We're examining the audience, we're examining ourselves, we're examining the past, we're questioning the past and what we believe to be true.
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Examining the patient's blood was even more important than examining the patient.
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It's been a very interesting way of examining myself and examining the past particularly.
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But by and large, Hollywood went from examining the national character to examining its own.
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It is as if he were circling the notes, examining and re-examining them in search for new meaning and hidden surprises.
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"Any woman or man who is afraid to be tough in examining her, or cross-examining him, should not have that job," Dershowitz added.
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But examining the history of the judicial wars this way, by tallying filibusters or failed nominees, is less illuminating than examining the partisan motives that have driven escalating judicial brinkmanship.
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Federal prosecutors are examining whether foreigners illegally contributed using Americans as straw donors, and New Jersey authorities appear to be examining whether the committee violated civil statutes (The New York Times).
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The USPTO has yet to update the Trademark Manual of Examining Procedure (TMEP) — the rules and guidelines that examining attorneys rely on to make their decision — in light of the Tam decision.
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Forensic specialists were examining what caused the incident, police said.
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NTSB investigators spent over a thousand hours examining the recordings.
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So we are still in the process of examining that.
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That includes examining the chromosomes for any potential health issues.
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Startups around the world are all examining – and doing – ICOs.
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In Luigi's Mansion 3, what you're examining is, weirdly, gorgeous.
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Lighthizer is also examining ways to address this concern too.
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Pinterest told CNN it examining the impact on its platform.
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Then they started examining all the circuitry they pulled out.
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Younger Métis are examining their culture in thoughtful new ways.
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Police had missed the messages when examining the complainant's phone.
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National Transportation Safety Board investigators have been examining the recordings.
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It is not only examining where it puts its shops.
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And Nowotny is examining how the olfactory system processes mixtures.
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Regulators are preparing to start examining these companies more closely.
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Perhaps that dichotomy is worth us, as a society, examining.
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Berlin has been examining options for Deutsche for many months.
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On Sunday, MTV UK tweeted an article examining the gossip.
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Verdery begins examining Securitate files, she finds another set of
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Special counsel Robert Mueller has reportedly been examining these actions.
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Federal investigators are examining how money and contracts were distributed.
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And we're examining the changing landscape for U.S. shopping malls.
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Separately, the Pentagon inspector general is also examining the allegations.
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After five decades examining sensory structures, Cajal died in 1934.
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Kamala Harris said she was open to examining the protections.
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Wyden last year issued a report examining estate tax loopholes.
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NEWARK — The prosecutor cross-examining a former aide to Gov.
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Above, an F.B.I. agent examining a van in Plantation, Fla.
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Examining the video again, the jurors sided with the defense.
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Here's Where the Debate Stands Congress is examining the issue.
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State regulators are still examining the issue, Ms. Spencer said.
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The S.E.C. is still examining Tesla's claims about production goals.
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Thank you to the public for examining things more deeply.
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Equivalent experiments examining brain tissue are not possible in people.
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A number have been published examining 100 percent fruit juice.
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This means examining and characterising that object in exquisite detail.
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Examining him, Goldin found deficits that were subtle but real.
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But a larger study examining success rates is still underway.
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He's also reportedly examining whether the president has obstructed justice.
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Meanwhile, prosecutors are increasingly examining the conduct of corporate executives.
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I believe software and semiconductors are two areas worth examining.
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U.S. regulators are examining whether Ether's creation broke securities laws.
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Mina, an inmate's daughter, examining a scar on Fatima's arm.
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It is a point the French courts will be examining.
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It is also as stark as a doctor's examining room.
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I would normally ask questions while holding and examining her.
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We have two video investigations examining the future of technology.
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The U.S. Department of Justice is also examining the deal.
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Clemens also points to a Danish study examining youth employment.
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Police said they were examining the authenticity of the claim.
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"Examining someone's publications now requires close scrutiny," Mr. Beall said.
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Beyond that question, he has a long record worth examining.
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Government officials said they were examining what Newsday had uncovered.
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The Federal Trade Commission is examining the breach as well.
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The media has been examining its conduct, to some degree.
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Upon examining some works, Forcada immediately realized they were fakes.
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But lately the party has also been re-examining its rules.
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Unfortunately, most states still lack regulations for examining school drinking fountains.
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Examining The Top 4 Fintech Predictions For This Year And Beyond
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And we're examining some varied applications for forthcoming 5G wireless technology.
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Coins prosecutors are examining include Bitcoin and Ether, the people said.
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After examining their data, Reserve canceled suspicious bookings and notified restaurants.
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Dr. Brooks Kelly examining a flask full of liquid mushroom growth.
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The CBP's Office of Professional Responsibility reportedly is examining Rambo's actions.
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It was just another avenue for examining Obama's own political awareness.
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What aspects of hip-hop dance are you examining in "Inoah"?
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We're also examining a possible restraint on a potential Mars mission.
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Those arguments are worth examining even with the uncertainty of Iowa.
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Meanwhile, the Federal Election Commission is examining online ad disclosure rules.
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Manafort's lawyers are expected to start cross-examining Laporta on Monday.
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That means examining the cost of housing, medical expenditures and more.
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She concludes her book by examining Mao's afterlife in China itself.
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So it was a fascinating time to be examining this subject.
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Other members of NCNR are examining different aspects of the problem.
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It's about examining what the artwork did or didn't do well.
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First, try to take one big step back before examining it.
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In this series, however, we won't be examining Jones' political beliefs.
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Given IG Metall's recent efforts examining working conditions among crowdworkers, a.k.a.
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" The source adds, "We are examining the shooter's social media activity.
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The bank is also examining Nigeria for acquisition opportunities, he said.
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Bales told Gizmodo she hoped the authors were examining females next.
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The autopsy report examining his death has not yet been released.
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But it's worth examining whether as a policy matter they should.
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Officials were also examining levees, to make sure they would hold.
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Samsung said it was examining the complaint through its US subsidiary.
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"We are examining ... various options on various capital markets," he said.
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Considering GTA V sold almost 100 million copies, that's worth examining.
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The U.S. Department of Justice is also examining the proposed merger.
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Then, we're examining a debate involving free speech and the internet.
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More promising, in my view, is examining the official's actual argument.
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No researcher has spent as much time examining the comparative mental
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There was an independent counsel investigation examining all his business dealings.
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Europe's antitrust regulators are already examining other parts of Google's business.
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Guns: The Department of Justice (DOJ) is examining smart gun technology.
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Mueller is reportedly examining Kushner's meetings with Russian officials in 2016.
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But in his view, nothing outside the frame was worth examining.
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Lawmakers and the administration are examining measures to stem this tide.
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To answer these questions, let's start by examining an actual proposal.
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Mueller is also examining whether Trump sought to obstruct the probe.
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Others are examining which services they could cut or scale back.
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One photo shows the squirrel touching the flower, curiously examining it.
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This question of examining the various "middles" was interesting right away.
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She moved closer to the mirror, her fingers examining the skin.
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GLEN COVE "The North Shore Worships," examining the area's religious communities.
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This is a powerful time for examining your intimate relationships, Aries.
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You start by examining the documented history of corruption in pharmaceuticals.
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Google vets developers by examining their policies and testing the apps.
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The FDA is also examining lowering the amount of addictive nicotine.
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It felt like we should be examining this present moment instead.
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It said that Israel's Military Advocate General was examining that failure.
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Nassar had girls stretched out and pliant on his examining table.
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I spent hours examining works by Lynda Benglis and Elizabeth Murray.
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We're in China, examining Xi Jinping and the Communist Party congress.
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Judiciary Committee aides confirmed that they were examining Ms. Swetnick's declaration.
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The police gave assurances Friday that they were examining the allegations.
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Nurses then change their protective gear before examining the next patient.
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Examining the assessment was only the first step, the committee said.
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Mr. Folwell is also examining how his fund's assets are valued.
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For progressives, examining every aspect of the federal budget is unbearable.
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You know, with the agent enviously examining that cool new case.
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He was examining a designer's sketches for a Cuban restaurant's logo.
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The study findings hold up when examining only this younger group.
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Examining the surface, you begin to get lost in the looking.
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According to investigators, the hackers were examining the facility's cybersecurity measures.
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The system is "worth re-examining," said Tony Sarsam, Borden's CEO.
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Inequality -- and examining the mechanisms behind it -- lies at its heart.
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You know, with the agent enviously examining that cool new case.
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The potential offenses Democrats are examining are stunning in their breadth.
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Media said he had left a diary, which police were examining.
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Then they apply those insights while examining patients in the classroom.
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In response, Tufts' president ordered the outside review examining the relationship.
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However, federal investigators are examining how money and contracts were distributed.
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Robert Neller said the service was re-examining its training program.
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Fixing it requires examining and addressing the larger forces at play.
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Mishra said examining previous famines showed that policy could be effective.
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"We're still examining the documentation that we have," Doyle told us.
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Our journalists spent months there examining their integration from all sides.
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Third, a healthier attitude toward aging also means examining moral issues.
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Against that backdrop, it is worth re-examining what Ashley achieved.
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Prosecutors are also examining potential illegal donations to Trump's inauguration committee.
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This fact check is one in a two-part series examining candidate.
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Then you can learn about the outside world by examining that person.
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November 27, 2015 - Brazil reports it is examining 20163 cases of microcephaly.
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Mueller's team of investigators is examining Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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A second unit was examining the role of political actors, he said.
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As a result, we are re-examining the future of this promotion.
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And we're examining the debate over how Notre Dame should be reconstructed.
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In 2017, we're examining the world through a series of themed weeks.
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Check out how your governor is performing by examining their report cards.
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Now only Fannie and Freddie are examining the quality of the mortgages.
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Investigators are examining several other pieces found in Mozambique and South Africa.
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Regulators are also examining Barclays' raising of capital from Qatar in 2008.
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The Commission is examining another agrichemicals deal involving ChemChina and Syngenta SYNN.
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The common perception that China is incapable of innovation needs re-examining.
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That's followed by a new report examining how Alzheimer's disease impacts caregivers.
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Understanding the threat each poses requires examining Iran's gains over three decades.
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You aren't able to see the forest because you're examining each tree.
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But they're still worth examining, for the same reasons I mentioned above.
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Perhaps there's more we can understand about him by examining his name?
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The unit is examining 100 cases, many of them involving Mr. Scarcella.
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We've also been examining the slowly crumbling infrastructure, largely made of concrete.
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Artnet's second Intelligence Report is out, examining global art sales at auction.
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Game of Thrones keeps tiptoeing up to examining her, then backing off.
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We've heard you and are examining potential alternatives with our payment provider.
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These alerts highlight vulnerabilities SEC staff has spotted while examining advisory practices.
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State Department officials confirmed that the department's lawyers are examining the matter.
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Examining his wounds, researchers found the oldest red blood cells ever discovered.
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It then began examining funds that shared other features with Third Avenue.
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Download our special report on the millennial generation to read articles examining:
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"A number of other countries are examining the policy," the WHO added.
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Your schedule needs a change, and your habits could use examining, too!
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KEVIN BRADY: I haven't declared that, but we're examining it right now.
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The VIX measures expected volatility by examining the current prices of options.
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Traders can find the magnitude of expected moves by examining options prices.
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Intesa said this week it was examining a possible deal with Generali.
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Authorities have also been examining Jayme's social media accounts for potential clues.
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Lewis and her team aren't the only ones examining the Swiss code.
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Investigators are examining Mr McAuliffe's personal income, in particular, that originating overseas.
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Boeing says it is examining the business case for such a jet.
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The science examining when a fetus begins to feel pain is complex.
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On June 9th she released a report examining the options for change.
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Gross urged follow-up studies examining those numbers after they become available.
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France and Canada said last week that they were examining their policies.
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Investigators are examining whether the hush money constituted a campaign-finance violation.
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Mueller is reportedly examining Trump's tweets for potential obstruction of justice charges.
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After examining them in a vault in Zurich, he pronounced them legitimate.
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And we end by examining the rebels trying to tear it down.
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Brexit Minister Steve Barclay is closely examining the plan, the report said.
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Greenpeace tracked China's proposed capacity by examining provincial websites for permit approvals.
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After examining the available evidence, I carefully avoided implying Hatfill was guilty.
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The patterns we see when examining US equities and Treasurys are similar.
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The probe is examining possible collusion between Trump campaign members and Russia.
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Workplace: The Department of Labor (DOL) is examining safety protections for workers.
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"The committee must devote adequate time to examining those issues," they wrote.
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We're also only looking at races without incumbents when examining special elections.
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This is a powerful full moon for therapy and examining your psyche.
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Examining "Personnage" shows us the limits of wobbly social and personal constructs.
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Guedes said the measures they are examining will form a comprehensive package.
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Several other countries are examining the possibility of a sovereign-backed currency.
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He explained that the test involves examining multiple specimens from one person.
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Bernstein's centennial has led to re-examining his diverse output beyond Broadway.
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But there is a difference between saying what happened and examining it.
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For anyone concerned with the crisis, this seems a moment worth examining.
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Indeed, removing him is a necessary precursor to rigorously examining the rest.
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Geneticists are already examining ancient human skeletons for genes associated with speech.
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U.S. officials said American security agencies were examining the claim of responsibility.
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Above, doctors in Annapolis, Md., examining a Civil War prisoner of war.
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A 2016 study examining Danish workers also failed to find a link.
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Examining the various tissues microscopically afterward, the researchers found several tantalizing differences.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is examining past claims about production goals.
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Join me, won't you, in examining the strange tale of Lady Stoneheart.
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For Phoenix Buchanan, the only object worth examining is his own mirror.
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The Transportation Department's inspector general is examining how the plane was certified.
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My colleague Lynsea Garrison and I spent four months examining Nook's case.
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But it is impossible to understand today's white supremacy without examining it.
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By examining one notorious neo-Nazi group, the difficulty becomes more clear.
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She is finally seen examining the parts of herself that aren't dreary.
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And we're examining the challenges of making fake currency the legal way.
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Now, more than ever, The Times is examining just how it does.
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All I can give you is my one weird, self-examining perspective.
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Prosecutors are examining whether those payments could amount to campaign finance violations.
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I'm still that same guy who believes in, at least examining change.
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But the panel examining the Gosport scandal said the circumstances were different.
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The sheriff said officials were examining whether the deputies used excessive force.
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This lesson uses critical media literacy as a framework for examining TikTok.
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After examining both girls, Gutierrez showed Mirian how to use the inhaler.
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But there are a handful of positive experiences worth examining and replicating.
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They were still examining specific communities that he may have engaged with.
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Rather, he emphasizes the advantages of acknowledging, examining and understanding your emotions.
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In a call with reporters, another official said lawyers were examining it.
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The examining attorney responded with screencapped dictionary definitions and issued another refusal.
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But he declined to say if the administration was examining that possibility.
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But he declined to say if the administration was examining that possibility.
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By examining the sequences, they identified 18 kinds of disease-causing bacteria.
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Battista did not give details of the options the group is examining.
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What value do you think there is in re-examining the campaign?
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Both images exert a formidable grip, but De Morra is examining us.
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Experts highlight this fact as important in examining how to prioritize action.
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The gap narrows, however, when examining families from the top income levels.
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The probe will spend the next two years mapping and examining Bennu.
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"Well that doesn't really answer my question," she said, saying that she found it contradictory that he wanted to consider context when examining the burden of registration requirements, but not when examining the circumstances in which fraud was committed.
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After examining the charts, he says bullion could climb as high as $1,500.
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What does the show hope to gain from examining this type of community?
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After carefully examining the rat, Chris confirmed that it was his beloved pet.
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And we're examining a recent study that linked social media usage with loneliness.
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INGRAHAM: Dinesh, you&aposve keyed in on that in examining the theory here.
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In court, prosecutors showed one frame at a time while cross-examining Tensing.
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Several other federal agencies are also reportedly examining related statements Facebook has made.
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And we're examining whether virtual reality technology will live up to its hype.
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The researchers are now examining whether physician gender may relate to surgical outcomes.
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But examining its effects on the ground finds it did something rather different.
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Vice President Mike Pence said Monday that the president is examining the possibility.
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I was left, finally, examining a hairless wrist under the brightest bathroom light.
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But when further examining Barrymore's caption, things were not quite as they seemed.
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Several years in, Tefaf is examining its clientele and tweaking its game plan.
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Then, we're examining the complicated and expensive process of running for U.S. president.
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In particular, it's currently examining the best ways to make drones more identifiable.
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"She looks very healthy," says Olutoye, shortly after examining Lucy on May 13.
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Examining the emotional cause behind your cash problems will lead to a breakthrough.
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This was so fully on display Tuesday that it's worth examining and understanding.
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Insurance companies have, accordingly, been examining potential changes to the current business model.
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"Examining the reasons for Qatar's exit from OPEC is a necessity," Zanganeh said.
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The French government is examining measures to prevent activists from destabilising French companies.
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After that, we're examining highly advanced kites as possible conduits for wind energy.
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The European Commission is examining whether Amazon is taking advantage of merchants' data.
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Other than her Fitbit, investigators are examining Tibbetts' Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook accounts.
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Caixin has published three separate cover articles since 2014 examining the company's success.
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The French government is examining measures to prevent activists from destabilizing French companies.
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The PTO spends less on examining patent applications than other major patent offices.
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Ebrose and Sam are examining Jorah, who is now half covered in greyscale.
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Now, astronomers have discovered yet another puzzle while examining images of Ceres' surface.
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And the Foreign Relations Committee is examining the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty.
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In court prosecutors showed one frame at a time while cross-examining Tensing.
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Examining precedent is only one way to assess how the court will rule.
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Vestager, who has been examining job search on Google, leaves office Oct. 31.
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We have a proceeding ongoing, examining our approach to granting incentives for transmission.
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Now management is re-examining the strategy, people familiar with the matter said.
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Authorities have also been examining Jayme's social media accounts for any potential clues.
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Police were examining the devices for forensic evidence, which might yield some answers.
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" Cutz says Bolton is probably seeking or examining military options "as we speak.
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Managers are now examining how better to deploy the dogs, the report said.
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They are a way of examining the consequences of a set of assumptions.
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Current statistical methods involve examining four genomes at a time for shared traits.
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The coalition of attorneys general did not specify which companies they were examining.
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American Airlines has also said it is examining its policies surrounding onboard animals.
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Brand Keys will conduct a similar study examining newspapers in the coming weeks.
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This is the third of four posts examining the evolution of presidential transitions.
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Austria said it was examining the extent to which the agreement is binding.
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Often, she'll turn that honesty inwards, examining her own life, beliefs, and identity.
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These results hold even when examining whites who do not identify as Christian.
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Daye is examining what giving someone the power to hurt you feels like.
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Examining the Walesa files, archivists noted "the particularly strong smell of the documents".
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Rome, Chamber of Deputies starts examining law decree on Bank of Italy nationalisation.
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The study involved examining how alcohol affects estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer cells.
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Remember: The CIA also spent millions of tax dollars examining the ESP phenomenon.
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Shelby County is now examining whether it should create a social media policy.
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Naturally, tech journalists have taken to examining the truth behind such an assertion.
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We're examining how a water crisis is impacting some residents of New Delhi.
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Wood specialist Mike Bamforth examining the base of a two-piece wooden bucket.
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Of course society isn't immune from examining the more intimate side to robots.
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He also expressed openness to examining any issue that could increase road safety.
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It's also a study examining arsenic levels in Pakistan at a national level.
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Prosecutors are examining the consulting company's behavior in at least two bankruptcy cases.
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A new congressional report examining one bank's travails provides grist for both arguments.
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Those against cultural appropriation inhabit a particular psychological attitude that is worth examining.
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Instead, lower courts are examining how the government chose to wind it down.
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Researchers compiled the study by examining data going back more than four decades.
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While examining Perksy's record, Dauber found a case involving the plumber, Robert Chain.
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It was previously reported that prosecutors are examining Giuliani's relationship with the men.
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While examining some shelves, they found what appeared to be a false wall.
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The watchdog is already examining whether or not Fox adheres to broadcasting standards.
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Intesa said on Tuesday its management was examining possible "industrial combinations" with Generali.
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The probe is examining auto imports from all countries, not just from Europe.
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For months, Thune has been examining tying the subsidies to age and income.
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It was there that I first started examining the environment I had chosen.
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They are examining both financial transactions and contacts involving Russians and Trump associates.
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If moving is an option, examining housing costs elsewhere can provide financial benefits.
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"I think it is prudent that the FSA is examining this," he said.
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When examining the Republican base's approval of Congress, the numbers are more alarming.
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Now, players beyond Twitter and Facebook are examining whether their platforms were misused.
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But it's also worth examining a 21-page briefing paper issued on Oct.
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The House Transportation Committee is also examining the issue in an upcoming hearing.
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None of the diseases the foundation was examining fit Lindsay's pattern of symptoms.
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Even so, it's worth examining the idea at the center of her bit.
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It allows doctors to prescribe medication to their patients' partners without examining them.
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Staring in the mirror, Gypsy cries in agony while examining her raw gums.
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Which means constantly re-examining the standards and conventions that define those qualities.
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All week, we've been examining the role of play in the carceral state.
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This is the fourth of four posts examining the evolution of presidential transitions.
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He too didn't initially set his sights on examining gene expression after death.
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Then I'm in this class, and we're examining a rock from a cave.
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New music will surface, too, partly examining the declining health of his mother.
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McCartney said she was examining a possible purchase but that nothing was set.
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Vestager, who has been examining job search on Google, leaves office Oct. 20203.
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Hugh Kenner and Guy Davenport, by examining the hefty and sturdy two-volume
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In Germany and Britain, authorities are examining alleged tax evasion at the agencies.
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The inspector general is examining whether Mr. McCabe should have done so earlier.
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The German authorities are examining whether the purchase adhered to German investment laws.
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Last Thanksgiving, Mr. Hofer experienced the surveillance technology he has been examining firsthand.
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Charlotte, examining her confining marriage, is beginning to think that stability is overrated.
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Investigators examining Flight 2000 are trying to determine if that is what happened.
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Italian investigators were examining whether breeders had used pig sperm from unauthorized sources.
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The Journal also reported that special counsel Robert Mueller is examining the exchange.
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Studies examining the impact of voter ID laws are all over the map.
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It's important to take it into account when examining your overall financial planning.
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She is sounding an alarm, examining the damage, looking to see who's hurt.
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It also said it was re-examining the future of its nuclear business.
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It is the Connecticut Bar Examining Committee, not the "bar association of Connecticut."
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Examining how a company meets or beats analysts' estimates, therefore, can be illuminating.
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Every major news channel has devoted hundreds of hours to examining the contagion.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been examining whether classified material was mishandled.
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Anna Eshoo about her work examining deceptive social media marketing to children. Rep.
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Soldiers picked through the mess, examining the clothing, tapping at a dusty tambourine.
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Elon University and author of a recent book examining political dynamics in the
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He is also part of the team examining the minds of Sardinian centenarians.
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Those investigations are also examining possible coordination between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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I took the judgment of my peers rather than independently examining the circumstances.
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"It looks real," Mr. Motz said, picking up the burger and examining it.
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Carballo won for "The Mystery of Disguise," a project examining Afrodescendence in Mexico.
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"Oh, my word, she has a lot of stool," Heather said, examining Mary.
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I assume CNN's lawyers are examining GA § 16-85033-16 Theft by extortion.
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We are examining extra reductions from our transport, maritime, agriculture and forestry sectors.
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Economists will be examining the numbers to see which of these trends prevails.
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It has been examining whether these transactions violate federal truth-in-lending laws.
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That will include examining the need for consumer protections, according to the spokeswoman.
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Administration officials say the inspector general is examining multiple reports of potential violations.
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His second trial featured the odd spectacle of his cross-examining Mr. Malvo.
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By that calculation, the jury examining 18 counts would be done around today.
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Scientists and forensic anthropologists have been examining three locations in Tulsa since October.
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This is the second of four posts examining the evolution of presidential transitions.
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Which means of course unzipping the body bags, examining their face and bodies.
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The buildings we're examining have no visible floor; they've flooded, and we're swimming.
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The Outline collected more than a dozen examples in an article examining the problem.
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As dating gets digitized, we can start examining it in a more intellectual way.
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I really love biographies, I love like examining what created that myth, that legend.
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He maintained that Tyndall always had someone else in the room while examining patients.
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The district attorney dropped the most serious charges on Thursday after examining surveillance videos.
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She said the group is now examining all legal options to challenge the order.
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There could be "more pathology we're not measuring, regions we're not examining," he said.
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I started my own blog, examining the role of sizism in the entertainment industry.
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"This is definitely a presentation of seborrheic keratosis," Dr. Lee says, examining Pat's neck.
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"We see a rather neat surgical dissection," Wecht said after examining crime scene photos.
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As of Monday, Trump had yet to sign an executive order examining the vote.
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Researchers have continued examining this region, most recently on February 24 of this year.
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Investigators are examining evidence in the case, including the suspect's Bajaj Platina brand motorcycle.
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My eyes wander, tracing the cracks in the tiled walls, examining the mouldering toilet.
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Mr. Brown and the clerks were examining whatever it was he put on counter.
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That's why a group of chuckleheads started examining the inner workings of Shrek SuperSlam.
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Yet it is worth examining the motivation of the Lums in pursuing this case.
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In November 2016 prosecutors charged her with incitement of violence after examining the poem.
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They did the interviewing and they did the questioning and they did the examining.
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And he says he goes into a lot of depth in examining those companies.
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Warner made clear that he was interested in examining Facebook's Trending column as well.
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Brody and his colleagues have done national studies examining strategies that mitigate flood damage.
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The new figures were determined by examining Twitter activity in the U.S. from Aug.
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That probably would not allow a lot of spread: but the possibility needs examining.
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In recent years, the emphasis has shifted towards examining eating patterns as a whole.
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This is one of several options the two investors are examining, the people said.
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Some other partners and suppliers are re-examining their exposure to the troubled group.
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"It's possible," he said as Manafort's defense team began cross-examining him Tuesday afternoon.
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In fact, he thinks we're not truly examining the evidence right under our noses.
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Examining every postcard on view here could easily consume a quick hour or two.
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Braver writers on the right have taken another approach: critically examining their own side.
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Examining how climate change will affect carriers is only looking at half the picture.
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A new paper examining detailed, historical data from America makes the point especially well.
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It's impossible to talk about YouTube in 2018 without examining the Aokigahara forest video.
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The Fed has set up a working group aimed at examining Libra, he added.
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The point of examining Suzuki's game is not simply to heap praise on him.
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For instance, myself, I have had experience in the examining room with a patient.
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The tape is part of an ongoing federal criminal investigation examining Cohen's business dealings.
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Congress is examining social media and other technology companies over a range of issues.
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Moreover, examining other people's algorithms requires the creation of your own to do so.
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Karoon will continue examining the assets that come up for sale, Hosking told Reuters.
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That is why all week Cramer has been examining the best winners of 53.
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Prosecutors are examining whether company executives committed wrongdoing in their handling of the outbreak.
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German military officials were examining the aircraft, which remains in Lithuania, the spokesman said.
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In the poem, he's a normal man at the grocery store gently examining plums.
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And by the way, it&aposs like examining Shakespeare, through a gender studies program.
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Georgetown also offers a course examining the university's roots in the Jesuits' slave economy.
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He sought a lawyer who wouldn't appear too intimidating when cross-examining the accusers.
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The military said on Saturday that it was examining all of the reported deaths.
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One came to me as I was examining some new equipment for our kitchen.
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Now, with this animal model, we have a way of examining how that happens.
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Executives are also examining a further 10,000 job cuts, a source recently told Reuters.
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The study in Denmark is one of the largest research projects examining the issue.
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Facebook's human reviewers confirm the AI's detection of risk by examining the user's posts.
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But the office is still examining the planned acquisition of Innogy stakes by E.ON .
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In contrast, deep-learning algorithms develop their behavior by examining and comparing numerous examples.
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Senators are examining providing $45 billion over 10 years for opioids, Capito has said.
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An Egyptian study in that same year examining 2,000 healthy men confirmed the same.
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AMD said it was aware of the media reports and was examining the issue.
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Operators with the same star rating are split out by examining their accident history.
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Investigators from the BCA are examining evidence and requested initial interviews with the officers.
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Examining death counts to the exclusion of other measures can be just as misleading.
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The study is purportedly the largest ever examining the way women are harassed online.
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Gordon first tackles the question by examining the "ratio" of one stock to another.
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The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) team examining elephant tracks in Myanmar's Htamanthi Wildlife Sanctuary.
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That is why all week Cramer has been examining the best winners of 2015.
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Additionally, Eisenmann said it was examining all contracts with its suppliers for similar issues.
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Instead, lower courts are examining how the administration made its decision to end DACA.
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Sheridan said the officer was wearing an activated body camera that investigators are examining.
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D. candidates, who were about to spend the afternoon individually examining eight different S.P.s.
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Police officials were examining his telephone and computer to try to determine a motive.
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The measure now moves to the House, where the Judiciary Committee is examining it.
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A source familiar with the lawsuit said claimants were closely examining Tesco's compensation scheme.
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CNN has reported that Mueller's team is examining Flynn's payments from Turkey and Russia.
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"You were right about one thing, William," Delos says while examining Dolores up close.
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Microscopically examining the fabrics, he found that most had been altered in some way.
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Groups like the Center for Humane Technology are examining how the "addiction economy" works.
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Finally, I let go of the mouse and took Cameron to the examining table.
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Engineers are examining the final communications from Schiaparelli for clues to what went wrong.
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European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said that regulators are examining Facebook's proposed Libra cryptocurrency.
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By examining that zone, scientists can tell whether T-cells are fighting the cancer.
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The inspector general began examining the EPA's use of the hiring authority in January.
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Holmes testified Trump asked Sondland in this call if Zelensky committed to examining Biden.
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The special counsel has broadly been examining Russia's meddling in the 85033 presidential election.
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Since then the space agency has been examining a flight test of the technology.
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Aged 55, he had been working on a report examining Russia's role in Ukraine.
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By examining different types of black resistance, this book outlines ways to combat racism.
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They're wholly dedicated to examining beloved tropes through the lens of absurdity and satire.
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WATCH: Explosive device detonates near Elizabeth train station as robot was examining it pic.twitter.
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Prosecutors are examining whether the president's lawyer committed bank fraud or campaign-finance violations.
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Other Democrats are floating the idea of examining Trump's relationship with the intelligence community.
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Handel's brilliance at examining human nature comes through in Orlando's first encounter with Zoroastro.
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Examining the Bosch painting with the use of high resolution photos available on boschproject.
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It's an exploratory study meant to highlight an issue she's interested in examining further.
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But something about examining your whiteness in such a public setting still feels taboo.
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He's examining the athlete and active lifestyle and considering products for that market, too.
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Currently, CTE can only be diagnosed posthumously by examining brain tissue under a microscope.
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In addition, experts from the National Institutes of Health were examining the JAMA results.
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Home Hints created a guide examining the many different dish soaps available from Dawn.
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Wells Fargo is continually examining changes in law to ensure that we are compliant.
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Mr. Mueller is also examining whether the president has tried to obstruct the investigation.
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The police said they were examining their files for other information about Mr. Karpichkov.
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Bank of America said it was examining its relationship with the weapons industry, too.
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Meanwhile, U.S. regulators last year said they were examining similar complaints filed against Facebook.
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Then, in re-examining the criteria for Kendra's Law, I had a startling realization.
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I break the news to him gently, as he is examining my "bad" eye.
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Mr. Durham is not the only federal prosecutor who has been examining this issue.
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Examining how churches legally protect themselves in abuse cases is not on the agenda.
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Examining the overlooked work of a photographer whose images brought awareness to social issues.
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Investigators are examining whether the anti-stall system may have been partly to blame.
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His tasks included examining travelers' vehicles and IDs at police checkpoints on major roads.
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Law enforcement officials are now examining the victim's car near the White House campus.
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As a result, some industry veterans said, the state stopped examining medallion loans closely.
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The juror supposedly noted aloud that the defense was barely cross-examining some witnesses.
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After taking a history and examining the man, he pulled up the X-ray.
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Dozens of studies have been performed examining the effects of classical music since then.
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You wrote a series last year examining tech industry influence in American public schools.
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Another way to look at it is that we're examining 25 primaries since 793.
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The Food and Drug Administration is examining Juul's role in seizures, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
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He traveled the globe with a measuring tape examining thousands of elephant bird bones.
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A doctor stands in an examining room, surrounded by the tools of her trade.
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Prospective shareholders will use a bigger magnifying glass when examining harder-to-value prospects.
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Now the Trump administration is examining regulatory changes that could allow for a comeback.
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Making his way through a livestock barn where sheets divided makeshift examining rooms, Gov.
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"That's not bad," said Ms. Schick, 52, examining herself on the screen before clicking.
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Studies examining the link between company performance and CEO-chairmanships have been collectively inconclusive.
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The special counsel is examining potential improper ties between the president's campaign and Russia.
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The government is also examining its relations with EU members which support the act.
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Ackermans & VAN HAAREN and CFE announced they are examining combination of their construction activities.
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He hopes that examining what caused the 2008 crisis will help prevent futures ones.
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House Democrats had entered a new phase: examining the constitutional grounds for Trump's impeachment.
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Read the rest of our series examining the legacy of slavery in America here.
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Now, two French-fashion exhibitions in New York are examining some of the reasons.
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Some are examining blockchain, the distributed ledger system that has underpinned cryptocurrencies since 2009.
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But anybody examining the list of our 10 favorites will require a decoding device.
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Photographs posted by Iranian news organizations showed rescuers examining smoking rubble in a field.
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The regulators are examining whether the loans might expose the banks to heightened risks.
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Using data from the Juno orbiter, scientists are examining the planet, inside and out.
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In addition to examining these assessments, over time we can compare them across space.
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Re-examining the climate science is a waste of everyone's time and taxpayer money.
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"At least half the states are in some stage of examining this," he said.
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"As lawmakers, we are responsible for examining unintended consequences of all legislation," Democratic Sen.
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"This méchoui is more Lebanese than Algerian," one says, examining his rack of lamb.
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But this still provides a way of examining worldwide app trends, despite that exception.
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A Facebook spokesman said the company was "examining" the ruling, without making further comment.
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In their investigations of Facebook, the F.T.C. and the states are examining that issue.
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Sara Hayes, a nurse practitioner, breezes into the examining room and soothes the teenager.
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And we're examining the results of a DNA study of a famous Scottish lake.
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In the U.S., regulators and the legislature have been examining relevant regulation and legislation.
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The inspector general began examining the EPA's use of the hiring authority in January.
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Background: In examining old cases, the Baltimore authorities found numerous errors in the investigation.
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She limps after him into the examining room, dragging the crutches in one hand.
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Our publisher, A.G. Sulzberger, says The Times is examining its own data collection, too.
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Holder, a 20063 case examining the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate.
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In January 1995, my mother was on the examining table for a third time.
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Since the prison says he committed suicide, there's nothing revealing about examining his brain.
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I just released a report examining 20 of the worst federal enforcement failures in 2015.
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A doctor may use it when examining a patient whose health status they're unsure of.
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Authorities are still examining the bullet-riddled truck which reportedly had grenades and weapons inside.
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Shoppers are also often interested in the brand and quality of the goods they're examining.
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" An agency spokeswoman said that would include examining "scientific test methods for assessment of asbestos.
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"It suggests a new approach for examining the links between stress, emotion and cardiovascular disease."
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In 2017, examining America's issues with racism is fertile ground for artists and activists alike.
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Certainly there is value in examining the old if only for the inspiration it provides.
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The Federal Trade Commission is examining the breach and the company may face financial penalties.
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So, those particular "systemic and excessive" distortions can justify re-examining trade relations, he said.
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It is not one of patiently examining law and facts to ascertain guilt or innocence.
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We are examining whether the health claim that activated charcoal reduces flatulence is scientifically substantiated.
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Authorities are currently examining the scene where the remains were found to get more details.
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And experts say you can tell a lot about your health by examining your mucus.
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"Once the recovery operation is complete, we will begin examining the wreckage documented," Sorensen said.
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Prosecutors are examining whether the payment violated campaign-finance or other laws, the people said.
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They developed their characters by examining their intelligence (or lack thereof) and uncomfortable ambitious desires.
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Heidi Heitkamp, a moderate Democrat from North Dakota, indicated clear support for re-examining Volcker.
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People are paying money to sleep in closets and backyard sheds and doctors' examining rooms.
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Mueller is examining contacts between Russian officials and Trump associates during and after the Nov.
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This week the New York Times reported that American federal prosecutors were examining this possibility.
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But maybe it's worth examining our reasons for believing some celebrity theories more than others.
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Her parents don't dissuade her from dreaming about diving in the sea examining ocean life.
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The company is also examining a possible reorganization that may reduce executive positions, Efromovich said.
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But the substance has not been found in all samples that the FDA is examining.
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After examining all of those samples, they realized that the same kind of ESBL-E.
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Some of the benefits (and caveats) of Apple Card are worth examining a bit more.
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Sleep scientists were not aware of any studies examining the role of sleep in bronchitis.
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After examining the email headers, it doesn't look like this was an actual phishing attempt.
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We're examining that, looking at near-term options to see whether that's viable and possible.
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We were just examining the confidence scoring of two tools on the same Rekognition platform.
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To Arendt, the gap between the two is obvious when examining the plight of refugees.
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But the majority of studies examining the effects of testosterone boosters have produced underwhelming results.
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However, they're also interested in examining the specific terms of endearment couples tend to use.
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There have been few studies examining the potential role of heavy alcohol consumption, Rehm says.
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Both police and the National Transportation Safety Board are examining the circumstances around the crash.
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YOU CAN learn a lot about a society by examining who or what it reveres.
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SoftBank, which also uses Ericsson's equipment, said it was "examining the cause" of the issue.
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Though it was a sweet memory, it also left her examining past choices she made.
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He said his staff was examining some 3,000 cases of people who might deserve clemency.
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Start by examining the line-up of mutual funds offered within your 2000(k) plan.
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According to CNN, investigators are also examining Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia.
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It includes a new study examining the relationship between animals' size and their maximum velocity.
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Both the FCC and antitrust regulators at the Justice Department have begun examining the deal.
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The result is a thoughtful census of those examining how the internet looks and feels.
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NTSB investigators on scene examining damage to the engine of the Southwest Airlines plane. pic.twitter.
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Ankara police said they were examining CCTV footage of the car used in the attack.
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The Senate is examining the role of the SEC and CFTC in regulating virtual currencies.
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We're also examining how a haunted house's technology is being used as a teaching tool.
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Researchers are also examining the possibility of using lidar to give smart home devices "vision".
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Both books are at their strongest when examining how Mr Trump flouts norms with impunity.
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That's when Shor contacted Seales, an expert in advanced digitization techniques for examining damaged materials.
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Examining them, detectives discovered evidence that Barriss was behind a nationwide wave of bomb threats.
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Earlier this week he wrote a remarkable essay examining "A Post-Engagement US-China Relationship?"
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Most telescopes are designed either for looking at the stars or for examining distant landscapes.
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The commission has also scaled back on examining brokers to boost oversight of investment advisers.
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Examining the reasons for America's persistent national security problems can yield important avenues for reform.
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He has been examining black lung patients and smokers all day at the RAM clinic.
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Confiscating and examining the contents of digital devices isn't a new customs practice under Trump.
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Examining a shorter-term technical pattern for the QQQ, Ross sees additional bullish underlying trends.
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Your mind will travel to deeper topics, and you'll find yourself examining your shadow side.
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Ongoing Portfolio Review and Simplification DDR segmented the portfolio by examining market and asset factors.
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The inquiry is also examining an alleged decades-long culture of sexism in the department.
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Texas Tech is now examining an alleged decades-long culture of sexism in the department.
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AirAsia executives visited Boeing earlier this month and have said they were examining the 787.
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Authorities are examining video from the area and speaking with people who knew the woman.
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His office began examining local labor-market projections to understand which industries might be hiring.
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Examining this scenario play out could be telling of what is to come for Congress.
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It was a poignant end to a months-long project examining climate change in Greenland.
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Examining EXIF data proves the photos were taken with one of the those two devices.
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But other experts said the ruling should jolt other states into examining their own laws.
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The examining committee had asked for a ridiculous number of cuts, which were not acceptable.
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Because this type of store is obviously not really examining who they're buying cards from.
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A video showing officials examining the hole make it clear why the decision was made.
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The DOJ officials added that Nunes's staff has also been active in examining the materials.
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" Butler added that the U.S. is "examining the miscommunication to ensure it is not repeated.
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The Food and Drug Administration is examining allegations the company markets its products to children.
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Historians are going to be examining the cadaver of Election 2016 for quite some time.
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Researchers often study these diseases by examining thin slices of brain tissue under a microscope.
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CNN has reviewed a copy of the list and is examining the unverified claims within.
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He studied the patient, who was standing in the examining room in his boxer shorts.
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The U.S. is also examining a new potential case at a U.S. consulate in China.
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The U.S. Congress is also examining links between Russia and Trump during the election campaign.
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The doctors came to examine her, closely examining her belly for what seemed like hours.
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House Oversight Committee holds a hearing examining the federal government's IT resources at 2 p.m.
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On Thursday, investigators were examining the scene of the shooting as rain kept neighbors indoors.
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Experts are still examining how often uninvolved family members may be aware of terrorist' plotting.
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But that doesn't help if examining a selection of wines is baffling rather than revealing.
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Rick Snyder fared well at a House panel examining the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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He said authorities would consider pressing more charges in coming weeks after examining more evidence.
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Wempner was able to corroborate that finding by examining aggregates under a scanning electron microscope.
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But Raskin said Congress is examining its legal options, and gearing up for a fight.
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The second way of examining this question is to examine the victim-to-victim hypothesis.
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Church got his biggest kick from examining the exotic instruments in his father's medical bag.
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The European Union is already examining Kentucky bourbon and Wisconsin cheese for possible trade retaliation.
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But prosecutors have said they were examining the issue and likely would bring further charges.
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Doctors have also found CTE in examining the brains of many players who have died.
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Farmers, regulators and the companies selling the pesticide are examining ways to control the drift.
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One of the sources said Cinven was examining a possible joint bid for the brands.
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Pools: The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is examining safety rules for pools and spas.
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Instead, he sat at a computer in his examining room with his back to me.
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Researchers will likely continue examining the virus as more cases develop, and as it spreads.
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If Democrats prevail in November, his committee won't be the only one examining Trump's finances.
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The basis of psychoanalysis is revisiting and examining the past, especially hard-wired family dynamics.
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And George Soros's Open Society organization is examining ways to push back against those companies.
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This story examining both sides of the semi-autonomous debate originally appeared on March 25.
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The judge had been examining whether the settlement did enough to protect competition and consumers.
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TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL TO LEAD EFFORT EXAMINING IMPACT OF GOOGLE ON DIGITAL ADVERTISING MARKETS- WSJ
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The method is controversial, but cities from Seattle to Baltimore are examining their own sites.
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And the show is terrific at examining the intersection between American Christianity and American capitalism.
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But the jury found that Oberlin had clearly chosen sides without first examining the facts.
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We look forward to examining this issue, which highlights ongoing equity concerns, in our negotiations.
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"My leg is bent," cried a young boy covered in blood, examining his damaged limb.
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One researcher's recent work involved crushing hundreds of sheets of paper and examining the creases.
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Paleoanthropologists today are no longer limited to just examining the size and shape of fossils.
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Some 10 months later, I would receive a letter from the Connecticut Bar Examining Committee.
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One law enforcement official said investigators were examining the possibility that they were hoax devices.
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Immigration controversies often prevent us, as a nation, from examining uncomfortable social and cultural truths.
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They are reviewing 5,000 hours of surveillance video, examining 1,300 exhibits and interviewing 500 witnesses.
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The Manhattan district attorney's office is examining whether the reimbursements violated New York state laws.
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Examining revolutionary movements across five continents, this history emphasizes the global reach of Maoist ideology.
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The ongoing investigation includes examining whether there was collusion between President Trump's campaign and Moscow.
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"You took responsibility for the rabbits," he told Ms. Trec, who was cross-examining him.
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"In Technology We Trust?" was a panel examining how technology is impacting the modern world.
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Calculator Home appreciation and credit scores weigh heavily when examining the success of refinance applications.
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Much of her latest book is devoted to examining the history and legacy of slavery.
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" After examining that record, he found that "what the President did was wrong, grievously wrong.
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Brugnaro said police are examining surveillance videos to see if the culprits can be identified.
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Recently, I tested this handicap hypothesis by examining the wing bones of female club-wings.
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Spots are limited to two people who assist scientists examining the drought effect on trees.
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It said O'Melveny & Myers was examining records of payments made in Asia and interviewing employees.
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NASA and SpaceX will spend the next several months examining data garnered by the flight.
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Examining the affected brain tissue should give them the cause of this man's rapid decline.
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King said this reinforces the importance of examining all flavors when crafting public health policy.
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One of the sources said Cinven was examining a possible joint bid for the brands.
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The DOJ officials added that Nunes's staff has also been active in examining the materials.
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In the case of Vancouver, it's not clear why investigators are examining this particular deal.
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The Justice Department's case will focus on separate conduct from what the FTC is examining.
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A lack of polling means we need to be extra cautious in examining polling averages.
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Harvard hosted a conference examining the long-neglected topic of connections between universities and slavery.
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Examining the destruction at a slight remove, Hamid discourages readers from pitying the city's residents.
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And we're examining Olympic diplomacy with regard to the relationship between North and South Korea.
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The water is even murkier when you're examining remedies for false Privacy Shield self-certification.
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Today we're examining Zuora, a SaaS player focused on building and managing subscription-based services.
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The committee was examining the spread of the HIV virus across the state of Georgia.
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A separate investigation is examining whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russians, which Trump denies.
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Part two is dedicated to examining the standards of impeachment laid out in the Constitution.
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There's no medical evidence that examining the hymen tells a doctor anything about sexual history.
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Examining the differences between 2010 and today also helps illuminate the role of the wall.
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"That's the lesson: Don't miss that part of the body when you're examining the patient."
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On Comedy The comic Jaboukie Young-White has a bit examining which bugs are gay.
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But it's worth examining how Trump ultimately decided to commute Johnson's life sentence: That's it.
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She was at White Sands as part of the team examining the capsule after landing.
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Prosecutors are examining the operation, though, and are considering whether to bring any criminal charges.
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Our publisher, A. G. Sulzberger, says The Times is examining its own data collection, too.
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Quane said top security researchers can quickly spot exploitable vulnerabilities just by examining source code.
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Mercury retrograde in Taurus will find you examining where you feel stuck in your life.
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Unlike semantic content, social function cannot be understood in isolation, just by examining the words.
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Federal prosecutors are reportedly examining a $285 million loan Deutsche Bank made to Kushner Cos.
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For once, there is convincing evidence of this in a sequence examining Delacroix's religious works.
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We're examining the lengths we, as a society, go to in order to look good.
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As he said, we're going to be examining a lot of this over future arcs.
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Another 10% say that your extracurricular activities is a top consideration when examining a candidate.
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In examining and scrutinizing Bonheur's attitudes, Nochlin effectively signposted a psychoanalytic approach to art history.
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Ever since, groups have been examining how the art industry manifests in gender-skewed ways.
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Efforts to fight racism would require examining other forms of prejudice (like anti-Semitism, for example); efforts to eliminate gender disparities would require examining how women of color experience gender bias differently from white women (and how nonwhite men do too, compared to white men).
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"The (FBI) Director owes it to the American people to immediately provide the full details of what he is now examining," campaign chairman John Podesta said in a statement after the FBI said it was examining new emails for whether they contained classified information.
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In the short run, it's clear to me that zoos around the world should not only be re-examining their gorilla enclosures, but also examining how well they apportion income from such exhibits to programs that can protect this remarkable species in the wild.
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But anyone can spend time this afternoon examining the Sentinel and LandSat composites the team created.
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After that, we're examining coral bleaching and how it has impacted a fisherman's family near Madagascar.
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MI) confirmed on Tuesday it was examining a possible tie-up with insurer Assicurazioni Generali (GASI.MI).
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"Norway should not return asylum seekers to Russia without examining their claims individually," Tanya Lokshina said.
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Have you found it hard at all to differentiate among chain restaurants after examining so many?
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The details are worth examining, but the big lesson is pretty simple: It didn't just happen.
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When they arrived, veterinarian Ann Mee was tasked with examining the 4-year-old ginger cat.
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Goldsmith Romero leads a staff of roughly 140 investigators examining possible abuse of the TARP program.
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Examining this also explains why the recent efforts of other superhero movie makers — like Warner Bros.
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The technological limitations preventing us from deeply examining the atmospheres of small exoplanets are changing, however.
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That matters because doctors tend to focus more on average blood pressure readings when examining patients.
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Kardashian, 28, reposted videos of the couple examining the kitchen and pantry on his Instagram Friday.
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Washington lawmakers have been examining various solutions for Puerto Rico, such as using a control board.
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According to one study, on average the PTO spends about 18 hours examining each patent application.
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ESPN announced on Thursday that a "43 for 30" examining the league will debut Feb. 2.
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As a scholar, she specialised in examining how bankruptcy punishes those who fall on hard times.
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"Impressive!" she wrote alongside a shot of their children examining the statue, adding in another snap.
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Forostyak said the landing was successful and a security team with dogs was examining the package.
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By examining measures of resentment, we can see how racism has mutated as a political weapon.
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More publicly, a congressional commission will hold a hearing on Tuesday examining human rights in India.
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A main task for lawyers in the interim would be examining current employment contracts, Bradford said.
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The incident has set Australian policymakers and strategists talking about re-examining the relationship with America.
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But ID seems a lot less concerned with examining the motivations and nuances of the genre.
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A group of researchers examining a year of homicides in the city concluded the same thing.
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The House Judiciary Committee is examining Apple, Facebook and Amazon as well as search giant Google.
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The system works by examining every message that is sent when it passes through WeChat's servers.
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The Culture Ministry is re-examining two state honors conferred on him in the mid-1990s.
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Examining only its shape and density ignores the mountains of data hiding at the molecular level.
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In this collection of essays, Coates pulls no punches examining Obama's presidency and its devastating aftermath.
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The FBI has been examining text messages that Weiner sent to a minor in North Carolina.
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The athletic trainer was examining the quarterback's foot at the time when the alleged incident occurred.
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Lifetime has put together a documentary series examining the ongoing allegations of abuse against R. Kelly.
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Wise tech-firms are examining whether sensitive supply chains that run through China are politically sustainable.
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The upshot, after years of refinement, is a new and better way of examining biological molecules.
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But if anything that suggests more time should be spent examining the comment record, not less.
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Once you've finished examining each breast, check each underarm as well to feel for similar changes.
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The Navigator was examining who has 'value' in our country, and who can be swept away.
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Examining both China and the Soviet Union within the same analytical framework, they find notable differences.
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"There are other alleged victims, and we are examining evidence in that," he told the press.
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Ryan Zinke, Mr Trump's interior secretary, issued a report examining 27 national monuments created since 1996.
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Ukura compiled the information for the report by examining information from NNPC and the central bank.
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Last week, a study examining iron-60 debris on the Moon arrived at a similar conclusion.
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Was there a sense of everything being shit, and comedy was a means of examining that?
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For CNBC's , it's often worth examining stocks that don't get dragged down by broader market declines.
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Hitler&aposs remains have been tested by researchers prior to Charlier and his team examining them.
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In 2017 the government launched an inspection campaign examining the privacy policies of ten internet firms.
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In that context, examining the basic blueprint of celebrity crisis management seems more relevant than ever.
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It's also examining ways to make recording equipment more accessible to people who can't afford it.
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I think that leads people to accept truly false news without examining it, without being analytical.
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United States, examining Congress's ability to delegate legislative authority to executive branch officials or administrative agencies. ?
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The process largely involved examining the tips of the turkey bone implements for their wear patterns.
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Civil liberties activists, technologists, and politicians in cities around the country are examining the technology now.
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What the hunter discovered after examining the corpse can only be described as bizarre, even monstrous.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller is reportedly examining the president&aposs tweets and a possible obstruction case.
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Moving to the Korean Peninsula, where officials are examining satellite images of a potential volleyball game.
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Witnesses told Reuters they felt tremors, and later saw police examining a vehicle outside the compound.
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The city is also examining its own internal processes for tech applications, such as in procurement.
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It is also in the process of examining opportunities to upgrade and grow its food offering.
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I approach the end of my life, I have even less and less interest in examining
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On Wednesday, a spokeswoman for the Florida Bar said the organization was examining the Gaetz tweet.
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The code does this by examining "natural language features such as words and phrases," Shiqi said.
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We explore similar themes in our collections by examining the way people are expected to dress.
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Then, we're defining gravitational waves, exploring the theory behind them and examining efforts to detect them.
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Looking ahead: The RUC's main business of examining new payment rates for physician services starts Thursday.
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Los Angeles police have said their detectives were examining whether the recall issue played a role.
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The news followed reports that the Federal Trade Commission is examining Amazon's power over online retailing.
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Politico reported earlier this year, however, that the regulator is once again examining Google's search business.
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He kept shaking and rubbing the arm while on base, occasionally examining it for further damage.
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Police are examining the knife, including for DNA and hair, but are not releasing further details.
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Administration officials were examining various internet sites that had been visited by the shooter, Obama said.
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The feature works by continuously varying which of your photos appear first, then examining the results.
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In examining information concerning a broker, any red flag should be documented and followed up promptly.
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One that doesn't spend time explaining, examining, and interrogating for the sake of a white gaze.
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The European Commission is examining whether all this violates Poland's commitments to the rule of law.
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But when only examining studies with follow-up to 1995, they found their results didn't change.
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Though the investigation is examining Russia's influence in the 2016 election, his reach extends beyond that.
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But the project is still a fantastic little tool for examining stories in a new way.
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Federal officials have spent the past few years examining federal networks and software for potential vulnerabilities.
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Goldman is examining a possible trading operation for bitcoin after clients began asking about the cryptocurrency.
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Part of that investigation is examining meetings Kushner attended in 85033 with Russian representatives and officials.
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State ministers, rather than re-examining pedagogy in schools, began blaming Singlish for declining English standards.
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Over the years there have been several papers examining various phones and devices with baseband vulnerabilities.
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"It was an unexpected announcement, and we are currently examining the contents and considering," she said.
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Given the technological advances, we support re-examining the current rules that govern "material" corporate disclosure.
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For the first time in decades, a re-examining of the Eighth Amendment became politically feasible.
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The participants' overall cognitive activity was also measured with tests examining attention, memory and other abilities.
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And you [have to] keep re-examining and being vigorous about what is the idea here?
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Organizations like New York University's AI Now Institute are examining the ways AI impacts essential liberties.
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" Asked if the rule that the EPA put out works, Bennet said, "Well, we're examining it.
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Investigators are now examining deaths back to early July to see if carfentanil was the cause.
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Recently the GAO released a report examining the state of emergency preparedness in k-12 schools.
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Mueller has been examining Russia's meddling in the 2016 election and "related matters" since last May.
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The EU's antitrust watchdog is examining Facebook's cryptocurrency Libra over possible competition concerns, according to Bloomberg.
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He and Mr. Simon were like two little boys at a playground examining a boo-boo.
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Engineers were examining if stationing the tanks there would would affect the Lincoln Memorial's underground rooms.
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Prosecutors are reportedly examining whether Philidor made false statements to insurers about its ties to Valeant.
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"As of now, the Rules Committee is simply examining what the rules are," the spokesperson said.
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Trump in July said his administration was examining Amazon's bid following complaints from other tech companies.
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Administration officials have said they're examining the refugee resettlement process in the interest of national security.
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Since last year, the National Labor Relations Board has been examining the legality of that assertion.
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The canvases also fit in well with the current enthusiasm for re-examining modern aesthetic traditions.
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In all of the films, Rosefeldt sets the scene by examining the environments his characters inhabit.
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This is one we often discuss when we're examining a match up containing an aggressive swarmer.
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ANSES said it was still examining the court ruling, but that the decision was effective immediately.
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Delhon was implicated yesterday during testimony in the trial examining corruption in FIFA and international soccer.
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A State Department spokesman said the department was examining the letter and had no further comment.
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Over the ensuing songs, she tears down walls, unlearning and re-examining her relationship with time.
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It has a savory, austere purity, as if you were examining the wine through a microscope.
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Answering that question requires examining four scenarios that describe the range of possibilities awaiting the nation.
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And then I start sorting according to the catalogue, checking, examining, recording, and sticking in place.
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Mueller is also examining whether Trump has obstructed justice in trying to thwart the Russia investigation.
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It's not that you have to justify your decisions around drinking so much as examining them.
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Barr assigned the US attorney from St. Louis with re-examining the Flynn investigation, among others.
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Mr. Mueller is examining whether it all adds up to an attempt to obstruct the investigation.
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Examining how the wealthier spouse is going to pay for a child's education is also important.
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Valley is engaged in the bold, necessary, and extremely complicated work of examining this fraught situation.
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After examining Mr. Trump's actions and weighing "difficult issues" of law and fact, Mr. Mueller punted.
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By the time she was in the examining room, her body was evidently contorted in pain.
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But Glaad has emphasized that Nielsen's examining viewership data from the group is an important step.
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Instead of examining 35 patients in a day, she now sees somewhere between 10 and 20.
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My lab recently published a new framework for examining connections between global warming and extreme events.
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The I.O.C. said it would spend the next month examining whether to postpone the Tokyo Games.
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The House Intelligence Committee is one of three congressional investigations that are also examining these issues.
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"We are examining whether tightening the laws would make sense or be necessary," Ms. Barley said.
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A group of officials from both countries was "examining the full spectrum of issues," she added.
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Today, The Big Idea features dueling pieces examining the cause of the problems, and potential solutions.
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This week, Oberfelder concludes her trilogy examining the biological wonder and symbolic meanings of our bodies.
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The ultrasound showed probable appendicitis, and the surgeon agreed after hearing his story and examining him.
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If examining those ideas up close makes some spectators uncomfortable, Ms. Drury is O.K. with that.
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Meghan sat bald and proudly beautiful in my examining room, her mother there to support her.
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Carrefour has been examining a potential offer for several weeks, BFM said, citing several unidentified sources.
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Bill Bryson's 2011 book examines the history behind the home, examining its history room by room.
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The authority was still examining how it would pay for the alternate travel options, she said.
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It was also examining a $3 billion loan that Barclays made available to the Qatar government.
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Examining word predictions and making a choice is far slower than using autocorrect, Dr. Kristensson said.
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The Senate Armed Services Committee is also expected to hold hearings examining the accidents in September.
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But he added that there's no harm in seeking the truth through re-examining the cases.
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His gaze is examining, and he occasionally looks at people askance, which makes him appear skeptical.
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The FDA has already started the process of examining the role flavors play in both cases.
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Government is examining options so that a solution doesn't classify as state aid, the report added.
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For every Martian there is a First Man, one movie looking at triumph, another examining struggle.
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The federal safety agency is examining vehicles from Austin and Auburn as part of its investigation.
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The first part — 1,378 pages examining 306 active federal coal leases — had been issued in January.
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Harry Hohmeister, a board member, told the Handelsblatt newspaper, that the company was examining hiring measures.
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A day after the 92nd Academy Awards, we're examining the business aspect of the nomination process.
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It's the first formal study examining tissue samples of patients who have fallen ill from vaping.
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The administration is examining whether it encourages excessive risk-taking or exposes taxpayers to potential liabilities.
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But examining this data internally and then reporting it publicly helps to hold these companies accountable.
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But there are almost no empirical studies examining the prevalence of this sort of abuse today.
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NATO has begun examining whether to expand its missile defense system to counter Russian intermediate missiles.
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The Justice Department, Congress and state attorneys general are also examining whether Facebook has acted anticompetitively.
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They would be wise to start by examining the Obama administration's reaction to the last recession.
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To mark the first #ThrowbackThursday of Black History Month, we're examining the life of Thurgood Marshall.
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Mr. Valeska was examining a witness when the photographer cracked the door and inserted his lens.
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The media have joined the Democrats in dismissing the importance of cross-examining this crucial witness.
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I tend to be very wary of examining and reaching conclusions based on early voting trends.
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Forensic anthropologists have been examining the remains at a facility on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.
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The SEC has been criticized for only examining 10 percent of registered investment advisers each year.
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Those pensions are examining the issue and are expected to report on their findings this spring.
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A ravishing young woman in a chic flapper-ish ensemble rushes into a medical examining room.
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The Shermans' residence was so large that detectives spent six weeks inside examining evidence, Gomes said.
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One recent study examining such numbers found that representation among black and Hispanic individuals have decreased.
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The New York prosecutor is not the only authority examining Exxon's climate-related statements to investors.
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Investigators are closely examining all of his social media content in search of other inflammatory statements.
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The special counsel is examining whether Trump campaign officials colluded with Moscow during the 2016 election.
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The departments were reportedly told that the Trump administration was examining whether the spending was necessary.
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Recently, Ms. Penn struck up a conversation with two women examining commissary receipts inside one box.
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It's also worth examining why Republicans and Trump are embracing and lifting up Diamond and Silk.
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Yale, Notre Dame, Boise State — many schools have signature general education courses examining life's big questions.
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Banks are examining client interest and several hedge funds have tried their hand trading virtual currencies.
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When she was well, she wrote, she was constantly examining herself for signs of a relapse.
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Officials at the Justice Department and the Department of Homeland Security said they were examining the breach.
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"No matter what you would ask, he would say, 'Thermometer,&apos" Braun said of cross-examining Manson.
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Brown told reporters that investigators have been examining the case's "digital footprint" to retrace the woman's steps.
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Well, examining stars with the telescope based in Chile, they saw shadows occasionally interrupting the star light.
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This explains why people often come to completely different conclusions after examining the same sources of evidence.
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MLB called the incident "extremely upsetting" and implied it would continue examining the issue of fan safety.
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WADA is currently examining the extracted data after Russian authorities relented and allowed entry on Jan. 3.
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Social media monitoring is one of several advances insurers are examining to improve the pricing of policies.
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Mueller also is examining whether Trump has obstructed of justice in trying to thwart the Russia investigation.
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But in the longer-term, he is bullish, examining a chart of the Nasdaq 100 ETF (QQQ).
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One of the immediate comparisons that come to mind in examining Trump's treatment of Roby is Rep.
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To come to that morbid conclusion, researchers from the University of Oxford conducted experiments examining Facebook's growth.
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The agency said it was examining EDF's request to have the Civaux outage delayed until end-March.
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The science examining the effect of glowing skies on health is understudied, said study author Christopher Kyba.
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I'll be over here, obsessing over the gorgeous imagery and examining every element of the sparse arrangement.
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That said, I do occasionally enjoy examining and critiquing the things that rich people choose to buy.
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So much of Luigi's Mansion 3 is staring at a room, causing chaos, and examining what's left.
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UNESCO has organised a series of commemorations examining his influence on Belarusian literature, printing and mass culture.
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Prosecutors are examining Giuliani's interactions with Parnas and Fruman, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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Companies specialising in VR are spending a great deal of time examining the growth in China's market.
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Prosecutors are examining Giuliani's interactions with the two men, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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A picture caption with an earlier version of this article misstated the objects a scientist was examining.
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But where Unbreakable was meticulous, re-examining well-worn tropes through well-drawn characters, Glass is uncontrolled.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger is becoming better and better at cross examining us and he is not having it!
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That's the obvious takeaway from a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS examining the 220 Democratic primary.
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Um, and that's not necessarily kind of examining everything that's going on in that sphere right now.
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Now, in her new book, Generation Wealth, Greenfield is examining global society's understanding of money and wealth.
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But in this case, that doesn't matter, as most onlookers won't be examining the band up close.
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Swiss International Air Lines said it was aware of the issue and would be examining its scope.
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Kiyoko picks up the citrine stones offered to her, examining them closely using criteria I can't discern.
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"When I was examining it I was like, 'I could not have posed this better,'" Lesser said.
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While the other soldiers caught up on sleep, Francis lay on his bunk examining every possible outcome.
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And we can't efficiently tackle diversity and inclusion in tech without first examining the criminal justice system.
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You have said the United States should start examining a strategy of regime change in North Korea.
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No one can predict the future of the industry by examining the bones of the DAWNBench challenge.
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The Dutch scientists were keen to study this mechanism more closely, by examining how the liquid evaporates.
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European courts, both national and supranational, are examining whether American regulation measures up to that in Europe.
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To understand the challenge Apple faces, it's worth examining how we got here in the first place.
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And this time, he is ordering an investigation of the investigators who are examining his own campaign.
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The counterproductive nature of the FDA's policy becomes clear when examining the data on those retail sales.
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It's focused on examining tech's impact on the future of work in events over the next year.
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And it understands that being an American, as Gaiman believed in 2001, is a religion worth examining.
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Mueller's investigation is closely examining the transaction history of the consultancy that Flynn founded, Flynn Intel Group.
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And the women who have worked with these men are also examining their decisions to do so.
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Extend the hand that's on the same side as the breast your examining, reaching over your head.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is also examining the bank, Wells said in its filing on Thursday.
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By examining the geologic record, scientists might be able to determine if this wacky idea actually works.
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But maybe by examining the clues surrounding their relationship, we can get a sense of their narrative.
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"We are closely examining the draft regulation and will provide appropriate input," a Baidu spokesman told Reuters.
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Examining price, a direct, round-trip flight from SFO to LAX can start at $150 with taxes.
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Bezeq said it was examining the prospect of implementing measures to allow it to merge its units.
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Dekker and a spokeswoman for the bank said last week that they were not examining the option.
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And as good critics, clever designers, and engaged players, we get very good at examining the pose.
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The firm is examining several Argentine highway contracts, Paolo Astaldi said in a telephone interview in Santiago.
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The regulator is also examining allowing banks and other financial institutions to enter the market, he said.
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A team of experts is examining the structure and a report is expected to take 30 days.
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Schiff noted that the committee's inquiry has a broad scope examining various techniques and methods Russia used.
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The federal investigators examining Uber's fatal self-driving crash in March released a preliminary report this morning.
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In the 1990s and beyond, their projects took on a regional aspect, examining ecosystems and environmental degradation.
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There is an expanding list of similar projects, both domestic and foreign, worth examining and potentially replicating.
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More police personnel were parked in a nearby alley and investigators appeared to be examining the property.
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While Cohen's algorithm may suggest a hot young artist, examining the data is just a first step.
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After examining the parts, the outlet concluded that 303 parts, or 53.2 percent, were made in Japan.
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