There was a lot to examine, and that's what I chose to examine.
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"We have to fundamentally examine and re-examine the role of pharmacy benefit managers," he added.
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But those fully immersed in the world of J.K. Rowling will never cease to examine and re-examine her genius.
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Any moves to examine Trump as 2020 heats up will receive similar scrutiny — as will any choice not to examine Trump.
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In this way, to examine our poop is to examine ourselves… Or at least this is what the creators a new, crowdsourced poop database believe.
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What this means is, jurors are 'fighting' over who to believe and who to trust as they methodically examine and in this case "re-examine" the testimony.
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Basically, while it was looking back at the 1980s, it didn't think to really examine what those films did and re-examine it with a more modern sensibility.
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A House of Representatives Judiciary subcommittee will examine "examine the potential impact of the proposed merger of Sprint and T-Mobile on consumers, workers and the Internet," it said.
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"The White House normally tells the F.B.I. what issue to examine, but would not tell the F.B.I. how to examine it, or with whom they should speak," he said.
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It would be nice to critically examine this powerful claim, but if we can't say clearly what Buddhists mean by "the world as it really is," then how can we examine it?
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While the defense intends to cross-examine material witnesses, attorney Linda Moreno said she and her counterparts will not cross-examine the Pulse victims who testify, out of concern for their well-being.
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The intention of the show was to take a second look back at the past and re-examine ourselves and re-examine the idea of nostalgia, which is actually a quite powerful emotion.
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Instead, most researchers examine people's behaviors for evidence of confidence.
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The bullet was passed around to the jury to examine.
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It could not make public statements or examine anonymous complaints.
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In other, words, the researchers didn't examine the specimens themselves.
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I finally had to examine her -- and my heart sank.
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Dimitri's team examine the wood abandoned by the illegal loggers.
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These fictions speculate and demand that we examine our lives.
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The commission says engineers will examine the area this week.
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The scope is to intended to examine the entire organization.
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Let's examine the recipe that went into making this film.
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Scientists examine a mineral found in volcanic rock on Mauritius.
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I suggest we individually examine their most valuable assets: themselves.
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The court also appointed an officer to examine the issue.
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The Michigan case will examine whether gender identity is protected.
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Ahead, let's examine everything that happened to Gomez this year.
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This special report will examine the legacy of that conflict.
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First of all, we had to examine a few things.
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Almost always in silence, they said, Kelly would examine them.
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Second, it encourages more time to examine the game world.
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One of the big themes we will examine is competition.
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Based on her track record, let's examine the case below.
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He urged Apple to "examine possible changes" to its guidelines.
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Credit Agricole has said it would examine the charge sheet.
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Let us examine Mr Johnson's four great qualities in turn.
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But let's back up and examine Evans for a second.
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Nagasu has iPads that can examine her jumps for her.
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Rather than run away, it's something I'm trying to examine.
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In one sense, it's a very fair question to examine.
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In this week's cover story, we examine why Warner Bros.
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The office might examine the scene of the person's death.
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Two midwives examine her body in front of the judge.
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We examine the proliferation of LGBT candidates in American politics.
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It will also examine the perils such changes could bring.
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The European Commission will examine the potential impact on competition.
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Investigators won't know until they can examine it, he said.
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An Indonesian trade official said Indonesia would examine its options.
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There were things that I had to really just examine.
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AMERICAN ADMINISTRATION IS SAYING WE WILL EXAMINE ALL THESE THINGS.
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If we examine race scientifically, all humans are from Africa.
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Let's examine a few of the most important, shall we?
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Fox has called on regulators to examine all these issues.
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The works examine the fashion industry's influence on beauty standards.
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And the study didn't examine cancer survival rates, only diagnoses.
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Examine the way you talk about women you're attracted to.
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"Trump should … examine the historical record on tariffs," they wrote.
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The investigations will examine whether the coverage was sufficiently balanced.
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Let's examine Ramos's conclusions, beginning with the penalty for coaching.
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There, the occupants stepped out to examine the rooftop sensors.
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Nik Mohd Azrul was the first doctor to examine Kim.
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The second, to examine economic issues, will be published Sunday.
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He said his office was beginning to examine those cases.
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Articles in this series will examine Americans' changing eating habits.
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Our priority now is to supervise and examine our content.
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It did not examine each nation's reasons for the changes.
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Examine the following and then dig deeper for greater understanding.
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"When a decision arrives, I will examine it," Temer said.
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But let's examine Trump's claim that Sanders could have won.
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Instead, it promises merely to "examine" information about PFAS discharges.
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Cuarón also uses Cleo's story to examine Mexico's socioeconomic fabric.
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Researchers also didn't examine the health outcomes associated with vaping.
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More generally, the report will examine decision making within Whitehall.
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Let's examine Donald Trump's shifting ObamaCare repeal and replace schedule.
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Seeing inward to examine her most deepest thoughts and feelings.
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You merely wanted to examine how things could be improved.
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This shouldn't be the only thing customers examine, Zamosky said.
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You'd have to really examine your conscience with that one!
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Deep emotions come up for you to examine and heal.
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That experience caused Dr. Raj to examine his own practice.
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FTC will examine tech platforms as part of competition review.
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Suspected counterfeits are sent to brands to examine and dispose.
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Citizen Lab brought in Lookout to help examine the code.
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But I didn't examine it right away for the verdict.
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Medical school teaches us to examine, to research, to treat.
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Like Steve, I encourage you to examine that more deeply.
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Stay tuned; her current work will examine that very issue.
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It's a fitting place to examine Cuba's past and present.
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Poland sent a curator to Moscow to examine the painting.
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This is a powerful time to examine your many sides.
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I did nothing to address them or examine their causes.
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Investigators have collected more than a dozen planters to examine.
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Examine specific incidents and ask yourself, What was the trigger?
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Explainer: We examine some of the possible replacements if Mrs.
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To start, examine an edition of The New York Times.
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This was the week to examine our own foolishness instead.
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She will now examine if those protocols are being followed.
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" Lopez was permitted to examine the manuscript of "Howards End.
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I wanted to examine the facts about the picture itself.
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The Senate appointed an outside lawyer to examine its procedures.
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Inside the paper, readers could examine radiographs of his fractures.
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Have your regular vet examine the pet first, she said.
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However, the study did not examine outpatient spending over all.
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First, let's examine what the study did and didn't do.
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They are meant to make you examine your own assumptions.
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The Royal Commission will examine the insurance sector in September.
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We examine the officer's background and scrutinize body camera footage.
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Scientists currently examine millions of samples collected without such permission.
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However, the CDC did not examine births to tourists specifically.
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The group said it would continue to examine the issue.
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This allows researchers to examine whether this relationship is causal.
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Fed officials said they will continue to examine the issue.
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I went over to the bed to examine the drawings.
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What perspective does the history you examine lend to this?
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Take a moment and examine a video of a billionaire.
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Greece has said it will examine their asylum requests quickly.
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Examine these products, tell the public what the risks are.
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This study did not examine how exercise might improve longevity.
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We are invited to peer in, look through, and examine.
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As the House and Senate continue to examine the wave of disinformation around the 2016 presidential election, concerns around the security of voting systems examine something even more germane to the U.S. democratic system.
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While it's an influential novel, Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale isn't the only one out there to examine life in a dystopia or collapsing society, or examine the challenges women face when confronting an authoritative power.
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InSight, an American craft, is intended to examine the planet's interior.
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Subsequently, he gave permission to Princeton to examine his personnel file.
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Why not examine just how Donald Trump might play Vladimir Putin?
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When that happens, defense attorneys will cross-examine the experts involved.
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However, the researchers did not examine the reasons for the increase.
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Barr's review could examine even more of their activities for bias.
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As always, we encourage readers to examine corporate earnings reports carefully.
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Let's examine what White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer actually said.
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An Election Commission spokesman said it would examine the group's report.
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So technically, you can now examine a new 'rash' I've developed.
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Today, examine how your friendships could be hindering your material success.
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And he called for a full investigation to examine what happened.
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Police say a forensic team will examine the recovered human remains.
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Elizabeth Warren, who suggested they want to examine the issue more.
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To examine them he uses a device called a molecular fountain.
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A third section will examine the mogul's role as cultural influencer.
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The public deserves a chance to examine the evidence against him.
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Let's examine in more detail what is the underlying of CHAI.
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The closest state hospital that can examine victims is 30km away.
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Investors should examine the pros and cons before embracing either strategy.
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A forensics team moved in to examine hardware in the facility.
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Considering those possibilities forces them to ruefully re-examine their marriage.
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The closer I examine my situation, the more dumbstruck I become.
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Fortunately, other ways exist to examine and understand an AI's output.
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Let's examine the underlying issues and how we might address them.
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And I think that's what I'd implore younger musicians to examine.
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This special report will examine each of these dangers in turn.
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Examine the main beam that runs the length of the home.
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No one was able to find and examine that hard drive.
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Weapons experts can examine a mine for clues about its manufacturer.
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"The court has to examine the overall financial situation," Klikovitz said.
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The first couple to examine their relationship is Jenna and Jordan.
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And we examine Hungary's curious effort to stem its population slide.
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The European Commission will separately examine whether the deal hurts competition.
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Lithuania's financial regulator said it would separately examine Swedbank's local operations.
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Why examine the prospects for limiting global warming to 1.5°C?
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However, we have to examine on a case by case basis.
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Examine this 1969 photo of Young alongside his famed sportswriter father.
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The hearing will examine why the vial of blood was destroyed.
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But Chinese officials may balk at having to examine every truck.
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His recent book is one of several that examine their dominance.
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Investigators will examine Boeing's role in getting the plane to market.
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They examine the overall debate and analyze it as a whole.
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Forensics experts will examine fragments to figure out what it was.
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You can start to recognize and examine behaviors in the moment.
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He's going to examine every pitch and go back and look.
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"I'd have to examine it," McCain said of the potential nomination.
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To do that, he said, you must examine everything, including yourself.
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The man stops to examine the dog's paws, which are bloody.
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Swiss competition authorities have decided to "examine in detail" the takeover.
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This research becomes the latest to examine vulnerabilities in baseband firmware.
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Potential bidders had a chance to examine the stone in advance.
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He set a precedent for other musicians to examine and follow.
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This report will examine how close such nightmares are to reality.
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Specifically, let's examine the last three midterms: 22018, 2014 and 2018.
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At the Toronto International Film Festival, several films examine racial politics.
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She pledged to examine cost overruns in the 2020 Olympics budget.
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Maybe it's time to examine these incentives a little more closely.
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Instead, start trying to fix it, and examine your own behavior.
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All that really does force you to examine the poster closely.
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The F.A., by contrast, could not afford to examine the nuance.
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The goal: to examine if companies can pay to gain visibility.
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She loves to paint and collect bugs and examine every dandelion.
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"They'll examine them and see what the letters show," Limansky said.
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Reflection is a super powerful technique that lets us examine ourselves.
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" Examine the full text of Key's poem "The Star Spangled Banner.
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At the time, the agency could not readily examine criminal records.
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We examine the pros and cons of the current redesign mania.
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On October 31, the bureau obtained a warrant to examine them.
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We had to examine it in light of the mystical tradition.
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"We are encouraging people to examine their property assessments," Freeman said.
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Elsbach also suggests managers more carefully examine their impressions of employees.
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Examine your part in the situation honestly but with kindness, too.
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American Apparel's lawyers did not even bother to cross-examine him.
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Issues around self-worth are coming up for you to examine.
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Mohamud provided a rare opportunity to examine that loophole in action.
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"We have a duty to examine this deal," Ms. Klobuchar said.
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" Cramer continued, "To be consistent they have to examine this deal.
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We sent reporters to five campuses to examine the new measures.
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Tardif said a study would be done to examine that question.
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Many other more recent studies examine important portions of it, however.
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A pandemic offers a great way to examine American class inequities.
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Two new documentaries on PBS examine the lives of groundbreaking athletes.
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But it may also force them to re-examine their prejudice.
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We examine different ways of making investments, in stocks or funds.
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We examine different ways of making investments, in stocks or funds.
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The study did not examine how national immigration policies affect happiness.
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Mr. Byrne had a sample he wanted the F.B.I. to examine.
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That makes it an excellent place to examine the company's challenges.
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It is therefore critical to examine all of the contributing factors.
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We have to re-examine our toxic, privileged, encroaching masculinity itself.
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Andrew M. Cuomo to examine how the authority could be improved.
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Our reporters examine the question: Is he ambitious or simply reckless?
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The memoir misses an opportunity to examine its most complicated material.
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Zooming in, they can approach each work and examine it closely.
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"Pegue um, examine e descarte se não for bom", disse Rangel.
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Why not do a petition demanding a licensed professional examine him?
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Al Sharpton called for a psychiatrist to examine the jogger's amnesia.
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To further examine this complexity, I questioned a range of experts.
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Few comprehensive efforts have been made to examine the numbers since.
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Examine what happened in the polls for the next primary, Florida.
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I want to examine why Eisa Davis's play "Bulrusher" is not.
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Let's also examine the number of ride-sharing vehicles and taxis.
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The government should examine recent elections for evidence of voter manipulation.
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We need to examine how we arrived here, at this place.
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The watchdog can examine the plans for an additional three months.
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Students will examine what the official description calls Portugal's "painful past".
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Let's examine Anthony's recent efforts as the franchise's most leveraged player.
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That doesn't even begin to examine the scope of her criminality.
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That means that choosing the right stories to examine is crucial.
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Thursday's hearing is meant to examine implementation of the forgiveness program.
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He pauses briefly to examine the machine before fiddling with it.
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I examine the woman closely as we wait at a light.
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At this wedding in 1957, the men examine the bride's garter.
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Counterintelligence investigations examine the connections between American citizens and foreign governments.
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Another set of films examine class and culture in white America.
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Next, prop your Sëlf up on its feet and examine it.
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Second, we could examine how consumer attitudes about tech have changed.
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To examine the facts and demand nothing short of the truth.
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The investigation will also examine the FCC's broader cybersecurity efforts. Sen.
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The EU court did not examine Junqueras' criminal case and sentencing.
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And it did not examine why strenuous exercise might dampen libidos.
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You'll need to examine your life and family from every angle.
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The state will cross-examine Irwin when proceedings resume on Monday.
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The FTC will likely examine discreet deals like those by Apple.
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It would also examine cuts in income tax and VAT rates.
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Using HTC's Vive as the hardware to demo the content, Lifeliqe's experiences allow students to virtually examine a satellite in space, climb on dinosaurs from the jurassic period or even examine shark anatomies (from the inside out).
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The commission will also now examine the Kahr case, the spokeswoman said.
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You need to sort of think about strategy and examine the market.
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" Earlier this year, the EPA agreed to examine a "de-identified dataset.
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The FBI obtained a warrant to examine the emails on Monday morning.
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We know how to fairly examine each case in a safe space.
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As Christians, we should examine our motives before we make a decision.
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A medical examiner will examine the remains for formal identification, he said.
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Go ahead and examine it closely.............There's a little crescent planet Venus!
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At that point, the policymakers are expected to pause to examine conditions.
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Let's examine the episode, which was one of the most torturous yet.
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It's possible precisely because we did examine the evidence from all sides.
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This week, the hosts examine all the places email can take you.
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"The Commission may examine" this option by June 2019, the report says.
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Peruse means to examine in depth, or to read thoroughly and carefully.
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We&aposll examine the constitutional issues at stake when we come back.
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The other majors are also continuing to examine their portfolios as well.
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Intel, however, said it would allow the public to examine the data.
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The researchers examine mark-ups (ie, selling prices divided by production costs).
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She shows Cosima her progress log, which Cosima takes to examine further.
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They can therefore be used to examine things that traditional astronomy cannot.
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IT IS common for historians to examine the actions of great men.
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In answering that question, we have to examine why involuntary bumping exists.
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Doctors should examine such requests carefully, and provide patients with treatment options.
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Volkswagen said it would examine the EU accusations before making further comment.
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Telecom Italia's board meets on March 17 to examine offers for Inwit.
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Foreign journalists seeking to examine such claims face a gantlet of challenges.
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And we examine both the calculation and the creativity involved in branding.
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Obviously, you guys saw the line, so we'll re-examine it tomorrow.
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The packages have already left behind clues that investigators can now examine.
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First things first: Let's examine everything that happened to Annalise this episode.
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It's also impossible to examine The Inverse without referencing its recent controversy.
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We wanted to examine how artists represented changes in Southeast Asia too.
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Others raised privacy concerns or questioned the need to examine voter fraud.
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My coach, Monica, really made me examine the root of my desire.
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An ethics watchdog will examine whether Ms Sturgeon broke the ministerial code.
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This report will examine the promise and the dangers of those technologies.
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That destruction has sometimes made it difficult to cross-examine suspected Nazis.
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How to examine it in more detail also remains to be determined.
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If it's not Gucci, you have to really re-examine your life.
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Northam also established a commission to examine racial inequities in state laws.
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They examine their own models and, when they can, update them—conservatively.
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But it adds up, and RewardExpert decided to examine just how much.
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But it makes sense when you examine the mentality of Flat Earthers.
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Top lawmakers are not hesitating to examine Facebook's ambitious new cryptocurrency project.
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Every few years I almost examine myself as a writer in hindsight.
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But Dekker said they were looking at other ways to examine behavior.
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The FBI's bomb squad then deployed a robot to examine the devices.
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In Open Progress, the aim is to examine these issues in depth.
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On Thursday, Judge Brady allowed the prosecution to cross-examine McCullough's witnesses.
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The new techniques could help Scott examine those material properties more easily.
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Aso added that he needed to examine the U.S. memorandum in detail.
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Let's examine that claim, as I happen to be a patient myself.
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Examine what moments in your past defined and inspired you, Poswolsky suggests.
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Use tonight's energy to realistically examine the situations and partnerships you're in.
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The commission also will examine the wealth management and financial advice industries.
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The commission would also now examine the Kahr case, a spokeswoman said.
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Most of studies only examine short-term exposure to industrial wind farms.
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They examine the market for employees' skills and their level of experience.
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Your doc will examine the ear and perhaps take a fluid simple.
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To examine water access in the U.S., start with your local community.
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Examine who books your trips, arranges outings, organizes Christmas, buys birthday cards.
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We also examine technology's role as a potential solution to the problem.
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Finally, we must examine why taxpayers are subsidizing foundations for earned income.
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Take Trump's decision to re-examine Obama's fuel efficiency standards for cars.
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These very different works each examine the privilege to be un-fascinating.
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It's time examine what you're spending your time, energy, and money on.
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The documentary also plans to examine her heritage based on genealogical data.
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The sophisticated analyst must examine how policy functions and who it benefits.
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This is why I'm asking you to examine your feelings and actions.
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America must wake up and examine the ethos that produced these attitudes.
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Investigators will contact retailers using the Amazon platform and examine their contracts.
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Why not seize the opportunity to examine the work from additional angles?
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Eventually, Righetti learned that he could simply examine the city's death records.
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Or if they examine the books and say it is not working?
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"Breasts Unbound" will examine the history of those often-fetishized body parts.
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Daniel Perl is continuing to examine the brains of blast-injured soldiers.
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Congressional committees are stepping up their efforts to examine the opioid epidemic.
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Examine the men whose company Trump keeps and you will know him.
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There are two House hearings this week that will examine the topic.
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Brave citizens of the internet decided to examine other possible demographic scenarios.
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Examine what moments in your past defined and inspired you, he suggests.
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I squeezed onto a Cannonball train to the Hamptons to examine overcrowding.
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United States regulators would also examine any merger of the two companies.
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The review will also examine the sponsorship of tennis by betting companies.
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We need an outside panel to examine the system and recommend changes.
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We ought to examine these trade-offs rather than select one arbitrarily.
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The moon is asking you to examine all your partnerships and commitments.
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Today we examine the issue of sexual harassment within the food industry.
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Let's examine the number, how we got here and why it matters.
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In the above video, women examine their complicated relationship with body hair.
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Click through as we examine how 27 movies handled the risque topic.
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We don't really examine this shift; we don't really think about it.
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The state has contracted Oregon-based Fortes Laboratories to examine the samples.
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Let's examine Jafari's "model society" outside of placing homogeneity as the standard.
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Democrats have also called for hearings to examine any potential political interference.
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The state attorney's general's office said that it would examine that episode.
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Mr. Le Blay traveled to Madison in 2015 to examine the bust.
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That has allowed researchers to examine the real-world costs and benefits.
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I examine the data, as an expert, and pronounce a specialist's opinion.
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In fact, by declining to re-examine her own husband's acts, Mrs.
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The same goes for the indicator that Emre set out to examine.
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We examine how the country's slide toward authoritarianism helped trigger the crisis.
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Quotidian Pasts will examine the complexities of collecting and displaying African objects.
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Very few films, books, or TV shows examine climate change at all.
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Two current exhibitions in Chicago examine the void, in distinctly different ways.
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Experts at Amnesty International, a human rights group, helped examine the footage.
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Closer look: We examine the winners and losers from an American withdrawal.
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Sent to examine the Moon, he later said, humans instead discovered Earth.
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The goal was to examine the far-right turn in German politics.
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Through spectrographic technology, we were able to examine erasures in Emily's letters.
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She also makes you examine your own ways with a clearer eye.
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I would have loved to examine that side of him much more.
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The more worldly and sophisticated of us will examine such comments closely.
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These are questions we should ask as we examine this treasure trove.
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It is an assertion, and Briggs misses the opportunity to examine it.
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The researchers also used ground-penetrating radar surveys to examine its dimensions.
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Sophisticated and philosophical, these novellas deeply examine human nature, culture, and language.
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The study didn't examine whether patient outcomes differed based on hospital choice.
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Before we dive into the bike, let's examine how much it costs.
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It's also helpful for investors to examine economic activity, according to Marketwatch.
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The right to cross-examine an accuser is a bedrock constitutional protection.
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Now that death has taken him, we should examine our own sins.
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These agents investigate applicants, examine documents submitted with applications and conduct interviews.
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So what better moment to examine the way we live gender now?
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Quite heady but so many ideas to hold on to and examine.
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He left it up the appeals court to re-examine that question.
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To observe and examine, and stay connected to who I truly am.
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Sixteen Democratic attorneys general said this week they would examine legal options.
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It will also examine how it can take climate change into account.
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The agency wants to examine how the pipeline proposed by EQT Corp.
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You don't examine the ice-cream containers while at the grocery store.
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Moreover, it ordered the Colorado tribunal to re-examine its own decision.
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Auction specialists call him to examine pieces that come up for sale.
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Mr. McClinton, Mr. Wilson said, helped him re-examine his own texts.
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Wants to examine the period which we worked together in the '80s.
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That's what regulators will likely be asking as they examine the deal.
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We can examine how many people are searching for him on Google.
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To answer these questions, let's examine the numbers behind the musical numbers.
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Both examine male expectation and pride, their similarities separated by many centuries.
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He's never really lost that lens through which to examine the world.
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Do we examine a victim's criminal record, or an officer's misconduct record?
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They led her to examine similar themes in a series of paintings.
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It becomes hard not to examine your role in their endless cycle.
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Can we examine that in ourselves, that desire to shut the door?
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Care must be taken to examine the particular features of the case.
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In a video, we examine the trash talk in the West Wing.
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As authorities examine clues, they are also finding more questions to answer.
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It's also helpful to get kids to examine their own learning process.
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You could argue that it's unfair just to examine only one election.
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The independent life really makes you re-examine what success looks like.
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Similarly, Democrats had little ability to examine Kavanaugh in such brief segments.
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The review will also examine the impact of climate change and inequality.
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Scientifically, it's a molecule produced by the liver that, according to Examine.
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Senate Democrats plan to examine every aspect of his background and views.
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It's an easy cynicism that doesn't bother to examine its own convictions.
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I don't think it's bad to re-examine what we are doing.
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Eighty-five different organizations examine thousands of institutions and programs every year.
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The Court: Do you wish to cross-examine the witness, Ms. Jacobs?
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Warren would establish a task force to examine facial recognition and algorithms.
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The Vegas attack has prompted the department to re-examine their plans.
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She said the panel had been asked to examine principles, not policy.
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She said the panel had been asked to examine principles, not policy.
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But when I examine my actual history, the anxiety is dead wrong.
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Here are three books that examine both arguments and their historical precedents.
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Database users can then examine spatial patterns and compare trends over time.
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Whatever the river, there were repetitive behaviors that were interesting to examine.
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Another component to examine will be the breakdown in staff-prisoner relationships.
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But let's examine what happened there, because it was a big deal.
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They examine teeth and gums and perform routine check-ups and cleanings.
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Epidemiology, which has been used to examine everything from the effects of climate change to childhood obesity, offered a way to continue studying disease trends, amid new legal requirements to examine how pesticides particularly affect infants and children.
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Atlanta Police, Fulton County and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation will examine never-before-analyzed evidence and re-examine others in the case, though officials did not promise any outcomes that would change the 40-year-old narrative.
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There are books that examine the brutal consequences of the theater of war; books that examine the toll that war has on soldiers who return home; and books that look at how war imagery has been used as propaganda.
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He may even cross-examine Mr. Castor, his former rival, at the hearing.
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Let's examine a few of the craziest tales told on the HBO favorite.
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McCain will hold hearings Thursday to examine Russia's role in the election hacking.
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Let's examine a few options in an excellent example of physics in action.
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Trump wants to re-examine every US trade relationship, especially those in Asia.
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Aquarius season also begins on the 20th, helping us to examine the future.
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Sean says he felt lost and stepped back from life to examine why.
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Let&aposs examine it with House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Republican from California.
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Journaling is a great way to examine your feelings and to relieve stress.
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A quick end to Russian sanctions, for instance, which you've pledged to examine.
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Police planned to examine surveillance video and question employees again to be sure.
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It also didn't examine ways to prevent falls or minimize risks of injury.
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Meanwhile, there's a historic failure to examine the conduct of the perpetrators themselves.
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And we need to examine their thinking on a broad array of things.
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The research also did not examine factors behind the increase in suicide rates.
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Why did a private security consultant, rather than the FBI, examine its servers?
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Its increased authority allows CFIUS to examine non-controlling investments in critical technology.
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Many many many depositions where lawyers are able to cross examine these people.
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Designer Kathleen De Smet wanted to examine how they fundamentally differ from people.
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But there are crucial differences between the two that founders should examine carefully.
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For those selling AI-enabled software, it's time to examine new pricing models.
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There's nobody who is going to examine this game tape harder than myself.
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Economists have theoretical windows other than comparative advantage through which to examine trade.
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The new task force could examine those questions and recommend changes where necessary.
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An international team of experts will examine them for evidence of foul play.
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They went to the evidence locker to examine Landers&apos blood-stained shirt.
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An excellent time to closely examine your pet is while petting or grooming.
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Upon landing in Calgary, emergency personnel came onboard the plane to examine Richard.
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We examine the forces and politics at play between the nuclear-armed powers.
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They help dentists examine and clean teeth and provide other preventive dental care.
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But the negotiators would now have to examine the text "comma by comma".
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The project will also examine the public's reaction and engagement with the vehicles.
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AHEAD OF Spain's general election this weekend we examine its fractured political landscape.
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Not a challenge to really examine our underlying associations with material and purpose.
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Looking forward, they're planning a follow-up study to examine that very possibility.
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So this week, let's examine the question: Just how vulnerable are the Capitals?
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Separately, Abraaj has hired Deloitte to examine its business, including the healthcare fund.
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We could also see T-Mobile re-examine a potential deal with Dish.
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" "Guys, you have to examine what you believe about you in your relationships.
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Showcasing an ability to self-examine hints at your best days being ahead.
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After all, Brookie's team can only examine clues that are already publicly accessible.
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But let's examine this for a minute: Why is there not more outrage?
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Below, examine the results for "personalized skincare:" Notice that Google is prioritizing quizzes.
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The Brookings Institution has developed the Social Genome Project to examine such options.
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But the study did not examine heart health; instead, it measured HDL levels.
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It's something the Council of Fashion Designers of America is willing to examine.
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"They really have to examine how they finance government in Alaska," said Petek.
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The education section of a job description is an important one to examine.
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These are all questions you should take time to examine today, little ram.
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The time has therefore come to re-examine these laws and our attitudes.
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Before trusting a poll, we must examine the methodology and assumptions behind it.
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It is important to examine the current laws before evaluating the CBP regulation.
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More generally, it's important to examine the incentive structure underpinning the recommendation engine.
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Here we examine the Latino vote in the critical battleground state of Florida.
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Rhett Miller writes sly, calculated lyrics that examine their subject from several perspectives.
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Abolish different types of citizenship and re-examine links between citizenship and ethnicity.
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Times of upheaval also enable us to examine what happens to certain poets.
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But the code wasn't supposed to be open to just anyone to examine.
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The Neos said they would examine the text drawn up by the government.
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And regulators, in Britain and elsewhere, will examine Dr Enríquez's results with interest.
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The Eye of the Heron and The Dispossessed examine uprising and class conflict.
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He also asked the Pentagon to re-examine the U.S. military's detention policy.
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The FBI will examine roughly 650,000 emails on the laptop of former Rep.
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He also worked with zoologists, to examine the hunting patterns of white sharks.
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The Odebrecht revelations have led investors to re-examine their valuations of Corficolombiana.
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Shoppers enter an electrical store like Best Buy and examine what's on offer.
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For each topic, Sift will examine the backstory and history of the issue.
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Frankly, it's fun to examine the lives of the rich for the voyeurism.
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I implore us to embrace and examine the discomfort of this historic time.
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The news gets worse when we step back and examine what was cut.
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Review would then allow GAO to examine potential violations of appropriations laws. pic.twitter.
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The Norwegian government said in a separate statement it would examine DNB's findings.
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Defense attorneys will get their chance to cross-examine Gates later on Tuesday.
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A remotely operated vehicle will be used to examine visually any wreckage found.
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Let's take a moment to examine this Green New Disaster in full detail.
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We need to examine these supposedly neutral solutions and see who really benefits.
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It is imperative that policymakers examine this shift and how to remedy it.
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"There might be a need to examine the whole time agreement," he said.
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Accordingly, it is essential to examine Russia's actual threats to US national security.
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Manager Scott Servais said the club would examine his role in the rotation.
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The justices ordered the court in North Carolina to examine the same issue.
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They issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking as they examine the matter.
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This is the first exhibition, anywhere, to examine its existence and legacy. Jan.
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Defense lawyers have repeatedly tried to forensically examine the machines, especially their software.
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Before the bill gets voted on, a committee on technology will examine it.
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So scientists will euthanize the dogs to physically examine their bodies for parasites.
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"If you examine that, I don't think you'll find that," Trump said, unconvincingly.
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Mr. Bollea's legal team is set to cross-examine Mr. Denton on Tuesday.
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Lets examine progressive edm house drops from the last three years shall we.
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Let us examine the sparse clues we have regarding the new potential show.
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Once the skin was complete, he stopped to examine the body he'd made.
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To answer that, let's first examine the factors behind Silicon Valley's climate change.
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I can't examine Italian with the same precision [a natively Italian writer can].
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But we haven't yet done enough to collect, examine and scale these insights.
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One day, Strauss asked Garrett to watch him examine a patient, Garrett said.
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The study team did not examine why activity during learning seemed to help.
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But as with Medicaid costs, it's important to examine this proposition more closely.
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He said UPS would examine how to pass on rising costs to customers.
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But we can examine news articles for data on what they are reading.
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Senators will attempt to examine his record, his judicial philosophy and his qualifications.
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Turns out, a pandemic offers a great way to examine American class inequities.
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These events have helped me to examine my discipline from a wider perspective.
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In June, the Police Department appointed a panel to examine its disciplinary policies.
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A broker may be able to help you examine all of those options.
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The idea was to examine the effect of surveillance on a human being.
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Brilliant Visions doesn't examine this debate because its focus is, understandably, on mescaline.
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We also want to examine the idea of ownership and authorship in art.
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Britain's information commissioner is now seeking a warrant to examine the firm's data.
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They developed a test to examine thousands of STRs instead of just 13.
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But Saudi Arabia has blocked any effort to examine the chain of command.
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We cannot go forward unless we carefully examine and alter mental health treatment.
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The study is the first to systematically examine a large number of sites.
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This is part of a push by House Democrats to examine the industry.
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It takes courage to examine the inner life and to ask for help.
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Sent to examine the Moon, Major Anders later said, humans instead discovered Earth.
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President Trump said on Sunday that he would examine the case of Maj.
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But CARB didn't examine how banked allowances might affect annual emissions through 2030.
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In the physical, the doctor used his hands to examine the patient's stomach.
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Other specialists have made regular visits to do colonoscopies and examine orthopedic injuries.
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"Dialectics of Isolation" was a challenge to an institution to examine itself critically.
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Let me examine the evidence for each of those male beliefs; fertility first.
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She can't escape her earlier choices, or her need to re-examine them.
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For proof, examine New England's annual postseason stroll to the conference championship game.
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Clegg said Tuesday that Facebook will continue to examine and adjust its practices.
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We examine data showing that she's not the only Scandinavian with "flight shame".
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A weeklong festival in New York will examine a topic often avoided: death.
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It was the first study to examine reading continually from childhood through adulthood.
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Zeidan used an MRI machine to examine meditators' brains before and after meditating.
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The bill also establishes a congressional oversight panel to examine the IG's reports.
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It's also important to examine which roles those people have in the company.
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Her female characters in particular examine, worry over and question their own dispositions.
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All these have come back over & over again as I examine the portrait.
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And, of course, Trump's lawyers would have the ability to cross examine him.
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His curator, Lyssa Stapleton, said the fragments force people to examine them closely.
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So maybe poetry can offer a new prism through which to examine reality.
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At least 11 states have set up task forces to examine the question.
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We must quickly convene a bipartisan special committee to examine our gun problem.
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Shah's eye falls on this and he picks it up to examine it.
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But it's hard to examine groups of persuadable voters using individual national polls.
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Others feel that it's important to collectively examine recent work in this vein.
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"We are going to examine the text," a senior EU diplomat told Reuters.
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The House Science space subcommittee will examine in-space propulsion at 85033 a.m.
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The BOSS ACT will fix many of the problems the hearing will examine.
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If a watch comes with its original box and warranty, examine those too.
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The study didn't examine what factors might lead to suicide attempts by poisoning.
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Only recently was Lamb able to examine the server for evidence of tampering.
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He added OPEC would examine progress at its next regular meeting in June.
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Our research uses machine learning to examine eye opening and closing in videos.
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The Irishman is the perfect film to examine whether numbers should be released.
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However, this is a gift horse they are likely to examine more carefully.
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States also need to examine their own regulatory environments and cut unnecessary regulation.
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A resolution to examine the issue came before the Council the other night.
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The president can choose his own attorneys, and they can cross-examine witnesses.
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The party might also re-examine their chances in Texas, where Democratic Rep.
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Lets examine some cultural failures and cultural norms for what they really are.
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We also may need to examine more aggressive actions at the FCC's disposal.
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Essentially, such a lawyer's function would be to cross-examine the government's evidence.
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They said their calculation includes time for the defense to cross-examine witnesses.
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Coulter Fussell and Butch Anthony work in traditional mediums to examine modern issues.
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A special prosecutor has been appointed to examine the handling of the case.
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In fact, it wouldn't require HHS to examine drug supply chains at all.
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The research is the first to examine national trends in P. aeruginosa infections.
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About the only actual act of "resistance" to examine comes from Woodward's book.
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Does he examine people's hands when he meets them for the first time?
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Only a handful of people have been allowed to examine the original manuscript.
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But I couldn't examine a single one without negativity piggybacking on my thoughts.
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But in reality, it also dared you to re-examine old value systems.
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On a chilly Saturday evening in October, I have no home to examine.
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"You have to examine the details because facts are stubborn things," he said.
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Afterward, the Buildings Department dispatched inspectors to examine elevators, another department spokesman said.
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Old news will also resurface for you to examine with a new perspective.
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Jaitley said the country needed to examine "the lack of ethics that a section of Indian business follows", and said internal and external auditors needed to examine whether they had "looked the other way or failed to detect" any wrongdoing.
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Different images gradually reveal themselves as you examine them from up close or afar.
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Nina bends down to examine these flowers in the pool and realizes they're bodies.
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This allowed them to examine the influence of genetic factors on kids' eating habits.
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But this is not a matter of any city "policies" that "authorities" should examine.
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Business are also being asked to examine policies regarding pay equity and paid leave.
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"It is often important to examine fossils with a very critical eye," said Sachs.
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And they examine how his nation's relationship with the past shapes European politics today.
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The straw hats are to examine but the hard hat is to be rebuilt.
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They also considered developing an email tool that would examine emails for unconscious bias.
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We will closely examine this data and will act on it swiftly and appropriately.
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The group would examine ways of "expanding internet access and independent media", it said.
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New York (CNN Business)Lawmakers wasted little time making plans to examine Facebook's cryptocurrency.
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Persistently, in ways particular to country music, these albums examine the weight of tradition.
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The ministry also has a taskforce to examine all Japanese automakers' fuel economy data.
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Iluka now wants a few extra days to examine the tailings dams more closely.
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The family then pulled over on a highway shoulder to examine what was wrong.
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The judge ordered the phone turned over so Spacey's defense team could examine it.
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"They'll examine them and see what the letters show," Limansky told The Baltimore Sun.
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Gagliese also suggested businesses examine the speed at which the influencer grew their following.
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He told reporters it wasn't possible to examine the alligators without killing them first.
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Under current disclosure laws, there's no simple mechanism to examine a company's pricing decisions.
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Let us examine a few of these initiatives and what they seek to do.
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With this understanding, we will examine the hairs and tissue mentioned in your letter.
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Let's examine why the Bey Hive may feel particularly ambivalent by Jay-Z's music.
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A special prosecutor was appointed in August to examine why the charges were dropped.
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Now let's take a step back to examine how we can effectively move forward.
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In this episode, we examine where venture capital comes from and where it goes.
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He added that OPEC would examine progress at its next regular meeting in June.
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The tours should also re-examine the guidelines governing the composition of their boards.
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Gray said they examine companies for stability before allowing them on Hired, particularly locally.
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Pai said Thursday the FCC will examine the security of 5G infrastructure and technology.
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Today's a great day to examine the emotional reasons that you spend and consume.
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A company spokesman said the state will examine hosts who have received complaints.—Motherboard
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Mastodon has a list of other instances for you to examine, as does GitHub.
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Mr. Nemiroff invited Ms. Gronlund to the United States to examine Ms. Hansberry's writings.
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All I needed to do was lie in bed and let people examine me.
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But this case should push us to examine the soundness of such legal defenses.
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He added that a special committee has been appointed to examine potential security concerns.
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National Amusements, which controls both, has asked the two to examine a possible deal.
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And Hamilton gives both Angelica and Eliza the space onstage to examine their tragedies.
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But in this week's Processor, I wanted to examine one of those causes. Verizon.
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Offtime, Moment and Space are providing services that stop, track and examine your usage.
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"We are working to examine the establishment of digital markets in Israel," she said.
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It's rare that we stop to examine what the future used to sound like.
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But to really examine differences in age groups, Kajitani said, more research is needed.
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And, we examine the retirement homes for elderly LGBT people that are cropping up.
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BAYER HAS APPROACHED U.S. DRUG FIRM ELANCO TO EXAMINE POSSIBLE ANIMAL HEALTH MERGER - SOURCES
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Great job by Mr. Mueller and his team to thoroughly examine all things Russia.
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Starting on a low objective lens, examine the water using a stereo microscope. 6.
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However, there is much more depth to this phenomenon, so let's examine it further.
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It has also said it will examine whether rebates make the market less efficient.
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Like Hamilton, Spring Awakening uses contemporary music to examine and critique the historical past.
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First, let's examine the (many) things that the three new iPhones have in common.
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In analysing the problem of investing in Indian equities, we examine two major cycles.
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So we were trying to examine the story as an investigation into tribal culture.
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The best way to understand Mrs Warren's worldview is to examine her academic work.
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Here we examine how notable films and shows reacted, portrayed, and relived 9/11.
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"Subconsciously I'm continuing to try and examine and piece together their relationship," he explained.
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The consultation will examine whether changing rules on gender recognition would affect these protections.
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Mr Frischmann: Alan Turing proposed a test to examine whether a machine can think.
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My most common these days is between LA and SF. Let's examine the experience.
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Society needs to understand and examine such language and recognize the damage it does.
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La La Land didn't examine the damaged inner psyches of two modern teens. 9.
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Now that we've worked out what your memo's really about, let's examine its argument.
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Eight of the boys are still under quarantine as doctors examine them for infection.
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The CSB's investigation will also examine the "outside impacts" of the fires, Wingard said.
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The IPCC will examine geoengineering in its Sixth Assessment Report due in two years.
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Beyond being pretty cool, it provides a chance to examine to interesting physics concepts.
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She was not questioned and flight staff did not examine her papers during boarding.
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The robot is projected to examine the Martian interior for at least two years.
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SeaWorld staff examine Unna, a killer whale in San Antonio that died in 2015.
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Tomorrow, we'll examine what they did and I suspect its going to be fantastic.
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The best stories in Sneed's second collection examine the tension between celebrities and schlubs.
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"I will continue asking GAO to examine this issue," she said in the statement.
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The commission also will examine the scandal-hit wealth management and financial advice industries.
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During our work we realized that having multiple populations to examine was incredibly powerful.
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He's a fast, decisive thinker who doesn't examine his choices once he's made them.
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Yet when astronomers examine the larger universe, the idea doesn't seem all that surprising.
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However, he noted that the industry needed to examine itself beyond the awards show.
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The watchdog said it would also examine the "firm culture" at Wall Street brokerages.
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For example, cities should examine the appointment process for city advisory boards and councils.
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A special committee will examine options for future jet purchases, the defence minister said.
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" Denmark will also "examine the possibilities for a subsequent environmental examination of possible contamination.
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Smith last month said his committee has a "constitutional obligation" to examine the investigations.
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This has prompted U.S. and European authorities to closely examine the Chinese firm's ownership.
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Manager Bob Melvin said he was waiting for team doctors to examine the scan.
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The EU must now examine whether it also files a complaint at the WTO.
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The research will examine specific gifts, bequests and historical connections with the slave trade.
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The study didn't examine why the suicide risk was lower during deployment than afterwards.
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In addition, the investigation ought to examine America's own policies regarding influencing foreign elections.
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Worst-case scenario sorts of stuff, but clearly matters that government regulators would examine.
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When the state's attorney concluded his questioning, the judge continued to cross-examine Halderman.
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And as a morally instructive fable, it needs to examine these issues of prejudice.
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"The foundations do not examine what owners stand behind the supported projects," Matolcsy said.
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To examine loneliness among this age group—my own—we need to zoom out.
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The Moon enters Water sign Scorpio, asking you to examine your habits and routines.
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That is not—true… Kroff shoves manuscripts across the desk for you to examine.
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Uncovering it requires a willingness to examine the preference hierarchies of America's principal enemies.
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We examine a pioneering bit of Lithuanian software that excels at fake-news detection.
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Clinton, then the secretary of state, to effectively choose who would examine their actions.
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Price before the Committee to further examine his numerous qualifications to lead the Department.
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That so very few people are willing to even examine their bias against her.
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But the phrase unicorn is back in the mix, so let's examine the hubbub.
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Yet the Democrats have not always been so eager to examine tougher gun laws.
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We also examine a collection of works on polygamy and the future of marriage.
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Presumably, advisers acting in investors' best interests would need to examine such costs carefully.
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But Mueller's mandate allows him to examine potential crimes he uncovers while investigating Russia.
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You can examine the underlying stocks for all 16 indices here: http://cnb.cx/2aG3mDz.
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Auditors also examine whether a taxpayer continues to maintain a business in New York.
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Republicans have also displayed an appetite to examine whether they were misled by Cohen.
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Carefully examine the capabilities of your workers in order to achieve a good balance.
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But they also examine grass-roots agitation, cultural discourses, geopolitical winds and economic patterns.
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Mr. Freeman and scientific experts examine the brain of one to figure it out.
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It is not useful to examine this kind of thing too closely, he knows.
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Today, Guadagnino thinks of these years fondly—an impulse he has learned to examine.
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The group did not examine how those figures compared with those from previous years.
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It is unclear what, exactly, the members of Congress will be allowed to examine.
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Adler, and Sam Adler-Bell, examine the wave of organizing and activism that has
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That is Waititi's intention: to examine the absurdity of hate and bigotry through comedy.
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A good way to do that is to re-examine predictions from smart economists.
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"We need to examine the needs of women when they are incarcerated," she said.
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Let's examine this: The lack of civility in public discourse is, of course, worrying.
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Trump has an important opportunity to examine U.S. counterterrorism strategies and make needed changes.
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"We're going to examine him each day and just go from there," Poulis said.
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But that means such research can't examine the entire genome of our ancestral populations.
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Make them public and let people examine those facts and make their own conclusions.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The Belgian competition agency will examine U.S. cable company Liberty Global's (LBTYA.
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But the authors say theirs is the first to explicitly examine the possible connection.
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With our calculator, Americans can for the first time examine their own economic vulnerability.
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This is all compelling proof that absolutists may have to re-examine their arguments.
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More seriously, Shah doesn't examine the failures to implement disease surveillance and epidemic control.
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You're in the mood to examine your partnerships, thanks to the Moon in Aquarius.
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The study also didn't examine whether schools complied with any required disaster planning efforts.
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"We can afford to sit back and examine all options in peace," he said.
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We should all examine its failures and think twice about continuing to fight it.
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The scraps are folded, shuffled, and distributed to the players, who examine them discreetly.
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Medical personnel were on standby to examine passengers in Honolulu, Air Canada said earlier.
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But it's also a way to examine our own feelings and assumptions about relationships.
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So, she set out to examine gender-based power in the old timey West.
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To emphasize his point, he passes around two paperback copies for us to examine.
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Richard Bowyer, HALO Trust's Laos operations manager, hesitantly stepped out to examine the contents.
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Doctors and psychologists volunteer to examine the migrants and intervene against abuse and trafficking.
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Officials often lack the necessary time to examine each case, particularly in immigration court.
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The House Agriculture Committee on Wednesday will examine agricultural trade with Cuba. http://bit.
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"They were going to examine us today, but that never happened," Harris said Wednesday.
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We examine possible candidates positioning themselves to take the reins of the Christian Democrats.
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Jordi Bertomeu, to Chile to examine how church officials had handled sexual abuse reports.
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Her job was to examine the paintings, photographs and sculptures, measuring and photographing them.
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Investigators now are left to examine diplomats for telltale physical damage, like damaged eardrums.
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" The Court will "examine the options for rescheduling" in "light of the developing circumstances.
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FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn said his agency was working quickly to examine all possibilities.
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An inquiry is expected to examine the bridge's design, construction and method of installation.
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He said the I.O.C. needed every second it took to examine the cases properly.
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It's also best positioned to get financial records, examine secret intelligence, and flip witnesses.
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Let's examine the hypothetical scenario in which something akin to O'Rourke's proposal gets enacted.
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As the lyrics examine post-Brexit isolation, the music posits a very uncertain future.
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That's where you put samples underneath the slide and examine them under a microscope.
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McWilliams noted that the FDIC has "limited ability" to examine third-party service providers.
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They were told it would examine whether committees' promotion decisions were biased against women.
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Examine your recruitment channels: Where are you targeting your recruitment outreach and marketing efforts?
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It also didn't examine how many people with polyps went on to develop cancer.
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I examine berries one by one to make sure they aren't soft or dented.
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Let's examine and work on that kind of male brutality, and see what happens.
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They'll examine the existing legislation for several months before making recommendations to the government.
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Like if that's the playing field, maybe we should examine the playing field. Yeah.
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They examine how Mr. Biden's slow-to-the-gate approach may hamper his campaign.
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The trial recessed on Monday before Mr. Menendez's lawyers could cross-examine Mr. Blum.
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As you head to work this morning, take a moment to examine your MetroCard.
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FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn said his agency was working quickly to examine all possibilities.
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The inquiry will also examine whether the company bears financial responsibility for any misconduct.
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He also urged the United States to re-examine its longstanding alliance with Jordan.
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If you're buying a used Switch, there might not be any box to examine.
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They should scrupulously examine laws that limit ballot access for young and nonwhite voters.
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We examine possible candidates to take the reins of her party, the Christian Democrats.
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And it discouraged universities from giving the accused the right to cross-examine accusers.
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Graham Brown, Lerer Hippeau — "Examine costs, preserve cash, and redouble the focus on customers."
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To examine the mind of Trump is to enter a murky and intricate passage.
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In it he will examine embargoes, exclusives, press kit visuals, interview questions and more.
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Each system is independent and records data, so we can examine exactly what happened.
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The research, however, wasn't designed to examine which of those motivations was most prevalent.
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In Denmark, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said the U.S. would examine the agreement closely.
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He and his colleagues have begun to examine the samples for Gram-negative bacteria.
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It is not your representative's responsibility to investigative evidence the House neglected to examine.
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And those who did were too busy finding normal software vulnerabilities to examine microprocessors.
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Nevertheless, the situation we face compels me today to examine all our strategic options.
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It will also examine whether some brokers' conduct creates barriers to entry to others.
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Instead, platforms should examine their policies around custom ad targeting, which incentivizes extremist messages.
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His ability to examine and communicate important economic data, questions, and findings was remarkable.
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Trainees can more easily examine and identify reproductive organs if a patient is unconscious.
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"We want to examine why people like us watch the show," Ms. Niederhoffer said.
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Journalists research the candidates' proposals and examine their backgrounds to give voters additional information.
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The same holds true if you examine job growth from now until the election.
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"I like to examine the way we teach history to young people," Stone said.
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In the Dodd-Frank law, the consumer agency was specifically mandated to examine arbitration.
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In 2016, he was invited to examine a specimen preserved in a private collection.
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The system also generates virtual images similar to traditional slides that humans can examine.
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Which means that the goal is to examine where the candidates differ -- and why.
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Other companies have been forced to re-examine their ties to the kingdom, too.
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As she investigates, she begins to examine her own involvement and her past demons.
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Last month, the Irish government sent a doctor to Egypt to examine Mr. Halawa.
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We examine why one resulted in Justice Department charges while the other did not.
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CANADA'S GARNEAU SAYS CANADIAN INVESTIGATORS HAVE VISITED CRASH SITE, WILL EXAMINE WRECKAGE ON WEDNESDAY
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Further research should also examine the relationship between electronic device overuse and mental health.
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China's government is reportedly touring the provinces to examine the resilience of the economy.
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This course will teach you how to generate, examine, and evaluate innovative business ideas.
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The discussion must also examine who actually will bear the brunt of the tax.
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Her films examine the effect his imprisonment has had on her and her family.
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Her primary projects examine the environmental determinants of vector-borne disease transmission and control.
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Their hearings will examine their "role of accountability" as Gallagher's direct superiors, Lawrence said.
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Afterward, they examine patients with gait issues and assess their balance, stance and step.
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The truth is, everybody would examine that situation, including Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell.
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Beneficiaries should examine the depth of that coverage if they get it, said Shea.
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Protesters still want an independent body, unconnected to the government, to examine police tactics.
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And they only made it worse by not allowing her to cross-examine Kavanaugh.
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The first court hearing to examine that request had been scheduled for Nov. 23.
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A Senate Commerce subcommittee will hold a hearing Wednesday to examine pool safety requirements.
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We will examine all of the grades to draw a portrait of our city.
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He emerges from the crowds unscathed after dawdling to examine playbills on the way.
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Congress now has two review periods to examine the sale and raise any objections.
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Last week, Trump administration officials came to Los Angeles to examine the homelessness crisis.
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The art marketplace should examine and weigh in on such policies before casting aspersions.
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It is common in crash investigations to examine whether engineers were incapacitated or distracted.
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The committee's evaluation does not examine the cost of the bill after 10 years.
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Talk On your new show, "Believer," you examine niche, sometimes extreme, global religious traditions.
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Volkswagen (VLKAF) said it would examine the complaints and respond at a later date.
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We need to examine market structure, market power, non-clinical costs, and innovation models.
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Jay Leno hits the road to examine the next generation of all things automotive.
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Real-world evidence allows us to examine broader information on the use of medicines.
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We wanted to examine what happened to women with little power and fewer resources.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia has probably caused many physicians to re-examine their past.
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So our health institutions need to do more to examine how racism shapes health.
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Examine the pay increase (if there is one) and the changes in your responsibilities.
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Then she was euthanized so scientists could examine the electrodes planted in her brain.
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But some experts say that Italy should examine its own record on stolen art.
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"Today, we would really examine the issue — we're very conscious of it," he said.
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The Democratic-controlled House will examine whether Trump sought Ukraine's help to smear Biden.
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The reports also highlighting the unwillingness of tech platforms to help examine Russia's campaign.
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The criminal investigation may also examine whether Boeing violated a law adopted in 2000.
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Now you can examine the 196 BCE stone stela in all its textural glory.
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We will examine the claimed inaccuracies and make any appropriate corrections in future printings.
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But this study is among the first to examine equality from an ecological standpoint.
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The education secretary is leading Trump's commission to examine school safety and gun violence.
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Vox spoke with her to examine what unique challenges Native American voters face today.
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They examine patients' wisdom teeth and remove any impacted, damaged, or non-restorable teeth.
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I examine their selection of dice and take them to the counter to pay.
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Panel discussions are held to examine every detail of every comic book topic imaginable.
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If I — as white, cisgender, able-bodied, medium-sized woman — am to examine my own fat as a symbol for taking up space in society, I have a responsibility to examine which other bodies our society currently doesn't value to safely inhabit space.
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"We need to see a systematic and careful retroactive assessment of refugees brought in from high-risk countries to examine the public record, to examine all of the evidence that might indicate whether these individuals have ties to radical Islamic terrorists," Cruz said.
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Let's examine the few policies Trump is moving ahead with, or at least leaving alone.
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The special will examine competing theories about the case and include interviews with key players.
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Examine that rainbow in-depth in the following pictures, then watch the whole film below.
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So he helps them re-examine their problems over a traditional, nurturing bowl of mochi.
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Yet, many of us fail to examine the negative habits that are holding us back.
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It's crucial that you come down to earth as you examine these emotionally charged topics.
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"At some point, I have to be able to cross examine this guy," Beckworth snapped.
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Those companies who don't step up to the plate now should re-examine their priorities.
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Let's use video analysis to examine the pixel-position of one object in each frame.
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This gives us exciting opportunities to examine why personality changes in all sorts of animals.
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Let's examine just what kind of room for bluster and challenge this administration might muster.
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The hearing was the first of two scheduled this week to examine the Horowitz report.
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The military is conducting after-action reviews, and officials continue to examine the seized material.
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The European Central Bank will examine on Thursday a plan by Monte dei Paschi BMPS.
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In future studies, the researchers hope to examine the risk factors for depression among pilots.
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He said the panel should also examine hacking by other countries including China and Iran.
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Carefully examine the ICO terms and conditions: Has there been a large pre-sale discount?
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Orange said it would meet again on Sunday to examine the result of the discussions.
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Researchers at the University of Washington intended to examine stereotypes, particularly those around American identity.
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A group of American soldiers examine a destroyed tank in the wake of D-Day.
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One way to show this is to examine the finances of 42 big Apple suppliers.
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After initially denying the request, Yale announced a 12-member committee to examine the issue.
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The impulse to examine US/UK and Western imperialism in the Middle East is important.
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"A more robust surveillance strategy would examine the poison as well as the unfortunate outcome."
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A group of dentists then volunteered to examine dental records, and found that they matched.
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This is a well-studied organism, often used by biologists to examine fundamental cellular processes.
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One need only examine recent news stories to observe the many forms this problem takes.
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I'm excited to examine my ghosts, and to continue narratives I've started in other projects.
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Apple's music begs you to be alone with it, grow with it, and examine it.
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But in our scrutiny of Pao as a public figure, we must also examine ourselves.
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They were not, however, able to convince the government doctor on duty to examine them.
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The public does not lack for opportunities to examine the evidence for and against Trump.
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Henry Cuellar, told AP the U.S. should examine funding more detention alternatives, like ankle bracelets.
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Ostentation was thus a disgraceful distraction from the asceticism required to examine one's own conscience.
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"I would want to examine all the corners, all four corners of that," Tillerson answered.
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How eggs are prepared might also make a difference, and the study didn't examine this.
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It's time to acknowledge past mistakes and examine why a focus on calorie balance backfired.
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BurgerFi is a good place to examine the existential crisis of the classic beef patty.
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Once he got past his defensiveness to examine the criticism, he tried to do better.
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They said we brought in all these third-party independent firms to examine our batteries.
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Doctors ordered a 10-day rest period for Teletovic and will examine him again afterward.
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The study also didn't examine the difficulty of courses students chose, which could impact GPA.
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A submersible was sent to the seabed to examine the wreck (Royal Navy/Icelandic Coastguard)
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It will also examine how to make the most of existing capacity at UK airports.
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In September a court in Beijing agreed to examine whether they have violated consumers' rights.
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McGlashan's downfall marks an opportunity to critically re-examine the entire world of impact investment.
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FRENCH CONSTITUTIONAL COUNCIL SAYS REFERENDUM TO EXAMINE PRIVATISATION OF ADP HAS RECEIVED 480,300 SIGNATURES ONLINE
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On April 12th President Donald Trump set up a task force to examine USPS's finances.
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Officers sent in a robot to examine the devices, causing one of them to explode.
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"We really get to examine the victims," Murphy said during the TCA summer press tour.
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Some barristers feel that the outfit gives them more punch when they cross-examine witnesses.
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So what was it about Aleppo that you wanted to retain, examine, and/or celebrate?
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To understand why this misses the point, they should examine their own triumph in 2016.
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The objectives that we've co-developed with our community partners will inform what we examine.
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New York should examine both models closely before it spends millions more on new tests.
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There's no time like the present to examine what it truly means to be complicit.
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Hurricane Harvey victims who escaped rising floodwaters are now returning home to examine the destruction.
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Among other things, the guide encourages companies to examine their risk for disinformationa and propaganda.
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If this feels less than awesome, examine how your choices have led to these circumstances.
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As bomb technicians deployed a robot to examine the devices, one of the bombs detonated.
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In part two of our Definitive Guide to UFC 198 we examine Belfort versus Souza.
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They should also take notes and take the consent documents home to examine and consider.
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Security officials on site wanted to examine the hard drives, but their hands were tied.
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The seller patiently addressed each question, even offering to examine a hair sample for comparison.
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A dramatic and unexpected landslide in 2010 prompted LMBV to re-examine the entire region.
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We'll examine which issues have mattered most and what people are talking about all day.
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Yet MPs decrying sugar's impact on the nation's health should first examine their own diets.
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Cosmetics: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is planning to examine its cosmetic labeling rule.
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The EU executive will examine the allegations and decide if action is needed next year.
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The archaeobotanist, Dr. Anita Radini, asked to examine the plant remnants in the skull's mouth.
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"It's time to re-examine how we deliver care to these vulnerable children," she says.
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If you don't believe me, it's time to re-examine the examples of former Sen.
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As an issue comes up, you examine that in the context of an overall inquiry.
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Examine what's missing in your life that makes you dread the start of each week.
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I can challenge them to examine their own complicity with colonialism and reexamine their allyship.
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One cannot forgive them for being too lazy to examine the result of voodoo economics.
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AND THEY IMMEDIATELY COME OUT WHEN YOU BEGIN TO EXAMINE OUTPUT PER HOUR OR PRODUCTIVITY.
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Let's not fear the robots of the future, she argues, but examine our own actions.
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It also didn't examine the frequency or severity of any exposure to spanking or hitting.
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Just as the agents begin to examine this very bizarre case, there's a phone call.
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NTSB investigators in Tempe, Arizona, examine the Uber vehicle involved in Sunday's fatal accident. pic.twitter.
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In January, the SEC said it would examine the funds for compliance with securities laws.
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Westworld asks us to examine our role in accepting that; it makes us the guests.
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We also have to examine how specifically Christian evangelicals, the right, have exported their homophobia.
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If we want to predict the future, the best method is to examine our past.
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Maxine Waters called for a moratorium on Libra's development until lawmakers can examine the issue.
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SS: I've started to examine the relationship between illegitimately elected officials and the petroleum industry.
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Prosecutors will examine the evidence and determine whether to launch an investigation "imminently," it added.
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We can examine a studio for traces of artistic narrative, but the process remains elusive.
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"I grow baby corn," said Mwema, bending to examine a bunch of tiny corn cobs.
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Frugal Family, a new column that will appear every two months, will examine these questions.
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Agents also served a warrant to examine communications from Alain E. Kaloyeros, the school's president.
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That's when she had her web administrator examine the uptick, she told the news outlet.
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There have only been six tweets total from Comey's account, so let's examine each one.
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The group will only examine the importation of drugs not protected by patents or exclusivities.
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" He added, "So Stormy, you want to bring a case, let me cross examine you.
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We are parallel to the conditions and we try to examine and learn from them.
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VPN companies might examine a customer's browsing habit and sell them to advertisers, for example.
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Any new tribune for robust American engagement also must re-examine the domestic social compact.
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Before construction could start, a team of archaeologists was called in to examine the site.
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"Yes, there's a sequence," Raza said, as we leaned toward a screen to examine it.
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We can and must examine the words we use as we continue these important conversations.
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He said the Interior Ministry would examine the ruling in detail before announcing further plans.
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The researchers examine deaths by state recording data on race, ethnicity and cause of death.
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Other legal analysts expect Mueller to examine whether Trump directed Cohen to lie to Congress.
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Detectives were to examine surveillance video recorded inside the building, said Torrance police spokesman Sgt.
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One has to merely examine the cost per student and compare that with graduation rates.
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Below we break down the upcoming elections and examine the risks they present to investors.
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What we really need to examine is the very moral ground of animal research itself.
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He said his agency would re-examine diversity training for its officers and other employees.
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"We will continue to examine these policies and processes," the group wrote in the statment.
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It would also examine, evaluate and recommend ways to keep our citizens safe from violence.
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He has since commissioned a panel to examine the Post Service's operations and business model.
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And other states should examine their educational deficiencies in the holistic way Judge Moukawsher did.
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Another way of looking at polling data is to examine momentum — how are things changing.
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Supreme Court judge S.A. Bobde said the court will examine the couple's request at length.
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The painting was meant to examine the historically fraught relations between police and African-Americans.
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Congress should take a step back and carefully examine how it shapes higher education policy.
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Here's what is happening: Ships: The Coast Guard will examine a cargo securing manuals rule.
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The Department of Justice was called in to examine the police investigation of the case.
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Both Hardiman and Thapar have completed paperwork for Trump's team to examine, the source noted.
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The department did not examine questions about possible violations of the Freedom of Information Act.
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Before we examine how horsepower and torque are measured, let's break down what they are.
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The teams rehydrate the koalas and examine and treat their burns before they are rehabilitated.
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Through this scientifically rigorous process we examine and account for the effects of climate change.
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Mr. Roth seeks to examine Mr. Berger's writing on man's relation to nature and animals.
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In 2005, Congress authorized a commission to examine the enduring solvency of the trust fund.
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Before publication, Greenwald vetoed a suggestion that Snowden be invited to examine the leaked material.
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The commission also will also examine the scandal-hit wealth management and financial advice industries.
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Examine all delivery-related emails and texts closely — some of them may not be legitimate.
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And we're taking you to a museum of pigments to examine the cataloging of colors.
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Otherwise, Congressional leaders should more stringently examine how and why Americans are funding these programs.
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Sunday offers "Fantastic Frogs and Terrific Toads," a chance to examine these amphibians close-up.
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The doctors came to examine her, closely examining her belly for what seemed like hours.
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Voting machines are electoral black sites: no one permits voters or candidates to examine them.
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