And when that happens our words and actions take on a life of their own — they come from us but extend beyond us, extend beyond even themselves.
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Amazon's plans for Whole Foods extend beyond more affordable groceries.
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Clearly, Ford's plan to free the hosts extend beyond Westworld.
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At some point, its reach may extend beyond your control.
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The process would then extend beyond the General Assembly's Jan.
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MUMBAI, Jan 31 (Reuters) - India will not extend beyond Feb.
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The aggressive tactics by Mueller's team extend beyond Capitol Hill.
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Your shipping benefits are key, and they extend beyond Amazon.com.
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The consequences of this norm extend beyond pay disparity, though.
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The targets do extend beyond organizations associated with the election.
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I want that feeling to extend beyond the club's doors.
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These issues extend beyond the physical layout of the mall.
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But the company's recent troubles extend beyond its balance sheet.
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But the implications of Durant's injury extend beyond the playoffs.
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The political perils for Mr. Harris extend beyond North Carolina.
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The risks of biased facial analysis technology extend beyond hiring.
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These improvements extend beyond simply aiding in memorization, she added.
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And, of course, their fans extend beyond the Tasman Sea.
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The payoff, however, would extend beyond the new technology hubs.
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E.P.A. create for Mr. Trump's agenda extend beyond the wall.
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And relations between the U.S. and Iraq extend beyond military ties.
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Efforts to save pedestrians from their phones extend beyond America's shores.
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But your hyper-vigilant download habits should extend beyond your smartphone.
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But the issues extend beyond the loss 32-bit app support.
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Yet the broader company's pricing problems extend beyond its initial prices.
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Kevin Mazur/Getty Eric Decker's talents extend beyond the football field.
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These experiences extend beyond science itself to science journalism, as well.
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Adam Nimoy's interests in the film extend beyond his father, however.
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It's a question whose implications extend beyond the realm of aesthetics.
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Abigail's strengths extend beyond the grill to other preparations, as well.
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The problems of running a business in Congo extend beyond insecurity.
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Hungary takes on unhealthy foods Hungary's taxes extend beyond sugary drinks.
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Don't allow your right knee to extend beyond your tow line.
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This study showed job creation will extend beyond the STEM fields.
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More than anything, Uber's problems extend beyond the just one company.
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Applications for the film extend beyond getting rid of wrinkles, though.
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By 2016, boson samplers had yet to extend beyond 6 photons.
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But those opportunities extend beyond big business tie-ups, he explained.
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How should the reach of a museum extend beyond its walls?
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Qualms about the force's quality extend beyond their handling of demonstrators.
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Those rules extend beyond actions that technically qualify as practicing law.
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They're both glorified salespeople for nationalist ideas that extend beyond themselves.
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Celebrations of these contributions, however, must extend beyond Black History Month.
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Are you seeing interest in space extend beyond traditional oversight committees?
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The benefits, Mr. Alun-Jones said, can extend beyond the ecological.
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Moments that extend beyond online abuse can go into disturbing areas.
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And as with Arturo, that opportunity can extend beyond community college.
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Opportunities for collaboration often extend beyond the Met's footprint as well.
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For victims it's a headache, but it generally doesn't extend beyond that.
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It is possible deal talks could extend beyond the next few weeks.
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But does the privilege extend beyond close aides, out to the agencies?
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The customization options also extend beyond the way games look and sound.
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Support for the device will also extend beyond Nintendo's line of handhelds.
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The findings to be announced Thursday are expected to extend beyond Russia.
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Halal branching out The appeal of halal can extend beyond religious rules.
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However, the price cuts extend beyond Whole Foods' own brands and produce.
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Moogfest is a festival about synths, but its ambitions extend beyond music.
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Trump stressed at the press conference that negotiations would extend beyond trade.
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The price cuts planned for Wednesday, however, extend beyond Amazon prime customers.
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The demands of many corporate positions extend beyond 9 to 5 hours.
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Why it matters: Fowler's complaints extend beyond the inner politics of Uber.
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The issues facing the tech community in New York extend beyond regulations.
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His interests also extend beyond the usual subjects of war and revolutions.
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Trump's influence on people with disabilities will also extend beyond U.S. borders.
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However, Diggins-Smith's grievances seemingly extend beyond access to mental health professionals.
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Because the punishment for impeachment can extend beyond simple removal from office.
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This important research also contains insights likely to extend beyond housing policy.
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But the data errors likely extend beyond San Marino, Reuters has confirmed.
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The calls to hit pause on comment periods extend beyond environmental issues.
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As LAX-it demonstrates, though, airports' ride-hail problems extend beyond moola.
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He says the benefits extend beyond removing cash from the back room.
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But the impact of such a pill may extend beyond the poor.
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The potential risks extend beyond those who are new to the party.
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The archaic financial infrastructure has implications that extend beyond the everyday consumer.
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Prosecutors made allegations in the filing Wednesday that extend beyond Parnas himself.
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The inequities exacerbated by the microdosing trend extend beyond the tech industry.
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It was unclear, however, to what extent the campaign might extend beyond Asia.
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Sessions has not said whether the Justice Department probe will extend beyond Fields.
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And the focus needs to extend beyond the workforce and into the classroom.
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Contracts continue to be written on LIBOR, of which plenty extend beyond 2021.
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Mr Georgiou says that the bleak implications of his case extend beyond Greece.
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Meanwhile, mayors are finding that their responsibilities extend beyond policing and filling potholes.
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Of course, these are concerns that extend beyond the online dating app industry.
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The practice was later found to extend beyond policies in just one state.
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In fact, the portfolio of MasterCard innovations will soon extend beyond consumer electronics.
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And the West's resettlement efforts should extend beyond Turkey to Jordan and Lebanon.
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Cuba's top-notch spy craft has ramifications that extend beyond U.S.-Cuban relations.
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But the struggles of people with albinism extend beyond social isolation and stigma.
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Implications of Clinton and Trump policies would extend beyond the U.S. power sector.
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The long term psychological effects may extend beyond the actual attacks, as well.
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In fact, this sort of management system could extend beyond gardens and farms.
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And his responsibilities as a baseball player now extend beyond just playing baseball.
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The consequences of battling over northern Iraq's riches extend beyond the region's borders.
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The changes coronavirus has forced Biden to make extend beyond the campaign trail.
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Keloid scars, however, "extend beyond the limits of the injury," Dr. Mahto says.
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The most serious risks for them extend beyond war to potential ethnic cleansing.
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Parents say the benefits of AI gadgets extend beyond the realm of education.
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It is unclear whether Apple's partnership with Volkswagen will extend beyond the shuttle.
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The benefits of investing in alternative talent pipelines extend beyond improved retention rates.
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It wasn't clear how far those qualities could extend beyond the man himself.
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Our work must also extend beyond the four corners of the Mueller Report.
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Trump's ban directly affects Huawei's smartphone business, but the company's woes extend beyond mobile.
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Potential benefits of the program extend beyond land preservation, including cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
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The region's vulnerabilities extend beyond physical aspects, such as the adjacent rivers, Mora said.
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Twitter wants to extend beyond news and become known more for sports and entertainment.
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Pharoah's impressions extend beyond comedians – the actor also portrays President Barack Obama on SNL.
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That means the management turmoil will likely have consequences that extend beyond Uber itself.
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The policy implications of tax expenditures for higher education extend beyond the federal government.
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The partnership will extend beyond hosting with Google also providing deeper integration with GSuite.
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But my planning exists for me, and it doesn't have to extend beyond me.
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But for Achieng, the unique needs of disabled mothers extend beyond free maternity services.
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Caregiving needs extend beyond seniors, too; people with disabilities require just as much care.
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But I always advise people the Olympics extend beyond the arenas and the stadiums.
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"The economic consequences of the opioid epidemic extend beyond the labor market," Mericle said.
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Ultimately, the stain will extend beyond a campaign loss to damage his business brand.
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Should the CR extend beyond November 21, expect concerns from the Pentagon to expand.
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But the impacts on human health extend beyond just hunger and heat-related illness.
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Can antitrust extend beyond the economic marketplace and effectively protect the marketplace of ideas?
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DHS uses those databases for a host of reasons that extend beyond immigration enforcement.
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The worry now is that selling could extend beyond professionals, to the retail trader.
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The concerns extend beyond staffing and affect both high-dollar and low-dollar donors.
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Rather, themes in literature extend beyond the text and apply to real-life situations.
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Employees' frustrations with the bank extend beyond the pressure to keep hitting lofty targets.
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Her efforts to banish the gender disparity in music extend beyond her own career, too.
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But the benefits of remote work extend beyond productivity to snagging and retaining top talent.
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The implications of the suit, filed in federal court in Washington, extend beyond Mr. Kupperman.
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Obama on Thursday said concern about Trump's comments and behavior should extend beyond party lines.
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Two other software improvements extend beyond the Amp and apply to all current Sonos speakers.
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But there was very little evidence to show that these brain-games extend beyond that.
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Waters recede but troubles remain The losses will extend beyond damaged crops and livestock fatalities.
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The biggest moments in sports often extend beyond the games and dominate the news cycle.
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Indeed, the consequences of negative local coverage decisions can easily extend beyond a contractor's jurisdiction.
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The Pentagon said the support for the Libyan government could extend beyond the recent strikes.
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Talks could last a "few weeks" but were unlikely to extend beyond March, he said.
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I consider myself a social justice advocate and strongly believe these rights extend beyond humans.
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The findings are important because the scope of these robot baby programs extend beyond Australia.
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Brzeski said the drop in industrial production means that problems extend beyond the car industry.
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The damage Fox did appears likely to extend beyond the typical media hits and misses.
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The damage Fox did appears likely to extend beyond the typical media hits and misses.
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But the lava fields extend beyond Jordan's borders into countries like Syria and Saudi Arabia.
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He would also extend beyond spouses a law meant to protect victims of domestic abuse.
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The new unit's role will extend beyond war zones, said Dr. Kurin of the Smithsonian.
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Stressful school environments have repercussions that extend beyond a less-than-productive day of learning.
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And the schools' benefits extend beyond test scores to more meaningful metrics, like college graduation.
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Of course, the needs for these populations extend beyond the basic provision of medical care.
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That&aposs why it&aposs odd for the conversation to never extend beyond debt cancellation.
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But as in other outbreaks, the fallout is going to extend beyond immediate health concerns.
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The work, originally scheduled for completion last year, is now likely to extend beyond 2023.
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The connections among these stories extend beyond the city in which they're being immediately described.
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I realized the protections I had in my job didn't really extend beyond the corporate walls.
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Worse, the problems extend beyond just the widely used 4G, and into the next-generation 5G.
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They view it as "a computational shutter" that will definitely extend beyond long exposures over time.
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According to CNBC, the dismissals extend beyond California, affecting offices in Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and elsewhere.
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The 2016 nominees, who were announced today, extend beyond the U.K. to the international fashion community.
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It remains to be seen whether this is a theme that will extend beyond this postseason.
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The scrutiny could even extend beyond these companies to ones involved in research and development, too.
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The repercussions of Germany's crumbling infrastructure — and reconstruction efforts — extend beyond travel delays and traffic jams.
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But Kano says government funding should extend beyond supporting Ainu heritage, to support the Ainu people.
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And the stakes extend beyond this country of 9.7m souls, for the Hungarian example inspires others.
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That the episode did not escalate or extend beyond a day represents a modestly hopeful sign.
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Why the workplace may matter the most Obstacles to more involved fathering extend beyond health care.
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Mike then explains that he's thinking about ideas and themes that will extend beyond Uber's story.
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Perhaps, even more striking is that the influence of parental incarceration can extend beyond mental health.
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And the positions in the field also extend beyond developers, to communication, administrative and leadership roles.
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Hispanic engagement needs to extend beyond the campaign trail to address the practical barriers to voting.
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But environmental policy isn't the only area where Trump's deregulatory efforts extend beyond the Obama era.
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Things could get even more dire if closures extend beyond the two-week period, he said.
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The identity of your home is invariably intertwined with characteristics that extend beyond your front door.
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And the pain may extend beyond drugmakers to distributors and retailers involved in the opioid trade.
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"Truly global publishing with a personal touch has to extend beyond just the Anglosphere," he said.
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Should that advocacy extend beyond the doctor's office, when politics has palpable effects on patients' health?
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Monday's removal of the prosecutor general indicated that the shake-up would extend beyond the cabinet.
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Because of programmatic advertising&aposs complex payment structure, IgnitionOne&aposs creditors extend beyond its direct contracts.
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They extend beyond familiar partisan lines to include Republicans who Trump himself put in their jobs.
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Meanwhile, some experts have voiced fears that China's censorship regime may even extend beyond its borders.
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Male birth control options are scarce right now, and don't really extend beyond condoms or vasectomy.
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Conversations about accessibility to spiritual practices like astrology extend beyond tech to the real world, as well.
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This could extend beyond the typical six months if the restructuring and the necessary approvals are delayed.
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"Mobileye's work with Tesla will not extend beyond the EyeQ3," executives said on the company's earnings call.
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But we can tell that the tattoos don't extend beyond his shoulders onto his back — for now.
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The New York Times reports full revision may even extend beyond Trump's first (and hopefully only) term.
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But concerns that Tether may not be operating in good financial faith extend beyond the coin itself.
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But the threat of total profits and lack of clarity extend beyond the threat of potential trolls.
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The scouts have an array of personality types that extend beyond basic girly, sporty or tomboyish tropes.
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Cook also hinted that Apple's experiments with self-driving cars may include ambitions that extend beyond cars.
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If there is no agreement, the investigation involving the President may have to extend beyond the election.
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But the misgivings in Hollywood extend beyond one disappointing weekend, even one as important as Memorial Day.
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Travel coverage and benefitsSome American Express travel benefits extend beyond Delta and apply any time you travel.
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The incidents at UC Berkeley present best-practices that extend beyond a speech on a college campus.
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And once it's out in the wild, Monarch's disease detecting capabilities will eventually extend beyond lung cancer.
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The impact will extend beyond the Silicon Valley to Wall Street and other places around the country.
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Trump's efforts to boost Republicans in House, Senate and gubernatorial contests extend beyond stumping on the road.
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CNN reported that arrival moratoriums occur every year and are not expected to extend beyond a week.
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They stand for values, a history, and philosophies that extend beyond the two of them as individuals.
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The benefits from the collaboration extend beyond selling $22016 high-top shoes and high-end designer apparel.
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In the case of a landslide Clinton win, Republican losses are likely to extend beyond the White House.
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A spokesperson for the company says there are no plans to extend beyond the UK market for now.
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Amazon's strategy with Alexa is to allow the assistant to extend beyond just voice-controlled speakers it manufacturers.
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But people familiar with the matter said his knowledge on the topic seems to extend beyond that statement.
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In Antarctica, the ice sheets covering the continent are so large that they extend beyond the land's edge.
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We shouldn't be surprised that her pen-to-paper talents extend beyond crafting words to creating magical sketches.
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And the school's efforts extend beyond the student body; in 20153, half of all faculty hires were women.
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But for many, concerns about the hazards of going out to a job extend beyond their own safety.
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In Britain, the bars (excuse us, pubs) will be open longer, and celebrations will extend beyond this week.
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And these irrefutable benefits extend beyond our unique environment to the global realm and to infants born healthy.
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The hope is that such empowerment will extend beyond the Pentagon and the CIA to the State Department.
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TC Energy said it contained the spill and that the leak did not extend beyond the immediate area.
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The Bohai Steel case also demonstrates how China's mountains of corporate debt extend beyond just traditional bank loans.
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The benefits rarely extend beyond the two animals, while the costs can be great for those around them.
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The Sixth Amendment speedy trial right, however, does not extend beyond conviction, which terminated the presumption of innocence.
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Those who object to cruises often do so for reasons that extend beyond their lack of street cred.
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The impact will extend beyond the Arctic, adding to warming and sea level rise throughout the Northern Hemisphere.
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And perhaps it will be won by someone whose abilities extend beyond a knack for winning competitions. video
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Does it extend beyond self-preservation, and, conversely, could Wakanda have survived if it had not hidden itself?
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Many doctors feel our moral and professional duties extend beyond just prescribing medications to alleviate pain and suffering.
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The startup's investors also see opportunities for the platform that extend beyond microtransit, ride-hailing and autonomous shuttles.
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Paulsen is watching the developments closely, but he suggests there's no evidence the fallout will extend beyond this quarter.
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But she hoped, she said, that the support would extend beyond condemning the president in moments of explicit racism.
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But the problems extend beyond the "pipeline" excuse; it's not like challenges go away once women land tech jobs.
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Ultimately, former Paul staffers say, the movement and the coalition has to extend beyond individual presidential cycles to flourish.
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But their strikes often extend beyond material gains and reflect broader conflicts in the shifting landscape of public education.
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Tabs, for instance, now extend beyond the Safari Web browser into apps and maps, though the functionality is inconsistent.
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Galaxy Buds are thicker than AirPods, but don't extend beyond your ear, making them less likely to fall out.
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Concerns about the use of Bitcoin and other such currencies extend beyond the use of credit cards for borrowing.
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Sessions's influence could even extend beyond the political appointee layer of the federal government, into the civil service itself.
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Raintree add to the art's mythology, emphasizing its ability to extend beyond the pre-planned intentions of the artist.
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For the childfree, the reasons to consider childfreedom extend beyond baby hatred, questions of bodily autonomy, or suboptimal finances.
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The play's upcoming 2018 run will extend beyond São Paulo, traveling to other cities in Brazil in mid April.
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There are reasons that extend beyond his odd lineup combinations and ostensibly broken defensive philosophy that explain his exit.
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The sources added this will extend beyond just fundraising and will likely include Trump Jr. headlining events for candidates.
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Sure. But the similarities between Stewart and Blagojevich extend beyond their legal troubles and time spent, respectively, behind bars.
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When I acknowledge that to myself, I feel trapped, like I can't really extend beyond what I already do.
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The organization's support for SpaceX could extend beyond managing a trust fund for the company's ongoing spaceport project, though.
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Still, concerns about China extend beyond Cupertino, and will probably be a hot topic during corporate earnings this winter.
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For Republicans, there is also the bigger-picture concern that fallout from Collins' indictment could extend beyond his district.
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If Democrats win House control next year, their tools extend beyond impeachment considerations to combat Trump and GOP lawmakers.
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And with Mr. Obama in his final year in office, the prison is expected to extend beyond his presidency.
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She didn't want an office fling, but she wondered if the rapport between them may extend beyond Pennsylvania Avenue.
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The event also continued Kerby's use of fashion as a way to highlight issues that extend beyond the runway.
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Jurisdiction over disruptive passengers would extend beyond the country where the aircraft is registered, to include the destination country.
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Voyages that extend beyond March 5003 will be ended at the "most convenient location for guests," the company added.
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Putnam has big plans for Mirror that extend beyond fitness to other types of content including therapy and meditation.
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But many scholars, particularly those who work with antiquities, say issues with evangelicals and artifacts extend beyond the Greens.
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It's aimed at a broad general audience, and the contents extend beyond paintings to include clothing, buildings and furniture.
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He has created fermented rice ketchup, which is white rather than red, and its applications extend beyond fries and burgers.
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But the benefits of orgasm extend beyond just feeling good, and some research suggests that orgasms have powerful health benefits.
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Conversations about inclusion can easily extend beyond the lack of black nominees to Latino, Asian, Native American and LGBT actors.
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But even as Mill's case continues to attract national attention, the rapper argues that the focus must extend beyond him.
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Most of the licensing contracts HBO has extend beyond May, and official merch will be available for years beyond that.
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With GOP control of both houses at risk, the potential consequences of a Trump candidacy extend beyond this election cycle.
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"The discussions are ongoing and do not extend beyond the creation of a joint venture in the Netherlands," it said.
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Trump said a deal with China may extend beyond trade to encompass Chinese telecommunications companies Huawei Technologies and ZTE Corp.
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It's also critical that the conversation about harassment extend beyond the media and Hollywood, industries that tend to capture headlines.
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Gabe aspires to go on to play in the major leagues one day -- and his athletic dreams extend beyond baseball.
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Waivers from federal mandates ideally should extend beyond Medicaid to the rest of a given state's health care markets. 4.
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Democrats say the package, which will extend beyond campaign finance reform, is likely to include two bills on the issue.
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Republicans say that if Trump is to maximize his appeal, his outreach will have to extend beyond women and Hispanics.
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The cutbacks will extend beyond Europe, with Ford telling Reuters it has stopped production at three Russian plants as well.
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Our veterans have made tremendous sacrifices to defend our freedom, and a hero's welcome needs to extend beyond the jetway.
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The Thai government has said this year's dry season could extend beyond the usual period of April through to June.
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Working longer and claiming benefits later — trends already well underway — pay off in ways that extend beyond Social Security itself.
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Adenwala said the business impact could extend beyond tourism-related firms such as airlines due to the upcoming festive season.
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The reasons extend beyond the effectiveness of the methods that the campaigns are using to drive people to the polls.
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Far too often, compassion for black lives doesn't extend beyond the womb or to the black women carrying that womb.
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Therefore, they mentor, guide and push people to extend beyond their comfort zones to become the best versions of themselves.
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Non-disclosure agreements in government — even those that extend beyond one's time of service — are not uncommon in certain contexts.
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The problems with its preeclampsia write-up extend beyond the initial assertion that preeclampsia only occurs in pregnancy, Tsigas said.
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But they're rituals that reach back into our own pasts and extend beyond us to the people we might become.
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The program's lack of success so far has implications that extend beyond individuals at risk for developing Type 2 diabetes.
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What's notable about them is how many of them offer services that extend beyond things you can do over email.
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A postponement would require the consent of all 27 other E.U. governments and would probably not extend beyond early July.
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The challenges facing Mr. Muilenburg extend beyond returning the Max to service and the botched space capsule launch on Friday.
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That can often lead to a harsher, less refined political discourse that can devolve into arguments that extend beyond politics.
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The experiences, the relationships, the unlearning, the actions, the art that developed during this residency will extend beyond our time here.
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Customers who love the seamless experience of converged wireless and wireline services will expect that experience to extend beyond the screen.
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The borders of the leather wrapping extend beyond the metal frame, so there are no real exposed edges or sharp corners.
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Shah said the partnership with Lupo folds into the organization philosophy to extend beyond esports and into the entire gaming ecosystem.
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Remember, delivery is primarily a thing for cities and suburbs, it doesn't extend beyond certain trade areas, for all these things.
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If your remote-control ambitions extend beyond just your Apple TV, check out the Pronto Smart Universal Remote Control for iOS.
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But the challenges for Trump extend beyond his opponents, other GOP members are aggressively opposing him becoming the Republican Party's nominee.
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Oil prices were stable on Friday as investors anticipated OPEC-led supply cuts to extend beyond the middle of the year.
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The Boring Company says the Loop could extend beyond the convention hall to different hotels and casinos and onto the airport.
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Russia's efforts to push propaganda and disinformation, experts say, are nothing new and extend beyond the U.S. to nations in Europe.
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But music's benefits extend beyond school; teens busy playing music are less likely to get involved with drugs or gang violence.
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And we must extend beyond proposed strategies that place the onus on districts and the state to do this hard work.
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This is an appropriate concern of Congress, but not of a prosecutor whose mandate should not extend beyond existing criminal statutes.
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She added that pro-life causes can extend beyond the abortion debate, citing gun violence as a pro-life political issue.
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A U.S. official told NBC that Benomar's immunity status does, in fact, extend beyond his actions as a diplomat for Morocco.
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Such sentiments extend beyond the UK, Legesse Geremew Haile, deputy head of mission at the Ethiopian Embassy in Ottawa, told CNN.
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We must keep asking for more transportation infrastructure, for lines that extend beyond the scenic, central routes connecting the Olympic venues.
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But we know that visibility also takes a toll, which why it is important that visibility extend beyond celebrity or consumerism.
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A careful curated use of digital data would extend beyond government surveys and administrative records, though those data sources remain crucial.
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Most BASS tournaments are held in lakes and rivers dominated by largemouth bass — recognizable by mouths that extend beyond their eyes.
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Many of the video's frames are set within a landscape that appears to extend beyond normal constraints of space and time.
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Further, the effects of tDCS can extend beyond brain regions directly affected by the stimulation to connected brain regions and networks.
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The hope, though, is that this will extend beyond one day and will foster a revitalized LGBTQ movement from June on.
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CARNIVAL - CURRENT VOYAGES UNDERWAY, EXTEND BEYOND MARCH 17 TO BE ENDED AT MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION FOR GUESTS, FACTORING IN OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS
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Technology is only a tool in service of greater ends, and those ends presumably extend beyond creating billionaires and enriching investors.
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Photo courtesy of Flickr/ LAFD Mike Horst The technologal demands of the fire department extend beyond the drone itself, Fields said.
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But an immersive experience can extend beyond the screen into the tangible — actions experienced through the senses — and add new depth.
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But Johnson's contributions to spaceflight extend beyond such historic moments, several of which are dramatized in the 53 movie Hidden Figures.
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In fact, drawing premature conclusions about mental illness can have dangerous and harmful effects that extend beyond reinforcing historical societal prejudices.
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For what it's worth, the toxicity of being associated with the Super Bowl didn't appear to extend beyond the halftime performance.
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But those reviews currently do not extend beyond the HollyFrontier and Sinclair cases, an EPA source familiar with the process said.
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The study uses categories for "artist," defined by the NEA, and these extend beyond what might initially come to most people's minds.
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But notably, the analysis shows that the decrease in a work's value typically did not extend beyond the one-year bereavement period.
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In automotive-speak, refreshed typically means small revisions to a vehicle model that extend beyond the typical yearly updates made by manufacturers.
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In heterosexual couples, this directly incentivizes men to take paid time off for child-care, with benefits that extend beyond mere economics.
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"I don't think that's likely to happen," he told BBC Radio when asked if transition could extend beyond the end of 2020.
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Mali, Burkina Faso and Ivory Coast have all been targeted by Islamist attacks blamed on militant networks that extend beyond national borders.
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She argued that so-called Bee Parents represented a new type of parenting style that could extend beyond the Indian-American community.
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We think it does extend beyond that to the television and appliances, and the Internet of Things world makes that a reality.
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The difficulty of Supreme Court prediction may also extend beyond the identity of the new ninth justice and to its decisions themselves.
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If the parties in charge after next month's election truly wish to boost defence, their actions need to extend beyond distributing leaflets.
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Matteo Renzi, Italy's prime minister, had sought a "strategic discussion" about the EU's Russia policy that, he hoped, would extend beyond sanctions.
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The U.K.'s decision to cleave itself from an economic union with Europe may well extend beyond its newly re-defined borders.
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Lightbend CTO Jonas Bonér believes this ability to abstract away infrastructure could extend beyond functions and triggers into a broader developer experience.
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But wait: this trust in those twin giants probably needs to extend beyond your phones to your computers and your emails, too.
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In automotive speak, refreshed typically means small revisions to a vehicle model that extend beyond the typical yearly updates made by manufacturers.
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A thread on Reddit's OutOfTheLoop indicates this was approximately when To Be Continued began to extend beyond fans of the anime series.
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RELATED: FBI investigating suspected Russian hack of DNC emails But weekend revelations of the email hack extend beyond this week's Democratic gathering.
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Frankfurt's public prosecutor said after the ruling that its investigation into Kengeter, which started early this year, could extend beyond next March.
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The Russian president doesn't get an 80 percent approval rating in the United States, but surprisingly his supporters extend beyond Donald Trump.
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While Google has stated that it will not provide private data to government agencies, that policy does not extend beyond America's borders.
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But Altman believes that the benefits extend beyond YC and will strengthen its network of founders, which spans more than 1,700 startups.
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Perhaps counterintuitively, it's about acknowledging that your employees are people with lives and aspirations that extend beyond those related to shared work.
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In general, Uber has been reluctant to share internal data with regulators for reasons that extend beyond the security of customer data.
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This, he said, has led the special counsel to begin looking into old allegations that extend beyond his investigation's jurisdiction and authority.
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New research of consciousness "has the potential to extend beyond the relatively small group of people who have these conditions," said Bernat.
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When it comes to Humira, NHS England told administrators earlier this year not to sign any new contracts that extend beyond Oct.
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WARREN BUFFETT: They're certainly— that's a factor in all of it, I think it may even extend beyond millennials to some degree.
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This, he said, has led the special counsel to begin looking into old allegations that extend beyond his investigation's jurisdiction and authority.
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"This raises the possibility that reducing stress could produce benefits that extend beyond an improved sense of psychological well-being," he said.
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The feature, which will be public on Wednesday morning, is designed to help users make connections with people that extend beyond dating.
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Consequences are expected to extend beyond the next Winter Games, as the cheating that investigators confirmed stretched across seasons, sports and years.
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And how far should the net of #MeToo extend beyond the workplace to the way in which men conduct their personal lives?
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And the consequences could extend beyond Sessions — potentially landing any Trump administration officials who helped him prepare his testimony in legal trouble.
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You're effectively sentenced to an open-air digital prison, one that may not extend beyond your house, your block or your neighborhood.
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The devastating impacts of these cuts extend beyond Baltimore City: These cuts will affect 81 grantees across the country, totaling $213.6 million.
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Customization will become more "sophisticated" and special features will be added to extend beyond the selection of colors and patterns, she said.
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Mericle added the economic consequences of opioid addiction extend beyond the labor market, including sizeable costs of health care and criminal justice.
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"This is a serious crisis that will extend beyond the electoral cycle in Turkey and the Netherlands," Mr. Cagaptay said on Monday.
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SRC's similar agreement suggests the tactic of shielding patents by transferring them to a sovereign tribe will extend beyond the pharmaceutical sector.
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These portraits and interviews emphasize each individual as a whole person, with unique passions and interests that extend beyond their gender identity.
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A ruling might even affect access to small-production beers and spirits, although it's not clear whether it would extend beyond wine.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The effects of the Federal Reserve interest rate hike announced on Wednesday will extend beyond corporate America to household budgets.
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The triggers extend beyond Trump's tweets and include other data sets, including stock prices, movements in indices and currencies and even economic data.
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In the automotive world, "refreshed" typically means small revisions to a vehicle model that extend beyond the typical yearly updates made by manufacturers.
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Experts believe that May has a "huge mountain to climb " in the Parliament and that the U.K.'s troubles extend beyond its borders.
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Samsung's plans for Bixby and DeX extend beyond just the phone, which highlights another important consideration with the Galaxy S8: its halo effect.
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The appointment, which required support to extend beyond the League and Five Star Movement, was initially blocked by Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia party.
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Moscow, Tehran, and Ankara deny this and say the zones will be temporary, although they could extend beyond the initial six-month term.
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Palo Alto has used M&A as a tool to extend beyond the network with its acquisitions of CirroSecure (cloud) and Cyvera (endpoint).
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What better way than with a Pride rainbow to also show that my values for inclusivity and egalitarianism extend beyond just religious freedom?
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But the team's work marks a promising step in the process, which could some day extend beyond cartilage to other key human tissue.
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Tonight may be a testier debate for that reason, but the stakes of the Democratic primary extend beyond who becomes the eventual nominee.
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Because that's the most that a prequel should aspire to do, when it comes to narrative goals that extend beyond the prequel itself.
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But as Modern Labor and other ISAs extend beyond coding, it's easy to imagine the model becoming its own type of hamster wheel.
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Saudi Arabia and Russia said Wednesday that the cooperation between OPEC and non-OPEC producers would extend beyond March, when the deal ends.
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According to EU treaties the talks should not extend beyond March 2019, but political analysts believe technical discussion could drag the process out.
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A longtime prison-reform advocate, Pat Nolan of the American Conservative Union, said the deficiencies extend beyond teaching skills to perform particular jobs.
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A common theme among new antitrust folks is that we need to rethink predatory pricing to extend beyond simply a consumer welfare concern.
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Clinton's use of a home server, a delay that is frustrating her aides because the uncertainty may extend beyond next month's Democratic convention.
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Moscow, Tehran and Ankara deny this and say the zones will be temporary, although they could extend beyond the initial six-month term.
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Computers are already proficient at picking stocks, translating speech, and diagnosing cancer, and their reach has begun to extend beyond calculation and taxonomy.
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"Selling high-quality personalised products — products that extend beyond the trivial 'put my name on a mug' — is no easy task," he says.
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What if the attorney general position was assured of a term that would extend beyond the term of the president who appointed them?
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It's easy to imagine that Trump supporters eager to see his influence extend beyond eight years could propel Ivanka to the Oval Office.
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A World Health Organization (WHO) emergency-preparedness expert said Sunday that public health measures against the coronavirus must extend beyond large-scale lockdowns.
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"There are rising concerns that the economic impact could extend beyond the" Lunar New Year, analysts at Jefferies, wrote in a note Thursday.
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In the case of Humira, UK health authorities told administrators earlier this year not to sign any new contracts that extend beyond Oct.
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As a well-known celebrity businessman, Trump has countless reasons to protect his reputation that extend beyond the campaign, conservative legal experts say.
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Depending on if and when he does have the operation, Noah's absence could extend beyond the expected end of his suspension next season.
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Tech skills extend beyond social media; it's Microsoft Office and other software as well (think Salesforce for salespeople or WorkDay for HR people).
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The impact of such reforms would extend beyond the Rakhine crisis and help foster a much needed national climate of trust and transparency.
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That said, it's equally as important to keep human eyes on your social accounts and build relationships with customers that extend beyond software.
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Our customers benefit from these attributes, which extend beyond our Minnesota borders, allowing us to be a financial partner they know and trust.
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This technology and the record seems to have interesting things to say about the way we can extend beyond our inborn human capabilities.
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The benefits of cloth diapers extend beyond environmental action, although that is a large part of the decision, DiaperKind customer David Beasley said.
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North Korea's malicious activities extend beyond its weapons program and cyber attacks; North Korea is one of the world's foremost abusers of human rights.
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In her order, she also referenced undisclosed "charges and activities" in the government's broad, ongoing investigation that may extend beyond the former Theranos executives.
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Employees using Social Security pay must be unable to work for more than 3 consecutive days, and don't extend beyond 120 days of absence.
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If you live in the U.S., however, odds are pretty good that your knowledge of the company doesn't extend beyond the occasional passing mention.
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Importantly, it's also because the People's Liberation Army is looking for ways to extend beyond the first island chain into the broader Pacific Ocean.
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A.M.I. has denied any wrongdoing while also saying its cooperation with investigators will not extend beyond its constitutionally protected status as a news organization.
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But in order to make Bixby the ubiquitous language the company is hoping for, it's going to have to extend beyond even Samsung devices.
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But the similarities extend beyond these basics, Shashua writes (emphasis his): RSS defines a safe longitudinal and a safe lateral distance around the vehicle.
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Role-playing games can, and often do, extend beyond the 23-hour mark, but the reward isn't skill or education; I'd argue it's leisure.
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MAGA types will likely just chalk that up to liberal snowflakes being snowflakes, but the repercussions can extend beyond personal problems into economic issues.
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Philippe Langham, senior portfolio manager for the RBC Emerging Markets Fund, said concerns about governance in the emerging world extend beyond state-owned ventures.
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The Code with Google resources extend beyond just learning, however, and include potential scholarships, for instance, was well as summer programs, internships and residencies.
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The episode on the 28th is the first one from the new set to extend beyond 60 minutes, at an hour and 22 minutes.
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Rules are strict and extend beyond the stage: Members are not allowed to marry and often "retire" in their late 20s or early 30s.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez puts Mitch McConnell on notice after teenage campaign supporter appears to choke cutout of herBut Trump's problems extend beyond America's borders.
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Therefore, the RWN could extend beyond the typical six-month review horizon if technical, legal and regulatory aspects delay the conclusion of the transaction.
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Administration officials said they were assessing rates for other countries and had not made any decisions about whether the policy would extend beyond China.
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Russians in other cities, including St. Petersburg, also joined in on the demonstrations, a sign that the unrest and dissatisfaction may extend beyond Moscow.
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Young fans of the classic children's book "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" know that little rodents' desires often extend beyond the pantry.
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You continue to develop and deliver things to us as customers that extend beyond what any of your emerging competitors are able to do.
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In the case of Dougie, the rewards he receives for his bizarre behavior extend beyond praise from his boss (and, y'know, not getting poisoned).
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Abbas Kadhim, the director of Iraq Initiative at the Atlantic Council, said the lack of cooperation will extend beyond just government-to-government relations.
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But both Portman and Capito have said that their concerns extend beyond opioid money to the deep cuts the legislation would make to Medicaid.
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But both Portman and Capito said that their concerns extend beyond opioid money to the deep cuts the original legislation would make to Medicaid.
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This period would be used to negotiate a permanent future relationship with the EU. The standstill would not extend beyond the end of Dec.
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"Samsung continues to push the boundaries of the mobile experience to extend beyond the smartphone," D. J. Koh, a Samsung executive, said in a statement.
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The partnership between the two companies will also extend beyond the commercial with co-branded giveaway bags at the event and a social media campaign.
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Instead, Fitzgerald's authority was to extend beyond this to cover all matters related to the investigation – like obstruction of justice and lying to the FBI.
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The timing for additional debt for Site C will extend beyond the Budget 2017 Update fiscal plan, as the scheduled completion date is in 2024.
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The party's security efforts will ultimately extend beyond the DNC itself "to everything and anything that potentially touches us," according to Krikorian, including state parties.
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The retaliation from the president appears to have galvanized people who support the kneeling players and the protests have continued to extend beyond the NFL.
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The episode on the April 28 is the first one from the new set to extend beyond 60 minutes, at an hour and 22 minutes.
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Products and retail locations may still be static, but its content must extend beyond physical space to attract the attention of potential and returning buyers.
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He believed the market could be worth billions and extend beyond just men suffering from PE, as many men might just want to last longer.
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However, the clearest path to progress may be to leap over the wall of denial by pursuing actions whose benefits extend beyond cooling the climate.
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The implications of preventative mental health and mindfulness techniques may even extend beyond the world of athletics, and even beyond performance in the empirical sense.
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The court's decision does not extend beyond Ms. Lederman, in a sense because she had so much company in her opposition to the evaluation system.
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Trump in a tweet following that meeting also hinted at the possibility that the negotiations with China and the U.S. could extend beyond 90 days.
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"But the compromises that they must not make are the compromises that extend beyond the territorial borders of the [People's Republic of China]," Block said.
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This would extend beyond monetary policy to include banking regulation and financial-market stability, matters within the purview of the world's most influential central bank.
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And unfortunately, the differing rates of reconstruction extend beyond biology and/or individual choice and remain influenced by age, income disparity, ethnicity, and geographic variation.
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If that happens, he believes the implications could extend beyond table tennis, as a way of providing Nigerian youth something to aim and aspire to.
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Mr. Vogt said his commissions also extend beyond the concert hall to sound installations in public and industrial spaces in order to reach new listeners.
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When I met with B earlier this month in St. Petersburg, he pointed out that this sense of shared responsibility can extend beyond Chechnya's borders.
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Misgivings in the Republican conference extend beyond just a few of the most moderate and conservative members, and Mr. McConnell can lose only two Republicans.
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It followed children for a relatively short time, and it remained unclear if the benefits of academic prekindergarten would extend beyond the end of kindergarten.
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Go deeper: The misinformation age 2020 misinformation threats extend beyond Russia Human actors are changing the spread of disinformation Welcome to our new synthetic realities
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The Taliban subscribe to a nationalist agenda: they wish to overthrow the government and impose Sharia law, but their ambitions do not extend beyond Afghanistan.
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"It also appears that the benefits of favorable cardiovascular health extend beyond cardiovascular disease prevention to disorders including cancer, depression and cognitive impairment," Nasir added.
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A senior administration official told reporters Wednesday that the White House didn't expect the trial to extend beyond two weeks, characterizing Democrats' case as weak.
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Bias at work, in this regard, can extend beyond the parameters of the place of work itself, for LGBTQ women who frequently travel for business.
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The laments are loudest in and around manufacturing centers in nonmetropolitan areas, but if you look a little closer, the complaints extend beyond production workers.
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NEW YORK, March 21 (Reuters) - The effects of the expected Federal Reserve interest rate hike on Wednesday will extend beyond corporate America to household budgets.
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Their fears extend beyond the transgender policy to religious freedom laws, gay marriage and the "don't ask, don't tell" policy that was reversed by Congress.
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It not only keeps you at peace, but it forms a deeper connection with one another that will extend beyond language, beyond race or religion.
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It's capabilities do extend beyond native apps via the opt-in Bixby Labs, which, when enabled, adds support for third-party apps like Twitter and Instagram.
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But in a statement to VICE, the Atlanta-based chicken purveyor said that the restaurant was never supposed to extend beyond its initial six-month lease.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Wednesday the two sides aimed to bridge differences during talks, which could extend beyond three days this week.
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While I've been able to verify the experience primarily of Bulgarian users, this blight on Cyrillic Twitter use definitely appears to extend beyond just that community.
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But one analyst fears the retailer's woes may extend beyond this shift in strategy — meaning a recovery in its stock price could take longer than expected.
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These large dinners have introduced possibilities that extend beyond community building to access to the power that comes with employment at a leading private sector enterprise.
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This fact is even more remarkable when you consider Louverture's contemporary equals: a group so small it may not extend beyond Napoleon Bonaparte and George Washington.
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The perk could actually extend beyond the brewery worker's life to cover his or her spouse, who would inherit the case-a-week card until death.
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But more importantly, the initiative must extend beyond business and tourism and be the start of truly connecting Cubans with each other and the outside world.
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" Why it matters: "Harvesting fruit and other produce ... is the kind of job that Americans are increasingly reluctant to do ... Yet the implications extend beyond agriculture.
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Hoping to cool expectations about the December meeting, Mersch said the ECB was engaged in deep policy discussions which could "easily extend" beyond a single meeting.
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The benefits of affordable housing extend beyond the tenants of any given property, providing an economic boost to surrounding communities and creating construction and other jobs.
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German political discussion on the matter often revolves around the concept of leitkultur — or "leading culture" — common values that extend beyond mere adherence to the law.
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In addition, cybersecurity should extend beyond the office and into the home, especially if a company has remote workers or uses external vendors to do business.
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The SPD opposes a conservative plan to extend beyond March a temporary halt on the right of some accepted asylum seekers to bring in family members.
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Winning a war of words against Trump is hardly a victory; his rhetorical prowess doesn't extend beyond 140 characters, and even there he is severely challenged.
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The pair have a working partnership that seems to extend beyond the film set, but why, how, when, and where remain unanswered questions, among myriad others.
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It is virtually impossible for the media to obtain any information about the operations of the detention facility that extend beyond the military's official talking points.
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G.M. is not the only automaker for which environmental considerations extend beyond what their cars release into the air to what they put into the ground.
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It is not yet widespread in rural areas, but experts fear it could have disastrous effects in places where health services barely extend beyond the capital.
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It is not yet widespread in rural areas, but experts fear it could have disastrous effects in places where health services barely extend beyond the capital.
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A few statistics show that the questions directed at Uber about how women fare in the workplace extend beyond one company, and indeed beyond Silicon Valley.
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Foxconn, Apple's largest iPhone assembler, also anticipates that shipments to customers like Apple could be impacted if factory shutdowns extend beyond February 10, according to Reuters.
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Celebrations and tributes took place yesterday across the U.S. for Martin Luther King's Birthday, but honors for the slain civil rights hero extend beyond America's borders.
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The personnel changes at the company extend beyond the departure of Mr. Fields and ascension of Mr. Hackett, according to the officials briefed on the move.
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The official also suggested that the Senate's reconciliation rules could be changed so that tax legislation that adds to the deficit could extend beyond 10 years.
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More and more people are coming forward by the day, he said, adding that the problems may well extend beyond the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital Trust.
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Already, some health systems have made the move to the cloud, turning to the tech giants for partnerships that extend beyond migrating data to the cloud.
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Here's why: First, with Cohen's implication of Trump in a hush money scheme, the legal woes of Trump's former associates extend beyond the Robert Mueller probe.
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Professors might spend time in discussion with the careers office, or the office of community service, in order to plan projects that extend beyond the classroom.
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Strains in ties already extend beyond the F-35 to include conflicting strategy in Syria, Iran sanctions and the detention of U.S. consular staff in Turkey.
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After announcing an exchange program last month for certain phones, Apple said Tuesday that the issue may extend beyond phones manufactured in September or October of 2015.
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In "Slip/Spill" (2016), the balance of monochromatic rhomboids feels temporary, with some of the linear bands acknowledging the painting's edge while others appear to extend beyond.
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In the eyes of the Chinese government, these responsibilities extend beyond cultural ties to a demand for loyalty, not just to China but to the Communist Party.
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Bigger picture Economists on Wall Street and in Washington have repeatedly warned that the economy's upward streak is unlikely to extend beyond the next year or two.
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The partnership will also extend beyond a simple supplier/supplied relationship, as both will work together to test new types of radar tech in autonomous system deployment.
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It might have global geopolitical implications that I don't know about that could extend beyond that, but it's a tiny place in a very big vibrant economy.
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Garfield GO's similarities to Pokémon GO extend beyond the fact that they're both augmented reality games in which you use your physical location and camera to play.
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"I don't think Egypt will be worried ... certainly Trump's inner circle will not be too impressed - but I doubt that it will extend beyond that," he said.
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In the final piece, which rests on the floor instead of on the wall, colored threads extend beyond the sewing ring, allowing the image to remain undefined.
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Delays that can even extend beyond 24 hours at the EU-Turkish land border show that a customs union in itself is no guarantee of frictionless trade.
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Their absence possibly indicates a shift of focus to missile types that extend beyond the much older Soviet-based systems what we had seen up till now.
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Antares is so comparatively enormous that, if it replaced our Sun in the solar system, its surface would extend beyond the orbit of Mars, swallowing Earth completely.
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If Mueller felt the investigation did not extend beyond Flynn, he would not have needed to impanel a new grand jury in the nation's capital, some say.
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The consequences of coral devastation extend beyond the coral itself, since the variety of life found in coral reefs is similar to that of the Amazon rainforest.
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A Trump campaign official told The Hill that the World Series ad was part of a seven-figure national buy that would extend beyond the baseball finals.
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The National Defense Resource Council released a new report that analyzes data from EPA about a lead crisis that may extend beyond the borders of Flint, Michigan.
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Current voyages that are underway and extend beyond March 17 will end at what the company determines to be the most convenient location for guests to disembark.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said bilateral trade talks with China were going well, but warned he would be "tougher" if negotiations extend beyond the 2020 presidential election.
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Strains in their ties already extend beyond the F-35 to include conflicting strategy in Syria, Iran sanctions and the detention of U.S. consular staff in Turkey.
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Costco is known for its membership perks, many of which extend beyond the four walls of the store, like cheap gas, vacation deals, and insurance policy discounts.
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But the potential effects on national security extend beyond military bases: The disruption of a variety of worldwide gatherings is erecting impediments to long-term security planning.
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Their scrutiny could also extend beyond Mr. Trump's legal troubles to include his administration's remaking of federal regulations and other policies that the party has disagreed with.
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Fears extend beyond the classroom This summer's mass shootings at an El Paso Walmart and a California food festival have sparked fears that children aren't safe anywhere.
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These peer effects also extend beyond purely partisan differences, and even idiosyncratic reasons for a justice leaning one way will lead some of their peers to follow.
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The 2020 campaign's policy may extend beyond Trump's rallies, with Ronna McDaniel, chairwoman of the Republican Party, announcing that the GOP will "no longer credential" Bloomberg representatives.
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The spatial variations suggest that the dynamo of churning currents is larger than had been thought and may extend beyond the metallic hydrogen region, Dr. Connerney said.
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Problems with voluntary safety standards extend beyond magnets, critics say, to other children's products, including infant inclined sleepers, crib bumpers and furniture at risk of toppling over.
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Yet the data is clear — electric vehicles are simply better for the planet, and the trend will extend beyond cars to include buses, trucks and even planes.
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The ban would extend beyond the Olympics to all sporting bodies that abide by WADA rules, including FIFA — which is holding the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
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Because they illustrate our collective failure to adapt to globalization, and the lessons we can draw from this example extend beyond soccer to the rest of society.
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The group get-togethers often extend beyond the three months off and function as a sort of touchstone for the benefits of the sabbatical after it's over.
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"These are regulations for the conduct of depositions that extend beyond the impeachment inquiry and were established before the impeachment inquiry began," Brookings Institute's Molly Reynolds told Vox.
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"Representative Smith's comments extend beyond nonsense into what can only be called lies," said Howard Frumkin, an environmental and occupational health sciences professor at the University of Washington.
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Of course, the challenges of having a disability extend beyond the bedroom, and one thing that's been on my mind lately is the winter and, more specifically, snow.
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In some cases, the immune response may extend beyond the digestive tract and can prompt the patient's body to attack its own bones, spleen, joints, and nervous system.
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The group is expected to extend beyond March an agreement under which its members and rival producers, including Russia, have reduced joint output by about 1.8 million bpd.
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And it is an actual job, one that involves a lot of work and responsibilities that extend beyond just choosing colors for the White House Easter Egg Roll.
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The travelers who spoke with CNN said they are troubled by the uncertainty of the situation and have expressed concern that the quarantine could extend beyond 15 days.
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On top of hoping to recreate the achievements of the French team of 1998, this year's players share another trait with their predecessors that extend beyond the pitch.
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Whatever ultimate use it makes of the evidence, their project confirms that art continues to extend beyond easy categories, and can potentially change history, not just reflect it.
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Thai Airways banned passengers with waists larger than 56 inches from flying in business class in 2018 because the seatbelts in business class could not extend beyond that.
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The strains on ties between Washington and Ankara already extend beyond the F-35 to include strategy in Syria, Iran sanctions and the detention of U.S. consular staff.
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The movement also started to extend beyond Emilia-Romagna, with "sardine" rallies called for the Tuscan city of Florence, the Lombardy capital Milan and the Sicilian capital Palermo.
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Comey came under heavy pressure from Democrats on Sunday to quickly provide details of the emails, as Clinton allies worried the prolonged controversy could extend beyond the Nov.
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Today, the clubhouse favorites aren't hindered by the salary cap, can ostensibly present a swift path to title contention, and offer different incentive structures that extend beyond the court.
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In turn, harnessing and leveraging such technology needs to extend beyond the interests of venture capitalists, investment groups and entrepreneurs — and also be a priority on a geopolitical scale.
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As is the case with most Chinese companies, Huawei denies any involvement with its country's government and claims the reach of the PRC does not extend beyond China's borders.
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Women's rights campaigners, including Fawcett Society chief executive Sam Smethers, also aired their outrage and said the BBC's report should extend beyond its highest earners to include all staff.
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The Commission has threatened not to extend beyond this year recognition of Swiss stock exchange rules that allow cross-border trading, which could touch off tit-for-tat escalation.
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We love that Kardashian's health concerns extend beyond banishing anything with gluten in it from her kitchen (which, by the way, Kourtney, might not be the best move anyway).
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A woman named Sheree who spoke on stage elicited particularly loud cheers when she challenged attendees to think about how their advocacy would extend beyond a one day event.
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But Jacobs was a firm believer in the free market: She liked the idea that market interactions build trust and create social bonds that extend beyond their temporary utility.
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By making Kratos' son a pivotal part of the experience, Barlog is potentially setting up a future in which God of War's story can extend beyond its iconic lead.
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With the treaty stalled, the European Commission has threatened not to extend beyond mid-2019 the recognition of Swiss stock exchange rules that lets EU investors make trades there.
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That would mean the time limit on the backstop would extend beyond a three-year implementation, or transition, period for a further three years, into the future relationship phase.
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Tight city budgets were stretched thin during the 35-day partial shutdown, and some officials fear the damaging financial effects will extend beyond the reopening of the federal government.
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The trade war might extend beyond the imports listed above… The EU is planning tit-for-tat tariffs on the U.S., and may expand them beyond steel and aluminum.
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While the sexual abuse revelations in last week's grand jury report highlight some of the major flaws with existing statutes of limitations, these flaws extend beyond the present case.
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They are artists who seem to be facing their state of uneasiness directly, making it the subject of their work in ways that extend beyond the personal or anecdotal.
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My hope is that in these unprecedented times that we will find ways to make life better that will extend beyond the severe hardships that the virus will cause.
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In January, the Italian team Juventus raised eyebrows when it revealed a minimalist logo that the club said it hoped would extend beyond soccer and into a lifestyle brand.
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The group's fiercely loyal followers will likely continue buying their merchandise, but the band has ways of profiting off of their music that extend beyond its existing fan base.
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While Trump's decision to withdraw troops from Syria has sparked rare condemnations from members of his own party, there was little evidence that the fallout will extend beyond words.
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The incentive for Turner to be involved in the NLL's sponsorships is to grow the league's brand in hopes that their streaming partnership will extend beyond its current contract.
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Trump, however, stressed that the U.S. military presence would not extend beyond the defeat of ISIS, the Post reported, and has told the Pentagon to prepare for a withdrawal.
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For tax reform to ignite the economy, its benefits must extend beyond large corporations to the millions of independent, privately-run businesses that form the backbone of the economy.
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Impacts of early dryness in Brazil can extend beyond the soybean campaign, though, as any associated delays in the crop may carry through to second-crop corn, or safrinha.
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And again, without explicitly stating her own plans, Ms. Warren said the effort to stop Mr. Trump and his cohort would have to extend beyond 2018 and into 2020.
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But strains in U.S.-Turkish ties already extend beyond the F-35 to include conflicting strategy in Syria, Iran sanctions and the detention of U.S. consular staff in Turkey.
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When the Soviet Union was withdrawing troops from Germany, Russians should know -- we were told that Russians should know one thing, that NATO would never extend beyond the German borders.
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German officials, for example, will consider opening trade talks before the divorce is settled, so long as Britain accepts the principle that it has obligations that extend beyond its departure.
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What's more, as a young teacher, I feel lucky that I will have so much time to grow in my job and form relationships that will extend beyond the classroom.
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Strains in ties between Washington and Ankara already extend beyond the F-35 to include conflicting strategy in Syria, Iran sanctions and the detention of U.S. consular staff in Turkey.
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For most women, the best interventions extend beyond the doctor's office: a plan to manage stress or address stability at home, or help finding treatment for smoking or drug use.
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The possibilities extend beyond the holiday season and can be useful for coordinating with friends on things like summer vacation planning, wedding registry ideas, furnishing a new apartment and more.
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More broadly, it is important to recognize that the full costs of fossil fuel storage extend beyond the direct expense of maintaining unsold assets and impact the environment as well.
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Were his legs to extend beyond the frame, he would be standing on the real floor in the real world, with us, so we relate to him and his distress.
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Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, said agencies under former President Obama lost the understanding that religious freedoms extend beyond one's place of worship to the public square.
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California and Massachusetts are well within their rights to regulate their citizens, however, any regulations that extend beyond their borders must come, as the Chief Justice reminds us, from Congress.
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But once those interactions extend beyond the walls of the company, it becomes more difficult to access that information, particularly since some of it may be proprietary to other organizations.
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"The true scale of this crisis, and the economic damage created by this public health disaster, will extend beyond the scope of this historic bill," Dow said in a statement.
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The federation's "ongoing policies and practices of intentional gender discrimination extend beyond pay and into nearly every aspect of plaintiffs' and similarly situated WNT players' work conditions," the complaint said.
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The bounds of right and wrong now extend beyond the parameters of a political system, to what is deemed to be moral for the culture and conscientious for the nation.
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Taliban officials have told Reuters that the group has had significant contacts with Moscow since at least 2007, adding that Russian involvement did not extend beyond "moral and political support".
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GM is on a rocky road as it readies to suffer a significant revenue loss due to the shutdown of its North American plants that could extend beyond March 30.
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State Department officials who on Friday briefed reporters on the Sudan policy said their expertise did not extend beyond Africa so they could not answer questions on Iran or Cuba.
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The changes sweeping through New York's classical music scene extend beyond the New York Philharmonic and the Metropolitan Opera, both of which are rolling out new music directors this season.
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These "travel with purpose" itineraries (often in developing countries) weave community building into cross-cultural adventures to encourage empathy and promote leadership skills that hopefully will extend beyond the trip.
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The slump on Wall Street knocked out all the gains made by stocks so far this year, raising the possibility that the losses could extend beyond a one-day panic.
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A positive environment will do more than just improve the quality of life for the prisoners; its benefits will extend beyond prison walls by decreasing the United States crime rate.
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"The pipeline projects potentially lock in long-term extraction of natural gas and petroleum, and therefore have a very long legacy that will extend beyond the next administration," Mann said.
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Their strained pitching staff has few options for games that extend beyond nine innings, which left the Mets in a bind as Wednesday's game reached the bottom of the 11th.
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And while the holiday shopping season has long been the most crucial for retailers, sales now extend beyond the holidays, and so do the importance of the weeks that follow.
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The Trump administration, in thumbing its nose at institution and precedent, has proved that politics will extend beyond the water&aposs edge, dousing our foreign policy with division and corruption.
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"The pipeline projects potentially lock in long term extraction of natural gas and petroleum, and therefore have a very long legacy that will extend beyond the next administration," Mann said.
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The Nationals are the only team with three contracts worth at least $140 million that all extend beyond 2020 — including Corbin's, the only true bonanza of baseball's bewildering, endless winter.
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"The combination of screen fatigue and technology embedded in everything from cars to homes, is exposing a need for new types of interfaces that extend beyond the visual," Todorovich says.
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The pressure of the composition's outside border is in play also, as some elements seem to extend beyond the paper's edge, while others press against it, heightening the formal tension.
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Whole Foods' price cuts, which extend beyond Amazon prime members, were heavily focused on produce but were less competitive for items found in the center of the store, the analysts said.
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Job cuts extend beyond the roustabouts who work in the field and ripple through the supply chain, according to a spokesperson for the business development group Louisiana Economic Development, or LED.
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The problems in American democracy extend beyond one president and are rooted instead in the nature of the major parties in a two-party system — a particularly difficult problem to reform.
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Our current focus is on creating a seamless experience that allows agents to complete daily tasks more intelligently, which will eventually extend beyond close, to title, insurance, mortgage, escrow, and more.
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"Seeing our film span three entire walls of an auditorium, and to be able to have the film extend beyond the screen has been exciting," he enthused in a press release.
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The inalienable rights of the investor extend beyond the whims of an industry, a legal framework (although we would prefer that the regulators support this immutable standard) or a political agenda.
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This far-flung and much reviled Mumbai suburb and its people have been wholly ignored by India's popular cinema, whose scope usually doesn't extend beyond the tried-and-tested urban milieu.
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The community was designed by Christopher Alexander, an architect and theoretician whose ideas, found in books like "A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction" (Oxford University Press, 1977), extend beyond his field.
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Stevens wrote that the Second Amendment has been misinterpreted in recent decades to extend beyond its original intent to allow citizens to form militias in the face of potential government tyranny.
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Walt Disney – Disney's issues with its cable TV channels extend beyond ESPN, according to a Wall Street Journal article which highlights the drops in viewership for Disney's channel's aimed at children.
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Walt Disney's (DIS) issues with its cable TV channels extend beyond ESPN, according to a Wall Street Journal article which highlights the drops in viewership for Disney's channel's aimed at children.
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The Trump administration has made great progress in degrading ISIS and must prosecute the fight until the end, but U.S. and allied interests in Syria extend beyond the defeat of ISIS.
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The rule simply says that when consultant anti-union activities extend beyond any reasonable interpretation of the term "advice," they must report their financial arrangements with employers to the Labor Department.
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But strains in ties between Washington and Ankara already extend beyond the F-35 to include conflicting strategy in Syria, Iran sanctions and the detention of U.S. consular staff in Turkey.
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That could either be limited to changes for European users, or it could extend beyond the region, depending on Google's ability to limit the region's antitrust actions to the bloc's borders.
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Should it extend beyond Mr. Christie's tenure, the next governor, potentially Philip D. Murphy, a Democrat who is leading in the polls by more than 20 points, would make the appointment.
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But they know what they're getting with Biden, who has a relationship and familiarity with black voters, especially older black voters, that extend beyond his time as Barack Obama's No. 2.
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As The Houston Chronicle has documented, no state is spared from having at least one facility that could have toxic or flammable chemical accidents with consequences that extend beyond the site.
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British observers acknowledge there is still some support for him among the most adamant pro-Brexit forces, but they insist it does not extend beyond a narrow segment of the population.
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Each of these locations is also dense with people and background information — with the suggestion of a living world, with stories that extend beyond the cast of characters we're already following.
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In a CNBC interview this week from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Dimon said gains for Americans will extend beyond the stock market rally that has taken place since the election.
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"Although the contemnor can be incarcerated until he agrees to comply with the subpoena, imprisonment may not extend beyond the end of the current session of Congress," the Congressional Research Service said.
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But Brussels has said it could take punitive measures - including refusing to extend beyond this year recognition of Swiss bourse rules that allows cross-border stock trading - should the treaty talks fail.
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During the measurement period, the SEC expects companies to complete their accounting and that "in no circumstances should the measurement period extend beyond one year from the enactment date," of the TJCA.
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Judge Chen said in a 2017 Uber disqualification case against a different law firm that the California Court of Appeals has suggested that judges' inherent authority doesn't extend beyond their courtroom doors.
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Scientology, founded in 1954 by science-fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard, describes its practices as a religion based on the belief that humans are immortal beings whose experiences extend beyond one lifetime.
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Reddit, a site that refers to itself as the "front page of the internet," is today announcing a new deal that will see its posts and conversations extend beyond the web page.
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Once small and insignificant to the legacy incumbents, they leveraged their fundamentally re-architected security instrumentation to extend beyond "point solutions" into powerful multi-product suites faster than incumbents could catch drift.
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The nods to King lore even extend beyond the fourth wall: Sissy Spacek, the star of Carrie, holds a key role; so does Bill Skarsgård, the Pennywise of 2017's It adaptation.
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This week's announcement is just the start of a much longer process that, even if everything goes Supervisor Mar's way, could extend beyond November if the ballot measure is challenged in court.
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After making "good headway" last week in Beijing, the two sides aim to bridge differences during talks that could extend beyond three days this week, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said.
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Another product area where Razer plans to put more focus is audio, audiovisual products and services, and especially those that might see the company extend beyond gaming into adjacent areas of entertainment.
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And the harm caused by microplastics may extend beyond the particles themselves: In the lab, researchers have found that the chemicals leaching out of microplastics may be compromising oceanic oxygen-making bacteria.
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With the treaty stalled for now, the European Commission has threatened not to extend beyond mid-2019 the recognition of Swiss stock exchange rules that lets EU investors make trades in Switzerland.
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But one company is hoping that VR's effect on sex can extend beyond fantasy and into reality with immersive, educational videos that offer viewers tips and coaching to improve their sex lives.
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The researchers stress the importance of communicating to patients that the benefits of cancer treatment for advanced disease, such as chemotherapy, can extend beyond survival to quality of life and symptom control.
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In addition, the capacity for assessment and screening must extend beyond hospitals, clinics and doctors' offices to engage people in community settings such as schools, place of employment settings and religious organizations.
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Not only does this extend protections to workers who are employed in nontraditional settings, but it also recognizes that businesses' responsibilities to their employees extend beyond the four corners of the workplace.
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The euro continued to rise, trading at $1.1429 after the greenback dipped in U.S. trade as investors sensed that tightening monetary policy could soon extend beyond the U.S. to Europe and Canada.
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"Lessons in respect of the protection and resilience against possible foreign interference in IT systems that are critical for the functioning of the democratic process must extend beyond the technical," it adds.
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Oil prices held recent gains as traders expected OPEC-led production cuts to extend beyond the middle of this year and as U.S. crude inventories fell to their lowest levels since February.
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The school system extended a last-minute deal on Friday, but organizers rejected it, saying they're fighting for the future of the education system — with implications that extend beyond the district's borders.
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Strains in ties between the United States and Ankara already extend beyond the F-35 to include conflicting strategy in Syria, Iran sanctions and the detention of U.S. consular staff in Turkey.
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It is the nature of Russian covert actions (or as the Russians would call them, "active measures") to adapt over time, providing opportunities for other actions that extend beyond the original intent.
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RELATED: The inside story of how John Roberts negotiated to save Obamacare But now, new pressure on the Supreme Court to resolve the new controversy may extend beyond the 2020 presidential election.
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The proposed settlement and ongoing negotiations involving Purdue Pharma extend beyond the more than 2,000 communities that are part of the multi-district litigation, which is set to go trial in October.
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More storms appear to be rapidly intensifying The warmer oceans extend beyond just the surface, going hundreds of meters deep, allowing plenty of ocean heat content for hurricanes to use for fuel.
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The Pink Drink, Starbucks Refreshers, and Teavana tea drinks were all added to Starbucks menus in the 2010s, indicating that Starbucks has been attempting to extend beyond its standard espresso coffee beverages.
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So unless Britain plans to hold a general election or another referendum, the delay is not likely to extend beyond early July, when a newly elected European Parliament is scheduled to meet.
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Using a text that's only available digitally, he demonstrates that these relationships in fact extend beyond comics and into the numerous image-text combinations that propagate the internet and our daily lives.
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For the show, Wallace sought out artists whose works engage with digitally generated objects and augmented worlds, exploring the potential for the virtual to extend beyond what's normally seen as physically possible.
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But if you're someone whose allergy symptoms extend "beyond the nose," such as a skin rash, then you would benefit from an oral antihistamine, such as Allegra, before your run, Dr. Chang says.
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"We intend to continue to broaden the debate to demonstrate that these markups extend beyond charges into the amount commercial insurers pay for medicines in the hospital outpatient setting," a PhRMA spokesperson said.
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A prime example: Although he was featured on the first Spanish-language #1 hit on Billboard's Hot 100 in more than a decade, his knowledge of the language doesn't extend beyond food items.
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Focusing on humanitarian projects could aid Google in recruiting and soothe critics by demonstrating that its interests in machine learning extend beyond its core business and other lucrative areas, such as military work.
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Taxpayers can have up to 84 months to pay the balance owed as long as the term doesn't extend beyond the collection statute expiration date — 10 years from the date of the assessment.
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency understands that a majority of our cybersecurity infrastructure resides in the private sector and is committed to taking actions to counter threats that extend beyond government systems.
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Democratic aides and outside strategists say they believe Schiff has political ambitions that extend beyond being the top Democrat on the Intel committee, with some saying he is eyeing a House leadership role.
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Russia's recent interference in US and European elections, alleged assassination attempts in the United Kingdom, and use of energy supplies to coerce neighbors, extend beyond the threat of a potential conventional military confrontation.
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All of this turns the installation of these drawings into a nondescript virtual landscape in which figures seem to float and extend beyond their frames, invoking amorphous, phantasmagoric narrative threads and psychological suspense.
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"Lessons in respect of the protection and resilience against possible foreign interference in IT systems that are critical for the functioning of the democratic process must extend beyond the technical," the committee writes.
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As forecasted, sustained winds on the island did not extend beyond tropical force strength and our crew has returned to their living quarters after spending a few hours in our storm shelter yesterday.
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The stakes for the 2018 midterms extend beyond Trump — they'll help define the battlegrounds of political combat for the next decade because of the impact they'll have on the next round of redistricting.
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But Sanders surprised many observers in taking the Southern state by a 10-point margin on Tuesday night, suggesting for the first time that the Vermont senator's coalition could extend beyond the Northeast.
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But depending on how much extra time you need to extend beyond the proposed start date, your new employer may ask you to forfeit that bonusOvercome this challenge by asking for (more) money.
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Brown and others have also repeatedly demonstrated that the medical care that African-Americans receive is routinely inferior to that received by whites, in ways that extend beyond issues of access and affordability.
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Productivity resurged in the 1890s due to an acceleration of "technological diffusion," Perkins suggested, adding that technology can offer a route out of the slump providing the gains extend beyond the behemoth companies.
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This phenomenon may even mean they question their position as audience members to entertainers like Leonard Cohen, but only rarely does A Crack in Everything extend beyond the senses and into this deeper realm.
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By design, Bixby's abilities should, ultimately, match the smartphone's beat for-beat and, if Samsung is successful, extend beyond what we usually think of as "devices" and into a world of chatty home appliances.
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But the stakes for the 2018 midterms extend beyond Trump — they'll help define the battlegrounds of political combat for the next decade because of the impact they'll have on the next round of redistricting.
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Although that protection did not extend beyond what was said that day, in that room, it meant that for the moment Blazer could freely share without fearing it would leave him in worse shape.
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And to measure those responses the team built up a database of thousands of measurements and observations that extend beyond a simple "misery scale," but include context and other types of pain or discomfort.
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Brussels has threatened not to extend beyond June recognition of Swiss exchange regulation that allows cross-border trading, depriving the SIX Swiss Exchange of EU-based business that generates more than half its volume.
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OPEC and non-OPEC oil ministers meet in Vienna on Thursday to decide whether to extend beyond June 30 their deal to reduce output, and perhaps deepen it, in an effort to support prices.
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Hayden's plans for the library extend beyond the bookshelves -- she wants to bring the contents of the library to people who might not have direct access to the physical building in the nation's capital.
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At the dealership I was met by a pair of graying doofuses whose primary connection to the millennial generation likely did not extend beyond trying to buy the pretty ones drinks at happy hour.
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So it seems we should be ready to accept that pop can extend beyond Sam Smith and Adele – both indebted to soul – and come to include FKA twigs, Jorja Smith and Stefflon Don, too.
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That's simply not the case for many Americans, and the problems that started with their arrest extend beyond cellblocks into the hurdles they face in finding employment and a stigma that perpetuates their isolation.
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Thrip used malware to infect computers linked to the satellites in an attempt to seize control of them -- efforts that suggest the group's motivations could extend beyond spying and include "disruption," according to Symantec.
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Thrip used malware to infect computers linked to the satellites in an attempt to seize control of them — efforts that suggest the group's motivations could extend beyond spying and include "disruption," according to Symantec.
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Some 12 trillion pounds of derivatives contracts extend beyond March 2019, and at least 30 million EU and 6 million UK insurance policies, meaning there are questions about whether they would actually pay out.
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Shura's Nothing's Real, one of last year's loveliest synthpop albums, captures the mood, wistfully autumnal in its slickly shiny evocation of felt, awkward, apprehensive longings implied to extend beyond the limits of the music.
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"My hope is that these checks extend beyond this period of dire need in order to prepare us for any future crises and the continued transformation of our economy and our society," he added.
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Clubs do all they can to stress that they are more than just businesses, that their motives extend beyond mere capitalism, that they are simultaneously buoyant, profitable content creation enterprises and august social institutions.
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" The bust-up began on Sunday after Politico reported that some volunteers for the Sanders campaign had been given talking points suggesting that Warren's support did not extend beyond "highly educated, more affluent people.
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However, the president reportedly stressed that the U.S. military presence would not extend beyond the defeat of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, and has told the Pentagon to prepare for a withdrawal.
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It also has a massive volunteer network, and donations to this organization extend beyond just financial ones — you can also donate your time and resources to help prevent child abuse on a local level.
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"Things are going to look way worse in two weeks than they did today," Carroll said, adding it's likely that social distancing mandates will extend beyond the first week of April, possibly for months.
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When you're a big whose range doesn't extend beyond the paint with a wingspan equal to Nick Young's, it's hard to be much help without a very specific cast of supporting skills at your side.
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The ECB does not set policy and its meeting precedes the gathering of OPEC and non-OPEC oil ministers on May 25 to decide whether to extend beyond June 30 their deal to reduce output.
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Interviews with members of the 4003-person committee and ministers in Modi's government suggest the ambitions of Hindu nationalists extend beyond holding political power in this nation of 2400 billion people - a kaleidoscope of religions.
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However, their tech capabilities don't extend beyond what most other wireless headphones let you do — listen to music and make calls via the built-in remote and microphone — yet the price tag is decidedly higher.
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"The new Apple TV could include passive listening similar to Amazon's Echo that could extend beyond content and search control to HomeKit, which would control smart devices in your home," Munster wrote in a note.
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At worst, Trump has said, the battles are likely to extend beyond the two years remaining in this session of Congress, believing the 2020 election could provide a reset that renders the investigative requests moot.
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Let's not forget that your culinary abilities extend beyond opening packets of stuff, even when you've spent all day dealing with the boss-from-hell/are gripped by an all-consuming fear of dying alone.
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Barker's health issues extend beyond that incident: He was readmitted to the hospital in June after blood clots were found in both of his arms, TMZ reported, as he battled the staph infection and cellulitis.
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While Duma and Sergeenko were shamed out of finishing the couture-week circuit and Duma was removed from the board of children's retailer The Tot, the repercussions failed to extend beyond just these two women.
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U.S.-Chinese trade talks made "good headway" last week in Beijing and both sides aim to bridge differences during talks that could extend beyond three days this week, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said.
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The risks extend beyond the threat of disease spreading among survivors in the aftermath of storms such as Cyclone Idai that ravaged Mozambique in March, or Hurricane Dorian that tore through the Bahamas in September.
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The efforts extend beyond the US. In March, the cybersecurity firm FireEye said the same groups suspected of hacking the US Democratic party in 2016 was targeting European parliamentary elections that took place in May.
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These costs are magnified for the 0003 international players hailing from Austria, Canada, Japan and Russia, some who moved to the United States for personal and professional reasons that extend beyond passion for the sport.
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I would say this is also true of the Zebra paintings, such as "67-Z-21" (1967), in which some of the diagonally arranged sprayed lines, with their feathery edges, extend beyond the painting's borders.
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Rossi sees Bolton as a "perfect guide" to the fashion orbit for the uninitiated — the director also hopes the film's appeal will extend beyond the fashion crowd because of his own unfamiliarity with the industry.
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Her talents also extend beyond the small screen; Grant's television placements come on the heels of a 2013 Tony nod for her portrayal of Cassandra in Christopher Durang's Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike.
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The partnerships are testing people's appetites for bigger Netflix franchises that extend beyond its platform, as well as giving Netflix a presence in marketing channels that it can't buy its way into, like retail spaces.
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While "March" doesn't extend beyond its triumphal framing story, the morning of Barack Obama's first inauguration, it speaks to an era defined by #BlackLivesMatter, started on Twitter by Opal Tometi, Patrisse Cullors and Alicia Garza.
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Shop for cork-centric souvenirs that extend beyond the bottle stopper at Cork & Co, a bi-level store filled with eco-conscious designs, from decorative bowls to stylish wine coolers carved from the lightweight material.
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Since it was a test flight, Mr. Musk put the Tesla on board, instead of heavy and boring concrete, and sent it on an elliptical orbit around the sun that would extend beyond Mars's orbit.
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At the same time though, we needed to extend beyond our communities, let everyone see who we truly are, that we have a voice, and that we're going to have a seat at the table.
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Concerns extend beyond the athletes to the millions of fans, many unaccustomed to summers in Tokyo, and the thousands of volunteers — about a third expected to be 22022 or older, organizers said — and other staff.
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City boundaries, and how far they extend beyond an urban core, impact local races too; some jurisdictions that include suburban areas may be more hotly contested by Republicans than cities whose boundaries include fewer suburbs.
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There was considerable discussion about whether a photograph could demonstrate a person's blackness, given the wide variety of skin colors among African-Americans and the complex social meanings of race that extend beyond skin color.
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And it widens Europe's ability to govern global tech companies, though it comes days after the same court ruled that the E.U.'s "right to be forgotten" privacy law does not extend beyond European borders.
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The company's payment, monitoring and management software can extend beyond app-enabled parking or valet services to electric vehicle charging; vehicle servicing and cleaning; drone launch, landing and maintenance; and hubs for ride-hailing services.
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To safeguard against this possibility, Mueller needs to preserve the work he has done and the findings he has made, which surely extend beyond the indictments and other court filings that have been made public.
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The sleeves extend beyond my wrists (which I personally prefer in a leather jacket) and the pockets are deep enough for my hands, though the cropped design means they're placed a little higher than natural.
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The question posed here is whether or not those feedback systems extend beyond plant cores of undifferentiated stem cells—a region more properly known as the meristem—and out into their differentiated progeny cells, e.g.
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Mexico's economy minister, Ildefonso Guajardo, said a deal could be reached by the end of May, but added that if no agreement is reached the talks could extend beyond the July 1 Mexican presidential election.
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Trump said the biggest decisions could be reached when he meets with Xi, probably in Florida next month, and that they may extend beyond trade to encompass Chinese telecommunications companies Huawei Technologies and ZTE Corp <0763.
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White Rex's product lines extend beyond clothing to include branded tomahawks and iPhone stickers; the brand even has a hiking division, the Vandals, for outdoorsy types that want to trumpet their white nationalism from the mountaintops.
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James Chappell, co-founder and chief innovation officer at digital security firm Digital Shadows, told CNBC via email Friday that it was possible security concerns around Huawei may extend beyond Germany into other parts of Europe.
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This year, the special will also extend beyond music to pay tribute to the victims and those displaced by Hurricane Harvey and Irma, and honor the many volunteers contributing to the ongoing rescue and recovery efforts.
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And the effects of these priorities extend beyond DC. When our leaders obsess over landing the biggest checks, regular folks -- voters -- lose trust that their input, or even their vote, really makes a lick of difference.
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In fact, Harmonix has done something more than just build a cool game – it makes you feel like there's plenty more room for VR to grow in ways that extend beyond what we've seen so far.
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Trump said the biggest decisions could be reached when he meets with Xi, probably in Florida next month, and that their talks may extend beyond trade to encompass Chinese telecommunications companies Huawei Technologies and ZTE Corp .
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To determine its list of The 50 Best Places to Interview in 2017, Glassdoor calculated an interview score for each company (where calculations extend beyond the thousandth place but are displayed as whole numbers for simplicity).
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By doing this, a composer can extend beyond the normal scale that applies to specific key, like F Major for example, by borrowing from the parallel minor scale (F minor) that has a similar sounding tone.
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TRADE TALKS: U.S.-China trade talks made "good headway" last week and the two sides aim to bridge differences during talks that could extend beyond three days this week, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said.
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This could be a simple story about the importance of flexible architecture, but I believe the lessons here extend beyond infrastructure or application engineering, and offer insight into what it takes to build a sustainable business.
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But as the Washington Post described the Trump administration's non-disclosure agreement, it purports to extend beyond current employees and to impose severe penalties for violations – and that's where it runs into constitutional and administrative problems.
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They could see she needed to keep her domestic base happy, they said, and has political ambitions that extend beyond the UN. Her public barbs were countered by a pragmatic and largely collegial approach in private.
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"I'm confident they're going to hold every Marine accountable," Cotton said, adding that he thought it was possible the scandal might extend beyond the Marines and could involve members of the Army, Navy and Air Force.
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"Responsible corporate action must now extend beyond the voluntary commitments that have governed the first decades of the digital era," Wheeler writes, citing Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal as a prime example of how self-regulation failed.
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The short-lived Ruehl No.925 was created by Abercrombie & Fitch Co. in 2004 to "extend beyond its core teenage market to include older customers with more expensive tastes," the New York Times reported in 2005.
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Analysts and critics said the US decision, announced Friday, risks triggering an arms race that could extend beyond Europe, has deepened fissures in the strained global arms control structure and heightened the chances of military conflict.
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Years of seeing terrorism as a foreign threat, and of arguments that Muslim communities must address the roots of extremism, has freighted the term with accusations that extend beyond the attacker to his or her community.
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Carlin noted that his cybersecurity concerns extend beyond elections, pointing to potential vulnerabilities of web-connected devices, commonly referred to as the "internet of things" (IoT), which includes everything from mobile phones to cars to refrigerators.
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Then, hours into Bannon's closed-door testimony on Tuesday, Bannon's lawyers informed the White House from Capitol Hill that the questions would extend beyond the scope of what the White House understood the agreement to be.
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"It was pretty clear early on that Hurst's potential impact could extend beyond just Florida," said the center's executive director Robert Dunham, noting that the Delaware Supreme Court was briefed on the issue earlier this week.
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Under a transitional deal, which would extend beyond the two-year limit for negotiating the exit, Britain would presumably continue to have a relationship much like the current one, including paying into the European Union's budget.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren took JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon and the Business Roundtable to task over the association's commitment in August to "redefine" the purpose of a corporation to extend beyond the maximization of shareholder profits.
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Elizabeth Warren is taking J.P. Morgan Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon and the Business Roundtable to task over its August commitment to "redefine" the purpose of a corporation to extend beyond the maximization of shareholder profits.
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North Korea's involvement in the PyeongChang Winter Olympics has come to an end, and for the optimists hoping that the last two weeks of friendliness and outreach would extend beyond the Games, the moment is here.
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UBS said that at Thursday's ECB media conference, Draghi would likely avoid any guidance on whether asset purchases would extend beyond March 2017 — the earliest date at which the ECB has said it will halt the program.
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He explained that the U.S. wants concessions from Beijing that extend beyond trade and include ways to restructure the Chinese economy, a host of military considerations, as well as issues around North Korea and the Korean peninsula.
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The side deal proposed by the Europeans, though very far from accepted by Iran, would cover Iran's ballistic missile programme and its regional interference, as well as extend beyond 2025 Iran's commitment to curb its nuclear activities.
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This massive difference is evidence of the increasing power of current and former reality stars, many of whom hope to parlay their success on a TV series into careers that extend beyond their 2000 minutes of fame.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The German government wants to extend beyond 2020 CO2-related compensation for companies that are heavy energy consumers as Europe's largest economy shifts towards renewables, several sources close to a government coal commission told Reuters.
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When questioned if a lack of security as well as an absence of Palestinian trust in Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu would scupper any development in the region, Mnuchin said the issue needed to extend beyond local conflict.
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With the added support for co-streaming and live broadcasting, Microsoft is also preparing a platform that can extend beyond just gameplay, offering streamers a way to live broadcast anything to their viewers, including their own vlogs.
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And the beautiful thing about a fighter with Lombard's physical traits—one who can pack on muscle as simply as you or I might put on a jacket—is that his options extend beyond the welterweight division.
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The environmental report said Freeport had allowed tailings from the mine to extend beyond previously agreed limits, polluting coastal areas, and that the Phoenix, Arizona-based company had operated in areas of Papuan forest without a permit.
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Negotiations on a legally binding treaty – which would cover the high seas, or ocean areas that extend beyond national boundaries capped at 2030.5 nautical miles from coasts – began in September and aim to reach an agreement by 20200.
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The investigation by Roscosmos into the recent failure will probably extend beyond December—the date by which the three astronauts presently on the ISS must use a Soyuz descent vehicle before its corrosive fuel renders the craft unusable.
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Its role as a space for experience and experimentation beyond the officially sanctioned may, in this way, extend beyond the artists themselves, making the broader contours of Cuban art worlds less opaque and its contemporary situation more legible.
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Maven branching out into car sharing services that extend beyond the direct-to-consumer model is interesting, too — it suggests that the GM subsidiary could become far more than just a GM-vehicle exclusive Zipcar or car2go alternative.
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Trade talks between the two sides made "good headway" last week in Beijing and aim to bridge differences during talks that could extend beyond three days this week, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said earlier on Wednesday.
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"There are no easy solutions to these problems, but they will certainly extend beyond simply the technical to include a deeper understanding of the social, behavioral, and economic factors that affect human behavior," he said in an email.
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Moia, which launched at TechCrunch Disrupt London 2016 on Monday, is one of the most aggressive and intentional moves made yet by a major automaker in terms of investing in urban transportation models that extend beyond individual ownership.
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Bridging the disconnect Sexton, of All Access EKY, says women of all ages should know that their contraceptive options extend beyond abstinence, the pill and condoms -- and that what works for one person may not work for another.
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Beyond concerns that unionization by graduate students will be highly disruptive, the universities also argued that the reach of the unions would extend beyond the purely economic aspect of the relationship between the student assistants and the university.
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" As compelling as Nectar: War Upon the Bees is, bee activism at Pratt is expected to extend beyond the ongoing exhibition: "Nick Battis, Director of Exhibitions at Pratt Institute, is planning a couple of public programs for February.
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China's powerful and well-funded Department of Propaganda has been tasked with building the same kind of personality cult around Xi Jinping that existed around Mao Zedong — efforts that infiltrate Chinese classrooms and extend beyond the country's borders.
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While the triangle offense has been the alpha and omega of the Knicks' rebuilding issues during Phil Jackson's tenure as team president, the team's concerns now extend beyond the geometric shapes it employs when it has the ball.
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"We do not take that lightly," Colonel Conricus said, adding that Israel had passed messages through third parties warning that any Israeli response would not necessarily be "confined to geographic areas," meaning that it could extend beyond Gaza.
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It took me a few days to realize that Plovdiv is not a place built around tourism, but rather a booming city whose appeal to travelers can and should extend beyond the historical allure that attracts so many.
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And that tranquilizing effect seems to extend beyond predation to the normal pursuit of sexual relationships, because some combination of Netflix, Tinder, Instagram and masturbation is crucial to the decline-of-sex story that Julian's Atlantic essay tells.
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Dean Unglert followed by giving his rose to Caelynn Miller-Keyes, despite telling her earlier that he didn't think their relationship would extend beyond the show due to the fact that he's traveling the world in his van.
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And those reasons extend beyond white, rural America: Someone might be able to find a job, but not a steady one; another might not be able to work because she needs to care for a disabled family member.
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" The benefits, he explained, also extend beyond that: "There's also the ability to be able to support, in whatever small way I can, the different community organizations and the different activist groups I engage with in my work.
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Should the fight over Bolton's testimony go to court, it would likely lead to a prolonged process that would extend beyond the House impeachment efforts, which they are looking to wrap up before the end of the year.
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Elizabeth Warren took J.P. Morgan (JPM) Chase Chairman CEO Jamie Dimon and the Business Roundtable to task over the business association's August commitment to "redefine" the purpose of a corporation to extend beyond the maximization of shareholder profits.
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"Global cybercrime expansion is being driven by developing economies recently emerging as major perpetrators of fraud, creating new epicenters of cybercrime off the back of attacks that extend beyond their own borders into the surrounding region," the company says.
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Lufthansa and Niki Lauda will consider in the coming weeks whether to extend beyond the end of May a deal for Laudamotion to provide up to eight crewed aircraft to Lufthansa's Eurowings, Eurowings chief Thorsten Dirks told Handelsblatt daily.
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It is an entirely different beast to try to convince a dedicated Danish "sausage man," whose culinary repertoire normally doesn't extend beyond pickled cucumbers, fried onions, and remoulade; a man who makes hundreds of hot dogs every single day.
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It was among the first institutional investors in Blue Bottle Coffee, for example, investing in 2012 when the company was already a decade old and it was far from clear that its appeal would extend beyond Bay Area hipsters.
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It's a modest foundation, but then, Home has only been commercially available since November – and until last month at Mobile World Congress, Google's Assistant didn't extend beyond Home and the Pixel (with Wear and Android TV on the way).
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Trump said on Friday the biggest decisions could be agreed upon when he meets with Xi, probably in Florida next month, and that their talks may extend beyond trade to encompass Chinese telecommunications companies Huawei Technologies and ZTE Corp .
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Paul Rose, a spokesperson for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority, told the San Francisco Chronicle that he didn't know whether or not that rule included bus shelters—but that the regulations "didn't necessary extend" beyond the buses themselves.
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The consequences of coral bleaching extend beyond the reef itself, since a quarter of all fish species spend some part of their life cycle in reefs, despite the fact that reefs cover less than 1% of the ocean floor.
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Exxon attempted to block the subpoena last week by suing over allegations that Walker's request violates the corporation's First and Fifth Amendment constitutional rights, and compels it to present documents that extend beyond the five-year statute of limitations.
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And if the test is rolled out in the US for free, it could go a long way toward building consumer mindshare in Everlywell's direct-to-consumer (DTC) testing kits, which we think would extend beyond the coronavirus pandemic.
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But as more and more Americans find themselves confined to home, with only the healthy liberated for essential errands like grocery shopping, why shouldn't the notion of what's "essential" extend beyond personal wellbeing to that of the entire block?
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But consequences are expected to extend beyond the Winter Games, as the widespread cheating that investigators confirmed stretched across seasons, sports and years — as Dr. Rodchenkov also closely detailed discussing with Russia's most powerful sports officials in his journals.
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Arrangements like this in which local governments essentially guarantee their private partners substantial payments are not uncommon, and leases that extend beyond the life of the project can also divert extra revenue from the public to the private sector.
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In simplest terms, the balanced scorecard is a management system that applies diverse criteria to measuring corporate success, criteria that extend beyond traditional financial benchmarks found in earnings reports and include relationships with consumers, internal dynamics and so on.
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It also gives Sulzberger a little breathing room to consider issues that extend beyond the Times, like a worldwide assault on the free press — a concern he brought up directly to Donald Trump during an Oval Office interview in February.
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Trade talks between the United States and China made "good headway" last week in Beijing and the two sides aim to bridge differences during talks that could extend beyond three days this week, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said.
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While his 700k followers include the likes of Kim Kardashian, the pseudonymous Syrian artist's talents extend beyond social media: he's also a gifted painter and is about to unveil his third solo exhibit with Plastik Gallery, this time in Lebanon.
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"Record yourself saying your extended job title, followed by your name and actual job title," reads a post on her website, advertising a campaign that encourages women to state all of their roles, even the ones that extend beyond the workplace.
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According to Stabile, the information requested includes performer names, legal names, driver's license copies, medical records including test results, and even records of vaccinations—and the requests can extend beyond performers to include anyone else who was working on set, too.
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His decision in 2014 to refuse to prosecute low-level marijuana offenses forced the NYPD to reconsider its drug arrest policies and stands as an example of how the influence of a prosecutor, used appropriately, can extend beyond the courtroom.
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This argument echoes a point made by Alabama Chief Justice Moore, who asserted that, insofar as the Supreme Court's Obergefell decision arose out of a regional federal circuit, its scope did not necessarily extend beyond the states in that region.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Catherine Bellis' French Open dream run did not extend beyond the third round but the American teenager exited Roland Garros knowing she has won a whole host of new admirers, including the woman who defeated her, Caroline Wozniacki.
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"Should these (delays) extend beyond a few weeks, it could ultimately lead to a tighter market for copper in the medium term vs forecast surpluses generated by substantial mine supply growth through 2021-23," analysts at Macquarie said in a note.
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More workers want to live and work in city centers and near mass transit, and they want amenities such as restaurants and gyms in walking distance, especially as working hours continue to extend beyond the typical 9-to-5 workday.
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But the claims of theft from national coffers extend beyond 1MDB to encompass an astonishing array of government-funded initiatives, from a rural development program and a plan for religious pilgrims to a provident fund and a coal mine in Mongolia.
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The rescue fund, which the Senate Republican bill initially pegged at $208 billion, would extend beyond the airline industry, which has seen its stocks plummet in recent weeks, to other industries facing a credit crunch because of the health crisis.
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He is a biking enthusiast for reasons that extend beyond cardiovascular benefit: From James's earliest childhood days, when he lived in a tiny apartment just up an embankment from Cuyahoga Valley railroad tracks, the bike stood as a symbol of freedom.
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"We feel like the vibrancy this type of offering will create will extend beyond just the race and sports book and spill out onto the rest of the property," said Marcus Glover, the president and chief operating officer of the Borgata.
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The state aid investigation could extend beyond Britain's exit from the EU in March 2019, but the Commission spokesman Alexander Winterstein said that as long as the UK remained part of the EU it had to abide by the rules.
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Oil prices were little changed, on pace for their biggest gain in five weeks as traders expected OPEC-led production cuts to extend beyond the middle of this year and as U.S. crude inventories fell to their lowest levels since February.
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Those who know Pompeo well, however, say that he has political ambitions that extend beyond just the titles of CIA director and Secretary of State: He would also like to be Secretary of Defense and President of the United States.
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Although the UK's exit from the European Union is still eight months away, Britain has already stopped taking on new projects that will extend beyond March 29, 2019 and is preparing to hand over existing drug review work to other countries.
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Sharkey draws on facts like that to support his main argument: The benefits of lower crime rates extend beyond the halls of justice to public health, education and even democracy, in the form of more civic engagement and better race relations.
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A key theme of this blog is that the real Democratic and Republican parties extend beyond the alphabet soup of formal party committees (RNC, DNC, NRSC, DSCC, NRCC, DCCC) and include their allied interest groups, media, Super PACS, and consultants.
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Still, as Russia and China make rapid advances, some of the most senior military commanders are sounding the alarm that this is a war -- the next world war and the first to extend beyond the confines of Earth -- that America could lose.
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Other Republicans were hopeful Trump's threat to hold up legislation would not extend beyond his $2 trillion infrastructure proposal, which many Republicans oppose anyhow because it's expensive and they don't want to raise the gas tax on consumers to pay for it.
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"We are releasing DSSTNE as open source software so that the promise of deep learning can extend beyond speech and language understanding and object recognition to other areas such as search and recommendations," the Q&A section of Amazon's DSSTNE GitHub page reads.
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The internal spats extend beyond the Conservative Party to competing private groups representing rival ideological camps — free-market conservatives, like Mr. Rees-Mogg, and a more populist, anti-immigrant component embodied most visibly by Nigel Farage, leader of the nativist U.K. Independence Party.
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LONDON, Jan 11 (Reuters) - The unwinding of China's foreign exchange reserves could soon extend beyond U.S. Treasuries, with U.S. corporate and euro zone sovereign bonds among the assets most vulnerable to selling from Beijing, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Monday.
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"But China's maritime capabilities are set to extend beyond access denial into power projection," O'Brien points out, describing the Chinese "string of pearls" strategy, as it expands its naval bases from the Indian Ocean west to Africa throughout the entire Southern hemisphere.
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Two of them said Mr. Ailes's role could extend beyond the debates, which Mr. Trump's advisers see as crucial to vaulting him back into strong contention for the presidency after self-inflicted wounds that have eroded his standing in public opinion polls.
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The loss of ocean life impacts food securityCoral reefs cover less than 1% of the ocean floor, but the consequences of coral bleaching extend beyond that, since a quarter of all fish species spend some part of their life cycle in reefs.
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Furthermore, Feroz says that Coinbase's e-money license will extend beyond the U.K. to 23 countries within the EU (presumably under rules that permit the 'passporting' of financial services from one EU country to other, at least until the U.K. implements Brexit).
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" On alcohol, he echoed the sentiment: "If people have grapevines in their backyard and want to make themselves a jug of wine, it might be a personal problem, but it's not a social problem because it doesn't extend beyond the person's own home.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is examining ways to mitigate any Pakistani retaliation as it piles pressure on Islamabad to crack down on militants, a senior U.S. official said on Friday, cautioning that U.S. action could extend beyond a new freeze in aid.
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The impacts of the two new dams, Jirau and Santo Antonio, could extend beyond Brazil to Peru and Bolivia as they disrupt the long-distance migration patterns of catfish, said the Amazon Conservation Association, a U.S.-based group which released the satellite maps.
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"They're trying to counter the effects of the male-dominated art market," said Diana Campbell Betancourt, the curator who is this year in charge of Frieze Projects, the parts of the contemporary-focused Frieze London that extend beyond the traditional dealer booths.
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We understand that the outcome of the drug epidemic will come down to how effectively local communities and the federal government can support each other, provide care, and partner around complex issues that extend beyond health care for people who struggle with addiction.
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The regulator noted loan settlement times may extend beyond the period of time the fund would be required to meet shareholder redemptions, creating a potential mismatch between the receipt of cash upon sale of assets and payment of cash for shareholder redemptions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Trade talks between the United States and China made "good headway" last week in Beijing and the two sides aim to bridge differences during talks that could extend beyond three days this week, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said.
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Solomon acknowledged that investors are willing to take more risk now than they have been at other points in time — but he said we're not living in the dot-com bubble from two decades ago and that these risks extend beyond the tech sector.
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"The concerns about the fairness of such a determination would be heightened in the case of a sitting President, where a federal prosecutor's accusation of a crime, even in an internal report, could carry consequences that extend beyond the realm of criminal justice," he wrote.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Talks on Brexit cannot extend beyond March 2019 when Britain will be out of the bloc whether or not a deal on its withdrawal is found by both sides, Luxembourg's Prime Minister Xavier Bettel said on Thursday at a summit of EU leaders.
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The repercussions of the killings will likely extend beyond the local community because the suspect is an undocumented immigrant who had been deported once -- and who faced possible deportation a second time were it not for a bureaucratic mistake by the federal immigration agency.
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The repercussions of the killing spree will likely extend beyond the local community because the suspect is an undocumented immigrant who had been deported once -- and who faced possible deportation a second time were it not for a bureaucratic mistake by the federal immigration agency.
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The Commission said in a statement the recognition of U.S. soybeans for use in biofuels was valid until July 1, 2021, but could extend beyond that date as long as they met sustainability criteria set in new EU rules in the 2021-2030 period.
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"Three partnerships will continue: (1) Tobii, an accessibility app that enables people with ALS to access Facebook; (2) Amazon; and (3) Apple, with whom we have agreements that extend beyond October 2018," it adds, omitting to say what exactly Amazon does with Facebook data.
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And while it might be momentarily satisfying to heckle him, whether online or in real life, it's worth remembering that the people playing this children's game for your entertainment are real people, with emotions and lives that extend beyond their performance on the field.
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Of course the classical sense still exists and these artists are painting and making sculptures in traditional ways, but a lot of them are also thinking about these big social issues, and how they can tell stories that extend beyond the status quo of art.
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The new arrangement will allow Amazon to test drone flights that extend beyond the line of sight of the pilot in suburban or rural areas — a necessary ingredient in the aerial delivery of packages that the U.S.'s Federal Aviation Administration currently doesn't allow.
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As head of the Hollywood Commission on Eliminating Sexual Harassment and Advancing Equality, convened a year ago by some of the most powerful players in Hollywood, she is working on best practices that extend beyond preventing and punishing sexual harassment to foster broader cultural change.
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It's not clear whether AI Factory will be developing a way to insert selfies into any video, or if the feature will be tied just to specific videos offered by Snap itself, or whether the videos will extend beyond the timing of a GIF.
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The Franco-German rapprochement seems to extend beyond the leadership: The latest ARD-Deutschlandtrend poll, published on June 8, showed that 94 percent of Germans saw France as a trustworthy partner, while only 21 percent thought the same of Russia … and of the United States.
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Fadi Kattan, a Palestinian chef who owns and operates the boutique Hosh Al-Syrian Guesthouse and its cafe, believes tourism should extend beyond the Christmas season and that changes should be made to entice visitors to stay in Bethlehem during the rest of the year.
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In Sinochem's case, it is larger than ChemChina, but it needs a partner in the long term if it wants to expand in the global market and extend beyond roots that go back almost 70 years in oil and chemical trading, experts who know the companies said.
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The Solar Probe Cup, dubbed "the bravest little instrument," is a sensor that will extend beyond the heat shield to "scoop up samples" of the sun's atmosphere, according to Justin Kasper, mission principal investigator and professor of climate, space sciences and engineering at the University of Michigan.
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There's also a "jailbreak" for the Nt Mini that makes it compatible with ROMs, if you're interested in going down that road, and it actually has the support of Analogue itself, so if your interests extend beyond the NES there are options available with the hardware, too.
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They all mobilize large numbers of voters who extend beyond the traditional liberal base, including large number of working-class voters and middle Americans who want a democracy that is not dominated by large donors and special interests to whom politicians pay homage far too often.
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Artist books and contemporary digitization efforts for exhibition catalogues by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and other museums are strong indications that exhibitions are a product of society's current tastes that extend beyond visual records and are a window into the socioeconomic realities of the time.
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CIPS said a fifth of British businesses were struggling to secure contracts that extend beyond March 2019, the date Britain is due to leave the EU. Its survey also added to signs that the pound's plunge after last year's Brexit vote did more harm than good to Britain's economy.
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The other area to watch and note with Adyen is that it's looking to extend beyond basic payment processing technology: the company picked up a banking license at the end of last year and plans to expand in settlement services that would have previously been provided by banks.
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By now, most households with a streaming device have likely staked their preference among the long-standing leaders, including Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Apple TV. But the integration of Portal's AI and augmented reality (AR) tech means Catalina's functionality will extend beyond what's possible on those devices.
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" Citymapper also hints that its transport option simplification ambitions extend beyond being useful in obvious 'good-fit' cities — where transport chaos is at least timetabled — writing that it is eyeing up the challenge of expanding into emerging markets too: "It's not just about London, NYC and Paris anymore.
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These contemporary implications extend beyond the rarefied realm of professional sports, for the story also includes an anxious accountant named Mason Marzac who is learning to harness his own sexuality as a cis white suit, a different kind of coming out that is more meaningful today for its subtlety.
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The Earle Brown Music Foundation, an organization whose efforts extend beyond the promotion of that underrated experimental composer to the support of a broader range of contemporary music, is presenting its fourth annual Time Spans festival at the DiMenna Center this week, featuring five concerts of avant-garde rarities.
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While the battle over abortion rights has largely played out at the state level, the group's challenge points to federal law that they claim still applies to localities looking to advocate for abortion positions that run counter to -- or, in other cases, extend beyond -- those of their states.
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One reason Roots is so successful is because it tells a story about slavery all Americans must hear via a story every human being alive can relate to on some level — the webs of family that tie us to the past and extend beyond us into the future.
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An (almost) all-black cast, a black director, set in a world that portrays people of color in a superior light—in an age when black people are seeing wrongs done against them in ways that extend beyond film every day, a moment to see blackness as a strength means everything.
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Because the retina is connected to the central nervous system, the effects of air pollution on the brain may extend beyond AMD—a study by the authors published in 2018, using much of the same data, found an increased risk for dementia in older people most exposed to these pollutants.
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With the country likely entering a transition period during which it could become more inward focused, the next American administration will then have the opportunity to develop a less personalized approach to Russia, one based on a sober assessment that the challenges posed by Russia are genuine and extend beyond Putin.
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Zuckerberg didn't say much in his post beyond the usual jargon used to effusively introduce someone to a new technology role, but it's also worth noting that this isn't only for Oculus; it's for all of Facebook's virtual reality and augmented reality efforts, which presumably will extend beyond the headset-required Oculus experience.
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The company has also rolled out other social features, like Communities, which focus on gamers' shared interests — including those that extend beyond video games; IRL, which lets vloggers host broadcasts to directly talk with fans; and Twitch Creative, where broadcasters can show off artistic endeavors, whether or not they're directly related to gaming.
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"I think this marks a change, an important understanding of what threatens our future, what we have to do to secure it and the possibilities of cooperation that extend beyond security to every realm of life for the peoples of the Middle East," said Netanyahu, who faces an election on April 9.
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These t-shirts —SpongeBob re-imagined as an archetypal hip-hop superstar in diamond encrusted grills, a bandana and Timberlands; Patrick with bloodshot eyes, a gold chain and baggy jeans—demonstrated early on how the show's pop culture impact could extend beyond Nickelodeon and a way to pass the time after-school.
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Barbara ComstockBarbara Jean ComstockProgressives face steep odds in ousting incumbent Democrats K Street giants scoop up coveted ex-lawmakers GOP lawmaker introduces bill to stop revolving door MORE (R-Va.) said she was strongly opposed to the move, arguing that GOP support for federal workers should extend beyond ICE and homeland security officials.
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The donation to the George Mason law school is the largest it has ever received and the strings extend beyond the name change: the law school is required to continue its focus on the intersection of economics and law and the Koch foundation is supposed to be told immediately if the dean quits.
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Julio López Varona, one of the coordinators of the lobbying effort, said that Roosevelt Cayman began filing new foreclosures cases and reopening dormant cases shortly after Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, two big government-controlled mortgage-finance firms, decided not to extend beyond May 31 a foreclosure moratorium on loans they had guaranteed.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, suggested last week that the initial plan may extend beyond the Islamic State strongholds in Iraq and Syria and that it may look at how the militant group rose to power in the first place, and how to fight its ideology.
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" It said the restrictions extend beyond the limits of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from discussing candidates in an upcoming election while on the job, and have not been enforced "against numerous Administration officials who have brazenly violated it by advocating against the President's impeachment, or by denigrating the 'resistance.
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"The pervasive encryption that is built into, and is designed to extend beyond, the new IBM Z really makes this the first system with an all-encompassing solution to the security threats and breaches we've been witnessing in the past 24 months," Peter Rutten, analyst at IDC, said in a statement on Monday.
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They slide in next to some of the musicians they mention in our interview (The Doors, T-Rex and Built to Spill join the previously referenced Bob Dylan and My Bloody Valentine) and others they don't (Cocteau Twins, Slowdive, early Smashing Pumpkins)—but all of whom have written music that seems to extend beyond the boundaries of time.
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And her plans extend beyond the jewelry realm: She has long been toying with adding personalized letterpress stationery to the signet ring packages; for the holidays, she intends to release a scented candle and is working with the perfumer Douglas Little on the fragrance; she is also designing the containers for Little's future line of solid perfumes.
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