Seated on a pier, the yoga class executes various poses.
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She does it with ease, and she executes it perfectly.
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It executes the first electronic trade by an individual investor.
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It takes a very neat idea and executes it perfectly.
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She executes her images conscionably, respectfully, and with serious care.
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But then — with permission from the driver — executes those maneuvers itself.
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Barkawi (Alon Moni Aboutboul) fiendishly executes a large-scale attack in
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If they click "No" instead, backup malware, known as Mischa, executes.
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He executes all the people who stabbed him — take that, Olly!
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We expect stock to recover as Lyft executes and misconceptions clear.
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The user thinks of movements, and the virtual limb executes them.
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Not necessarily useful Perl code, but code that still properly executes.
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A "yes" vote executes a smart contract that releases the funds.
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He sets unimaginable goals, creates a plan and then executes it.
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MORE: Symbol of cooperation shuttered MORE: North Korea executes top general
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So each driver has two cars and executes a switch midrace.
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The system executes the flight plan and takes over from there.
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Throughout, a ballerina calmly executes the ballet vocabulary in alphabetical order.
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The trade executes at the closing price published by NYSE/Nasdaq.
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It acts as an interface and executes orders on your behalf.
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Arkansas executes last inmate before lethal injection drugs expire Arkansas executes last inmate before lethal injection drugs expire Arkansas's unprecedented execution spree came to end Thursday, when the state put Kenneth Williams to death by lethal injection.
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Deserting is irrevocable, Somali officials say, because Shabaab jails or executes defectors.
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When it executes an algorithm this way, biology looks like computer science.
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It's a true art form and Ocean Spray executes this maneuver brilliantly.
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The company executes the government's urbanisation plan for the Chongqing Nan'an district.
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NEW DELHI — India aggressively imposes death sentences but hardly ever executes anyone.
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Mr. Burke has marvelous ideas, but executes them less confidently (1:15).
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Mr. Burke has marvelous ideas, but executes them less confidently (23:15).
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At the end of the novel Pittard executes a three-point turn.
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If he executes, he's going to be able to get people out.
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"The first mission executes, completes, and is over and done," he said.
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Texas executes the most death row inmates of the 50 US states.
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One might have a great idea and the other one executes it.
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For his betrayal, Daenerys executes him with the full force of Drogon's might.
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Executes debt restructuring with private equity firm Hep Investments, Llc * Zivo Bioscience, Inc.
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Still, it executes more people than all other countries of the world combined.
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Then, it connects to your Hue Bridge and executes a Philips Hue command.
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"When he executes pitches, he can go right through a hitter," Francona said.
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So let's test the evidence and find out before the state executes him.
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Benatia bumps into Ronaldo, and Ronaldo executes the "oh-I'm-injured" barrel roll.
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The pitcher executes his pitches, the hitter is not going to hit it.
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The front end of the global financial system executes trades in real time.
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Instead, it becomes neccessary to watch the code in action as it executes.
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She determines that Robert has no more information, and she executes him for it.
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K, like Deckard, doesn't think critically about his job or the replicants he executes.
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I think it actually executes itself the best out of all of my records.
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It takes a variable and increments it by 1 every time the code executes.
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The circuit then executes its program and produces the desired protein as an output.
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ISIS executes anyone who tries to flee when ISIS fighters are not otherwise occupied.
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The code automatically executes payments so long as certain agreed-upon conditions are met.
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Grappling with OBJ's 200 pounds, Norman executes a pivot, a carry, a slight pirouette.
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Fitch assumes Jabil executes its share repurchases in the context of investment-grade metrics.
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These days, Louisiana hardly even sends anyone to death row, let alone executes them.
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Fitch expects customer concentration to further reduce as Flex executes its product agnostic strategy.
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Steidl executes much of the fashion house's printing and stages all of Lagerfeld's exhibitions.
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Jon Snow executes the men who murdered him at Castle Black (51 minutes in).
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He then executes a dicey, 290-foot two-putt for another par. Ho-hum.
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That comes from Alex Marlow, who kind of executes, or was executing Bannon's vision.
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Despite its secret charter, the agency executes presidential policies and adheres to congressional oversight.
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Still, even if Jones executes this plan to perfection, there's no guarantee he'll win.
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It executes three- and four-thread stitches and easily converts to a rolled hem.
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For example, what if challenges a smart contract after it executes, is it irrevocable?
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In return, Robb executes Rickard Karstark, which causes the Karstarks to abandon Robb's army entirely.
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They are also used by China, which executes the largest numbers of prisoners every year.
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As Wellick wraps up his message, Elliot (Rami Malek) executes a piece of mysterious code.
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Texas executes far more people than any other state, including seven so far this year.
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Acciona executes capital reduction of 2.4 million euros through amortization of 2.4 million own shares.
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Instead, it actually executes the code in a container and can run tests in parallel.
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Ms. Danes executes an impressive slow burn as her character's tolerance and understanding are tested.
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He does not seem to understand that lives hang on how he executes his role.
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As you can see from the clip, Frog executes this ritual with enthusiasm and impressive speed.
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The minister of petroleum just executes policy," he said in an interview with CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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The deal could be announced before Xerox executes its previously announced split into two separate companies.
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The State Department decides which countries are given the financing while the Pentagon executes the decisions.
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The title of the film could have been Batman Executes Superman: Wow, That Didn't Take Long.
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It can only work if everyone believes in it and everyone executes it the right way.
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Flannery's challenge is to keep them in the stock while he executes the turnaround, he said.
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He has watched with dismay as his former attorney Michael Cohen executes a dramatic public split.
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Still, I was swept along by the way he executes his vision in this teeming score.
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It looks great, feels incredible inside and perfectly executes the mission of a Grand Touring car.
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Punish those mistakes more harshly instead of punishing Biles, who executes her new dismount with ease.
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Jackson Jr. already has a reservoir of post moves, and he executes them with admirable composure.
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Critics have also questioned the government's support for Pemex even as it executes on an austerity plan.
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The New York branch executes the Fed's policy decisions and manages its trillions of dollars of assets.
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The patient executes a simple power of attorney and BrokenHealthcare calls the collections agency on their behalf.
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She masterfully executes amazing, over-the-top performances because she is always thinking a few steps ahead.
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It's also "self-healing," which means it automatically executes channel-switching when your network connection is shoddy.
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"Two people can have the same idea, but the one who executes best always wins," she said.
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It executes on the years of insistence that the iPad is the future of light work computers.
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"I'm not willing to say that Georgia executes people on the basis of racial prejudice," he says.
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Oklahoma executes more people per capita than any other state, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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She perfectly executes her plan to smite all of her enemies, particularly the High Sparrow and Margaery.
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Traditionally, an art director executes on a hotel's strategy, concept or idea that the creative director implemented.
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"If he executes on the stimulus, I think he comes out of this very strong," he said.
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Instead, it executes an old trope, simply and with no frills, and it does so really, really well.
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The project could be seen as a queer adaptation that executes this madness through various spirits and universes.
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There is no reason to waste a whole computer, primarily if it still executes all the necessary tasks.
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And in King's Landing, Cersei executes Missandei — a death Dany will try to avenge in battle next week.
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FilmChain: blockchain enabled platform that collects data, verifies revenues and executes stakeholder payment splits for film, TV etc
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The new service enables programmers to control the location of where their code executes with some Javascript code.
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Three (very faint) lights illuminate in the center of the device when it hears and executes your commands.
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We also expect Lippo's leverage to remain high over the medium term as it executes its expansion plans.
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As he approaches the handrail separating him from potential oblivion, he crouches and calmly executes an ollie melon.
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Defying his father, Owen Jr. brings out a ladder and executes crowd-pleasing feats of daredevil slapstick acrobatics.
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Python is another command interpreter, one that executes the set of commands built into the Python programming language.
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The performer also gradually covers the stage in chalk drawings, which he executes with a dancer's fluid grace.
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So, enraged by the ghastly crucified slave children she sees on the road, she executes all the masters.
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"Asako" proceeds from a premise that flirts with the mystic, but Hamaguchi executes it with elegantly rendered realism.
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Mr. Tomsic, a TV journeyman, executes both the dumb pratfalls and the quick banter with discipline and professionalism.
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"We're trying to turn a new leaf in how the Department of Corrections executes its inmates," he said.
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More interestingly, the app also features AR contact, where the Stormtrooper executes longer missions in various Star Wars locales.
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In the aftermath, Dany executes Randyll Tarly and his son Dickon (lol) when they refuse to bend the knee.
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Writing and acting (which La La Land executes deftly) weren't as important as pure, unbridled entertainment in those stories.
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Pakistan executes more people per capita than any other country in the world apart from Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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The brokerage firm executes an average 780,000 trades per day, a quarter of which are placed using mobile devices.
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And yet I rate this handshake a 1/10 for the unfortunate forearm grab that Donald Trump executes here.
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He still does his thing, and people still support him because they believe in the agenda that he executes.
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The state of play means a breakthrough is not a matter of if, but when—and who executes it.
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But whether players actually like these changes and how Bungie actually executes on these plans is another story entirely.
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It is, rather, a sequence of symbols that form an instruction for a computer, which the computer then executes.
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They said they would not be mollified until Pakistan institutes Shariah law and executes all people charged with blasphemy.
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"Tetris Effect" takes a foundational game ("Tetris"), executes it perfectly, and crucially evolves the concept into something completely fresh.
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If America executes Baluchi, Pradhan believes, it will cede whatever eroding toehold it has on a moral high ground.
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Episode 7 As punishment for his various crimes against the Stark family, Arya executes Littlefinger by slashing his throat.
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The kingdom also executes an unusually high number of women, compared with other countries that practice the death penalty.
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One unknown: Whether Amazon will partner with these companies, or compete with them, as it executes on its goals.
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At the end of the routine, she executes a leaping split followed by a curl shake and jubilant smile.
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Ronald Torreyes of the New York Yankees Executes the Greatest Swing in Major League History (Last Week: Not Ranked) Really?!
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Or should we measure code by what code is translated into and how it actually executes on a real machine.
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Valuation is attractive at 4.0x CY20 EV/S, and we expect stock to recover as Lyft executes and misconceptions clear.
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Citadel executes approximately 35 percent of the daily trading volume in retail equity shares on U.S. markets, the SEC said.
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In the state that executes more people than any other, a recent old boy was also charged with three murders.
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WMG's Growing Importance: WMG is the sole metro operator of Wuhan municipality, and as such, executes its metro transportation policy.
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In nearly every state that executes criminals, the decision to sentence a convicted murderer to death lies with the jury.
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The second half of Season 24 has plenty of — well, awkwardness, which the MTV series executes with excellence and emotion.
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Just like in Kung Fu competitions, his moves are called out by the announcer as he smoothly executes each one.
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As beautifully as she embraces and executes the fantastical, she's even better when the surreal remains a mere lurking possibility.
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Even as Russia plots -- and executes that plan -- the White House remains stuck in neutral in dealing with that threat.
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The team is what executes on that and brings the magic to what you are collectively creating in the world.
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It loads and verifies the kernel is properly signed by Apple and then executes it—it's like the iPhone's BIOS.
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In England, the Protestant Queen Elizabeth faces enemies foreign and domestic, and, despite her promises of tolerance, executes Catholic rebels.
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Japan, which generally reserves capital punishment for people convicted of multiple homicides, usually executes a handful of people each year.
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Fitch estimates its projected payout ratio to be 110% if it fully executes its share buy-back plan this year.
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Today's clarification and update on the transition is encouraging, but we'll have to see how well Google executes on its plan.
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FLORIDA EXECUTES MAN CONVICTED OF KILLING THREE GAY MEN WHO HAD BEFRIENDED HIM DURING AN EIGHT-MONTH CRIME SPREE IN 1994
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He executes again and again, inspiring those around him to have the same passion for the end game as he does.
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The library OS then executes the application, handles memory management and other vital functions, and integrates with the underlying operating system.
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Other banks have caught up and Goldman's trading arm, which executes deals for clients, is misfiring, with its market share dropping.
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Daryl makes a liar out of Rick and executes the shooter before they make haste to help Carol and the gang.
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The Trump administration should make a credible determination of responsibility before MbS executes the men who apparently carried out his orders.
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Strategic Importance Attribute Stronger: BII is Beijing's sole urban rail transport operator and, as such, executes the municipality's rail transportation policy.
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The coach executes a series of taps on his body and the batter turns back and prepares for the next pitch.
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In street clothes, he executes a series of tasks, eventually creating an intricate design on the floor with chalk and tape.
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He executes a seated guitarist, dances with school children, murders an entire choir, and finds himself caught up in riotous chaos.
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Yes, she's involved in what happened to his family, but is she on par with the gangsters he so casually executes?
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She becomes their maid and cook, and politely executes their simple Norwegian fare (this was decades before foraging became a thing).
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By the end of the fictional sequel, the Shadow Man murders the fictional Codama and the state executes the fictional author.
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The day was sprinkled throughout with comments about how if Goldman executes, it will mean billions more in top-line growth.
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Sure, if Trump executes on his promises for deregulation, infrastructure and tax reform, your companies will enjoy a quick sugar high.
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When Katsas pressed Stetson, she conceded that the federal government need not follow every detail of how a state executes inmates.
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Each location executes a complicated choreography in which hundreds of people migrate around a room to aggregate in their candidate's corner.
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He later found a job at a subcontractor that executes orders for one of the Indian exporters that helped create Utthan.
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Each night, he takes a virgin bride; the following day, he executes her, before she has a chance to cheat on him.
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It's both beholden to its creators obvious unabashed influences and totally unhinged in the incredibly over-the-top way it executes them.
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TRNO's longer-dated maturities should decline as a percentage of total debt as the company executes its value-add acquisition growth strategy.
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And Iran, which frequently executes people for drug crimes, actually has one of the highest rates of opioid addiction in the world.
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I didn't have time to futz about with the feature on the HomePod, but I imagine it executes in a similar fashion.
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Maggie defies that model when she executes Gregory for the assassination attempt, but she chooses to imprison, rather than kill, the assassin.
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IEX charges 9 cents per side for orders that are hidden from public view and executes visible, or "lit" orders, for free.
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Wonder Woman's Ludendorff is a proto-Nazi, a cold-blooded officer who personally executes his own soldiers as an example to others.
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The process is supported by angular momentum provided by the robot's upper body as Atlas executes some of the more difficult steps.
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The practice is barbaric, and the United States should simply not be in the small club of countries that executes its citizens.
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But robust demand from the United States could remain a big ask if Trump executes the restrictive policies he has talked about.
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Trump's mood, people inside the White House say, has grown dark as his longtime fixer Michael Cohen executes a very public breakup.
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China today remains a Communist Party dictatorship that persecutes religious believers and executes more people than any other country in the world.
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And The Woman in the Window executes the formula it's set out for itself with as much panache as any mad scientist.
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So instead of creating tasks for engineers or product managers, our software actually handles the work for you, and executes for you.
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As she executes complex vogue choreography, her voice not missing a beat, their onscreen images' individual sadness turns to a collective joy.
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One really cheap way to do this is just to add some small amount to xCoordinate every time the draw loop executes.
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Iran Executes Alleged US Spy Iran has executed Shahram Amiri, a scientist who allegedly gave the US intelligence about Iran's nuclear program.
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Strategic Importance Attribute Assessed as Stronger: GZMG remains the sole metro operator of Guangzhou Municipality, and executes the latter's metro transportation policy.
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Iran remains one of very few countries that still executes offenders under the age of 18 at the time of their arrest.
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Still, U.C.L.A. executes some of the most difficult and artistic gymnastics in the N.C.A.A. Kondos Field, 59, was never a competitive gymnast.
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Who does it the best and who executes on creative tools, on the next-generation features, like who does it the best?
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What it shows is that when the Kim regime doesn't want to detain someone, it simply executes them — and does so regularly.
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However, even if a young startup executes flawlessly on all the tactics of an incumbent company, it won't work out as well. Why?
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Moving forward, Cramer thinks the stock could have more upside under Trump, even if the Federal Reserve executes multiple rate hikes in 2017.
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If you're someone who organizes, executes, or fuels abuse and hate crimes online, then let us be blunt: You are not our people.
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Once it arrives, it executes a landing not unlike the current Falcon 9 first stage at another landing/launch pad, where passengers disembark.
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Algos (short for algorithms) refers to computerized trading, where a computer executes trades in fractions of a second if certain conditions are met.
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We are initiating at Overweight with a $75 PT. " Citi said if JetBlue management executes, that it could be the "stock to own.
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Upward ratings momentum for CFG will emerge over time as the company successfully executes on its strategic initiatives and improves its operating performance.
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He draws up alongside the tank, leaps from his horse, executes a perfect landing, beats some Germans up, and saves the day (eventually).
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Communicating with CNBC headquarters, she plans segments, books floor traders, and executes production requests working closely with CNBC technical operations at the NYSE.
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Several of those data dumps will come as the spacecraft executes another crucial chore: dancing around Venus to inch closer to the sun.
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In the episode that follows the coffee cup debacle — "The Bells" — Daenerys executes Varys for treason by having her dragon set him alight.
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With a president who vocally defends white nationalists and executes policies that match their worldview, more of its adherents have sought public office.
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She told The Oregonian that the simple threat of execution could be effective in murder cases, even though the state rarely executes inmates.
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Playing the youngest family member, Ms. Boateng also winds up with the heaviest acting duties, and she executes them with unblinking, confrontational clarity.
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But it throws in an early twist, as the troop leader, Rip (Walton Goggins), executes a captured American Taliban conspirator in cold blood.
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A miniature masked man executes paparazzi, a basket of heads next to his chopping block, the whole scene perched upon a computer keyboard.
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He gets more insulting in the boardroom — "You hang out with losers and you become a loser"— and executes double and quadruple firings.
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The real problem, in the pilot, at least, is how dutifully the show executes its Saturday-matinee exploits (despite some impressive stunt work).
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In terms of style, United By Blue executes the classic flannel look well with attractive plaids, checks, and striped designs to choose from.
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Amazon enables this by allowing you to create groups of Echoes, which is exactly how Google executes the same function with Google Home.
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Although Alan Arbesfeld is best known for constructing midweek and Sunday puzzles, he executes the above concepts well for a textbook Monday solve.
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In another dance sequence, Sandra Lamouche, a performer of the Bigstone Cree Nation, executes a hoop dance in an abandoned American Legion hall.
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But what elevates To All the Boys I've Loved Before is how carefully and thoughtfully it executes Lara Jean and Peter's inevitable romance.
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Legendary cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki executes long tracking shot after long tracking shot, showing how danger can come out of nowhere in this uncertain future.
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IEX now executes just over 2 percent of U.S. stock trading, and building out a listings business is the next stage of its development.
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This is the computer system that powers, coordinates and fuses signals from all of the vehicle's sensors, executes the software and controls the vehicle.
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Chaim: Right, right, and The Five Lannister Soldiers That Grey Worm Executes On Daenerys' Orders And Definitely Not Because He's Still Angry About Missandei.
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Despite possessing a power play that executes among the best in the Western Conference, the Predators rank next to last in overall goal production.
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As in the other two books, the crew comes up with a plan and executes it, but things go sideways in some unexpected ways.
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ISIS executes more Christians in Libya, video shows Often, it is the local Christian community that pays the highest price for covert missionary interventionism.
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The upper echelons of society are filled with Game of Thrones-style intrigue that doesn't feel cliché because the show executes it so well.
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With Mr. Leung, he worked out his ideas for La Chine, which he executes in the kitchen with David Garcelon, the hotel's culinary director.
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So what happens when a user downloads an arbitrary executable off the internet, executes it, it lays dormant for 30 days, then phones home?
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Digital stabilization executes precise movements to shift the image in response to the aircraft's position and keep the image stable from the user's perspective.
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After the turn, the sentinel executes a sharp "shoulder-arms" movement to place the weapon on the shoulder closest to visitors watching the ceremony.
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He pivots, blade twirling behind his back as he executes a 360-degree spin that I'm pretty sure I've seen Ewan McGregor pull off.
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Biolife Solutions Inc: * BIOLIFE SOLUTIONS EXECUTES ADDITIONAL LONG-TERM SUPPLY AGREEMENT WITH LEADING T CELL THERAPY CUSTOMER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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As the director of assessment services at Rhino Security Labs, Monsegur executes phishing attacks to find companies' security flaws and help them address vulnerabilities.
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But "Melancholy Mood," which was the B-side of Sinatra's debut single with Harry James and his Orchestra in 206, executes the gesture convincingly.
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While Cyber Command executes attacks, the National Security Agency seems more interested in tracking virtually everyone connected to the Internet, according to the documents.
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In the Delaware proceeding, the disclosure that Mr. Redstone executes the proxy for the National Amusements shares also meant that a trial was likely.
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There is also a growing awareness that it is perhaps impossible to create a justice system that both executes criminals and avoids killing innocents.
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She executes her game plan, thwarts almost any attempt that might take her off her feet, and is thoroughly worth watching the whole time.
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Another downside: Exchanging trading commissions for research binds an investor to a firm regardless of how well or poorly it executes an investor's trades.
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This passage, in which she executes the same step (enveloppé, or grand battement raccourci) again and again, demonstrates her poise, her fluency, her amplitude.
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"At some point the city has to rethink how it executes the criminal justice reform policies they send press releases about," Mr. Lancman said.
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The group organizes and executes countless grassroots missions across the world, from protesting fossil fuel developments to helping local communities build renewable energy resources.
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We can analyze how he's twice as accurate when he executes a statuesque two-footed landing versus his off-balance one-legged post-jumper stance.
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She executes this vision through the use of textiles such as flags, garments, and banners as they innately reference social issues including labor and class.
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And in this case the probability that Smartsheet executes well for several more quarters, if not years, is high enough to warrant a bullish outlook.
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Still, the U13 executes the idea of a traditional smartphone about as well as anyone can ask, provided you are asking for a traditional smartphone.
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Tattelecom financial profile is broadly in line with TN, however TN has a weaker liquidity position and limited visibility as it executes its turnaround strategy.
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There's an Indian sport called mallakhamb (loosely translated: "pole gymnastics"), for instance, wherein the performer executes feats of strength and endurance using a wooden pole.
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Knowing opponents plan to attack him relentlessly in the pick-and-roll, he shuffles his feet and executes whatever coverage Ty Lue has deemed appropriate.
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Harvey himself emerges from the dark of his room, whips his trousers off, and executes a perfect dive into the azure blue of the pool.
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Bill: In the scene where Elliot is running the Volatility Foundation Volatility Framework, there's a running process that executes a command from http://192.168.68.228/index.
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A logic bomb has a set of instructions secreted inside the computer code that – when the conditions or timing is right – executes a preprogrammed routine.
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The report documented 238,210 executions globally in 21990, not counting China, which executes more people than all other countries combined, but provides little reliable information.
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Only law enforcement officials, prosecutors, and members of the media can have phones, paper, pens or pencils handy when Alabama executes one of its prisoners.
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While the challenges facing their company are real, PayPal's history clearly shows that a determined company that executes well can overcome even these big odds.
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The heart of the shell program, like Bash, is a simple loop that executes again and again, waiting for you the user to type something.
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The sentence by a court in Baiyin, a small city in Gansu Province, was not unexpected in China, which executes more prisoners than any other.
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A man — actually a drawing of a man — in a striped costume executes quick, rhythmic steps while holding what looks like a Hula Hoop overhead.
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It buys investors' orders from retail brokerage firms that don't have their own trading operations and executes the transactions against stocks it holds in inventory.
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It boils down to having a well thought out business model and a team that is disciplined in the way it executes on that plan.
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An adversarial power that executes a gambit on the world stage that does not elicit a response from the United States hasn't miscalculated at all.
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Williams said he executes more than two cryptocurrency trades a day, and uses an online service called CoinTracking to record those transactions for tax purposes.
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In September 2018, Trump was cooing over the special relationship he'd developed with the North Korean dictator, who imprisons and executes his perceived political enemies.
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But he executes Matt LaFleur's scheme — which isn't very different from Minnesota's — selectively, too often reverting to playground tendencies despite a basic throw coming open.
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Company profit margins have narrowed in recent quarters as it executes Zuckerberg's initial plan to combat misbehavior: spending aggressively on people and technology to bolster monitoring.
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Portfolio Market and Tenant Concentration: Fitch expects the portfolio's asset and tenant granularity to improve as TRNO executes on its value-add acquisition-led growth strategy.
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To build an investing or robo-advising application, developers must work with a clearing broker that executes trades and holds shares on behalf of an individual.
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The Chicago exchange, which is known as CHX, is a niche player in the U.S. equities market and executes about 0.5 percent of U.S. stock transactions.
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Citadel Execution Services, the firm's wholesale market-making unit, executes 35 percent of all trades by retail investors in U.S.-listed stocks, according to the firm.
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To keep the password a secret, you could also "hash" it with a program that executes a function resulting in garbled text representing the original information.
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So instead of just letting you open the attachment, this tool executes the attachment in a sandbox environment to check if there are any security issues.
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Too swept up by the powerful strains of "Bad Blood," our protagonist gets distracted from his gains and executes a Laurel and Hardy-style comedy fall.
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"The administration appreciates the committee's continued focus and attention as it executes its oversight responsibilities of our nation's military space capabilities and forces," the statement said.
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In a segment on Chinese national TV, this guy dressed like a Kung Fu master executes a string of tricks on a rainbow Slinky spring toy.
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Make the first line of the file the following, which will tell the environment that executes it that the script needs to be run using Bash.
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"The president said (at) his party's meeting that he will lift the suspension of the independence declaration if the government executes Article 2.123," the source said.
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Interweaving footage from them with clips from older interviews and her own conversations, Ms. Israel executes a biographical sketch that is informative without seeming unduly invasive.
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The Biden campaign has said it will closely follow guidance from federal and local health officials about the events it holds and how it executes them.
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India merely selects and finances the project and provides technical oversight; the local community takes ownership of the project and executes the work on the ground.
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"You really hope that he sticks to the script, executes the trip as planned and avoids distractions, because the whole world is watching," Mr. Hadley said.
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For her part, van Herpen is obsessed with materials and process, devoting herself to laborious handwork for her couture, the majority of which she executes herself.
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Instead of passing out and letting Miami reset its offense as the shot clock nears zero, he executes a nifty pick-and-roll with Hassan Whiteside.
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The cases involve convicted murderers Duane Buck and Bobby Moore, who are challenging their sentences in a state that executes more death row inmates than any other.
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Book Library Hotel, starting at $200 per nightMany great boutique hotels come with a theme and the four-star Library Hotel in Midtown executes theirs exceptionally well.
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Jay Leno gets a crash course in how to executes a PIT (Precision Immobilization Technique) developed by the police to disable cars without having to ram it.
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It's the first time the EEC, which executes business decisions for the Eurasian Union, has approved Apple's devices, so it's unclear what devices those model numbers indicate.
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Although one side conceptualizes the work and the other side executes it, both the humans and larvae in this situation are effectively artistic collaborators of equal stature.
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China guards as a state secret the number of people it executes annually, but campaigners against the death penalty say it is used more extensively than elsewhere.
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Ethereum distinguishes itself from other cryptocurrencies with so-called smart contracts—code that automatically executes transactions once specific conditions are met, eliminating the need for expensive middlemen.
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First reported by Bleeping Computer, the phishing campaign doesn't contain any especially novel elements, but it executes the basics well enough that it's easy to be fooled.
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The short film beautifully executes on the style of long-lost pulp movies and thick paperback novels from the 1980s, like Willow or Terry Brooks' Shannara Chronicles.
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Inside the computerized room where the group executes an air strike, McDonell surveys the protagonists, putting a human face on a general and his subordinates (and contractors).
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"I think there's a femininity that is attached to the way one carries herself or the way one executes on her duties," the former Republican pollster said.
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That put-down is unconvincing: an organization that can bring "Sustain" into the world is more valuable than one that executes yet another hyper-polished Beethoven Seventh.
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"Let's watch what happens when the weapons make the decisions," the CEO says, as the bot executes a number of people on the massive screen behind him.
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"In contrast to Russia, China often executes its strategy in a more deliberate and subtle manner that tends to generate less media and public attention," he said.
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Kristen, the narrator and sole character of Crystal Skillman's new play "Open," at the Tank, executes magic tricks because she is the one who needs to believe.
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But even if Sanders executes a successful last-minute reboot of his African-American outreach, it may be too late to make up his deficit in delegates.
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However, drug stocks with these characteristics can outperform for extended periods as management executes, and there is opportunity for upside as forecasts are below AZN guidance/ambitions.
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Stephenson said this week that Stankey was "in a pretty good position" to take over as CEO if he executes well in his current role running WarnerMedia.
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He speaks and executes tricks with a zippy grace that suggests he knew what card, or number, or book page you just picked, about a week ago.
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For example, the popular "3-4 model" executes durable four-thread overlock stitches for clothing as well as less-durable (but still decent) three-thread overlock stitches.
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There is a sense that Li first executes her two-dimensional pictures as three-dimensional objects, pulling the erotic embraces of Auguste Rodin's sculptures into the mix.
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A new report from the Seoul-based Transitional Justice Working Group (TJWG), which includes interviews from 610 escapees, unearths fresh details on how North Korea executes its citizens.
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Share Repurchases Fitch's ratings for Host have some tolerance for share repurchases, provided the company executes its program within its stated financial policies, primarily sustaining leverage below 7503x.
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Nonetheless, Siemens said it continued to anticipate that orders would exceed revenue for a book-to-bill ratio above 1, meaning it gets more orders than it executes.
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If Apple executes with "minimal speed bumps" and aggressively acquires content, Ives believes the Cupertino, California-based company can reach 100 million subscribers in three to five years.
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A "market order" executes as quickly as possible at the market price, and a "limit order" sets the maximum/minimum price you are willing to buy or sell.
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In the song "Bianca," Mr. Bleu executes amazing calisthenic feats (at one point he tap dances upside-down beneath a stair landing), but the big picture gets lost.
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The two-year graph of the rate change looks like the path of a plane that, after a sprint along a runway, executes a near-vertical take off.
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Maguire gets his head on a free kick and crosses to Raheem Sterling, who executes a diving kick back to Maguire, who heads it over toward Sterling again.
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How Israel executes a vote under the shadow of the coronavirus could offer lessons to other countries, including the United States, which holds a presidential poll in November.
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He executes resistance fighters and a kindly doctor who dared to help them, despite the doctor being the only hope in saving Vidal's ailing wife and unborn son.
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But their creation identifies and executes trades entirely on its own, drawing on multiple forms of AI, including one inspired by genetic evolution and another based on probabilistic logic.
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Not that she would, of course — many opportunities are off-brand (athletic labels) or off-message (laxative teas), which means Whittington turns down more business opportunities than she executes.
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MORE: ISIS executes dozens in Libya The wider the divide, the more difficult to bridge it Police officials complain to us about the sheer cost of feeding these men.
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The Resolver executes calls to one or all of these services within a single network call minimizing CPU cycles and bandwidth needs and returns the response to the client.
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During a full backflip maneuver, Stickman swings from a ceiling-mounted wire 19.6 feet (six meters) above ground, tucks into a ball at peak height, and executes the stunt.
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If FITB successfully executes on its current strategic investments, and produces improved earnings - in line with the bank's internal ROA target, the Outlook could be revised back to Stable.
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It may also help people forget about the diesel scandal from a year ago as the company executes on a larger overall strategic shift from diesel towards electric vehicles.
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The conceit could become a shtick in the hands of a lazier artist, but Wegman executes it with his signature humor and an impeccable handling of composition and color.
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But if Congress deprives the president of the resources necessary to deport everyone, then the president faithfully executes the laws by executing the ones he can afford to execute.
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By establishing a practice of full autonomy, wherein Gutierrez conceptualizes and executes every detail on both sides of the camera, the artist has taken complete control of her narrative.
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Turning the regular season into a slaughterhouse is all well and good with a team that out-executes, out-works, and out-smarts its opponent on a regular basis.
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The identification and monitoring of aircraft entering a US or Canadian ADIZ demonstrates how NORAD executes its aerospace warning and aerospace control missions for the United States and Canada.
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If the company executes on its plan, ads in Messenger can be one of the company's biggest growth drivers over the next few years, after its video ad products.
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In any case, "The Ardennes," directed by Robin Pront, takes an effective (if not terribly original) pulp premise and executes it with a decent measure of soul and skill.
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Likewise, with Leonardo, he executes very well on certain things, but he keeps his inventions and his paintings with him rather than deliver them to patrons all the time.
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A debugger allows programmers to manually step through their code line by line as it executes, providing a means to observe side effects and state changes as they happen.
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One way to understand why America still executes people is to look at the Fifth Amendment, which provides that nobody will "be deprived of life...without due process of law".
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CBS also uses its heavyweight "The Big Bang Theory" to launch the comedy "Superior Donuts," which doesn't live up to that adjective, while NBC's "Powerless" weakly executes an interesting concept.
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Trump has certainly legitimized a man who presides over a horrific regime that maintains concentration camps, crushes individual freedoms, exists in a cult of personality and sometimes executes his opponents.
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For a game that prides itself on unlocking players' "wizarding potential," Wizards Unite executes a gameplay feel more akin to clearing out your inbox than taking down the Dark Lord.
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The owner and chef, Jed Gidaly, does the heavy lifting here: He mans the phone, trolls farmers' markets, executes his farm-to-fork menu, engages guests and even crumbs tables.
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As a live bid-ask marketplace, StockX allows buyers to place bids, sellers to place asks, and automatically executes a trade when a seller's ask price meets a buyer's bid.
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"The [Clinton] campaign pays the DNC, DNC pays Democracy Partners, Democracy Partners pays the Foval Group, The Foval Group goes and executes the s**t," Foval tells the undercover reporter.
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"The Trump administration should make a credible determination of responsibility before MbS executes the men who apparently carried out his orders," he added, using the initials for the crown prince.
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The Spanx difference, however, benefits from a design philosophy that has both comfort and style in mind, and executes through features like shaping waistbands and the absence of center seams.
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Kim Jong-un, a ruthless dictator who starves his people and executes opponents for his amusement, may soon have the capability to attack the United States with a nuclear weapon.
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President Donald Trump considers drug traffickers to be as bad as serial killers and would "love to have a law" that executes dealers in the U.S., unnamed sources told Axios.
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Rachel Lerch, lifestyle director at One West End said, she fields and executes a constant stream of requests ranging from orchestrating scavenger hunts to scheduling tea parties at The Plaza.
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This fall, the Canadian Opera Company in Toronto gave a botched face-lift to "Turandot," a Puccini opera about a barbaric Chinese princess in "ancient Peking" who executes her suitors.
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But Centeno said the minority government will be responsible as it executes this year's budget to ensure it reaches its goals after Brussels forced Lisbon to cut the deficit further.
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Ms. Azrieli, cupping her hands behind her head, executes a headstand, with her legs separated in a V. Ms. Smith squats while brushing the backs of her hands on the floor.
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If SIH successfully executes the build-up of its logistics business, conservatively, we believe its EBITDA contribution can increase to around HKD600 million in 2019, from around HKD430 million in 2016.
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The pair belted out the lyrics of the popular Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes duet before attempting to recreate the scene where Baby runs to Johnny and executes the lift move.
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The venture capital world is investing more capital into software-as-a-service companies (SaaS), despite cutting the number of deals it executes within the startup category, according to Crunchbase data.
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If the company, whose collaborative balance means performers rarely step on others' lines, has a star, it's Mr. Waltien, who makes the boldest comic choices and executes them with irresistible gusto.
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"It seems our suspect has found a lucrative way to make a living and has been clever in a way she executes, in the way she stole," Frakes told KENS 5.
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The company is now in 200 cities, and has increased its market share by 80 percent year-over year and executes over 1 million rides every two days, according to Zimmer.
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During the summer of 2016, Long launched an app called Bernie, available for about $2 a month, that executes a more advanced version of his hack for Tinder or Happn users.
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The closing cross brings together the buy and sell interest in specific Nasdaq, NYSE and NYSE MKT stocks and executes all shares for each stock at a single price, Nasdaq said.
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But the same government that executes hundreds of drug dealers every year — and cracks down periodically on alcohol, which is also illegal — seems curiously oblivious to the growing popularity of marijuana.
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Complexity aside, Angela executes the attack on the FBI, in a thrilling, heist-like sequence that's basically one long tracking shot reminiscent of the cunning cinematography of Mr. Robot's first season.
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"If [Byrne] executes properly on blockchain I think the stock's worth somewhere between $200 and $400," said Marc Cohodes, a noted short seller and independent investor who turned positive on Overstock.
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That opposition is most often directed at its use in the United States, which is one of the few remaining countries with a large Catholic population that still regularly executes prisoners.
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I won't say too much more, except to note that what Mr. Cogitore pulls off is less a plot twist than a genre switch, a feat he executes with impressive dexterity.
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Trading paint for blood, magic, and molten gold, pop culture artist Hannes Sommer executes six seasons' worth of Game of Thrones' heroes and villains with a mixture of illustration and performance.
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The area around the supermarket is closed off, as Coulibaly executes two of the hostages and threatens to kill more if the police launches a raid against the Kouachi brothers' hideout.
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Melissa is the queen of the Melissa & Doug enterprise, coming up with the ideas for her toy kingdom as the company's creative director, while her team of 30 executes on them.
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Cases involving state secrets or national security are often treated more harshly than other criminal cases, with the death penalty handed down in serious instances, although China only rarely executes foreigners.
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Other attorneys general across the country will also have important roles to play if Mr. Trump executes a pardon strategy, or succeeds in eviscerating the federal investigations through firings or otherwise.
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But Louisiana executes only a small minority of death row inmates — fewer than 12 percent over the last 30 years, Nicholas J. Trenticosta, one of the lawyers for the plaintiffs, said.
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"While I'm sad to lose an important member of our team, Victoria will be a big asset to Secretary Brouillette as he executes the president's energy security policy priorities," O'Brien said.
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Not long after The Vietnam War exonerates the American government as acting in "good faith" when meddling in Vietnam, it executes a sequence which, coming from the PBS Standard, is mildly surprising.
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The report said the deal could be announced before Xerox executes its previously announced split into two separate companies, and would also end Donnelly's plan to split into three publicly traded companies.
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"Turkey sets and executes its trade policy in line with the World Trade Organization rules and expects all other member countries to comply with the rules as diligently," a ministry statement read.
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Citadel runs a type of private trading platform known as an internalizer, by which it executes stock orders sent by retail and institutional brokers against stocks that Citadel has in its inventory.
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Like Viv, your web browser "assists" you in the purchasing of products, in that it executes the code that actually places your order after you've left-clicked your mouse or pushed Return.
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These strengths are reflected in Medvedeva's component score, which is separate from the technical score and focuses more on choreography and artistry than how a skater executes jumps and other program elements.
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Indonesia executes convicted drug traffickers by firing squad and faced international criticism in 2015 when it executed several foreign nationals including two Australians who were leaders of the Bali Nine trafficking ring.
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The China factory and the Model Y are keys to long-term successHow Tesla executes on two big projects will play a major role in determining how sustainable future profits could be.
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Ski/Flickr "An ingenious communications program composed by PC Associate Editor Andrew Fluegelman that is elegantly written, executes without quirk or mishap, and is free for the asking," columnist Larry Magid wrote.
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The head of the NY Fed oversees supervision of the big money center New York banks and executes the market trades needed for the Fed to hit its benchmark funds-rate target.
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Related: Canada Won't Let Its Citizens Sit on Death Row Abroad The Amnesty report also notes that Iran is one of the only countries in the world that still executes juvenile offenders.
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The Amnesty report is the latest addition to a debate among experts and advocates about how much to trust China's claims that it has sharply cut the number of prisoners it executes.
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For the last 212 months the vaulted neo-Gothic nave has served as Ms. Mehretu's temporary studio as she executes the most physically demanding, politically charged and collaborative work of her career.
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She transformed the space into a light-filled, by-appointment-only atelier for her team, which executes all her work by hand on site, as well as a meeting space for clients.
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Choi, who attended an arts high school in Houston, executes several meta-narrational somersaults to demonstrate the damage done to young people seduced into a life that barely distinguishes reality from fiction.
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But Wilson also said the Air Force, which executes "about 90 percent" of U.S. military operations related to space, does not "have to wait" to be the strongest force in outer space.
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With feverish grace, she executes the Grotwoski method that informed the avant-garde "Little Theater" movement, which included the Critical Point troupe and blossomed around the time that martial law was lifted.
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A lot of the fun for us in watching Survivor or The Amazing Race is to see it as a game and to admire whenever a player executes an especially crafty maneuver.
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As a military man, you recognize the chief of staff role as one that anticipates, facilitates, and executes, without interfering with the chain of command or usurping the authority of those in it.
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The latest appointment comes as Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian executes his plan to aggressively expand its sales team as the company tries to catch up to leading cloud competitors Amazon and Microsoft.
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The attacks are based on how Intel chips perform speculative execution, a feature where, in an attempt to optimize performance, the chip predicts and executes tasks before it's even asked to do so.
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The meeting, which bears the less-than-catchy acronym of UNGASS, has been a clash of ideologies, as hard-line prohibition states like Indonesia, which still executes drug dealers, meet countries like Canada.
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As Offred navigates the new social order in the Republic of Gilead, which pits women against women and executes any dissidents, she desperately fights to hold on to the woman she was before.
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I've always found Garcia's style to be pretty basic, but it also seems that he executes the fundamentals very, very well since he has continued to win with every step up in competition.
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"The Trump administration should make a credible determination of responsibility before (bin Salman) executes the men who apparently carried out his orders," said the retiring Tennessee Republican, who has been outspoken against Trump.
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Maybe it's how heroic he looks when he executes his signature takedown move against an opponent, or perhaps it's his dedication to working with hundreds of children through the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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Sure, there might be a team that executes at a strategy at a higher level, or an individual athlete who excels in a way that forces opponents to adjust in pretty big ways.
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Anyway, after this brief exchange, the harlequin takes its place in line, which to do it executes a maneuver on a massive scale, revolves all the way around, a wide 360-degree turn.
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She also plans and executes major modifications to the fabric-production and color-fixing processes, and experiments with the villagers on new dyeing ingredients, such as yam root, green tea and tree bark.
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In the excellent book "The Inner Game of Tennis," W. Timothy Gallwey theorizes that every tennis player has dual personalities — there is the self who executes the shots and the self who watches.
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As for the stock, the CEO said NXP is also starting a 15 percent share buyback program, which could boost earnings significantly if the chipmaker executes quickly, according to a J.P. Morgan report.
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He's the founder and creative artist of Dank & Co., a Texas-based customization shop for footwear, where he executes his own design takes on popular shoe models for customers who want something different.
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Source: ISIS executes hundreds of Mosul area residents CCTV footage obtained by CNN shows Ahmed engaged in a brief gun battle before he is shot in the foot and forced to crawl to safety.
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Based on the 1982 Stephen King novella, the drama — which starred Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman — follows the friendship between two imprisoned men at Shawshank State Penitentiary (one who plans and executes an escape).
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Cowen, which has never operated a trading venue, said it would continue to operate a part of Millennium that executes pre-matched orders and reports the trades on behalf of exchanges and broker-dealers.
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This is how that document describes the boot process for an iPhone: When an iOS device is turned on, its application processor immediately executes code from read-only memory known as the Boot ROM.
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On June 27, the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) held a program on reforming the Federal Reserve where numerous reform proposals were discussed, including the manner in which the Fed formulates and executes monetary policy.
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"We believe if the company executes well and ramps their category expansion, they should be able to at least double that [active client] figure to 4 [million] over the next 3 years," Mahaney added.
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The new venture brings together for the first time the "buy-side", or funds who invest in shares, the "sell-side" banks who channel share orders, and a trading platform which executes those orders.
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A "smart contract" is an agreement that is linked into the code of a platform, so it automatically executes when the terms have been met, virtually eliminating counterparty risks and the need for middlemen.
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As the staid professional tours continue mostly to embrace tradition, expecting funereal silence and statue-like stillness from spectators while a player executes a shot, the Long Drive World Series embraces quite the opposite.
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But that pledge — unusual for banks in Europe, which have struggled since the global financial crisis — is only possible if the bank executes its broader restructuring plan, which will also include 500 branch closures.
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I mean a real witch hunt, where people testify to crimes invisible to others and bordering on the preposterous, before a court that prefers imaginary deeds to actual evidence and that aggressively executes innocents.
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What makes Atlanta special is the way it adds texture and flavor to a core you already know, and the reason the show is so compulsively watchable is that it perfectly executes that core.
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" Finally, toward the end of the song, she executes the flip in realtime: "You just might be a black Bill Gates in the making/I just might be a black Bill Gates in the making.
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Against a Golden State defense that executes on a string more often than not, however, the Cavs need to conjure buckets out of thin air—and few players are better at doing so than Irving.
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Image: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute, Processed by Kevin M. GillAs the Cassini spacecraft executes its final daredevil maneuvers, scientists on both sides of the Atlantic are already thinking about the next mission to Saturn.
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"For almost two decades, Key to the Cure has been one of the most iconic and valuable programs that Saks executes each year," Marc J. Metrick, President of Saks Fifth Avenue, shared in a release.
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The southeast Asian nation executes convicted drug traffickers by firing squad and faced international criticism in 2015 when it executed several foreign nationals, including two Australians who were leaders of the Bali Nine trafficking ring.
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Defending the move, Adel al-Jubeir, the Saudi minister of foreign affairs, said in a CNBC interview on Tuesday that Iran executes "hundreds of people" annually, actively supports terrorists and sows conflict throughout the Mideast.
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Two years ago, The Guardian asked whether it's worth even following up an album that so specifically and perfectly executes such a feeling, and the question is valid, surpassing any trollishness that might accompany it.
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But Sully, with a seemingly superhuman reserve of calm and concentration, deftly guides the plane over the Hudson River and executes a perfect water landing that all 155 souls on board will walk away from.
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"While I'm sad to lose an important member of our team," Mr. O'Brien said in a statement, "Victoria will be a big asset to Secretary Brouillette as he executes the president's energy security policy priorities."
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As Beijing executes a more aggressive global social media strategy, the United States should coordinate closely with similarly minded countries and social media companies to backstop the integrity, transparency, and competitiveness of their own platforms.
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The Juki MO654DE Portable Thread Serger Sewing Machine executes various stitches, including two-thread overcast, two- and three-thread rolled hem, three-thread overlock, three-thread narrow overlock, three-thread flatlock, and four-thread overlock.
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Missouri executes prisoners by lethal injection, the most common execution method in the U.S. But Bucklew was born with a rare medical condition that covers his head, neck, and throat in untreatable blood-filled tumors.
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The new venture brings together for the first time the "buy-side", or funds who invest in shares, the "sell-side" banks who channel share orders, and a trading platform which executes those orders, Plato said.
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"But the initial functionality looks relatively basic compared to those offered by Match's services, so the impact Facebook has on the dating space will be down to how well it executes in this area," Cordwell said.
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Later on in the episode, Daryl executes an unarmed man Rick promised not to hurt in exchange for information, only further cementing the feeling that these scenes are blunt character-building exercises for our main character.
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As we see more applications like IoT, games and video that use a substantial amount of bandwidth, this service should help developers reduce performance issues and give them more granular control over where their code executes.
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The move also follows trials initiated by the Air Force to determine if the F-35 or A-10 better executes the close air support role, which suggest that the A-10 came out on top.
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The company has created robots as varied as the 3.4-metre tall Landwalker, the smaller Kid's Walker Cyclops and the MechBoxer boxing machine - but the mighty Mononofu towers over them all and executes more complex movements.
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High Medium-Term Leverage Fitch expects that Mondelez will likely operate with gross leverage (total debt-to-EBITDA) of around 3.4x to 3.5x through 2016 as it executes share repurchases, and incurs peak cash restructuring charges.
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Despite valiant efforts by a few, Punjab remains the same today as three years ago—at the thin mercy of a strong mafia state that executes wide smuggling compasses, and continues to prey on the young.
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He still lacks the feel of a top notch rim protector and the Pistons give up too many easy baskets because he's either not in the right spot, executes poorly, or gets confused for no reason.
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Before he executes the professors, the protagonist of Mr. Lind's novel expounds on his theory to their faces: "Classical Marxists, where they obtained power, expropriated the bourgeoisie and gave their property to the state," he says.
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The spaceflight's company stock surged 20193% Monday after Morgan Stanley released a report predicting Virgin Galactic's (SPCE) shares could rise as high as $60 over the coming years if the company successfully executes its business goals.
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Hours later after a three course lunch is devoured, he executes another impeccable rendition, this time in front of a live studio audience—that same sports top zipped to the chin, cap firmly back to front.
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Amanda Marzullo, executive director of Texas Defender Service, a legal organization whose lawyers have been representing death row inmate Juan Castillo, says the additional time is needed to ensure Texas executes a man who was properly convicted.
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From The Washington Post:Internal military emails reveal that to follow up, Mattis personally called a major general at Fort Detrick — the home of the U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command, which oversees and executes medical research.
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Given that companies must announce their repurchase plans, the restrictions make it easier to detect stock buyback activity, said Ted Morgan, chief executive officer of brokerage Abel Noser, which executes share buybacks on behalf of corporate clients.
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In particular, CBC's rating could be downgraded if its asset quality and provisioning continues to deteriorate or if it executes poorly on its growth strategy, including on the remaining portions of its integration of Planters Development Bank.
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Goldman Sachs will shift jobs away from London while bulking up its European presence by "hundreds of people" as it executes on Brexit contingency plans, the chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs International told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Or when we mash on our groggy remotes, or janky console controllers, or cracked smartphone screens and nothing happens ... and then after an eternal lag, it executes all of our inputs in a flurry of catastrophic compliance.
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But for someone who excels at spectacle, and who conducts and executes grand-scale group activity with military precision, Beyoncé made the striking decision to spend large parts of this show alone, unvarnished under the night sky.
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But there may end up being one major exception: John Lasseter, the chief creative officer of Pixar and Walt Disney Animation and principal creative adviser for Walt Disney Imagineering, which conceives and executes Disney's theme park attractions.
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The emotional components of this highlight comes from the ease and the flair with which James executes, and its contrast with Steve Blake's exhausted attempt to follow the cut and Drummond's complete failure to protect the rim.
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"This is a team that executes very well," Noah said afterward in praise of the Celtics, who, with an 18-13 record, are now a game and a half ahead of the Knicks in the Atlantic Division.
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"They opened these holes and threatened us not to close them," one resident told Reuters by telephone, asking not to be identified by name or location because Islamic State executes anyone caught communicating with the outside world.
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But there may end up being one major exception: John Lasseter, the chief creative officer of Pixar and Walt Disney Animation and principal creative adviser for Walt Disney Imagineering, which conceives and executes Disney's theme park attractions.
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Two decades before Trump became a presidential front-runner, Starship Troopers mocked Trump's America—one that brings back torture, executes Muslim prisoner by shooting them with pig's blood-soaked bullets, and murders the families of its enemies.
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Throughout the film, Greaves is rarely seen in public without a barely contained, crooked smirk as he discusses or executes the work of TST, and sporadic laughter peppers Blackmore's discussion of the process leading up to a performance.
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The GraphQL Proxy passes this request to the Resolver which maps and executes the request payload against pre-configured AWS data services like an Amazon DynamaoDB table, an AWS Lambda function, or a search capability using Amazon Elasticsearch.
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This lane change is just one of a variety of impressive maneuvers TuSimple's self-driving truck executes during a 40-minute demo ride I took with the company's CTO, Xiaodi Hou, on a sunny Friday morning last month.
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As for the future of QIPP, the state oil company said it would take six to eight months from whenever NBET executes an agreement to purchase power from the plant before a final investment decision could be taken.
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Green takes a pair of big dribbles into the paint, executes a tremendously slow spin move, extends for the layup, then slides on the floor as he watches his shot hit the bottom-left side of the rim.
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In both, the dancer executes a series of turning pas de chats (jumps with the feet tucked under) followed by cabrioles (in which the two legs tap together in the air) to the front and to the back.
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When she started her business in 1992, she did everything herself, but now, 25 years on, she still works "as if I do it myself," paying obsessive attention to every element as she refines and executes a piece.
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Ms. Bingol's design "executes on every single point that we wanted it to," Ms. Moses said, noting that even the under-counter refrigerator in the guesthouse kitchenette has proved invaluable: "It's fully stocked with kombucha and iced coffee."
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But "The Beautiful" successfully executes several Y.A. romance tropes: the love triangle, the heroine who's devastatingly beautiful yet also clever and ahead of her time, and finally, the this-is-a-series-opener-not-a-standalone book surprise.
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BOOST FOR CHINA, NOT U.S. The Fund's cautious outlook assumes that there are no additional flare-ups in U.S.-China trade tensions, and that Britain executes an orderly exit from the European Union at the end of January.
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Richter's mid-'60s paintings, and the similar canvases that Kurt executes at the climax of the film, are haunting, challenging attempts to plot the intersection of personal and historical experience, a zone composed almost entirely of gray areas.
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READ MORE: Eating the Uncanny Valley: Inside the Virtual Reality World of Food Ambrosus uses Ethereum, a decentralized blockchain-based platform run by a Swiss non-profit; when a blockchain transaction is validated, a "smart contract" automatically executes.
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When a company executes a "tax inversion", registering in Ireland to benefit from its low 12.5% corporate tax rate, it and its intellectual property are now added to the country's capital stock, and the returns are included in GDP.
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The state of Alabama cares so much about life that it executes more prisoners per capita than any other state; it had an execution scheduled for the day after Governor Kay Ivey signed the state's abortion ban into law.
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That's in part the result of a very delicate sleight of hand Ms. Herzog executes in shaping the story, which at first seems to turn on a movie-of-the-week premise about a very sick child named Alex.
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Mr. Pietrus even works with a graphic artist who uses facial mapping technology to create a 3-D-printed bust of the client, which Agasi Ogannisian, the artisan who executes the designs, relies upon to create an exact fit.
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She (Maria Paranova) finds time to wave at her audience, but, in her own Trockish way, she takes acting — her idea of acting — very seriously: She executes industrial quantities of swannishness, and gorges herself on the swan's death throes.
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That number will probably go down as the season goes on, though—especially since Philly's backup five, Amir Johnson, executes the same scheme—and Philly's defense remains scary when Embiid locks in as the dominant, active, mobile anchor he can be.
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But because elements now have base values and can each account for a certain number of points, flaws in the way a skater executes them — and any resulting point deductions for mistakes — are now tabulated on an element-by-element basis.
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Although some other countries in the region are also known for harsh drug policies—Indonesia, for example, routinely executes low-level drug sellers and suspected mules—the level of violence and complete disregard for due process in the Philippines is unreal.
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Chicago-based Citadel Securities, which executes about 37 percent of all U.S.-listed retail volume, has made a slew of high-profile hirings in the past year, including former top U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission officials Stephen Luparello and Gregg Berman.
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The group's resilience to external factors should be further enhanced in 2017-2018 as Miratorg executes its efficiency improvements in its pork division, increases its output of poultry, semi-finished food and packaged meat, and reaches self-sufficiency in grain.
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"Spotify is evidence of the evolution to new modes of liquidity," said Barrett Cohn, co-founder and managing director of Scenic Advisement, a San Francisco-based investment bank that executes private stock sales for tech companies, their employees and investors.
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It has always seemed perfect that the huntress Hippolyta executes fouetté turns — "fouetté" means "whipped," and the step sums up the hunt's drive and thrill — but the power of Mr. Litton's conducting made the fouettés seem more musically judicious than ever.
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"Herstory": No matter how effectively the Clinton campaign executes, in the end they are selling a candidate who is distrusted and disliked by most voters, and whose signature public issues are also unpopular from Obamacare to the rise of ISIS.
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Some ETFs are managed for you, meaning a portfolio manager keeps an eye on how the pot stocks are doing and executes an investment strategy for fees that are much lower than what you would pay with a typical mutual fund.
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But what we do demand is horizontal accountability, where if an entire nation elects, supports and executes the orders of a murderous government like that of the Nazis — especially when they do so enthusiastically — then they must own the crime.
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You're sitting in the cockpit of a C-130 as the woman pilot from the Minnesota Air National Guard does a complex corkscrew — aptly known as a "puker landing" — into Baghdad, while her all-male crew carefully executes her orders.
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But Miike choreographs and executes the proceedings with such deftness and enthusiasm that the movie feels like a standard revisited by a particularly inventive jazz pianist: the changes are familiar, but the variations set them in an exciting new environment.
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With quick energetic shifts that tickle the space to show containment and expansion, Ms. Mearns executes a series of turns, some with loping runs as transitions, that highlight the clear, decisive way in which she uses her elongation to devour space.
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The arrangement, which has been in place for at least three years but is largely unknown outside the close-knit dealer community, allows Pimco to block the transmission of the so-called covers for trades it executes on the platform.
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"We continue to like the setup as Plug Power executes on the LT targets given in September with a ramp in material handling and enters the on-road market with initial StreetScooter deployments," Cowen analyst Jeffrey Osborne said on Jan. 30.
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"Even with the rise in the stock, we see upside as Herbalife executes a tender offer and refinances its debt, to both reinvest in the business and repurchase shares in 2019," analyst Beth Kite wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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Here's what Wall Street expected, according to Refinitiv consensus estimates: Ford CEO Jim Hackett during a call with investors on Tuesday described the company as being "at a crossroads" as it executes an $11 billion global restructuring plan through the early-2500s.
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Our Next Trip to Saturn Will Be to Search for Alien LifeAs the Cassini spacecraft executes its final daredevil maneuvers, scientists on both sides of the…Read more Read"Many [NASA] New Frontiers proposals now are about exploring these plumes," Stryk told Gizmodo.
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The idea behind the research, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, isn't to build a two-handed robot from scratch, but simply to create a system that understands and executes the same type of manipulations that we humans do without thinking about them.
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As a red cursor moves from left to right across the alphabet (plus some functions like deleting a letter or word, and selecting words based on the letters she has already spelled), she executes a brain click when the desired letter is highlighted.
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The game's focus on the single player experience shows in how well it executes on those elements, as described above, and it's to Guerrilla Games' credit that they have kept the four on creating the best possible single-player game they could.
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But if the government executes on May's version of Brexit — which intends to end freedom of movement for EU citizens — it will require UK businesses to interface with the Home Office if they wish to recruit almost any skilled individual from overseas.
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The difference, say longtime Russia experts, is how aggressively Moscow executes the orders the Russian president announced on Sunday in response to economic sanctions passed by Congress for Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election and military interventions in Ukraine and Syria.
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The latter executes via the "long drop" method, where the body is measured to be dropped from a height that will break the neck but is not so forceful as to decapitate the person, or insufficient so the person struggles and suffocates.
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" To achieve the intricate formal qualities of her works, Judge executes a painstaking, repetitive process done entirely by hand, another characteristic generally pertaining to an older artistic generation: "I achieve the symmetrical quality of my work in the drawing stage of my process.
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Earlier this week I argued that GOP supporters of the AHCA should imagine the Trump administration implementing it as law, in all of its complexity, and ask themselves if they want to be held to account if and when he executes it incompetently.
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According to Bloomberg, Samsung's goal with the Galaxy Home Mini is less to mimic the conversational assistant aspects that have become such a key part of products like Siri and Alexa, and to focus on creating an assistant that executes voice commands well.
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This triggers an elaborate hacking process that leaves few traces because it leverages existing programs or downloads legitimate tools like NodeJS, an app that executes Javascript outside of a web browser, and WinDivert, an app used to capture and divert network packets.
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Ms. Feng, 234, whose limited jewelry-making education has included study at London College of Fashion and the Gemological Institute of America in Shanghai, recalled her fears during some initial meetings at the Paris atelier that now executes many of her designs.
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One theoretical application of the attack technique suggested by BleepingComputer would be preventing an afflicted ATM from "collecting forensic evidence while fileless malware executes in the ATM's RAM and dispenses cash to attackers," but there's probably lots of ways one could use this maliciously.
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Instead, Noel has only started six games, while Dirk Nowitzki has started five games at center, and Dallas' offense executes most of its action inside a jar of molasses, with a league-high 83.7 percent of their possessions taking place in the half-court.
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And as a philosophy major, when you read about this idea of a smart contract, you know, this kind of code that self-executes to ... If you have some kind of contract and if it will execute something like payment or whatever it may be.
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It's a platform really, one that executes specially designed apps like "Color Bingo" and "Hide and Go Seek," not unlike the iPad, which de Toldi considers Leka's chief competition aside from a handful of pricier tools created specifically with this target audience in mind.
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Case in point: after a solo vocal number, one of the performers (a perfunctory "observer" who stands in for the audience and later executes a single ballet move) jumps up from a spotlighted seat in the auditorium, clapping and cheering wildly for his co-star.
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Prince pointed out that typically programmers can tweak performance on the front end where users access the application or in a central database on the back end, but they haven't been able to control where the code executes on the Cloudflare network until now.
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North Korea also warned Saturday that its military is ready to attack Seoul's presidential palace unless South Korean President Park Geun-hye apologizes for "treason" and publicly executes officials responsible for what Pyongyang says are plans to attack its leadership, The Associated Press reported.
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Gasol executes a show to disrupt a potential drive, and Wade, it seems, will be passing to Channing Frye, who, I suspect, will be catching the ball driving one of two steps into the mostly empty lane, and dunking the ball using his prodigious height.
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Musk referred to a research note from Baird analyst Ben Kallo published Wednesday morning, which said the media landscape may have become saturated with "increasingly immaterial" negative reports about Tesla, and that the shares could climb if and when Tesla executes on its goals.
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Clearpool executes more than 2 percent of U.S. stock trades on an average day, but comes nowhere near hitting the higher-volume exchange tiers, which allow the biggest brokers to reap rebates nearly 60 percent higher than those that qualify for base rates, Wald said.
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Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, said he expected Mr. Pompeo to try to avoid being pinned down, especially on matters on which he may disagree with Mr. Trump, by saying that the director of the C.I.A. does not set policy but only executes it.
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It's more than a little odd for Trump to joke with a dictator about his nuclear and missile arsenal — and even more bizarre that Trump has grown so friendly with a brutal leader who deliberately starves his people and executes his family members at will.
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ThirdLove, however, uses big data analytics to essentially aggregate the long tail, turning a single person's quest into one from many people, and aggregating images of all the busts to help build the design of the bras, which it executes by tapping into more precise manufacturing techniques.
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Bangladesh executes Islamist leader for war crimes An initial investigation determined the killing does not fit the pattern of a series of religious and politically-motivated hacking deaths in Bangladesh, which have typically been carried out in public with a quick claim of responsibility by extremist groups.
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If Samsung executes today's launch correctly and delivers tens of millions of Note handsets with reliable batteries and no aberrant behaviors, it will complete the journey of recovering trust in its brand, and it will put a line under the Note 7 as an unfortunate exception.
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Our Next Trip to Saturn Will Be to Search for Alien LifeAs the Cassini spacecraft executes its final daredevil maneuvers, scientists on both sides of the…Read more Read"The astrobiology community has recognized amino acids as uniquely interesting targets in the search for life," Willis said.
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ISIS executes some who flee The warning to residents came hours after ISIS started telling wounded fighters in Mosul that they could go to the group's power base in Syria as Iraqi forces and others prepared to retake the city, a source inside Mosul told CNN.
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By facing the public entirely via his movies—and through the web-sticky videos that accompany them—Weird Tom has instead become Crazy-in-a-Good-Way Tom: The guy who plays egg roulette with Fallon, executes HALO jumps over Paris, and always gets the last laugh.
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The firm, which was founded in 2001 by Dimitry Balyasny, is now turning its attention to hiring a new team of traders who will focus on pure "machine-driven" investing, rather than Andreassen's discretionary strategy which involves plugging trade ideas into a computer which it then executes.
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Justice Department investigators seem interested in what Citadel's high-speed traders do with a stock order between the instant Citadel receives that order from a retail brokerage and the moment it ultimately executes the trade on behalf of a client, according to people familiar with the probe.
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Read more: Iran's top diplomat says his country executes gay people because of 'moral principles'Trump has "no appetite for conflict," Rothkopf said, so the "only win for him is to somehow do a 'better' deal than Obama's," adding that it's "unlikely" he'd be successful in this regard.
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" At one point, he executes a gentle friend of his named Chris, who got swept up in one of Barry's bloody skirmishes and was planning to confess to the cops; the episode then cuts to the acting class performing articulation exercises—"Many men making much money.
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The story of a girl who accepts a babysitting gig in a creepy house out of town — only to find out that there is no baby — House of the Devil executes a simple scenario with incredible skill, building tension upon tension until all hell breaks loose.
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We not only continue to see near-term momentum as management executes towards this transition, we believe CMG is poised to sustain outsized SSS and EPS growth in the mediumto long-term in an industry where a dearth of growth is likely to command an increasing premium.
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The challenge for Comcast will be whether the holistic user experience it creates is ultimately more attractive than a fragmented collection of subscription services — and that will both depend on how frustrated streaming viewers are by the status quo and how well Comcast executes on its vision.
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Paul Gillis, an accounting expert who teaches at Peking University in Beijing, says a lot will also be determined by the way China executes and enforces the rules, since there is tremendous variation in the way laws are enacted and enforced in the country and to whom they apply.
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It's unclear what will happen if Bitcoin Classic executes a successful hard fork In the first few days since the release of the Bitcoin Classic beta software, it's become the second most popular version, overtaking an earlier fork, Bitcoin XT, the variant pushed by Hearn before he gave up.
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On Wednesday, Musk had referred to a research note from Baird analyst Ben Kallo published that morning, which said that the media landscape may have become saturated with "increasingly immaterial" negative reports about Tesla, and that the shares could climb if and when Tesla executes on its goals.
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Instead, it takes the essence of what Cameron's movie was always able to do — transporting audiences to a fantastic new world — and executes the same magic trick in the physical realm, creating a new chapter in the mythology while also giving visitors the chance to emotionally invest in the location itself.
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Like the other Spectre variants, this one has to do with "speculative execution," a core component of modern computing architecture that predicts what might be required of it in the immediate future and executes on it, either keeping the results if the prediction is right or discarding them if not.
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While limiting access to the President's phone calls is designed to stop leaks and tamp down on dissent internally, the official said, it results in "a smaller circle of loyalists in all policymaking discussions" which could have a serious impact on how the administration executes its foreign policy, according to experts.
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ISIS executes almost 50 people in Libya CNN joined the Misrata militia along the isolated and dusty road between their stronghold port city and the ISIS bastion of Sirte on a day in which two ISIS suicide attacks, launched using armored cars, pushed the Misratans back at least 29 kilometers (18 miles).
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READ: ISIS executes more Christians in Libya, video shows Psychological 'priming' Kruglanski, distinguished professor of psychology at the University of Maryland, says the frequent, high-profile reports of ISIS beheadings could possibly psychologically prime people to be more inclined to emulate them, or threaten to, during moments of conflict or extreme stress.
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Now, after six years of tedious work, the Vijay Kumar Lab researchers have developed a small quadrotor that's equipped with a single camera, a computer, and an IMU (intertial measurement unit) which allows it to know where it is in space, and then perform trajectory calculations as its executes a planned path.
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Lytro has been around for 11 years; raised more than $3603 million from Silicon Valley's top investors, including Andreessen Horowitz, Greylock Partners and NEA; and yet, this VR music video represents the startup's public-facing square one as it executes on a pivot it's been building up for the last two years.
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ISIS fighter executes own mother in Syria for 'apostasy,' rights group says Much of the fighting has concentrated on the suburb of al Bghiliyyeh to the north of the city, an area held by army units and allied militia even after ISIS took control of most of Deir Ezzor a year ago.
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It is a huge irony that, as the White House executes what may be a brilliant foreign policy strategy that cuts to the heart of Russia's strategy against the United States and Western Hemisphere, the Democratic leaders in Congress, and many in the media, continue to brand Trump as an agent of Russia.
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In an opinion column in The New York Times on Tuesday, Jonathan Macey of Yale Law School and David Swensen, Yale's chief investment officer, offer their analysis of IEX, which was profiled in Michael Lewis' book "Flash Boys," based on data that measures how how well it executes customer orders compared with competitors.
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And the way he executes his many strategies, on and off the court, is a lesson for strivers anywhere: Rather than leaving things as an abstract objective, like a New Year&aposs resolution, translate the change you want to make into a ritual, or a simple action you can take day to day.
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Two years after the band's last LP, Mare Cognitum's calling cards remain, twinkling out of the void—the cinematic feel, the understated vocal rasps, the lush melodies, the nimble riffs—and its creator revels in progressivism, flaunting a disregard for genre constraints even as Buczarski executes the traditional tremolo and chromatic scales with studied grace.
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After all, the country also recruited Nazis to help its space program (a very real thing that happened), and Hunters suggests that decisions like that laid the foundation for America's current political climate and present-day rise of anti-Semitism and neo-Nazism (your mileage may vary on how well it executes that vision).
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Once the ball is in the air, the brain needs time to process the ball's trajectory and prepare an appropriate course of action, but by the time the body actually executes the required movements in response to these mental processes, the racket will do no more than slice the air, as the ball will have already passed by.
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Campaigners and analysts have warned, however, that the nation's dire human rights record — it executes more people per capita than any other country in the world — and its militarized industrial sector lacking in labor rights should not be ignored as the world scrambles to get a piece of the new desirable market in the Middle East.
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"Journalists with Project Veritas Action Fund ('PVA') have uncovered a criminal conspiracy, where, in the words of Scott Foval, 'The way that works is: The [Hillary for America] campaign pays DNC, DNC pays Democracy Partners, Democracy Partners, Democracy Partners pays The Foval Group, The Foval Group goes and executes ... on the ground," says the complaint, filed Tuesday.
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Human rights groups say the North Korean government is one of the most repressive regimes in the world, a totalitarian state that runs huge labor camps for political prisoners and executes anyone who crosses Kim Jong Un. But that doesn't mean the US plans to bring this up at the North Korea summit, if it happens.
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Your chosen character smashes through windows, knocks down and executes goons at point-blank range, lets off pipe bombs and sets up gun turrets to tear through gang members, plasters up posters, steals cheese, burns ganja, retrieves bonsai trees, and unleashes purring-but-deadly kitten bombs about the place, all in the name of... politics, actually.
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A visit to Van Noten's offices, now headquartered in a 60,000-square-foot, six-floor waterfront warehouse, recalls in many ways a visit to his gardens: Here is Van Noten's other world, or a continuation of it, the place where he executes those ideas, those images, those strange colors he imagines while strolling among Ringenhof's hollyhocks and smoke trees.
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"I feel like there's a lot of that in Silicon Valley, where people know that one of their employees has harassed people, but because that person is good at their job, executes well, writes good code, makes good deals, brings in a lot of money in some shape or form, everything they do is pushed aside," Baker said.
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London will continue to be a leading global financial centre, but its current position as the hub for capital flows and information on European finance will weaken no matter how Britain executes its economically foolish split from the EU. Organisations that want to adapt could base more people in Paris to better glean insights into mergers and acquisitions and capital markets transactions.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for BDN include: --BDN operates with financial policies that are appropriate for the 'BBB-' rating level through the cycle, including sustaining leverage in the mid-6x range; --Moderately positive portfolio operating fundamentals through the forecast period; --BDN successfully executes and stabilizes its developments under construction; --Unsecured maturities are refinanced with unsecured debt capital.
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In "Snow Beach," both the sport and its rich subculture are captured in a vast array of images: One rider cuts through powder in Japan at night while clutching a can of Budweiser; another recklessly dangles from the bottom of the chairlift; another executes a perfect grab over a snow grooming machine below, his neon hat caught by the sun.
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