In this sense, the pending examinations are continuations of prior, closed examinations.
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Indeed, horizontal examinations now account for nearly 60 percent of time spent of all types of examinations.
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"If the court declares the practice unconstitutional, the examinations will be unlawful, meaning anyone engaged in performing the examinations could be sued," he said.
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" The government agency added that "full necropsy examinations have been conducted on 17 of the 29 whales and final results from the examinations are pending.
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Lastly, formal examinations can be either "target" (on a specific firm), "discovery" (to further understanding of a particular business area), or "horizontal" (across several firms) examinations.
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CDC under the rule must advise individuals who are subject to medical examinations that the examinations will be conducted by an authorized health worker and with prior informed consent.
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Examinations revealed no structural damage in Griffin's knee, per ESPN.
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Additionally, her stomach was characterized as "distended" during 24 examinations.
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Medical examinations will determine his cause of death, police say.
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They do bear some resemblances to U.S. regulatory examinations, however.
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These findings were supported by forensic evidence and medical examinations.
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They were both subjected to forced anal examinations, said Mukasa.
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And the government has pledged to end forced rectal examinations.
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We already had our irrefutable forensics findings from our examinations.
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The police obtained a court order for the anal examinations.
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He also described his examinations as thorough and appropriate. 4.
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These are all necessary and admirable examinations of the past.
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Fairfax passed both examinations, according to the statement circulated Sunday.
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The local government carries out pregnancy examinations every three months.
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More thorough examinations were expected in coming weeks, he said.
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SUMMER BRINGS examinations, both for students and for America's banks.
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Medical examinations introduced in court confirmed he had been tortured.
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They will be discovered in veterinary examinations happening in late February.
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Could visual art "examinations" be supplementary to other forms of testing?
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At least five such examinations have taken place, Amnesty International says.
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Radiologic technologists perform diagnostic imaging examinations, like X-rays, on patients.
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The federal investigations follow several other examinations of Mr. Zinke's behavior.
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Their cross-examinations, most days, felt like a string of humiliations.
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He originally used a fiber-optic viewer intended for medical examinations.
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NZ CORONER SAYS POST MORTEN EXAMINATIONS HAVE ALREADY STARTED IN AUCKLAND
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Such examinations run counter to our current desire for affirmative representation.
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They were returning home for vacation after finishing their final examinations.
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There's another issue: while examinations of immigrants - with visas and paperwork for legal entry — are thorough, examinations of refugees — who arrive undocumented and without permission — are variable, depending on local conditions of detention, staffing and information systems.
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This can include collecting evidence from crime scenes and conducting DNA examinations.
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The gaps in the recordings, however, need "further sophisticated examinations," they said.
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These really dense examinations of which covers were working and which weren't.
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This is something trained doctors can usually determine anyways with routine examinations.
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But toxicological examinations reportedly found no evidence they had taken drugs beforehand.
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People must be prepared for medical examinations and preventative vaccinations, she added.
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Emilian Kayima, a Kampala police spokesman, denied that forced examinations took place.
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According to experts such examinations have no validity, either legally or medically.
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He said the examinations were unethical, harmful, and in some cases, torture.
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It's estimated that most consultations with doctors don't require physical examinations anyway.
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Gators coach Jim McElwain said initial examinations did not reveal a break.
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The SEC alert included data from broker-dealer and investment adviser examinations.
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Heartwarming examinations of how age inspires social differences and sometimes personal growth!
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Repeated calls by CNN to the Fujian Examinations Authority also went unanswered.
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It covered 90 percent of his treatments, not including examinations and prescriptions.
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In the immediate future, Mr. Cosby will undergo psychological and medical examinations.
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The assaults included subjecting her to medically unnecessary medical examinations, she said.
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They will also conduct physical examinations, including taking blood and urine samples.
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Researchers studied 1,679 Danish men taking physical examinations for compulsory military service.
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They are barred altogether from sitting university entrance examinations in the capital.
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Candidates underwent computer-based tests, practical exercises and legal and psychological examinations.
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It said that complete medical histories and physical examinations are not conducted.
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No one is writing tittering, vaguely disgusted anthropological examinations of sports fandom.
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They finalized their paperwork, interviews and medical examinations in late December last year.
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Thousands of students in the city had their board examinations in the morning.
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Brief examinations of genitalia are necessary to evaluate children's growth, pediatric endocrinologists say.
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The institutions passed the first round of the Fed's annual examinations last week.
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Traditionally, medical students practise vaginal examinations on plastic models, but this is problematic.
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Scientists from Britain's Cetacean Strandings Investigation Programme will carry out post-mortem examinations.
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"The quicker examinations will ensure complete safety of the flying operations," he said.
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Follow-up examinations found that improvements lasted more than a year after therapy.
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But broader examinations of video games offer a range of positives and negatives.
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Professional athletes in Italy are required to undergo some examinations every six months.
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The Treasury also proposes getting rid of the qualitative aspect of the examinations.
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If he was required to take psychiatric examinations, he could never have qualified.
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He is still undergoing mental health examinations and has yet to be arraigned.
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Less-well-off children are much more likely to do badly in examinations.
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They were taken to a stadium in Kaduna for medical and psychological examinations.
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In 14 years as a prosecutor, I did my share of witness examinations.
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For more information about comprehensive eye examinations visit the American Optometric Association's website.
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Last year, anal examinations were ruled unconstitutional by a Mombassa court of appeal.
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We are now performing additional toxicology and medical examinations to identify other possible factors.
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Plans are underway to offer free courses from Ivorian university lecturers, with paid examinations.
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More detailed examinations of labor markets also show no evidence of predicted ill effects.
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In 17 states, such commissions conduct thorough examinations of judges' performance during their terms.
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This year, scientists have performed 18 necropsies — examinations of corpses — on dead minke whales.
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Authorities were conducting post-mortem examinations on Saturday and treating the deaths as suspicious.
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Uganda lawyer Nicholas Opiyo is preparing a constitutional case to ban forced anal examinations.
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Of course, readings like mine in no way replace medical examinations by actual doctors.
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But these examinations are limited and imperfect, due to the dearth of useful intelligence.
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They are undergoing medical examinations to ascertain their health and well-being, officials said.
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The report also included Google's other products, though those examinations didn't turn up much.
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Examinations at the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases did not confirm a heart attack.
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Horrifically, some were even forced to undergo forced anal examinations that amount to torture.
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Forensics examinations could be reopened even after a person had been buried, he said.
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They recorded blood levels of cortisol and did M.R.I. examinations to assess brain volume.
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The team sent him for a new round of examinations which continued into Tuesday.
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So they embarked upon a series of examinations of people and their cardiac systems.
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Therefore, there could be deals in danger of falling apart if examinations aren't clean.
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These examinations are not intended as absolute encapsulations of a person's motives or behavior.
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It's your job to be patient and to wait for after the cross-examinations.
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Recent examinations of programs in Indiana, Louisiana, Ohio and Wisconsin have drawn similar conclusions.
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Of the victims that received examinations last year, just over 60 percent were residents.
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Here's a look at the health of past presidents, based on their physical examinations.
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But it provides other gynecological services as well as birth control and breast examinations.
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Jackson's life has been the subject of numerous examinations, some less flattering than others.
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Each year, the Labor Department selects a number of federal contractors for routine examinations.
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"After passing 5 examinations and racing successfully for those races, he was not flagged by the panel for special attention in his subsequent races other than his required pre-race examinations," Rick Arthur, the equine medical director for California, said in a statement.
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The FDA's own examinations found no asbestos in J&J powder samples in the 1003f970s.
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Examinations may be rendered futile in 2019, Nesta said, as AI begins continuously assessing students.
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She said medical assistants were present during the doctor's examinations with both of the accusers.
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Expect plenty of of cross-examinations, a perhaps a few tent-sized double-breasted suits.
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The FDA's own examinations found no asbestos in J&J powder samples in the 1970s.
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Here, you complete your high school examinations, and they put a gun in your hand.
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The FDA's own examinations found no asbestos in J&J powder samples in the 1f970s.
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He also requested the department provide information about any audits or examinations concerning the returns.
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The SEC's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations highlighted cybersecurity as a 2019 examination priority.
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Such examinations would also shield China from widely publicized amateurish attacks on its economic management.
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The examinations were run by a woman named Kee MacFarlane, who was an unlicensed psychotherapist.
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Women were invited to participate after routine ultrasound examinations around week 73 of their pregnancies.
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Mr. Wallace, who compares interviews to cross-examinations, shot a glance at his producer: success.
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His strength was thinking on his feet, exposing fallacies; his cross-examinations were widely feared.
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Debbie Dingell will reintroduce a bill requiring Medicare to cover hearing examinations and hearing aids.
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Mr. Wynn was always quick to point out that the various examinations found no wrongdoing.
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However, the high school public examinations will still go ahead as scheduled starting March 27.
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In March this year, anal examinations were ruled unconstitutional by a Mombassa court of appeal.
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Taylor said the explorers gathered a lot of data from their examinations of the stern.
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He is known for his disarming sense of humor, quick wit and skillful cross-examinations.
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This almost led to a shortage in 1969, when students couldn't be spared during examinations.
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All of the participants underwent VO2 Max tests along with regular physical examinations at that time.
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As part of the NHANES, a selected and nationally representative group of volunteers undergo physical examinations.
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Lastly, anatomical examinations have since revealed a complete lack of balls among the modern ravers surveyed.
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Bittau said histological and toxicological examinations are currently bering carried out by veterinarians in Padua, Italy.
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It ran a marriage office that oversaw medical examinations to ensure that couples could have children.
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Subsequent examinations further narrowed the victim's age, but a positive identification wouldn't come until years later.
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There is no special vetting for Cubans, and there are no medical examinations or vaccination requirements.
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The state also insists on intrusive pelvic examinations for medical abortions, which gynaecologists say are unnecessary.
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In addition, over 50 digitized government processes, such as transition to online licensing examinations, were enacted.
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Amnesty said such examinations violate the prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment under international law.
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This transit will force you to do a thorough examinations of your motives, drive, and purpose.
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There might be something here that we don't see or detect through medical tests and examinations.
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Cross-examinations that went on for days may only have a few minutes of screen time.
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An ultrasound cane is on display, and an autorefractor available for off-the-cuff eye examinations.
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They need regular neurological examinations, hearing tests, vision tests, hormone tests and lots of medical backup.
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"The victim should be brought to a hospital for psychological and reproductive health examinations," she added.
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The study recruited 268 Harvard sophomores and followed them closely, with frequent interviews and health examinations.
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This almost led to a shortage in 1969 when students could not be spared during examinations.
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They then followed up with periodic interviews and health examinations over an average of 25 years.
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It's hand-held and allows health care workers to perform breast examinations in five minutes, anywhere.
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Those are calls that will be made by the medical professionals on hand making those examinations.
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Before rising to the level of criminal investigations, these inquiries began as examinations in July 19903.
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In addition, the women faced sharp cross-examinations from Weinstein's attorneys attempting to undermine their credibility.
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Information sharing between federal and state regulators will mean more efficient and effective examinations of TSPs.
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Research shows that sexual assault nurse examiners finish examinations in shorter time periods than untrained staff.
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US Coast Guard Captain Monica Rochester said the vessel was required to undergo annual safety examinations.
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There were a total of 2,052 examinations in 1869 men with a median age of 55.
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So the playwright's examinations of economic and class struggles resonate beyond the script for Mr. Ruffalo.
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Genetic examinations of the remains will be matched with databases that include information on missing persons.
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None of her previous doctors had ever explored mental or emotional factors in their fruitless examinations.
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The SEC's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations (OCIE) said it will focus examinations on the general disclosure of fees, expenses, and other charges investors pay and the supervision of representatives selling products and services to investors, plus the execution of customer orders in fixed income securities.
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Luft's rep told PEOPLE more information will be available after she undergoes additional medical tests and examinations.
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America is no stranger to tumultuous times, as these new examinations of history continue to remind us.
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He and his wife underwent multiple interviews, medical examinations and security checks over the last three years.
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He also successfully pushed for a measure that requires mental health examinations for those leaving military service.
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His job was to convert handwritten notes from doctors' examinations into a form suitable for legal wrangling.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations has issued requirements on cybersecurity preparedness.
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Early examinations of the paintings showed signs of smoke damage but no fire damage, according to Riester.
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The SEC also included a sample of documents that may be requested during examinations on the topic.
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The researchers analyzed their responses, conducted physical examinations and processed ultrasound images of their hands and wrists.
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How else to explain our examinations of Harry's finances, his Netflix queue, or his time-telling devices?
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At the clinic, after the x-rays and examinations, doctors find that no vital organs are hit.
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Hours upon hours are wasted conducting these useless examinations, not to mention the countless days of preparation.
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This kind of bump, based on past examinations of the Trump Effect, seems typical for the president.
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"These human rights violations include violence, harassment and being subjected to intrusive and dehumanizing examinations," he said.
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This survey is unique in that it combines both interviews and physical examinations of all the participants.
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After the women were imprisoned, days passed before they were given proper medical examinations, the commission found.
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One plaintiff said he was abused in about 50 physical examinations in the late 19793s and 1990s.
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There have been two previous official examinations of Britain's role in the war, both completed in 2004.
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The anti-vaccination forces ultimately won, voting to bar doctors from vaccinating foster children during initial examinations.
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Léger's sophisticated, imaginative examinations of the machine aesthetic coincided with one of history's most fraught technological periods.
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Then they take objective measurements like vital signs and conduct physical examinations to look for other abnormalities.
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Throughout the trial, his team's repeated mishaps and botched cross examinations cost hours of the court's time.
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People are trying to avoid arrest, Wandera told me, where they're often subject to humiliating physical examinations.
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"However, we have been unable to locate any references to such examinations in our files," he wrote.
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Dr. Rosenbaum said that during examinations Ms. Ortega claimed she could not remember killing the Krim children.
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When they were 6 years old, the 172 twin pairs still in the study underwent dental examinations.
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She denied, however, that she had considered adopting Mr. Banier, and refused to submit to mental examinations.
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But some survivors say these "medical examinations" were just a precursor to more abusive patterns of behavior.
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At the end of the study, the participants took tests of mental ability and underwent M.R.I. examinations.
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Yang said the doctor abused this position of power, calling her for more frequent and longer examinations.
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The scientists performed M.R.I. examinations of their brains and psychological tests of memory, reaction time and planning.
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In his examinations of nostalgia, the guitarist Mr. Frisell doesn't much challenge our love of bygone times.
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What's more, he said, it's not Congress' job to second-guess the agency's examinations of individual taxpayers.
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Important middle-school examinations have already been pushed forward into next week, when cooler temperatures are expected.
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The International Criminal Court said last week it was opening preliminary examinations into the war on drugs.
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Advisory firms, take note: The examinations and potential repercussions could be much more severe the second time around.
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It revoked their power to hire teachers, giving it to an independent body that picked applicants through examinations.
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Dogs on all teams are subject to random testing between pre-race examinations and along the race trail.
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Two subsequent examinations found that she does not have that disorder, and she is currently flying for Delta.
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The interview was one of several extended examinations of Obama's legacy in which the White House has cooperated.
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Physicians recalled conversations in which Turner insisted Olivia suffered from conditions their examinations didn't support, the indictment says.
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Email has always sucked, but it's gotten a free pass in our recent examinations of our digital anxiety.
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"The examinations aren't used as evidence, they are used as a tool to dehumanize and stigmatize," he said.
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The South Korean benchmark index opened one hour later on Thursday, due to the national college entrance examinations.
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Clinton's doctor released a letter in July 2015 detailing Clinton's medical record, family history, medications, and recent examinations.
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Then there's Brooke, a physiotherapist, who affably giggles when I apologize on your behalf during our fortnightly examinations.
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Police said that the cathedral has been closed so "technical examinations" can be carried out after the theft.
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Cody's work, particularly in collaboration with director Jason Reitman, comprises raw examinations of womanhood in its various stages.
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He said the changes would take effect gradually, with a first group of madrasas taking examinations next year.
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The nurse testified that out of 216 examinations, she only had to do that once in her career.
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However, workers rarely take up this right because companies perform physical examinations on women before granting the leave.
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She said the nurses at the facility did not conduct thorough medical examinations, dismissing her pleas with Tylenol.
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The briefest of examinations of his record reveals numerous positions contrary to the values held by most Americans.
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The police said they had ordered medical examinations of three Dalit men who said they had been attacked.
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Finally, after she went in and out of examinations, doctors gave her a diagnosis: stage 2 cervical cancer.
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Gynecology and obstetrics clinics started screening healthy young women as part of routine examinations and finding little lumps.
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Three former students, including two wrestlers, say on the video that Strauss sexually abused them during medical examinations.
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Katie Chase's debut is full of fun-house mirror examinations of female adolescence, marriage rites and suburban routine.
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Others have also said Strauss touched them inappropriately for medical examinations that didn't appear to call for it.
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One of the wrestlers, Michael DiSabato, claims he was groped by Strauss dozens of times during medical examinations.
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By using fMRI and EEG, they were able to find signs of consciousness that bedside examinations had missed.
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The scientists collected data on height and weight of children and parents using questionnaires and in-person examinations.
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It also blocked imports of Canadian canola seed and looks set to boost customs' examinations of pork shipments.
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At the Sochi Games, Russia was suspected of tampering with urine samples that would have failed antidoping examinations.
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He said Mr. Trump, rumored to be a germaphobe, "changes the paper on the table himself" after examinations.
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But after months of examinations and blood work, he was presented with another option that involved laser technology.
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Similarly, the mean scores for accepted students on Regents examinations ranged between 82.59 and 93.41 across various subjects.
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Specific to advisers, the SEC will focus its examinations on assessing advisers' protection of clients' personal financial information.
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But the government has consistently refused access to independent investigators and has barely carried out its own examinations.
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Foy added that nothing resembling the misconduct allegation came up during previous FBI examinations of the judge's background.
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Doctors can then follow up with other examinations and lab tests to confirm a diagnosis of the disease.
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There have also been more serious examinations of the flawed higher education system and racial and financial privilege.
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Overall, their examinations of returns since passive vehicles became widely available in 1976 show passive management's average superiority.
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The unions have long contended that disciplinary records can be used to harass officers, especially during cross-examinations.
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China has already blocked imports of Canadian canola seed and looks set to boost customs' examinations of pork shipments.
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The examinations later found the bats were not carrying Nipah, but fear continues to run high across the country.
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Activists reported that those arrested faced beatings and forced medical examinations, while transgender women had had their heads shaved.
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She is also part of a couple of dozen study groups to prepare for entrance examinations for higher studies.
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The study team took medical histories, performed medical examinations and used MRI to evaluate the livers of all participants.
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Forensic examinations conducted by these personnel are done in accordance with U.S. Secret Service standard operating policies and procedures.
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Using mSakhi , she registers the details of pregnant women, new mothers and newborn babies, and gives them medical examinations.
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"All the forensic examinations and medical records were highly consistent with the histories that the survivors described," said PHR.
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This year, dozens of men have been arrested and taken to the hospital for examinations, according to the AFP.
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Postmortem examinations concluded that Blake, 43, and her children died as a result of serious head and neck injuries.
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Without being in the room for such examinations, it's impossible to make any definitive statements about the protocol's efficacy.
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Technologies that enable virtual examinations, remote patient check-ups, and improved online record-keeping are making a huge impact.
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Social media examinations are now done rarely by consular officials, according to one of the news service's two sources.
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After being confronted with the results of the different expert examinations, he confessed his presence at the crime scene.
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Singapore's Ministry of Education (MOE) later told Mashable that there were in fact no examinations for Primary 1 students.
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FSOC stage-two examinations, completed without a recommendation for a stage-three examination, are totally opaque to outside eyes.
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Desensitized by gruesome re-examinations of vicious killers gone by, true crime fans rarely get invested in financial transgressions.
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Two horses, Bolo and Suedois, were scratched from the race by veterinarians on Saturday morning following pre-race examinations.
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Three former wrestlers told NBC News that Strauss regularly showered with students and touched them inappropriately during physical examinations.
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They were outraged at the movement for cervical self-examinations and they warned of the dangers of unsterilized speculums.
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That professor had said students should not be allowed to wear burqas, the traditional Islamic covering, during sociology examinations.
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Ms Michaelis says she plans to conduct larger investigations on the subject and include frequent flyers in future examinations.
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Despite grueling work hours, years of training and rigorous examinations, women physicians earn significantly less than their male counterparts.
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Check out this month's list of books, which include nonfiction exposés, crime-thrillers, and poignant examinations of modern culture.
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She also noticed "a number of unusual formal characteristics during in-person examinations of the paintings," the papers say.
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) has compiled evidence of the use of forced anal examinations in Uganda to "prove" homosexuality.
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For victims, going to court means revisiting trauma, which in some cases means being subjected to pointed cross-examinations.
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However, in recent years it has faced increasing competition from another standardised test, the Graduate Record Examinations — or GRE.
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Ms. Kelly rose to fame — in conservative and liberal circles alike — for her withering cross-examinations of her guests.
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While other countries in the region quickly ramped up their diagnostic capacity, Japan has struggled to conduct the examinations.
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GPS also prepares students for other exams: the SAT and the ACT, Advanced Placement exams, New York Regent Examinations.
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Big issues remain about how best to conduct examinations such as palpation, blood tests, virus tests and image tests.
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To test the hypothesis, Semmelweis required doctors to wash their hands after autopsies with chlorinated lime in between examinations.
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For many men, those examinations were the first time they had ever seen a doctor without a parent present.
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The Enforcement division and Office of Compliance, Inspections and Examinations are "fully operational," the agency said in a statement.
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I've been writing about gender for the past two years, and have also written deep examinations of sexual harassment.
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Here, the author, known for his searching examinations of the ethics of eating, investigates how psychedelics can provide relief.
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One of the best cultural examinations of the late Charles Manson in recent memory just became its own series.
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He refused to cut his beard and would not submit to rectal examinations, resulting in more time in solitary.
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Phillips began to vet — no pun intended, he claimed — breeders and their dogs, conducting examinations and scouring medical records.
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The Enforcement division and Office of Compliance, Inspections and Examinations are "fully operational," the agency said in a statement.
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They allege Robert E. Anderson, who worked at Michigan from 1968 to 2003, molested them during unnecessary medical examinations.
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But most public defenders have to hire private consultants to conduct forensic examinations of the evidence in their cases.
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The other eight people taken to local hospitals were treated for issues ranging from broken bones to precautionary examinations.
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Some lawmakers and activists have argued that many of these mobile phone examinations are carried out without public knowledge.
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However, Zhu declined any further examinations, not wanting to spend more money, and returned home, according to the report.
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Those examinations, which are conducted in secret by career IRS officials, are supposed to be free from political influence.
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It would make a big difference, he said, if regulators approved more tools for clinicians to conduct remote examinations.
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The AP reported that out of the approximately 170 American staffers in the consulate, 150 have undergone the examinations.
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For all its rote literary psychological examinations, the novel can't quite take them seriously, and so neither can we.
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The team also plans to carry out X-ray examinations to determine the exact state of the remains inside.
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Some hospitals have gone so far as to design telemedicine clinics, purpose-built to address the peculiarities of virtual examinations.
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Those documents included some relating to examinations of a bank that Goldman was advising about a potential transaction, regulators said.
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The bodies of all three Americans were transported to forensic science institutes in the Dominican Republic for examinations, officials said.
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Mayo said the greatest uncertainty for banks comes in the qualitative examinations from regulators, which will be revealed next week.
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Pathologists are conducting postmortem examinations of the whales to try and understand what happened to make so many wash ashore.
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While FinCEN currently lacks an examination staff, the report suggests it should assemble one capable of conducting "rigorous" BSA examinations.
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So far, Weinstein's defense has consisted of cross-examinations in which his lawyers have sought to undercut the women's testimony.
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Postmortem examinations have provisionally concluded that Blake and her children died as a result of serious head and neck injuries.
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In both cases, the drivers had successfully completed federal medical examinations for their commercial driver&aposs licenses, the NTSB indicated.
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As their overseer, the S.E.C. must conduct examinations of them every year and issue an annual report of its findings.
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The SEC said its Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations is also giving more scrutiny to advisers of public pensions.
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The second-degree murder charge was dropped in 2001 after later examinations, which would show the injuries were dog bites.
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MRI scans on the livers of a group of Larons, including Mercy, found no problems, and nor did ultrasound examinations.
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Fraud, discrimination and unfair and deceptive practices are all prohibited and the OCC will perform regular examinations on national banks.
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Many women dread cervical screening tests and similar examinations after having had less than comfortable experiences, both physically and emotionally.
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But while polygraph examinations can be a lottery, history seems to show that the house can sometimes tip the odds.
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Examinations on capital markets, insurance and asset management industries, clearing houses, and more will be reviewed later on, Reuters added.
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The girls were undergoing medical examinations before being taken to Maiduguri in northeastern Nigeria, Reuters reported, citing a military source.
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Examinations showed no evidence of a stroke, which was initially suspected, according to a medical note released by the hospital.
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Those documents included some pertaining to examinations of a bank that Goldman was advising about a potential transaction, regulators said.
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"Medical examinations have been conducted on both of them and they have confirmed that both girls were raped," Sufi said.
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In fact, many of the enforcement actions taken by the bureau on this front came before supervisory examinations were enacted.
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The Associated Press reported that out of the approximately 170 American staffers in the consulate, 150 have undergone the examinations.
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An application for a license in California includes examinations by a general physician and specialists, including brain and heart exams.
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Like many of my fellow Republicans, I welcome the re-examinations of policy the Trump administration is bringing to Washington.
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Yet, investment advisor examinations are slated for a 6900-percent increase and broker-dealer exams are actually scheduled to shrink.
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That then escalated to examinations about how much power the FTC has in holding corporations to account over their practices.
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Those specialty boards have historically given examinations to licensed physicians who have completed residency training in an accredited specialty program.
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However, consolidation at testing centers and the advent of digital devices are quickly making these examinations available at lower costs.
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Exhuming remains from the entire plot of land and then conducting forensic examinations was the most expensive and difficult course.
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During the investigation, Wonho actively cooperated with the police and all investigation procedures, including scientific examinations by the investigative agencies.
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They were present during her medical examinations, listened in on conversations with doctors and watched her ultrasounds, Mr. Rahimian said.
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Much of the court's file, including the results of psychiatric examinations and descriptions of her medical history, remains under seal.
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Meanwhile, the IRS has stopped several other functions: audits, return examinations, non-automated collections, and legal counsel, among other operations.
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Some states may also require firms to comply with anti-money laundering rules, submit business plans or allow onsite examinations.
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As it turned out, the race was so close that it took days of ballot examinations to determine the outcome.
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Korean researchers studied 46,140 men, 60 and older, following them for an average of eight years with periodic health examinations.
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Mr. Nassar, 54, was convicted of molesting girls for years under the guise of giving them medical examinations and treatments.
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As Tanja tells Bujar about the difficulties of transitioning, the bureaucratic hurdles and intrusive examinations, a curious transfer takes place.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in 2014 said it was making cybersecurity a focal point of its compliance examinations.
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Students who took the course made 38 percent more observations on visual skills examinations of patients than those who didn't.
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Cases have plaintiffs and defendants, and proceed in Hebrew, with witnesses, evidence presentations, questions from the rabbis and cross-examinations.
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Some of the women alleged Tyndall conducted pelvic examinations without gloves and made racial and sexual comments while examining them.
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Flier said his client was returned to custody on Friday after examinations and a battery of tests medically cleared him.
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The Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations has issued guidelines for what is expected of firms regarding their defenses against cybercrime.
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Postmortem examinations concluded that the former actress, 43, and her children died as a result of serious head and neck injuries.
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Victim advocates have said they expect it to be one of the most exhaustive examinations by any state of clergy abuse.
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Some did not want to testify, or come forward, and faced potential brutal cross-examinations from Epstein's all-star legal team.
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Kimberly-Clark and PricewaterhouseCoopers have said their examinations led managers to address the fact that fewer women were reaching top positions.
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Postmortem examinations provisionally concluded that the soap star and her children died as a result of serious head and neck injuries.
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Attar said his wife was present during the examinations to "comfort" the girls and "hold their hands," according to court documents.
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In short, later examinations of how America feels about a particular time period don't qualify — "Mad Men " doesn't count for JFK.
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This is good for Chapo, since the Cifuentes brothers were both subjected to grueling cross-examinations by his lawyer Jeffrey Lichtman.
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Many of his books and articles were based on examinations of published work rather than on field work of his own.
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In addition, VA also outsources compensation and pension medical examinations, the construction and maintenance of its facilities, and numerous IT functions.
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Late-night host Jimmy Fallon coined a name for a bill that would require presidential candidates to undergo mental health examinations.
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Hisham Abdelhamid, head of Egypt's forensics authority, said it was too early to draw conclusions based on the examinations to date.
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At least 70 people have been arrested and some have been subjected to anal examinations that amount to torture since September.
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Hundreds of women, including members of USA Gymnastics, came forward to allege the doctor had sexually abused them during medical examinations.
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The experts concluded that the victims had suffered brain injuries, and proposed sending them to a specialized center for neurological examinations.
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There have been numerous reports of black students being barred from examinations, suspended and even expelled because of their "untidy" hair.
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He said Strauss tried to "groom" students to accept the inappropriate nature of the examinations, which became increasingly abusive over time.
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Fourteen years ago, Mr. Lee and Ms. Sohn met at an academy where they were being prepared for university entrance examinations.
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Manafort's lawyers, on the other hand, gave short cross-examinations, rarely objected and gave off an "easy going" vibe, she said.
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In short, later examinations of how America feels about a particular time period don't qualify — Mad Men doesn't count for JFK.
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Over all, Dr. Jackson said, Mr. Trump's health was "excellent," with mostly normal results on a battery of tests and examinations.
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This year he outlined how M&T underwent 27 examinations from six agencies during 50 of the 52 weeks in 2016.
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Meanwhile, the IRS will also stop several other functions: audits, return examinations, non-automated collections, and 1040X processing, among other operations.
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Among the topics listed for discussion were "medevacs," or medical evacuations, for those with symptoms or in need of further examinations.
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Their allegations had mirrored hers: that Hadden had fondled and sexually assaulted them during examinations, after nurses had left the room.
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It covers a broad range of subjects deemed to be in the public interest, from individual matters to broad industry examinations.
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That limits the ability of federal regulators to share information with state regulators and often results in duplicative and inefficient examinations.
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Yunus Laco, an Alevi who applied this year for a state position, received some oddly sectarian questions in his oral examinations.
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These examinations can take a long time, up to six hours, and are most effective when completed shortly after the assault.
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The next few days were filled with extensive tests and examinations until the doctors were finally able to make a diagnosis.
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The government would complete preliminary examinations of all pig farms "in the quickest time possible" to control the situation, he added.
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To prevent similar cases, doctors should ask patients about their dietary history as part of routine clinical examinations, the researchers urged.
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Additionally, the mobile examinations still required parents to be present, which may have been a barrier to increasing follow-up rates.
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SANE nurses have specialized training, education, and experience in providing quality forensic medical-legal examinations and patient-centered care to survivors.
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They instruct hospitals to use the more expensive billing codes for cases where they have to perform multiple scans and examinations.
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" But he said he's "comfortable doing these examinations based on the treatment requests that are given to me by these agencies.
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There is however a push from many organizations such as Movember and Andrology Australia for men to perform regular self-examinations.
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And close examinations of her record on Wall Street reveal a far warmer attitude toward big banks than the one Sanders advances.
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Officials determined the allegations of abuse at the home were unfounded, but they never pursued physical examinations of the children, KCCI reports.
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The relatives finalized their paperwork, immigration interviews and medical examinations during a 10-day trip to Jordan in late December last year.
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To investigate this further, the team at Nottingham will now conduct postmortem examinations to truly understand what's going on inside the animals.
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All of the hospital's rudimentary supplies, like lights for examinations, basic trauma equipment, surgical lights and medical supplies are provided by Turkey.
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Postmortem examinations provisionally concluded that the former actress, 43, and her children died as a result of serious head and neck injuries.
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However, this also means many students are under heavy pressure not to just pass examinations, but to exceed expectations at all costs.
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Last month, Kenya's Court of Appeals ruled it unconstitutional to force people to undergo anal examinations in order to determine their sexuality.
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In April 2017, when they were studying for their finals, the court granted Pepperdine's motion to compel mental examinations of both women.
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"The FBI Laboratory conducts examinations primarily of physical evidence for law enforcement agencies in connection with criminal investigations," the FBI wrote back.
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Secret Service forensic examinations are conducted on standalone computers, equipped with specialized forensic software, which are not connected to Secret Service networks.
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Not content to limit her incisive examinations of society to fiction and allegory, Le Guin spoke and wrote frequently about contemporary politics.
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These examinations will assess such advisors' business and compliance practices, particularly those practices related to the firms' supervision of higher-risk individuals.
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On the latest episode of CNBC's "Jay Leno's Garage, " Nelson treks to San Diego, California, for one of his routine barn examinations.
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The judgment ends a three-year legal battle by the NGLHRC to prove that the examinations violated the rights of Kenyan citizens.
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Its Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations is conducting a sweep across numerous firms, inspecting their order routing practices, the sources said.
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I easily scheduled the pre-op exam and a litany of accompanying examinations: an EKG, chest x-rays, and various blood tests.
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"After being confronted with the results of the different expert examinations, he confessed his presence at the crime scene," the statement said.
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Many of these violations were cited by the Internal Revenue Service in previous examinations of Trump Taj Mahal dating back to 2003.
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Unfortunately, outdated rules, a lack of transparency and inconsistent examinations are preventing the Community Reinvestment Act from fully meeting that mission today.
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Iraq After escaping sexual slavery, Yazidi women were routinely tested by Kurdish officials in forensic, post-rape examinations that ran until 2016.
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The law applies to exams on both men and women and covers any examinations in the pelvic region, according to the newspaper.
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In its statement, FSCO said it eventually completed three on-site examinations and 11 desk reviews in its fiscal year to Mar.
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While conducting more than 2202,2628 investment adviser examinations is admirable, in our view, the anticipated increases since 28500 should be materially higher.
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It has to be found in at least 20 states, and there are plenty of field examinations carried out by AKC staff.
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They followed them with periodic examinations for an average of 24 years, during which there were 10,911 cases of invasive breast cancer.
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Meanwhile, White Teeth's searing and thoughtful examinations of the everyday realities of racism and fundamentalism sting as much in 2016 as ever.
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Several other Ivy League universities, including some not cited in the federal investigation, have also begun examinations of their recruited athlete cohort.
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They work well on platforms like Vine (now defunct) and Instagram that value bite-size spicy takes, rather than in-depth examinations.
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The scientists collected data on health and lifestyle at interviews and physical examinations conducted seven times over the course of the project.
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Hawk: Yeah, actually, in 2003, it wasn't the final examinations yet, in college, and the Americans came and took over in Iraq.
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Semmelweis made doctors to wash their hands between autopsies and other examinations and, wouldn't you know it, the death rate went down.
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Once they passed state examinations, the volunteers could take a patient to a hospital and provide basic first aid along the way.
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Partnering with New York State Senator Roxanne Persaud, her bill would make hymen examinations a class D felony under New York law.
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Next, the medical professional may give a head-to-toe examination, which may include internal examinations of the mouth, vagina, and anus.
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He is also not allowed to have unsupervised contact with minors and must submit to periodic unannounced examinations of his computer equipment.
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In 2005, the F.B.I. said that it would no longer conduct bullet-lead examinations after a review panel found matches essentially meaningless.
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These include nonpartisan analysis, study, and research; technical advice or assistance, and examinations or discussions of broad social, economic and similar problems.
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Several attorneys general pointed out that their states offered evidence collection kits and forensic examinations free of charge to sexual assault survivors.
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The court found that conducting forced anal examinations on people accused of same-sex relations is illegal, according to Human Rights Watch.
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If only Mr. Buhari had invested in the human resources and infrastructure required to conduct such medical examinations and treatments in Nigeria.
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Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, has also vowed his own examinations of the beginnings of the Russia probe.
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"Congress has no constitutional authority to act like a junior-varsity IRS, rerunning individual examinations or flyspecking the agency's calculations," Consovoy wrote.
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The test is one of the many state-sponsored Regents examinations, whose results are a factor in course grades and college admissions.
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"The agency did not conduct any examinations at one large Canada Post centre for processing parcels exported from Canada," notes one example.
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Most examinations of the poorest poor look at those in public housing, not those who've been brutally cast into the private rental market.
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But a new analysis of this specimen, known as Shanidar 1, shows he had another major disability—one not noticed during earlier examinations.
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Defense attorneys on Friday waived the preliminary examinations for 42-year-old Quinn James and his co-defendant, 58-year-old Gerald Bennett.
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Parents have blamed both the state Board of Intermediate Education, which is responsible for the examinations and their evaluation, and the Telangana government.
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It is common for parents to send children to additional lessons after school and during the weekend to boost their chances at examinations.
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Speculation is rife that the internet restrictions are in place to prevent cheating by final year secondary students sitting for a national examinations.
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The CDC survey data, for example, is self-reported, while the national data comes from physical examinations taken of Americans across the country.
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This would make the firms subject to periodic SEC examinations, which would include a serious review of the firms' conflicts of interest policies.
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Speculation is rife that the internet restrictions was put in place to prevent cheating by final year secondary students sitting for national examinations.
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But that seems too simple an explanation, given that Greenberg is otherwise delivering fairly nuanced examinations about how people grow and change together.
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Police said they had found lubricants, condoms and anti-retroviral drugs at the charity, and had conducted anal examinations on all 16 men.
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Police said they had found lubricants, condoms and anti-retroviral drugs at the charity, and had conducted anal examinations on all 16 men.
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College programs for dental hygiene typically last three years, and a passing grade on clinical examinations is required for licensure in most states.
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Preliminary examinations at the ICC, based mainly on publicly available information, can last months or years before leading to a possible full investigation.
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Current areas of exploration, McConville elaborated, include examinations of aerodynamics, aircraft configurations, new sensor technology and the physics of advanced attack helicopter flight.
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This subset of EGEA participants, all of whom experience some degree of asthma, received medical examinations and filled out questionnaires regarding their symptoms.
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The FBI investigation through forensic examinations and other sources recovered over 17,000 emails that Clinton failed to hand over to the State Department.
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It found that pregnant women did not access health services because they feared reprisals from their traffickers, or because the examinations prompted flashbacks.
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As of May this year, USC had received more than 85 current and former student testimonies accusing Tyndall, 71, of abuse during examinations.
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The SEC conducted 53 examinations of SEC-regulated entities, aimed at assessing cyber security preparedness, including the firm's ability to protect client information.
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Due to the injury, commissions had refused license to Margarito until passing medical examinations allowed him to be finally approved earlier this year.
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Postmortem examinations have provisionally concluded that the former actress, 43, and her children died as a result of serious head and neck injuries.
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Judicial sources do not deny the examinations take place but say they are legally carried out and are not a form of abuse.
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Preliminary examinations at the court, based mainly on publicly available information, can last months or years before leading to a possible full investigation.
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My cross-examinations of Steph Curry, Kevin Durant, and Dwyane Wade did nothing to prevent them from cavorting with Drake on national television.
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When patients come to see me in the doctor's office, I am aware that my examinations are just a snapshot of their lives.
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During both polygraph examinations, Pollack said, Fairfax was asked whether he engaged in any non-consensual sexual activity with either Watson or Tyson.
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