard to establish.
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Warren would establish a task force to examine facial recognition and algorithms.
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People used Edison bulbs to establish an industrial vibe in their homes.
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Since then, his work has inspired other entrepreneurs to establish similar models.
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"If those shelters fill up, we will establish more shelters," Cooper said.
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The new coalition does not intend to establish industrywide sustainability goals, however.
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Madison Supreme Court decision, which helped establish the doctrine of judicial review.
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It would establish camps, called "transit centers," at points along the border.
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"The casinos worked a long time to establish legitimacy," he told me.
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The Puerto Rico Department of Agriculture helped establish about 1,700 new farms.
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Birds sing to attract a mate, and they sing to establish territory.
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Erdogan will survive this and try to establish an even stronger dictatorship.
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Companies have a natural tendency to establish uniform standards across the enterprise.
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Gilbert has a checklist to help him properly establish a bottle's provenance.
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GL: We establish yearly contracts, charging so much per month for an office space after we do an audit on the business and establish that it generates, say, 50 bags of garbage in a set amount of time.
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Ultimately, according to Namrata Goswami of the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, China wants to "establish alternative institutions, investment mechanisms, and capacities that not only challenge US dominance in space but establish a China-led space order."
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The ECJ agreed that the lower court had been wrong and that the only relevant criteria to establish whether the tax system was selective, and so unlawful state aid, was to establish if it favored certain companies over others.
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Elizabeth Warren: I'll establish a task force on digital privacy in public safety to establish guardrails and appropriate privacy protections for this and other surveillance technology, including the use of facial recognition technology and algorithms that exacerbate underlying bias.
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If you establish a following for selling certain brands, stick to those brands.
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"I was trying to establish trust with a group of people," Wentworth says.
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Curious what industry reps the FAA chose to help establish these new rules?
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Sammi also attempted to establish how quickly Facebook rushed the purchase of Oculus.
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For some, it will be the way they establish careers outside of performing.
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"Thurgood Marshall didn't bring one giant case to establish racial equality," he said.
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School Lunch Program to buy "ugly produce," establish the USDA Office of Food
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Your friend should establish whether their delayed ejaculation has been lifelong or acquired.
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Flynn and Kushner attempted to establish a backchannel with Russia that raised eyebrows.
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"It is fundamental to re-establish trust in the Church," the statement said.
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Authorities said she used fraudulent documents to establish a new identity for Mobley.
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My first thing was to establish a definitive list of weapons and abilities.
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But authorities said Williams also used fraudulent documents to establish the child's identity.
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" "Those regional states that believe Israel and America can establish security are wrong.
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PERINO: And if they just establish a rapport and decide to meet again.
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But let's back up for a second to establish where we are now.
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Authorities also plan to establish a central credit database to minimize credit risk.
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The sooner you establish smart ones, the better your chances of building wealth.
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We need to establish what aspects are changing and what aspects are fundamental.
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Details like that establish the glamorous tone that I wanted throughout the home.
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They believe that argument and free speech establish good ideas and propagate them.
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That data allows politicians to gerrymander or election commissioners to establish polling locations.
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This is supposed to be a place where the greats establish their legacies.
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For example: Establish consequences if your kids are using their phones too much.
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I just want to establish that I have in fact caught them all.
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How much time does that give you to establish a business around it?
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The league could easily establish a minimum market size to qualify for promotion.
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An alternative would be to establish a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) around Kutupalong.
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"We've likely made it very difficult to establish a public bank," he said.
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"These studies can only suggest an association and cannot establish causation," she said.
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Establish clear objectives for your staff and keep them focused on the mission.
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There was a plan to establish a similar scheme for another Louisville recruit.
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As far as I know, we have never had to establish a policy.
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So you have to pick who to deport, you have to establish priority.
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Civil aviation authority investigators were trying to establish the causes of the crash.
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But the exact role of al-Qaeda's external leaders is harder to establish.
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She also worked to establish childcare for those in the Mexican Actor's Guild.
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"To me, that does not establish that he did anything wrong," Kessler continued.
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The state's total media dominance has made it easy to establish this narrative.
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Moussa also mentioned plans to establish a commodity exchange for gold and currencies.
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The company aims to establish a car factory on each continent, Musk said.
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We look at that, try to establish a timeline as best we can.
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This result, Puigdemont said, had created a mandate to establish a sovereign republic.
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No. How did you re-establish ownership of your body following the orchiectomy?
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Funds will go towards helping the state establish the new law and commission.
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She's leading an effort to help biohackers establish norms for their own community.
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Inslee would establish two important new, or modified, agencies in the executive branch.
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Years later, investigators are still unable to establish a definitive link between them.
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Buying Sea's Shopee arm would be a fast way to establish a presence.
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" He continued: "When we establish contact with a community, we maintain that contact.
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So NBC had to establish pricing based on similar transactions between unrelated parties.
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In order for it to work you'll need to establish your device's location.
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So, we can establish that both Trump and Clinton have fudged the facts.
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Enquiries are continuing at this time to establish the circumstances around what happened.
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It quickly began to establish itself as the world's second most important currency.
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Their leader Ayman al Zawahiri sent trusted lieutenants there to establish a base.
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To establish credibility, body language experts look for visual, vocal and verbal consistency.
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Can you detail how you came to establish this new version of Darcys?
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An agreement between the countries' parliaments will establish a 100-member joint assembly.
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American Industries Group assists U.S. companies establish manufacturing or distribution operations in Mexico.
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Ashley: Jess, Kaitlyn and I have tried to establish the norms of ghosting.
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This isn't stable scientific ground from which to establish there is no risk.
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Last, it has to establish that flyers believe the 737 MAX is safe.
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Noh performers train for years to establish the perfect motion across the floor.
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Tesla wins by using its patent pool to establish industry standards for EVs.
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The North Carolina law will establish that police recordings are not public record.
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Verhoeven will help us establish these partnerships and navigate the drug development process.
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It would also establish the London Stock Exchange as Bloomberg LP's main contender.
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Already some 2,000 people have been jailed for failing to establish Indian citizenship.
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And that's time period where we're looking to establish what we can do.
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But an athlete has to more than establish a tainted supplement was possible.
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You cannot establish a system that people don&apost want without using power.
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Both studies set out to establish when and how quickly the volcanoes erupted.
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Its reputation helped establish HBO as a venue for cutting-edge original programming.
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We concluded that society must therefore "establish priorities" that would "satisfy reasonable expectations".
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This system will be put at risk if we do not establish parameters.
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Here are some tips to help you establish credit and improve your score.
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The researchers hope to establish patterns in the brain when subjects are high.
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Others, like Global Digital Finance, have looked to establish industry-wide international standards.
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But she wanted to establish the brand before looking for partners, she added.
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A Space Force would establish the first new military branch in 796.83 years.
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Wiener offered some broad ideas about how to establish net neutrality in California.
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However the pattern of features helps investors to establish the longer-term targets.
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The causes of the Flight 22010 tragedy will likely take months to establish.
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Further studies are needed to establish how this dynamic would affect language development.
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It could never establish the "likelihood or suggestion of direct transmission," he said.
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Presumably, this would establish a normative set of criteria for professionals to follow.
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"As a newer program, that's what we are trying to establish," Fickell said.
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Calls to establish an independent commission picked up in March after GOP Rep.
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Yes, our purpose is to establish a free, independent, and democratic gay state.
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The territory will be used to establish a settlement on conditions of extraterritoriality.
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A six-month trial to establish liability has been scheduled for next March.
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Reuters has not been able to establish the scale of the BLF campaign.
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Hamid, for his part, resolved to re-establish Kleiner Perkins' once-stellar reputation.
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Grindr clearly wants to establish itself as more than just a hookup app.
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Cyber security investigators are still trying to establish who was behind the attack.
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You can establish boundaries, but you'll have to do so consciously and proactively.
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Just to establish that no one's on any kind of fucked up diet.
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I just felt like the show needed to establish itself on its own.
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The new rules also establish a top speed of 100 miles per hour.
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It'd be really hard to establish the brand without trying the freemium approach.
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So this could be the issue where we establish that we're the boss.
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"Iran wants to re-establish the Persian empire," says one senior Saudi official.
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We should establish the infrastructure to share information long before the need arises.
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A new bill aims to establish Puerto Rico as a state by 28500.
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"At some point, the laws of gravity do re-establish themselves," Roe said.
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The problem is, there is no evidence to establish either racism or sexism.
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Most share religious objectives and aspire to establish a version of Shariah law.
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However, it did not find sufficient evidence to establish a criminal conspiracy.3.
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Congress should establish an independent commission and a special prosecutor should be appointed.
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Trump could establish such a program that would be open to adults too.
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Asylum just requires the applicant to establish a well-founded fear of persecution.
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Kim and his mentors made shrewd choices that helped to establish his authority.
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This will help to establish continuity and to deepen the anti-corruption work.
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Investigators were seeking to establish his last place of residence and latest occupation.
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Palestinians want to establish a state on territory occupied by Israel since 1967.
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The best parts of the film come in interstitial shots that establish atmosphere.
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They can register [to vote] the minute they establish a residence in Florida.
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Wade decriminalized abortion across the county — to establish a federal family planning program.
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"We must establish a plan for space traffic management and coordination," Ross added.
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The State of Michigan opted to establish a statewide system of public education.
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The world's largest esports company is looking to establish an ecosystem in Asia.
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We're trying to establish a style of play that will work for us.
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Start by setting up your sleep environment and establish a relaxing bedtime routine.
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It would also establish a system of reparations for victims of the conflict.
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The measure successfully pushed the Reagan administration to establish a climate task force.
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If you've been reading for a while, it's a good habit to establish.
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Newly established craft beer breweries have helped establish a nascent night life scene.
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But it's crucial to definitively establish that your manager is on your side.
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Of the compensation, $13 million will establish a reimbursement fund for affected shoppers.
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More tests are needed to establish the missile's performance and reliability, he added.
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It is a consequence of 50 jurisdictions acting independently to establish licensure standards.
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They carry through life a mental model of how to establish reciprocal bonds.
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After the June 4 crackdown, the state needed to re-establish its legitimacy.
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Establish a time frame for when you can revisit the topic, Erwin said.
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Of the compensation, $22019 million will establish a reimbursement fund for affected shoppers.
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There is slim precedent to establish the conduct necessary to sustain an impeachment.
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A ballot initiative she led to establish vouchers in Michigan failed in 2000.
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And it's going to take forever for anybody to establish their own brand.
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Researchers treated 41 patients between 2007 and 2015 to establish safety and efficacy.
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Last year, 10 such companies agreed to establish a presence in Japan's capital.
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Attempts to establish an independent ombudsman for the state's prisons have gone nowhere.
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We are working with our contractors Coleman and Company to establish the facts.
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To succeed, Secretary Mattis must act quickly to establish his vision for change.
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L) looking to establish a new subsidiary there and U.S. insurer AIG (AIG.
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Investigators have also sought to establish what wealth Jammeh may have stashed abroad.
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A bill to establish a gun buyback program also received votes from Republicans.
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Ron pushed me to establish sources and beat the competition through original reporting.
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Facebook has been trying for a while to establish itself on mainland China.
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It stopped responding on Friday, despite repeated attempts to re-establish a connection.
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The bill would establish a Highway Trust Fund Commission, consisting of 15 members.
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"If China doesn't have internal chaos, China will establish regional primacy," says Zhang.
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An argument is a connected series of statements intended to establish a proposition.
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You need to establish your own character and that takes a long time.
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Again, I have no interest in using science to establish differences between races.
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However, she said police need to establish probable cause to make an arrest.
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You see the players go by, on their way to establish a pilearchy.
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And this totalitarian state, they try to establish it from Pakistan to Nigeria.
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By interacting with robots, people can establish nonverbal communications with the artificial systems.
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I mean, we have a Virginia winery, I'm trying to establish for Virginia.
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Traditionally, wrestling themes aim to establish someone's entire character in under three minutes.
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Writer Tom Rob Smith was trying to establish too many relationships too quickly.
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To secure growth, AMS aims to diversify and establish an Android customer base.
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In the past, entrepreneurs came here to establish small teams to build partnerships.
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Police said they are still trying to establish the cause of the blaze.
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They can also establish super-PACs in the name of their own company.
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"It's inconceivable that we'll establish a corporation that we can't control," she said.
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The plans of many people to establish their life in Britain will change.
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Instead DCMs must establish programs for periodic reviews of AT Persons' compliance measures.
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"Somewhere, some day, maybe we can use this to re-establish a George."
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It will also establish a biennial conference on ethical issues facing the field.
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He helped establish the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center at a hospital in Phoenix.
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The federal government would establish an annual budget for covered health care services.
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The Trump administration proposal would establish a single new rate of about $135.
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But to establish this holiday as a replacement to Columbus Day is despicable.
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The extra time allows the F.D.A. to establish safety, effectiveness and labeling standards.
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It led officials to establish dozens of official therapy trails in Japan's forests.
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Booker McConnell used this fortune to establish a world empire of its own.
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The international community should establish a more direct link between migration and corruption.
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Establish an employee-based culture, coach your players, set goals, and earn championships.
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Let's also work to establish sensible norms for people running for high office.
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A secret meeting to establish a back channel between the US and Russia.
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There's no way for Assayas to establish any satirical distance from his characters.
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To establish such a body can take a number of years in Ireland.
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He was a farmer, and he helped establish the area's first Presbyterian church.
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The documents establish them as a family unit, with their own inheritance rights.
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New Jersey's legislature approved $2 million to establish a center at Rutgers University.
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Medical institutions and professional societies should establish, or amplify, guidelines discouraging such payments.
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But Ms. Dingell said she worked to establish her own record of accomplishments.
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To establish that something is manifestly false in 48 hours is extremely rare.
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If he does, it will help establish an unprecedented regional peace and stability.
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FIBA is clearly trying to establish the sport, and maintain control of it.
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"We have to grow and establish our industries," Mr. Kagame said in June.
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The new study, published Wednesday, tried to establish possible mechanisms underlying those links.
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But at this point, what I want to do is establish a consistency.
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What's needed: New research could better establish the scale of this growing problem.
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In the meantime, you establish a mechanism by which you can canonize yourself.
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Larger tech powerhouses like Amazon are also looking to establish their own fleets.
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"These will finally allow us to establish the true nature of these sources."
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An additional $7,000 came from an embassy account used to establish local contacts.
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Mr. Campbell's aching vocals establish the character's empathy, as well as his guilt.
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But Mr. Nadler's team is working to establish whether that step makes sense.
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That description may be an attempt to establish its universality (or commercial accessibility).
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The directors, Lindsey Cordero and Armando Croda, establish the rhythms of his routine.
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"It's gotten much easier for plaintiffs to get evidence to establish [legal] standing."
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In 1996, he helped establish the Shouf Biosphere Reserve, Lebanon's first national park.
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The texts help establish the role that Parnas played in Giuilani's Ukrainian efforts.
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Some states tried to establish Rejector settlements, but no doctors would go there.
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The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) will also establish a new division on Jan.
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Police are working to establish the identity of the suspect and his motivation.
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The U.N. Human Rights Council voted last month to establish an international investigation.
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They could then establish a three-month timetable to conclude the direct negotiations.
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Brazil has yet to establish where the oil is coming from for certain.
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Still, one wants, in these litigious and sexually correct times, to establish consent.
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Brazil has yet to establish where the oil is coming from for certain.
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The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) will also establish a new division on Jan.
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They promise to re-establish the bond between the elites and the people.
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"The right thing to do is establish a broad, strong base," he says.
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Columbia is in preliminary talks to establish a Global Center in Tel Aviv.
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Estimating these percentages before the investigation begins helps establish context for later findings.
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The software is designed to establish end-to-end verification for voting machines.
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The board of trustees should clean house and establish new leadership without delay.
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Ms. Jones helped establish the Independent Voters Association, which registered 6,000 African-Americans.
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The first, passed at the outset of the trial, would establish the rules.
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Thus far, the IRGC has helped to establish and support Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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But the memo does not establish a legal right to the recommended treatment.
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The bill would establish funding to help states subsidize the high cost insurance.
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Legislative efforts to establish such a bank flopped in 2009, 2014, and 2017.
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The numbers inform her strategy, set expectations, establish accountability and, ultimately, measure results.
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At first, the camera took a few seconds to establish my skin tone.
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Its real purpose is to establish the anchor points for Ms. Pohl's life.
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An inquiry was ordered on Thursday to establish the cause of the blast.
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Intellectuals establish the criteria by which things are measured and goals are set.
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However, as an observational study it can't establish cause and effect, only association.
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They have a set of universal intuitions that help establish harmony between peoples.
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Carbon-dioxide-breathing bots discard old calendar, establish binary calendar beginning at zero.
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Establish an internal tracking system, and encourage your freelancers to keep track, too.
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Tesla agreed in October to establish a board committee to oversee Musk's posts.
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The provision calls for states to establish leave programs based on unemployment insurance.
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Police are investigating and have yet to establish a motive, Njoka told CNN.
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Rotations lasted only three to nine months, making it difficult to establish rapport.
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Mnuchin's report helps establish a baseline for ongoing GOP discussions about financial deregulation.
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And if it makes it through, will it be able to establish itself?
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Before beginning, be sure to establish class rules about holding a civil discussion.
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But the company's ultimate goal is to establish a human settlement on Mars.
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You'll be more likely to succeed when you establish smaller, short-term objectives.
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His mother was literary and progressive; she helped establish a library in Wytheville.
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"The Petrocaribe money allows the government to establish its own priorities," Joseph said.
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But he argued it is necessary to establish a standard for future presidents.
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Does the first part of that sentence say what the investigation did establish?
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Medtronic can use the data to establish baselines and monitor outcomes going forward.
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President Harry S. Truman had sought to establish national health insurance — and failed.
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Patients should work closely with their doctors to establish their risk for bleeding.
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Zaky will establish a foundation and remain on as advisor, the firm said.
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It's too often used only to footnote some voiceover or establish a setting.
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Barr says the investigation did not establish that there was collusion with Russia.
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Cornyn to establish how we start receiving suggestions and ideas from our colleagues.
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Singapore is also trying to establish itself as Asia's LNG spot market hub.
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Lawmakers last week introduced a bill that would legally establish the new office.
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It normally takes 60 votes — or a three-fifths supermajority — to establish cloture.
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Changing the rules could establish clear guidelines for conducting these sessions in public.
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For this reason, even the facts of the case were hard to establish.
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Whenever you want to facilitate a fair discussion, establish the norms for participating.
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He added that Congress must now act to establish and fund the department.
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Two environmentally focused musical outings of moderate profile hardly establish a definitive trend.
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We also looked to for them to establish quantitative easing, which they've done.
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You first need to establish exactly what is bothering you about a friendship.
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"This hearing is critical to establish additional details, leads and evidence," Schiff wrote.
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I knew that student-loan payments had helped me establish a credit score.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — They seek to sweep away borders and establish a stateless society.
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Four's rote reiterations of company policy establish him as the strict protocol man.
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The two agreed to establish a security hotline to help defuse unexpected incidents.
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Early in my career I learned that the mission is to establish relationships.
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It helped establish him as a leading voice in the pan-Africanist movement.
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She also helped establish satellite campus programs in New York and Los Angeles.
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S.I.K.: I really want to establish myself as a producer in the industry.
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She would later go on to establish the clinic that became Planned Parenthood.
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Memory has to cast about, so as to establish a connection with fate.
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Reuters was unable to establish whether he had made his statement under duress.
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What he's doing is trying to establish dominance — to win, in his words.
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And, whether explicitly or not, colorful lights establish a brand in consumers' minds.
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Reuters could not establish what roles the executives played in the planning process.
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The company requires the verification of several forms of identification to establish a seller account; however, as BuzzFeed News noted, users can reportedly get around this rule by having others establish a legitimate account for them that they'll then pay for.
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"At the root of this is whether or not she can establish trust based on past behavior, her willingness to be transparent about that and establish a framework for how she might govern and make decisions going forward," said Sen.
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It raises the possibility that if any candidate can establish a dominant position among minority voters, especially the African-American voters critical in the Southeast states, they could establish a potentially insurmountable delegate lead as early as the first half of March.
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"When we surrendered in 1945, General Mark W. Clark said that we should re-establish the festival because with the help of culture and arts, we can re-establish the democratic system," Ms. Rabl-Stadler said, paraphrasing the general's sentiments.
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Mr Barr's document stated that the Mueller report did not establish that anyone involved with Mr Trump's campaign "conspired or co-ordinated with Russia" in its election-interference efforts, nor did it establish that Mr Trump committed obstruction of justice.
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That seemed to be precisely the point the attorney-general was trying to establish.
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There's no formula to establish when the market heads south after entering the "zone".
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Mr. Eggers knows how to dress a room beautifully and establish a mood quickly.
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Conveniently enough, the acronym for the recipe is "epic": Establish, Push Boundaries, Increase, Continue.
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They could establish truth-telling commissions and acknowledge—and even apologise for—past atrocities.
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The first step is to establish when there is a gaslighting operation in progress.
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Police said they were still working to establish the identity of the third attacker.
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Anhui in eastern China also called for support to establish a NEV innovation center.
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He didn't disprove it, but he also didn't establish that it was the case.
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Citations establish credibility, and determine the impact of a given paper, researcher, and institution.
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First things first, let's establish something: Macaroons and macarons are two very different things.
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So our military, our special agencies do establish cooperation in this particularly important area.
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But you have to give the opportunity to establish your own relationship with them.
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You need to establish second-level connections so recruiters can find you, said Kohut.
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Reuters was not immediately able to establish the details of the case on Thursday.
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Butler never was able to establish a consistent offensive flow in the second half.
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And so, you know, what we want are the documents that will establish that.
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She introduced the bill that would formally establish it as a day of recognition.
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Before we list our planet's most "overdue" volcanoes, it's important to establish some perspective.
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HENNINGER: I thought Gorsuch began to establish himself as a clear and independent voice.
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Ultimately, the investigation did not establish that any of these contacts broke the law.
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" Moreover, Barr states as well that report fails to establish evidence of "corrupt intent.
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Malaysian police used a DNA sample to establish the victim was Kim Jong Nam.
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Earlier attempts to establish an Asian derivative crude contract by Singapore and Tokyo foundered.
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The sooner you establish smart ones, the better your chances of reaching seven figures.
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Before we get into the pharmacy, we establish the exterior of this abandoned town.
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Similarly in the opening of the film, we establish the exterior of the pharmacy.
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Authorities said Williams used fraudulent documents to establish a new identity for the child.
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And so it makes it easy to kind of establish a connection early on.
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He announced Mexico will establish National Environmental Defendor Day for July 17, Notimex reported.
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In using such testimony, Steele hopes to establish a pattern that bolsters Constand's claims.
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Al-Shabab, linked to al Qaeda, seeks to establish an Islamic state in Somalia.
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