The basic distinction between direct examination questions and cross-examination questions is that direct examination questions consist of who, what, where, when and why.
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"Strampel conducted a full examination, including a breast examination, an anal examination that included the penetration of the anus, a pelvic examination that penetrated the vagina, and all were conducted in front of a small group of medical students," the complaint said.
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Pinera's cross-examination is expected to continue on Tuesday, followed by cross-examination by Burga's and Marin's lawyers.
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Segedin's is an art of self-examination, but a self-examination that has nothing to do with narcissism.
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"Also, I think she should have had a neurological examination, a thorough neurological examination in 2016," recommended Scheiner.
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"I think she should have had a neurological examination, a thorough neurological examination in 2016," Scheiner said Tuesday night.
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Cosby: Once again I go back to lawyers and this morning when you have to deal with examination, cross examination, etc.
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To accomplish this, the Democratic members must understand the difference between questions asked in direct examination and questions asked in cross-examination.
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The Leveraged Lending Examination Enhancement Act would require the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) to establish uniform examination procedures for bank regulators to oversee leveraged lending activity and direct regulators to issue quarterly reports analyzing leveraged lending risk management.
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For instance, neither facility has an examination room or even an examination table — in Caal's case, she was examined on a regular table.
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Read Sciorra's cross-examination Late Thursday afternoon, the jury asked that the court read the cross-examination and "everything afterward" regarding Sciorra's testimony.
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That&aposs not shenanigans, that&aposs doing real good cross examination, direct examination to get a feel for what this next justice is going to be.
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"When you have to deal with examination, cross-examination, et cetera, et cetera, more than two sides to every story – sometimes it's four or five," he said.
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Leading professional organizations have issued or updated their recommendations regarding pelvic examination since 2014, recommending against pelvic examination among women who are not pregnant or have no symptoms.
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In her examination room, with its white vinyl floor and sanitary-paper-covered examination table against the wall, the fluorescent overhead lights were turned off to avoid triggering migraines.
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For reasons I didn't understand, the paramedics hung around outside the doorway of the examination room, even after they'd moved my grandmother to the examination table and repossessed their gurney.
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The researchers analyzed data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), in which a nationally representative sample of adults got physicals at mobile examination centers between 22014 and 28.2.
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"When you have to deal with examination, cross-examination, et cetera, et cetera, more than two sides to every story, sometimes it's four or five," he said in the radio interview.
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"It means that you present witnesses, that the defendant has the right to confront those witnesses and that you have examination, cross-examination, presentation of evidence and then a decision," he said.
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While airline pilots are required to have a first-class medical examination — which includes mental-capability tests — Aimer says Ford likely is only required to do what's called a third-class medical examination.
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Questioning at residence Until now, the inquiry was an examination.
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He consented to a polygraph examination, but he failed it.
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Further examination led to an expansion of the maintenance action.
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Kukors' lawyer said computers and phones were seized for examination.
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The examination included the collection and inspection of maintenance records.
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A Times examination found that about only a third do.
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Security officials later confiscated an unidentified can for further examination.
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The examination of Tom Cruise's 2007 butt continued from there.
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The doctor no longer faced me in the examination room.
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Law enforcement officials suspect that the examination will take months.
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One striking oversight is an examination of her company's origins.
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Officials have now extended their examination for a third time.
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Nichols was arrested following an examination at a local hospital.
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An examination of his body found packages in his throat.
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None of these issues got the thorough examination they warranted.
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Police are also conducting a forensic examination of the van.
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After further examination, doctors learned the heart wasn't a match.
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The cameras are there for an examination by her gynecologist.
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The piece will be sent to Australia for further examination.
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The settlement follows an examination by the New York regulator.
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The actor was brought to the hospital for an examination.
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My organization is conducting an examination of Robert Mueller's past.
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The results of the examination have not been made public.
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"Evelyn" is an examination of a family after a suicide.
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Second, you have to pass an incredibly demanding physical examination.
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Committee lawyers would do an extensive examination of his record.
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Before the moment entirely passes, it is worth some examination.
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He came away from that examination with an Alzheimer's diagnosis.
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"Public policy invades the examination room every day," he says.
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The next step is we send you for an examination.
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Feelings you've been pushing down will come up for examination.
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The US Air Force quickly collected the debris for examination.
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Her request has opened a broader examination of the law.
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I stared at her from the examination table in disbelief.
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He will undergo a magnetic resonance imaging examination on Wednesday.
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There was no examination of physical changes in the brain.
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Hassan's recent world record will surely also come under examination.
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On a lung examination, there could be crackles or wheezes.
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The results of that examination were not available Tuesday evening.
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The results of that examination were not available Tuesday evening.
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Above, a mobile eye examination camp in Tamil Nadu, India.
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She also completed a rape kit examination at a hospital.
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But then he took his shirt off for the examination.
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Essie's doing her own examination to make sure I'm okay.
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She was repeatedly taken to a nearby hospital for examination.
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But even a cursory examination of the company reveals otherwise.
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Italy's new electoral system will also be under close examination.
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Initial examination showed he had suffered a traumatic brain injury.
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Deep emotions will unexpectedly come up for examination today, Sagittarius.
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Examination of vehicle system behavior anomalies could be a solution.
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Then he claimed upon closer examination that he was neither.
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Is this meant to be a sonic examination of radiation?
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But a closer examination reveals that interpretation to be fallacious.
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Black went on to say that SDI is committed to performing the examination in future years and will be engaging in the SOC 2 examination relevant to security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality and privacy.
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Currently, the process of examination involves taking tissue samples from the margin of the operated area, freezing them with liquid nitrogen, sectioning them to thin slices, and sending them to a lab for examination.
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"As part of a routine examination, or any other examination that goes on, you basically work with your regulator to cooperate, answer the questions and show them that you're being completely transparent," he said.
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Because in its blunt and unexamined form, it is being applied to our examination (and self-examination) of so-called "enhanced interrogation," or torture, as practiced by the CIA in the years following the Sept.
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But to have a government witness arrested midway through cross-examination is extremely uncommon, and poses a problem for prosecutors when the trial resumes on Monday and Mr. Howe's cross-examination is scheduled to continue.
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Under cross-examination, Deters showed Tensing several snippets from the video.
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The data came from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.
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At the end of the examination, you receive your profile assessment.
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That designation would have led to greater examination of the system.
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And it's leading to a fundamental re-examination of the relationship.
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Rejection suggests a conclusion based on close examination and careful reflection.
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For the examination, there is no time limit defined by law.
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A re-examination on Tuesday diagnosed the severity of the injury.
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But painful examination of history was necessary, lest it is repeated.
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Carter told THUMP that the track arose from psychological self-examination.
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I didn't notice any media self-examination resulting from this lapse.
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Another malign effect is that conspiracy theories can obviate self-examination.
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Not a word over the course of the two-hour examination.
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It's really an examination of the human psyche, which is universal.
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A remarkable examination of how neuroscience works, by the surgeon's grandson.
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Upon further examination, scientists confirmed it was a theretofore unknown species.
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Issues around sex and intimacy will come up today for examination.
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Tarullo is the chairman of the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council.
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No exceptions were found in the SOC 1 examination of SDI.
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With an everyday headache, my neurological examination wouldn't find any abnormalities.
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Some unexpected, deep emotions will come up for examination this evening.
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Victoria N. Alexander's examination of the way Nabokov's views on butterfly
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But they almost didn't get to show everything the examination involves.
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The defense team's cross-examination of Gates will continue on Wednesday.
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A re-examination of the question could yield surprisingly bipartisan agreement.
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Feelings around safety and security will come up for examination today.
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The weeks since have led to some self-examination among Muslims.
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A close examination of Harris's record shows it's filled with contradictions.
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Issues around intimacy and trust will come up for examination today.
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That would avoid exposing her to cross-examination by the defense.
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News. A medical examination revealed abrasions on her vagina and anus.
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But on further examination, I realized that it's actually excellent advice.
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That is far from the truth and fair examination is required.
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C.T.E. can be diagnosed only through a brain examination after death.
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"They think there is no need to do the MRI examination."
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He would go to confession during this evening's examination of conscience.
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Two generations, both had to take the examination together, she says.
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Every responsible examination has come to the conclusion he did not.
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He then decided to take the examination at the expert level.
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The gunman's brain had been sent to Stanford University for examination.
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They could explode, or abruptly break down under sharp cross-examination.
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Deep stuff around intimacy or value comes up for examination tonight.
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An examination of the company shows how complex that would be.
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During the examination, the doctor tried to remove his wrestling shorts.
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He received a magnetic resonance imaging examination and a cortisone injection.
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Its own examination of Moscow interference has languished amid partisan infighting.
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During cross-examination, the prosecution asked Quijano to be more specific.
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On examination, almost nothing about the device seems to have changed.
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"Any proposal that impacts this relationship deserves serious examination," he said.
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Ms. Coover handed Tarsha a coffee and then began her examination.
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"These disturbing circumstances warrant examination," Mr. Futerfas concluded in his letter.
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But that extraordinary instinct for self-examination can cause complications, too.
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The New York Times is launching an ongoing examination of privacy.
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"There may be a re-examination going on today," Carlson added.
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An examination of his life recalls a neighborhood's more violent past.
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Veil passed the extremely competitive national examination to become a magistrate.
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Ms. Gottfried's subjects were never specimens, held up for cold examination.
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When the patient was dressed, Iammatteo returned to the examination room.
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Then, upon further examination, the claims regarding the technology break down.
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Geerling sent the patient back to Beth Israel for further examination.
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On closer examination, they found that each scale has two layers.
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On examination, she had a fever, and her heart was racing.
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The police responded by forcing her to undergo a virginity examination.
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Mann will return to the stand Monday to resume cross-examination.
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She declined to have a sexual assault examination or toxicology screening.
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The haiku style examination of Ford was wide and correctly derided.
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The results of last week's examination have not been made public.
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Testing for mental or cognitive decline typically requires more extensive examination.
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But it received little examination in terms of what went wrong.
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Thousands and thousands more recipes await your examination on NYT Cooking.
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But her approach is a more measured examination of societal change.
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After giving the story of black people such loving examination, Mrs.
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Closer examination of the powder revealed light gray specks dispersed throughout.
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Sex and other intimacy issues are also coming up for examination.
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Prosecutors have petitioned the court to order a mental examination to determine her sanity but her lawyers have objected, saying the examination was a trick to have her declared insane and confined as a mental patient.
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Akindele had "acted in a manner that... compromised his position as a teacher and examiner... his conversations with Miss Osagie were about examination scores and inducement of favor for the alteration of examination scores," the university said.
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Like the play that follows, it's a profound concept well worth examination.
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It's unclear to what extent sleep disorders were tested in that examination.
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But there comes a time for responsibility -- and a little self-examination.
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The police were summoned, and an examination and rape kit were performed.
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Amid consternation, parliament suspended examination of a bill to reform the constitution.
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Dismissal is an a priori judgment that close examination is not warranted.
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During Andrea's autopsy examination we hear creaking pipes, and see leaky sinks.
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At the same time, he's facing more intense cross-examination from journalists.
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Considering the fanfare surrounding their enactment, a closer examination is in order.
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But a careful examination of his ears and nose were otherwise unremarkable.
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But a rigorous examination of the issue would be a useful exercise.
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This review will include examination of all available video of the incident.
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But the data isn't as bad as it looks upon closer examination.
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That way, you'll always know when to stop play and seek examination.
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The third-class medical examination does not, Aimer says, test mental capability.
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Group portrait of examination of the Piltdown skull by John Cook, 1915.
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I remember walking out of the hospital after my rape-kit examination.
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There's a screening stage, an examination stage, and there's a detention stage.
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An initial examination carried out in December proved "inconclusive," according to authorities.
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Ghomeshi's lawyer Marie Henein will begin cross-examination of DeCoutere this afternoon.
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The substance is now being sent to a lab for further examination.
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Closer examination, however, reveals detailed scenes with identifiable faces, signs, and clothing.
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The medical examination is expected to occur in the next 10 days.
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The creatures' ages were estimated through examination of each shark's eye tissues.
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It's unclear what that examination found, but it's key to her decision.
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A capital increase is not an option under examination, the bank said.
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The problem is that the millennials never give socialism a close examination.
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If so, the carcass will be recovered for examination by state officials.
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I can't and don't want to anticipate the results of this examination.
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Despite her nuanced examination of such white trash icons and chroniclers as
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The G.A.O. examination illustrated how racial bias was unfolding in some districts.
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Her pushback during cross-examination by Mueller's attorney also won widespread praise.
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Fortunately, there are some tools available with which to begin the examination.
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Sensitive issues you rarely face head on will come up for examination.
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During cross-examination, however, the doctor said he could not be positive.
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According to AIUSA, Beltran was shackled and under guard during her examination.
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Topics around your home and family will also come up for examination.
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Your delusions about money and self-worth are coming up for examination.
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He’s been taken to hospital with team doctors for examination.
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They are expected to continue their cross-examination of Schaffer on Wednesday.
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But the breadth of Trump's win left his opponents urging self-examination.
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But at what point ought such an examination to be carried out?
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People use horoscopes for self-examination, or for contextualizing the real world.
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Dozens of investigators reportedly hauled away containers of equipment for further examination.
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It's outright racism, but on closer examination it's not totally race based.
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An examination of evidence from the past indicates this is virtually impossible.
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Emma prods Adèle toward philosophy and the examination of her own desires.
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The legislation would require presidential candidates to undergo a mental health examination.
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Babylon Berlin is less anxious self-examination than knowing warning to others.
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Previous policy under the Obama administration discouraged the use of cross-examination.
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As a result, she said, the board began a "rigorous" self-examination.
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Commercial banks are also required to strengthen their examination of shareholder qualifications.
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On close examination, it's amazing how dirty glass surfaces can get, really.
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And he did not allow an immediate medical examination of Mr. Redstone.
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This is an examination of how truthful some of the responses were.
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During cross-examination, a prosecutor, Edward Ryan, accused Mr. Dourad of lying.
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That's unsettling for U.S. partners and adversaries alike, and warrants closer examination.
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Steve Cara in an examination room at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
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NEW BRUNSWICK "Dreamworlds and Catastrophes," examination of the Soviet Union's unofficial artists.
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On cross-examination of Melgen's wife regarding a check then-Florida Gov.
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But, at its core, it's an examination of free will and fate.
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A more nuanced examination reveals otherwise, giving hope of bipartisan reform efforts.
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They recovered parts of the Surveyor 3 robotic probe for later examination.
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The examination did not include Mr. Trump's dealings outside the United States.
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Rocky and the plaintiff will face cross-examination on Tuesday, Reuters reports.
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That decision would also depend on a medical examination by the doctor.
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Garrett said a magnetic resonance imaging examination had revealed the broken bone.
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After making her complaint, the victim left India without a medical examination.
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"He has an interesting record that's gone without examination," he said coyly.
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The examination also showed that police used confidential informants without proper documentation.
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The Corps recently announced it was going to re-open the examination.
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Under examination they found that neither canvas resembles other works by Theus.
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Self-esteem and self-worth issues will also come up for examination.
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Here too, the environmental categories and the urbanization process need closer examination.
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Hardware and software should be open, transparent, and available for public examination.
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Where this happens, authorities carry out an individual examination of passport photos.
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Nostalgic charm aside, Landline is a thoughtful and complex examination of family.
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As a result, no bank could actually fail, or pass, the examination.
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This separation of families needs closer examination, according to New Zealand officials.
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She released only a short statement confirming the results of the examination.
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The transparent subtext is an examination of why people play violent games.
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His self-examination manages to be both endearing and irksomely self-congratulatory.
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But an examination of his record in business shows decidedly mixed results.
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What's more, the alleged victim is not required to undergo cross-examination.
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To have a government witness arrested midway through cross-examination is rare.
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His cross-examination comes in the third week of Mr. Percoco's trial.
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Some have targeted activists and journalists, according to a monthslong Times examination.
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The examination was expected to be completed in the next several weeks.
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An examination of the files revealed numerous gaps, biases and outright errors.
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The examination concluded without the agency taking any action against the bank.
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An examination of the X chromosome showed that Denisova 11 was female.
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Another recent (but less rigorous) examination put that number at $100 million.
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For Ms. Smith, the moment was above all one of re-examination.
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The New York State bar examination has been called off for July.
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A magnetic resonance imaging examination and a doctor's evaluation diagnosed the strain.
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Good luck bearing up under an aggressive cross-examination on all this.
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But a closer examination of their halftime rituals may provide some illumination.
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But in cross-examination, their questions have still followed a familiar pattern.
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According to the O'Connell family, Dr. Anderson performed the examination pro bono.
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The cross-examination became testy at times, even as Sciorra remained calm.
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BuzzFeed News' own examination of possible censorship on the platform was inconclusive.
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No sentimentality: only an honest examination of language, gravities, crosscurrents of wind.
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I'm sitting on the paper-covered examination table in my oncologist's office.
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Young will return to the stand on Thursday to continue cross-examination.
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And during the cross-examination, the defense zeroed in on that omission.
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It was the only psychological examination she has received, Ms. Jones said.
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They should be subject to questioning and cross-examination at the ICJ.
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Weinstein&aposs defense attorney sparred with Mann in a hostile cross-examination
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She soon received a medical examination and was told she was pregnant.
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After 30 days, the plants will come back home for further examination.
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Ocasio-Cortez gets my Honorary Prosecutor Award for her examination of Cohen.
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During that examination, the military doctors should also evaluate Trump's mental fitness.
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The examination covered a three-year period, from 2013 to the present.
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Moss said that drones often fly at night for crop examination purposes.
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After hours of frustrating cross-examination that one of their number, Rep.
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In general, presidents aren't obligated to release any results from their examination.
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Lowry said absenteeism may also play a role in low examination rates.
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Upon closer examination, I realized it was a replica of the hotel.
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Her art involves an intense examination of what it means to live.
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Ms. Crouse said the case was long overdue for a re-examination.
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"I would like to see an examination of the policy," she said.
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"You are not limited in your cross examination of her," Ellis said.
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They reward close examination, revealing enticing details as you circle each one.
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A medical examination later confirmed that both twins died in the womb.
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Some (the men) had never considered the contents of a pelvic examination—stripping off your clothes, laying on an examination table, and strapping your feet into stirrups, while a doctor pries you open with a cold, metal gadget.
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"I performed your most recent physical examination on February 12, 2016 when you were 57 years old.. .. Your general physical and mental health examination was normal including blood pressure 85033/81 mmGh, and pulse of 71," Monahan wrote.
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After Mr. Trump's examination in January 2018, Dr. Jackson said he had deferred a routine colonoscopy "until the next periodic physical exam," but it was unclear if Mr. Trump had undergone a colonoscopy as part of Friday's examination.
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Japanese authorities don&apost confirm death until after an examination at a hospital.
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Usher's newest music video for "Chains" is a powerful examination of police brutality.
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The cause of death was revealed after a post-mortem examination, Tavares said.
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The examination was overdue in their time and it&aposs happening finally now.
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Issues that you haven't resolved on this front will come up for examination.
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But the larger argument of his column is also worthy of examination. In
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Under cross-examination, a prosecutor accused Slager of changing his story at times.
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It is fortunate that their 25-year friendship has proven ripe for examination.
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In 19803 and 2009, the agency conducted an exhaustive examination of the question.
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Rome, Senate starts examination of security decree (210 GMT); vote of confidence expected.
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She immediately reported the incident to police and underwent a rape kit examination.
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The examination is now on hold pending approval by the Court of Appeals.
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Baez is expected to touch on Bradley's personal criminal past during cross-examination.
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It was approved by a low-powered examination panel at a private university.
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He has called an examination of high prescription drug costs a top priority.
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It's just a shame that none of it holds up under closer examination.
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During the examination, she felt his tongue and facial hair on her vagina.
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It is being sent to a lab in Washington, DC, for closer examination.
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This is a massive book, and an incredibly thorough examination of the genre.
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There are limits to the statistical examination of anti-Semitism you wrote about.
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"This examination is a form of physical and mental torture," Chaudry told Refinery29.
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But demand is accelerating faster and a closer examination reveals some worrying trends.
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Creation of the Foreign Service established a rigorous entry examination and raised pay.
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Under examination, the Republican bill clearly does not compare favorably with the ACA.
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A medical examination showed that she had been forced to have sexual intercourse.
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"We've never seen it this bad," one says in the tiny examination room.
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Plus, an examination of the type of parents Meghan and Harry will be.
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Yet, under cross examination, Ms Manamela insisted that she should not be blamed.
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A gynecologist in California did a pelvic examination and said everything was fine.
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Under cross-examination, Moulton agreed that Harris searched for age of consent statute.
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Ahead, a brief history — and examination — of costumes on The Bachelor and Bachelorette.
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As if conducting an examination, Shockie put his fist through the front window.
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Trump's advisors also have substantial control over when his current examination will conclude.
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"One second!" chirped Sibomana in English as doctors tried to finish his examination.
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After a second examination, the Mississippi Supreme Court again sided with the prosecution.
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The structural forces behind the Republicans' Russia delusion make that a forbidding examination.
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Best True Crime Gag: The intense examination of Chloe and Trevor's conflicting memories.
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In the course of this obsessive, repetitive examination, their lives begin to unravel.
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He appeared before a judge and was ordered to undergo a mental examination.
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That new examination and reinvention is exactly what Star Wars and Disney need.
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The episode jumps to Dolores, who is seated in a host examination room.
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Additionally, the organizer had been late in submitting the relevant documents for examination.
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A re-examination of his records in 1988 cast doubt on his account.
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The White House confirmed on Wednesday that it was conducting its own examination.
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No. Jones has a relatively large following, holds influence and therefore worth examination.
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An examination of a merger between the exchange operator and LSE Group LSE.
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Never mind that an examination of Neil Gorsuch's record reveals no such dangers.
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On cross-examination, McMonagle sharply questioned Johnson's memory of the timeline of events.
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The medical staff reviews video of the play and performs and an examination.
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The next most recent examination is from 1999 and only covers two states.
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But, upon closer examination, there are important reasons liberals should celebrate the selection.
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But when subjected to a tough mock cross examination, Simpson wilted under pressure.
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A big misunderstanding or a block in communication will come up for examination.
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These changes demand a re-examination of the moral responsibilities of Silicon Valley.
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Also featured: an examination of NAFTA as talks begin on renegotiating the deal.
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We would not have caught hundreds of these applicants without a polygraph examination.
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Further examination of the May Post/ABC poll provides no solace to Clinton.
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But a medical examination of the girl allegedly found inconsistencies with Brown's account.
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But it also reflects her ceaseless process of self-examination and self-discovery.
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Then he pulled out his championship ring and passed it around for examination.
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Own Hero is a thorough and fascinating examination of the eruption of one
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Yet a deeper examination reveals that the worker shortage is mostly a myth.
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So we've departed from the usual clinical examination of wine in a vacuum.
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That case left more of an opening for an examination of Mr. Redstone.
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Here are the highlights, and our examination of the truthfulness of their responses.
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"The man harbors extremist ideology, according to initial examination," the source told CNN.
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They aren't discoverable until after the direct examination of the witness at trial.
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Hinz's examination of the wreckage indicated that it was a Quds 1 missile.
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NEW BRUNSWICK "Dreamworlds and Catastrophes," an examination of the Soviet Union's unofficial artists.
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It will become clearer through examination of voter files in the coming months.
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The Baker Act allows for the involuntary institutionalization and examination of an individual.
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It's a thoughtful examination, when a loud wake-up call is what's needed.
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I still remember the sight of it sitting next to the examination bed.
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In the large waiting room outside his examination chamber, every chair was filled.
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The British Empire's violent colonial actions are not regularly subject to re-examination.
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The examination at DeKalb Medical had revealed no evidence of trauma or bruising.
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Based on an examination, it was determined that the deceased was Sierra Shields.
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A closer examination revealed three fractures of the leg's tibial plateau, not one.
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I'm not arguing that the allegations, if deemed credible, aren't worthy of examination.
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Close examination of the documents' metadata found tell-tale traces of Russian work.
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There's "New York, I Love You," an examination of the metropolis as washed.
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The examination was carried out using Cellebrite, an established piece of forensics software.
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Venus also rules beauty, and your self-esteem will come up for examination.
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Issues around cash and your social life will come up for examination tonight.
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KFile's examination found that Wuco's controversial commentary went beyond discussion of Islamic terror.
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The book is a thoughtful examination of how personal experiences spur intellectual progress.
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Ms. Peterson's cross-examination seemed to frustrate the informant at times on Tuesday.
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Your role in "The First Purge" is a different examination of black masculinity.
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He flunked the Foreign Service examination twice but was paid $30,000 for trying.
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The third season continues the show's quietly hilarious examination of two friends' lives.
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But women have an absolute right not to be disbelieved without further examination.
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By the 1980s, a medical examination was required before the sentence was imposed.
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Keep in mind that 20 bottles is not a complete examination of Languedoc.
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But an M.R.I. examination during the Yankees' off day Thursday revealed the strain.
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Placing those biases inside a secret algorithm can prevent critical examination of inequality.
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These small moments of apparent wardrobe examination are just byproducts of modern baseball.
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Most psychiatric illnesses, however, are not currently discernible by this type of examination.
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Mr. Gates, under cross-examination, was portrayed as a thief, adulterer and liar.
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Rome, Senate Budget Committee starts examination of 'Cura Italia' law decree(09003 GMT).
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Rome, Senate Budget Committee starts examination of 'Cura Italia' law decree(1600 GMT).
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"She wasn't offered any kind of medical assistance or examination," her mother said.
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It took an examination by an expensive pulmonologist to finally deliver the results.
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The examination, he said, "will obviously be a much deeper dive" than usual.
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Dr. Sammarco said she offered to turn the examination over to federal authorities.
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But again, too few of these wines would bear up under close examination.
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Today's announcement follows a five-year preliminary examination, launched at a Palestinian request.
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The legislation would also strip the agency of its supervisory and examination authority.
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"No one asked her to come take a polygraph examination," Seabolt said Tuesday.
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However, these proposed applications are mostly theoretical and fall apart upon closer examination.
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Smith underwent a magnetic resonance imaging examination that confirmed the injury, Maccagnan said.
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But in the examination room, he said, no one brings up the conflict.
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It also prompted a re-examination of violence against women in the nation.
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It includes a physical examination to determine whether they have a communicable disease.
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A New York Times examination revealed a web of potential conflicts of interests.
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It was unclear whether the committee's examination was connected to Mr. Inch's resignation.
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Under cross examination in the last days of trial, Boston police Sgt. Det.
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But on close examination, Professor Jacobson's premise does seem a leap of faith.
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If I follow the logic of Jimmy's cross-examination, it goes like this.
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The second and final day of cross-examination is in its final hours.
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Police will conduct a "thorough examination" to determine Moles' motive, according to Newsham.
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A preliminary examination is the earliest phase of a case at the ICC.
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And defense attorneys have subjected each of those witnesses to probing cross-examination.
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Patchett takes her time with the story's steady examination of family and childhood.
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And Jackson will present some details of his examination from the briefing room.
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An initial examination shows they are rudimentary but functional and have similar construction.
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An initial examination shows they are rudimentary but functional, and have similar construction.
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But a proper examination of the tigers' record does not support that argument.
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She was stunned as she put her clothes back on after the examination.
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McConnell returned to Philadelphia where he was scheduled to undergo an MRI examination.
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The character examination comes second to a more overpowering message: Greed is righteous.
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That realization, with others, starts to nudge Frank toward something like self-examination.
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"The debris will be taken to Australia for further examination," he told Reuters.
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After her time with police, she went to the hospital for an examination.
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But an examination by Argentine forensic experts contradicted the investigation by Mexican authorities.
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"Gloria Bell" is an exaltation of Gloria but also an examination, Lelio said.
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But there's more to America to Me than an examination of these inequities.
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That onslaught is expected to kick off later Tuesday during Gates' cross-examination.
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It causes introspection and self-examination and motivates us to grow and change.
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The examination has been determined to be every bit as accurate and effective as an eye examination in your local optometrist's office and provides the patient an accurate prescription for eyeglasses or contact lenses without the need for an office visit.
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The PEEK examination kit consists of an easy-to-use eye examination app and a 3D-printed hardware adapter that clips onto a smartphone camera and allows screeners to see inside the eye and detect cataracts, glaucoma and other issues.
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This sort of political examination is part of the tradition laid down by Heinlein.
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The right to be informed of important results of a sexual assault forensic examination.
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Rome, Chamber of Deputies and Senate start examination of economic and financial document (DEF).
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They are awaiting a forensic examination of the device, which they believe was homemade.
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But in recent years, the emphasis on examination results and paper qualifications has eased.
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So when she opts to break out a patterned print, it requires closer examination.
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During cross-examination, defense attorney David Bruck approached Sheppard and spoke only eight words.
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The sea lion is set to have a more thorough veterinary examination on Tuesday.
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Even more discouraging was the paper's examination of the "validity" of the four systems.
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"We have heard," that possible hurricane victims were being cremated without examination, Ortiz said.
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They are stark and unsparing in their examination of the current mass humanitarian crisis.
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Manager Scott Servais said Segura twisted his right ankle and was undergoing further examination.
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The watchdog algorithms can be like open-source software — open to examination by anyone.
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Rome, Chamber of Deputies starts examination of law decree on Bank of Italy nationalization.
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Part of Diane's self-examination may be inspired by the controversy surrounding her casting.
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Whiteness has received a closer examination by writers and academics over the last decade.
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This evocative and elegantly paced examination of the murders takes a prism-like view.
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It would, however, require a radical re-examination of districts' role in public education.
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But upon closer examination, they realized that they had something special on their hands.
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The first game was a nostalgia-drenched examination of old friendships and family scars.
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Right now, Tyga is due to finish the remainder of the examination on Nov.
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In one oral history, a man is describing the examination process to his son.
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The examination also showed that he avoided manual labor and exposure to the sun.
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Malaysia said further examination was required to verify if the debris belonged to MH370.
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People reports that the rapper's debtors examination yesterday got off to a shaky start.
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An examination of the evidence, including DNA samples, confirmed that he had acted alone.
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A hospital examination found that the woman had tears and abrasions on her genitalia.
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It's a deeply human examination of isolation, trust, and family ties that transcend blood.
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A close examination of the cracked, worn teeth shows the Ichthyosaur preferred crunchy food.
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Close examination of the Homo rhodesiensis remains revealed numerous fractures, tooth marks, and pits.
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But the scope remains just as maneuverable, letting doctors still perform a thorough examination.
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International Criminal Court prosecutors have opened a preliminary examination into Duterte's anti-drugs campaign.
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A closer examination of both data series, however, pointed to signs of underlying weakness.
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I think a closer examination shows the Pixel 2 XL produced the best photo.
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No decision will be made on the program until he has completed his examination.
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The court intends to halt the trial for good following the new medical examination.
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But anyone who is experiencing those symptoms should see their doctor for an examination.
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With the help of a small stool, Mercy Carrion clambers onto an examination table.
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So from an affordability standpoint, Fitbit's Inspire line is definitely worth a closer examination.
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However, there are gaps in the footage which need "further sophisticated examination," they said.
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ET. A preliminary court examination for Nagarwala is scheduled for Thursday at 1 p.m.
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Vestager said a careful examination was necessary given the size of the two companies.
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He's currently expected to make his next start in St. Louis pending an examination.
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According to his Facebook page, it was an impulse that needs no further examination.
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The plan also foresees restructuring the examination and insurance office into specialized working groups.
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After a brief examination on the sideline, Rodgers was taken away on a cart.
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He appeared before a judge Wednesday and was ordered to undergo a mental examination.
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" Denmark will also "examine the possibilities for a subsequent environmental examination of possible contamination.
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But Taser's claims about its early studies were overstated, a Reuters examination has found.
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Code violations were alleged in eight of the 12 fires under examination, CalFire said.
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Beasley, 28, underwent an MRI examination Tuesday morning that revealed a hyperextended left knee.
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An undercover investigator follows Dr. Tseng out of an examination room after their meeting.
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A forensic examination determined she had died of asphyxia by strangulation, the AP said.
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The Los Angeles County Coroner's Office conducted an examination of her body on Dec.
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Another possible lens would have been an examination of artistry: Who made these objects?
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The best examination of this madness is not, however, to be found in Guantanamo.
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The 24-year-old was taken away for further examination in a neck brace.
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They even included National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey data to bolster their argument.
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That examination is actually what led to the exact species of bat being identified.
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For years in opposition, the French Socialist Party shied away from critical self-examination.
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Themes around popularity, your connections, fame, and fortune will all come up for examination.
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What better thing to do with your time than spend it in self-examination?
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SEBI and NSE have not officially commented on the status of that internal examination.
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The defense is likely to come down hard on Gates in their cross-examination.
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It's more of a themed-dress party than an enlightening examination of the period.
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The result of the post-mortem examination is bound to further prove this conclusion.
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Defense attorney William Purpura, on cross-examination, sought to poke holes in Martinez's testimony.
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Webster acknowledged on cross examination that he didn't actually see the moment of impact.
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This one sided evidence was not subject to cross examination, exculpatory contradiction, or impeachment.
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"Dreamworlds and Catastrophes," an examination of the dominant concerns of Soviet Union's unofficial artists.
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He took and passed a polygraph examination related to the incident, the suit states.
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