"Yummy yummy yummy yummy," the facilitator sang over the microphone.
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LeBron is obviously a great facilitator and a great passer.
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According to Giuliani, his role is that of a facilitator.
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Rosler becomes an informed facilitator rather than the sole authority.
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Kidd was the pure facilitator for those two Nets finalists.
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It is small and usually plays the role of facilitator.
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They want us to be a bigger facilitator of capital flows.
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And my task is the same as any group therapy facilitator.
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Mr Ramos expects Mr Istúriz to be a "facilitator" of communication.
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James has tried to operate as a facilitator for the Cavaliers.
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Again, Trump's lying is a big facilitator of all this corruption.
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Interim coach J.B. Bickerstaff wanted another facilitator in his first group.
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William is simultaneously a big-game scorer and a comfortable facilitator.
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Others would benefit from training or working alongside a skilled facilitator.
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The other half is knowing you're a facilitator, not a fixer.
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And, if so, could Coin carve out the role of payments facilitator?
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Then I am asked to be a facilitator in the second one.
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But afterward, when the facilitator asks for alternative ideas, we're all silent.
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Troops killed ISIS facilitator Abdurakhmon Uzbeki on April 6, according to Col.
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Sanchez had agreed to allow an independent facilitator to oversee those talks.
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This team (Wizards) needs me to be a scorer and a facilitator.
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She hadn't eaten breakfast, or the cakes the Facilitator had offered her.
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Valerie was the only female facilitator there during my weekend at Synthesis.
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So in that case, Lightspeed would choose to use a different payments facilitator.
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Norway has had a role as facilitator for the peace process since 2001.
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For too long, the House has been a facilitator of our elephantine debt.
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It's very frustrating as a facilitator to see men just talk over women.
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Clinton, advisers said, might prefer a trusted and reliable facilitator of her policy.
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He is the anchor of their defense and the facilitator of their offense.
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She should have eaten some cakes, when she was dealing with the Facilitator.
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A facilitator would negotiate the deal for both parties, keeping the process moving.
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"The debilitation of the Labour Party is the facilitator of Brexit," he asserted.
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I don't think the facilitator is equipped to work with cancer patients or survivors.
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He said that his key to refugee status was bought through a different facilitator.
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"Here Together" posits Facebook as a sort of third-party facilitator — a neutral platform.
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Twitter has long positioned itself as a facilitator of political discourse and even uprisings.
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Dawkins, who was Miller's employee, was a particularly eager facilitator, according to federal investigators.
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Britain, with its Commonwealth heritage, could be the ideal facilitator for such a bloc.
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In that sense, I think a leader is more than anything else a facilitator.
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They yearn for a government that acts as a facilitator, not just a regulator.
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They needed the help of a facilitator, he said, and Mr. Ramslien was it.
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Openness, like the vast internet itself, is a facilitator of freedom and personal liberties.
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The researchers pinpointed the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AHR) as the key facilitator of these effects.
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The facilitator in one group "had to work to keep them on topic," said Johnson.
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He was later the court-appointed facilitator of a program to desegregate the city's schools.
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"We're really a facilitator to get people on orbit," says Curt Blake, CEO of Spaceflight.
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Norway has been a long-standing facilitator for peace deals in Colombia and the Philippines.
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He is still reportedly trying to interview Emin Agalarov, Goldstone's client and the meeting's facilitator.
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"I have examined the payment and the merchandise," said the Facilitator, still calm and even.
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On Tuesday, Westbrook appeared determined to operate as a facilitator — for a little while, anyway.
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Mr. El Aissami acted as a facilitator to the underworld in other ways as well.
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This has allowed Ring to position itself as a private facilitator of surveillance and policing.
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Noah scored 8 points and grabbed 16 rebounds while serving as a half-court facilitator.
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Together with his brother, he said they paid the facilitator $300 each to get refugee status.
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I am happy to be the facilitator of people around the world being introduced to them.
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As the years went on I became a facilitator training people on how to be managers.
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The standards embrace student-centered "discovery" learning, where the teacher acts as more facilitator than instructor.
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With that, an adoption facilitator arrived at the hospital with the prospective adoptive parents, Johnson recalled.
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I didn't know the facilitator would be surveying the room, playing instruments slightly above our heads.
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In September, Kenyan officials arrested Waleed Ahmed Zein, who had served as an ISIS financial facilitator.
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Creating or allowing the loss of trust in democratic institutions is a great facilitator of authoritarianism.
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Was the Arya we saw stabbed actually Jaqen (the facilitator of Face-Takers Anonymous) in disguise?
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But acting as a payments facilitator ("payfac" in industry lingo) requires substantial investments in tech and headcount.
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As a facilitator and operator Facebook must take direct responsibility for the applications available on the platform.
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An "enrichment facilitator" stood by with a spray water bottle, in case her charges got too exuberant.
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What accountability does an artist (or a conference facilitator) have for the emotions triggered by their work?
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Patients are able to take over more of their own care, while he acts as a facilitator.
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Along with another facilitator, I delivered the set program to groups of 11 prisoners at a time.
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Why did Trudeau's government become a facilitator, even enabler, of a Donald Trump he clearly cannot abide?
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The facilitator is Abby, a young, quietly authoritative woman from Cincinnati who's assisted by Kat from Montana.
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But Irving said he was also happy to be a pass-first facilitator for teammates like Horford.
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Jason Allen is a public historian and facilitator at xCHANGEs, a cultural diversity and inclusion training consultancy.
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Pace is an intimacy coordinator: a professional facilitator of simulated sex and nudity in theater and film.
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But he did not consider himself a member of Al Qaeda, or a facilitator of its operations.
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Hadley left the meeting optimistic that Flynn meant to act as a facilitator in the traditional way.
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Then a facilitator from a local civic group showed statistics about actual infection rates by age and gender.
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He said the operation targeted Sharif Mawiya, a commander believed to be a facilitator with Al Qaeda militants.
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A different facilitator directs the meditation each week; sometimes the group talks, other times they sit in silence.
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"It's more useful as a truth facilitator than as a lie detector," says Daniel Wilcox, a forensic psychologist.
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She edits nothing, simply acting as the facilitator of — and yet an intervener in — an electronic erotic exchange.
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If anything, he seems to be acting as more of an obstacle to any agreement than a facilitator.
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Its portable screeners can be either leased or purchased, and Lexplore can train a facilitator in three hours.
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Mary was involved in its share of lopsided games, but James often acted as a pass-first facilitator.
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After attending training, and following some changes in the psychology department, my role became Offender Behavior Program Facilitator.
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To make sure everyone is heard, bringing in a trained facilitator is probably your best bet, advises Shipley.
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Teresa Puente teaches journalism at Cal State Long Beach and is a senior facilitator with The OpEd Project.
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Teresa Puente teaches journalism at Cal State Long Beach and is a senior facilitator with The OpEd Project.
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The center also has a theater program in which actors perform classroom scenarios; a facilitator debriefs faculty audiences.
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"It is not in the authority of United States to decide, they are only a facilitator," he said.
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The facilitator could still support the child's hand as she picked out the word indicating what she saw.
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Sarah and Jesse should have exactly the wedding they want, and I should embrace my role as facilitator.
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KEY FACILITATOR: Ross has directly created 260.4 percent of all Pepperdine field goals over the last three games.
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It has to be the arrival of cultural facilitator (and part-time rapper) Monica Strutt, aka the "monster".
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You can join a pre-existing mastermind group or pay a reputable facilitator to place you in one.
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Maybe I'm a facilitator of something that'd make someone else really, really upset, but I'm not the initiator.
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On Wednesday, Centcom hailed the strikes for killing several AQAP leaders: Mujahid al-Adani, AQAP Shabwah leader, whose death was previously announced; Abu Layth al-Sanaani, Al-Bayda governorate AQAP facilitator, whose death was also announced before; Ruwahah al-Sanaani, also a facilitator; and Ubaydah al-Lawdari, emir of Lawdar district.
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Forcing Green to become a finisher rather than a facilitator plays against his strengths and into the defense's hands.
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Mexican Ambassador Juan Gomez Camacho, co-facilitator of the negotiations, called it "a historic day" after decades of efforts.
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"The most important thing" about his play this season is "he's being a facilitator," Portland coach Terry Stotts said.
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Akuhnzada's deputy, Sirajuddin Haqqani, is known by the United States as the main facilitator for al Qaeda in Afghanistan.
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Despite being the largest KOL facilitator by revenue according to data from Frost & Sullivan, Ruhnn faces a few hurdles.
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Sweden has said it is ready to act as a facilitator to help resolve tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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Maybe help defenders are able to rotate earlier and make Westbrook be a facilitator more often than he should?
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He also acted as a facilitator, finding Thompson for a 33-pointer that put the Warriors ahead by 23.
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Puente is an associate professor of journalism at Columbia College Chicago and a senior facilitator with The OpEd Project.
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Those queens and the facilitator told me there was no room for me in there because I wasn't femme.
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Announce that the deal was off, give the Facilitator eir fee, and go home with what she had left.
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Lucky for everyone involved, Shaq was more of a facilitator during the game, dishing out passes instead of dunks.
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In her 2018 book The Art of Gathering, event facilitator Priya Parker argued that this new practice is liberating.
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James also got into the lane and acted as a facilitator, kicking passes to teammates for open 3-pointers.
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As the facilitator of the discussion, he suggests you step in to remind your coworkers of the meeting's objective.
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We hired a facilitator for this, and it really helps us zoom out from the day to day details.
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Amanda Machado is a writer, editor, content strategist, and facilitator who works with publications and nonprofits around the world.
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A Facilitator has the unenviable job of policing the fine line between pure-hearted questions and bloviation disguised as interrogatives.
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Kim said South Korea should not "pose as a meddlesome 'mediator' and 'facilitator'" between the North and the United States.
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STEWART: Brock, when you are a facilitator of men, if I may -- I mean, some of it, honestly, is happenstance.
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He's known more as a shot-maker than a facilitator, posting three games this season with at least 33 points.
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I soon found myself in a Sustainable Activism workshop, standing in a circle, holding hands with co-facilitator Lindsay Alderton.
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Atlante is, in theory, a private undertaking, but the government, says Pier Carlo Padoan, the finance minister, was "the facilitator".
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Karen Lausa is the developer and facilitator of Words Beyond Bars, a book discussion group held in Colorado correctional facilities.
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Prisoners often felt more comfortable disclosing specifics of their crime to their facilitator, rather than a whole group of people.
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Ignorance and its diabolic facilitator — the corruption of expertise — both have real-world costs that we ignore at our peril.
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Alkan, the facilitator of the party I attended, has been hosting these non-sexual cuddle parties for three years now.
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The facilitator of the painting session, Karen Jackson, held up as an example a painting of trees with changing colors.
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Then, a facilitator in the room asked hypothetical questions like How would it feel if your mom or dad was deported?
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He had been a facilitator, a mentor, a helper, an encourager of others – Willem de Kooning and Jackson Pollock, for example.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday also stressed the importance of diplomacy and offered to act as a facilitator if needed.
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"Facilitator training gives people the tools to think about reflection, to think about business, and then to trust them," Varnam said.
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He was captured in March 2002 at senior al Qaeda facilitator Abu Zubaydah's safe house in Faisalabad, according to the profile.
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"They wanted to exert pressure for release of suspected terrorists' facilitator arrested the other day," the army said in a statement.
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In the circumstances, all RUSADA can do is serve as a facilitator between the parties involved in Russia's rehabilitation, Ganus said.
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While it was clearly well-intentioned, this new policy, as it stands, will serve as an inhibitor rather than a facilitator.
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The facilitator is Brad, a kind, aggressively tanned guy from Indianapolis who was trained in ayahuasca by a tribe in Peru.
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" When asked by a facilitator why the people in the painting were so important to each other, one woman replied, "Survival.
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He faces federal drug distribution and money-laundering charges after being accused of acting as a facilitator for Wall Street Market.
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Dedicated to the arts as a maker, facilitator, and educator, Jorgensen was recently honored as one of Utah's Most Influential Artists.
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In fact, it turned out Abu Zubaydah was a travel facilitator for the terrorist group, not one of its senior leaders.
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"Trump can push Turkey to be a facilitator or a leverage over Maduro for an exit," Ozkan told CNN via email.
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In the program, twelve people convicted of murder-related crimes meet with a facilitator for weekly group sessions over four months.
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His online biography described him as a community organizer, international speaker and retreat facilitator, with a background in psychology and music.
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"Nah, I'm good," she'd chirp, when I offered to put what I'd learned in my role as the facilitator into action.
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As a restorative justice facilitator, my work begins with asking what survivors want from meeting with the person who harmed them.
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That's all just fine with Taycan, who says he sees his role in the project primarily as a facilitator of creative acts.
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Your credit cards will function exactly as they would normally; the digital wallet is merely card storage and a facilitator of payments.
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I don't hold any grudges and I tried my best to be a facilitator as opposed to a divider on any level.
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It included the appointment of an "Appropriate Use of Lip Liner facilitator" and was a response to real students on campuses lately.
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In Jackman's view, social media is an ugly facilitator of a human urge that has existed since the beginning of recorded history.
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Over three years, travelling back and forth to the USA on holidays, Friederike underwent training with Grof as a holotropic breathwork facilitator.
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As a facilitator, there's little DIUx can do to alter DoD procurement processes or the speed at which the larger Pentagon moves.
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The facilitator draws a box on a whiteboard, and students call out stereotypes of masculinity that go inside—tough, bully, angry, fighter.
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"We are in touch with them regarding the next meetings," Dag Nylander, Norway's chief facilitator for the talks, said in a statement.
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Schroder could be better off embracing a facilitator role, allowing Millsap and Howard to work inside, but that isn't his comfort zone.
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Mr. Green, adopting an American accent as Chris, the soft-voiced facilitator, asked for volunteers to share their first experiences with porn.
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Jason Allen is a public historian and dialogue facilitator working at nonprofits, hospitals, and businesses in New York, New Jersey, and Philadelphia.
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"Occupy was in many, many ways a shit show," Nicole Carty, a Brooklyn activist who was a facilitator at Occupy, told me.
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And remember: Just because you are the facilitator of a meeting, doesn't always mean you should be the main voice being heard.
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Afghan forces also captured Khitab Aka, ISIS-K's head facilitator of foreign fighters in Jowzjan, on January 28, according to the statement.
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To the extent that F.C. revealed anyone's intentions, it was the intention—perhaps unconscious—of the facilitator, not of the autistic child.
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Epiphanny Prince has handled lead guard duties in the past as well, but is more dynamic as a scorer than a facilitator.
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Typically, the facilitator poses a question or presents a challenge, then the group has a time limit to build something in response.
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A replacement servicer facilitator is contracted and will use best efforts to appoint a substitute servicer should ALAG fail to perform its duties.
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Short is the trusted facilitator, moving through harried days ensuring questions are answered, calls are returned and everyone stays on the same page.
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But then it becomes more about the older man who became their mentor, their facilitator, and the reason their project never went anywhere.
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"If you feel it's reached toxic levels in the workplace, then consider bringing in an impartial facilitator or mediator to guide the discussion."
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Kirkan was described as a longtime facilitator and courier who was al Qaeda's senior external terror attack planner in Syria, Turkey and Europe.
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He also played the role of facilitator, dishing out a team-high six assists, many off a double-team to open outside shooters.
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For instance, you can use a facilitator like Home Exchange, an affordable house-swapping service, to travel for a shorter amount of time.
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Animal welfare groups have questioned how seriously Facebook is taking the matter of their platform being used as a facilitator for illegal trade.
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A neighborhood activist and co-facilitator of a local DIY space, Huckins has led workshops and volunteered on-site childcare at the festival.
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Then she remembered that so far the Facilitator seemed to have anticipated what she would need to bring the crate away with her.
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In one passage, he described a scenario in which an operator executed a strike that killed a "terrorist facilitator" while sparing his child.
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At the university, he received help from a learning facilitator who served as his "memory bank" by coaching him through assignments, McElroy said.
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The other producer said they'd found a good facilitator in Jakarta, who'd supervised scenes in the Michael Mann thriller "Blackhat"—a spectacular dud.
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That's why it's so bad that the federal government, typically a major facilitator of studies, has for decades refused to fund the research.
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"We're looking at impact," said Jonathan Scharrer, director of the Restorative Justice Project at the University of Wisconsin and an experienced restorative justice facilitator.
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Azoulay said in a Monday speech to the World Heritage Committee that she wanted her office to be a facilitator, if others were willing.
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Additionally, Lohr works at the Avalon Malibu Mental Health & Addiction Treatment Center in California, where he serves as a primary therapist and group facilitator.
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While ToLet originally reported to TechCrunch that FDV served primarily as a facilitator of the deal, both now confirm FDV helped finance the deal.
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The meeting facilitator should give a reminder at the top of the meeting for people to mute to help avoid interruptions throughout the meeting.
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He has also been a facilitator for the Alternatives to Violence Program—the impact of his kindness surely extends far beyond these prison walls.
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"He said Blake should be the best power forward facilitator in the N.B.A." Casey found Karl's recommendation reassuring because he had the same instinct.
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It was only when the facilitator and the child saw the same image that the child was able to spell out the right answer.
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In facilitated communication, the facilitator supports the arm or hand of a disabled person while that person touches a keyboard to spell out words.
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Alan Dorvil, the lead facilitator of the Father to Father initiative, said he does not impose rules per se but lays out expectations instead.
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King Felipe VI began formal consultations on Tuesday, meeting with the leaders of more than a dozen parties in his role as a facilitator.
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"He's been a really good facilitator, and the weight he's lost has helped him become a better rebounder out of his area," Holtmann said.
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Because James is as much a facilitator as a scorer, the ball still ended up in Irving's hands a good deal of the time.
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"They don't fear God," Teresa Puente is an associate professor of journalism at Columbia College Chicago and a senior facilitator with The OpEd Project.
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Hamblin is a bruising 217'6'', impossible to stop until Sunday night, and Weisner did it all—facilitator, shooter, a combo guard and elite defender.
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A key U.S. construction facilitator is hopeful that President Donald Trump will still make good on his campaign promise of putting more federal dollars towards .
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Embiid is an unstoppable MVP candidate and Simmons may be the most unique facilitator of his generation, but neither naturally makes the other's life easier.
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"We have this culture of 'pull yourself up by the bootstraps,'" says Annie Robinson, a wellness program facilitator at New York University School of Medicine.
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South African Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has made frequent trips to Lesotho to try to secure peace among political rivals as a facilitator for SADC.
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As their facilitator, I critique their writing after I return home, frequently impressed by the deep thinkers and their attention to plot, character and setting.
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The Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator will also act as a "facilitator" between those funds and public, as well as private sector recipients, a spokesman said.
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Because, Turkey wants the presence of the UN as a facilitator during the talks expected to take place in Astana, Kazakhstan's capital, following the ceasefire.
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We ended up in a mock refugee camp, where the same facilitator, now dressed as the camp boss, lined us up and shouted at us.
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If the person is your manager or the meeting facilitator, s/he can call on you when it looks like you have something to say.
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The president's advisers say they see the role of the federal government as a facilitator, as opposed to the chief producer or a national governor.
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The president's advisers say they see the role of the federal government as a facilitator, as opposed to the chief producer or a national governor.
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The company created an Hour of Code Facilitator Guide that helps educators host sessions where students learn to use Swift Playgrounds along with other iPad apps.
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Attendees will consider the projects with the help of artist and facilitator Jeanne van Heeswijk, and end the day with a discussion about socially engaged art.
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I always joke that I don't make these photographs, the soda cans make the photographs, and I am just along for the ride as a facilitator.
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She set Johnson up with a Sister on the Ground named Rebecca Lopez, and warned that the facilitator, agency, and the couple were likely to attack.
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"The internet, our greatest tool of emancipation, has been transformed into the most dangerous facilitator of totalitarianism we have ever seen," Assange had written in 2012.
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Otero explains that his role in the studio is that of a facilitator, prioritizing the artist's sound over any desire to imprint his "sound" on them.
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"There are a lot of thoughts that go through someone's mind before they do something," says Debra Smith, a correction specialist and T4C facilitator at Larch.
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For all its proclaimed ambitions and intermittent successes as a facilitator of conversation or connection, Twitter is as fundamentally null as any other bit of technology.
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"Zardari is looking at himself as a post-election facilitator rather than a major player in the actual electoral battle," political analyst Aamer Ahmed Khan said.
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"They'll stop being a facilitator, they will stop the pressure they are applying" on the Taliban, one U.S. official said, recounting Pakistani warnings conveyed to Washington.
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The adviser Moon said South Korea could play a role as a facilitator between the United State and North Korea, more than a role of mediator.
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As I circle around, the facilitator guiding me through the simulation can pause the action, allowing us to discuss, digest, and learn from what I'm seeing.
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In one case, Dana, a therapist and a facilitator of the prism support group, harmed her best friend Vinessa in high school during a field trip.
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Medicare Part D is using a similar system today, known as the "TrOOP" facilitator, to track out-of-pocket costs, making this a time-tested concept.
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"Singapore sees its role as a facilitator of regional security and stability, not as a member of any alliance directed at any particular nation," said Schuster.
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Social media reports in Libya said that among the militants targeted in the strikes was Malik Khazmi, a major ISIS facilitator and recruiter from Bani Walid.
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Graphic: RedditReddit's bread and butter may be links and comments, but the site has a long history as a facilitator of gift swaps, and a backwoods marketplace.
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A key U.S. construction facilitator is hopeful that President Donald Trump will still make good on his campaign promise of putting more federal dollars towards U.S. infrastructure.
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The Taliban's current deputy commander, Siraj Haqqani, is the head of the feared Haqqani militant network and al Qaeda's top facilitator in Afghanistan, according to U.S. officials.
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He provided the list to British hacker Junaid Hussain, "a now-deceased ISIL recruiter and attack facilitator," the Justice Department said, using an acronym for Islamic State.
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But Ghibli was primarily a coordinator and facilitator during the development of the French-Belgian-Dutch co-production, rather than part of the animating or design team.
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Although she lives in Dallas, her clothing style is reminiscent of a Venice Beach moon-circle facilitator: she favors rock-band T-shirts and silky floral dusters.
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The re:Work website only hosts a basic, customizable deck with an accompanying facilitator guide, so it's possible that the actual contents of the presentation vary in practice.
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Yes, the internet can be a facilitator of chaos; Instagram and the other social media platforms can sometimes make you feel like you have a garbage life.
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As a skilled negotiator and facilitator Mustafa has worked across the world for a wide range of clients such as the UN, the Dutch Government and WWF.
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For those of you without a personal transition facilitator, here are three things you should do differently from President Donald Trump on your first one hundred days.
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I think of Michael Kassan as sort of an old-world guy, not in a derogatory sense at all, but just, he's a guy who's a facilitator.
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The kiss led to a passionate romance that lasted for over a decade — with young Brodeur acting as her mother's secret keeper and facilitator of the affair.
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The group meetings themselves, guided by a person who hears voices, sometimes accompanied by a facilitator, are open to family members but closed to the news media.
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James Harden is being asked to be a facilitator this season and the Houston All-Star guard took it to new heights in the Rockets' season opener.
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Valve has to recognize that it is a steward of the culture, not just a facilitator, and until that happens we'll see more cases like this one.
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Min Thu is now actively working to eradicate this taboo: The 28-year-old became a workshop co-facilitator, and was later promoted to lead the program.
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A facilitator asks questions and occasionally pauses the simulation, inviting the other trainees, who are watching the experience on a large screen in the classroom, to comment.
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A news release described Hikmatullah as a senior commander of the branch, known as IS-K, and the main facilitator of IS-K fighters into northern Afghanistan.
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Europe is an important facilitator for Iran's weapons programs and a source for business deals that put money in the pockets of the mullahs ruling the country.
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Lavrov on Monday stressed the point, calling for the two nations to start negotiations while underscoring the Kremlin's readiness to serve as a facilitator of the meeting.
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"Going after the online marketplace facilitator is certainly a recent door that's been opened," said Jeff Glickman, a tax expert and lawyer at business advisory firm Aprio.
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And we've had to use him more as a facilitator, where we use him more on the top of the floor as a passer and a ballhandler.
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The group facilitator, a thin woman named Suzy, is aghast and refuses to believe that Janice is actually happy, saying "so sad" as Janice leaves the room.
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"The government is just a facilitator, the actual work is done by the private sector," said Vikas Rustagi, regional director in the tourism ministry who handles niche tourism.
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Norway's foreign minister said as early as March that it was prepared to act as a mediator or facilitator of talks between the Venezuelan government and the opposition.
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After the facilitator took the venom off the skin of her leg with the same tool she used to apply it, she ran to the bathroom with diarrhea.
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The judge ruled that a parenting facilitator would be appointed and the two parents would share rights and duties of the children, including decisions about their medical care.
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Pakistan sentenced alleged U.S. facilitator Dr. Shakil Afridi in 2012 to 33 years in jail on charges of belonging to militant group Lashkar-e-Islam, which he denies.
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So, basically, for the last five years I had been working with and through NYC as a facilitator with an emphasis on black art and emerging black artists.
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Byron Trott, a former Goldman Sachs partner, is one such facilitator, bringing FOs juicy deals, advising on investments and co-investing through his own vehicle, BDT Capital Partners.
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When bitcoin entered public awareness it was chiefly as a facilitator of anonymous, illegal sales on the "dark web" and as the currency of choice for online ransoms.
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These qualities have helped cement our position as a leading facilitator of global business over the past 35 years and will doubtless continue to do so going forward.
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Amy MacClain, lead facilitator and program developer for Soul Shoppe, an interactive program focusing on helping schools and students combat bullying, says we should banish the term entirely.
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In its account of the incident, the army said the protest was aimed at exerting pressure for the release of a "suspected terrorists' facilitator arrested the other day".
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It's neither an employment-provider nor a travel agency, but a facilitator company uniting professionals from around the globe who are already able to do their jobs remotely.
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The Bucks inflicted most of their damage off the dribble, and when Brogdon wasn't punishing scrambling defenders, Antetokounmpo was wreaking havoc on the glass and as a facilitator.
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The critical aspect of the current process that will change is that, under the SEC system, the skybox official will become more of a facilitator than a decider.
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Ireland's High Court last month cleared the way for the extradition of its suspected owner, Eric Marques, who the FBI has called the world's biggest child pornography facilitator.
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On the bus to El Javillar, a lower-income neighborhood of Puerto Plata, Felix Desangles, a bearded Dominican American facilitator with Fathom's local partner, IDDI, leads an orientation.
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"The film really resonates with them," said Sivaranjani Chinnamuniyadi, a facilitator with Serene Secular Social Service Society, a charity that assists garment workers in Tamil Nadu's Dindigul district.
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But Mr. Moon is desperate to revive his role as a facilitator of dialogue between Washington and Pyongyang, the North's capital, even if it entails providing humanitarian aid.
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From the app that's been a facilitator of online connection for over a decade, we're finally seeing something different brought to the table in the realm of romance.
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For the next exercise, I was paired with Ben Mizen, a lecturer in business and management at Solent University in Southampton, England, and also a certified Lego facilitator.
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My job is like a coach or a facilitator, I help bring out the unique information so that we can take better decisions and move with more speed.
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In advance of the big meeting, my co-facilitator and I met separately several times with Sofia, Michael, and the supporters they planned to bring to the dialogue.
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"Guizar-Cuellar was the leader, primary facilitator, enforcer, and main financial beneficiary of the unlawful commercial sex venture," U.S. Attorney David Anderson said in a statement announcing the pleas.
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Looking at any industry where we make big purchase decisions that involve the trade of information — buying a home, car, plane ticket — the Internet has become the key facilitator.
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But as Mr. Trump's national security adviser, the targeter is now slated to become the facilitator, charged with mobilizing the policy apparatus rather than simply taking aim at it.
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"We have an outside facilitator that comes in and says, 'Here is your scenario, and now go through it utilizing your policy, your procedures and everything else,'" Ream explained.
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Not only would it inject some much-needed transparency into the market but it would allow for forward hedging, a key facilitator of bank financing in the minerals sector.
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Heather Elizabeth Coffman was sentenced to 54 months in prison in May 2015 for her role as a facilitator providing online travel information and support to Islamic State sympathizers.
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We've gotten calls from couples where they want a facilitator to come and give them some ideas about how they can spice things up and that kind of thing.
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She's a facilitator more than a participant, ready to do what it takes to encourage the whimsy in others without getting her hands dirty—if she can help it.
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I remember, the piece that I remember that we wrote that he didn't like was one about his role at CES, where he was the grand facilitator/tour guide.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A U.S. air strike killed a facilitator for an Islamic State-aligned militia in northern Somalia, a statement from the American military's Africa Command said on Sunday.
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That usually breaks down the wall of writer's block — plus, I end up with a short writing piece that I can give to my mother or my educational facilitator.
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The 'new way' of governing starts with these issues but extended to all aspects of our society, that is why we need to become a facilitator to our people.
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"Ricky — who I think is a very, very good player and I'm a big fan of his game he's more of a facilitator," Los Angeles coach Luke Walton said.
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"So here's the deal: Museums are colonial structures," Amin Husain, a facilitator at Decolonize This Place, a movement dedicated to the liberation of Black and Indigenous people tells Broadly.
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The groom's mother works in Boston as a senior facilitator at the Albany-based Outward Bound, a nonprofit that provides experience-based outdoor leadership programs for youth and adults.
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"If Indeed they are emerging as an important facilitator of weapons and other materiel reaching al-Shabaab or ISIS, then they would become a legitimate military target," he claimed.
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The network of people arrested in the sting are accused of filling many roles, including "supplier, packager, transporter, financier, distributor, and facilitator," the Justice Department said in the statement.
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Instead of the normal talking-head format, this was "a simulation" — the facilitator warned us that it was intense and that we could quit if we couldn't take it.
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First envisioned in a 2016 NCPDP white paper, our solution would function as a facilitator that is run by the private sector under a contract with the federal government.
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When it comes to the business of making money and us being the facilitator of that, we take it very seriously to ensure the tool is secure and stable.
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Psychedelic trip participants should feel grounded and calm before beginning the trip, for example, and it should be done in a quiet environment with a drug facilitator they trust.
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Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Monday called for the two states to begin negotiations, underscoring Russia's readiness to serve as a facilitator of the meeting, according to the report.
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And although Li is certainly right when he talks in terms of physical commodities as a facilitator of financial flows within China, the market may have beaten him to it.
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The entity is an intermediate holding company of all of HSBC's operations in Latin America and its importance derives from its role as facilitator for HSBC's presence in Latin America.
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Investment decisions for the Wilhelmshaven LNG terminal project, where Uniper will be a facilitator, would be taken by year-end, Uniper expects, hoping to arrange more prebooking of capacities soon.
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For Armstrong, the brand space is about two things — the first "being a facilitator of getting fanatical fans on to different brands and representing what those brands are" across platforms.
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Kev's work as an mastering engineer, label owner, and facilitator embodies the crosspollination between electronic music, hip-hop, and jazz that is one of the touchstones of contemporary LA jazz.
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The fourth suspect was a 24-year-old Indian national who had allegedly acted as a facilitator to a senior member of Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), a Sikh separatist group.
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The same to her left, where apparently the Facilitator sat, bony frame draped in brown, gold, and purple silk, hair braided sleekly back, dark eyes expressionless, watching the conversation. Listening.
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Eric Mellgren, a teacher and facilitator of sound guided meditation at Los Angeles's Unplug Meditation Center, helped VICE decipher if the practice is legit or just another wellness industry scam.
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It requires a certain level of vulnerability to emotionally invest in a series of puzzles, while the Game Master — a professional facilitator of fun — watches you struggle, doling out hints.
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Satou Sabally, a German, combines size and strength in the post with an ability to serve as secondary facilitator with the ball, along with serving as a threat from deep.
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Our chic facilitator, Manon, explained the functions of the top note, the heart note (the dominant character) and the base note, the three stages of a perfume's scent across time.
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On Friday, it was Mr. Rawi, a Syrian labeled by the Pentagon "an experienced terrorist financial facilitator," who moved millions of dollars for the Islamic State's attack and logistics network.
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There's a good argument here that by acting as his facilitator, you are helping to keep him disorganized: Why should he call people back if you'll handle it for him?
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They arrive thinking they're alone in their struggles only to learn that many of their peers share similar stresses and issues, said Allison Schultz, a coach and facilitator at Reboot.
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"Businesses will no longer be beholden to inefficient and unpredictable payments with WAYV as the industry's facilitator and partner," Wayv CEO and founder Keith McCarty said in a released statement.
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One diplomat at the NSG plenary in Seoul said the group's outgoing chairman, Argentinian diplomat Rafael Grossi, would act as a "facilitator" to continue to search for an accession deal.
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Ntilikina, the No. 8 overall draft pick last summer, has shown talent as a defender and facilitator, giving the Knicks hope that they have a point guard of the future.
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In recent times, however, the toxicity of Huawei's reputation as an alleged Chinese spying facilitator has made it increasingly difficult for Huawei Marine Systems to win contracts, as the FT reports.
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While at an appearance fir the Texas Book Festival, Hanks took on the important role of wedding proposal facilitator in the midst of promoting his new book, Uncommon Type: Some Stories.
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There's also Hi from the Other Side and the American Dialogue Project, both of which connect people of different political persuasions for a short phone chat, accompanied by a trained facilitator.
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For one thing, the initiative would not allow for personal possession of psychedelic mushrooms or psilocybin—rather, patients could only take it at licensed centers under supervision of a certified facilitator.
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If a justice allows himself or herself to be reduced to a facilitator of a campaign promise, then let that justice be adorned with marionette strings in lieu of the robe.
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Brad, the facilitator, had said the Peruvian and Columbian tribes that use ayahuasca see purging — vomiting, diarrhea, crying, laughing, and yawning — as a vital part of the healing the drug brings.
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Very probably pointless—the Facilitator likely didn't care so long as her money was good, and whoever was on the other side of the deal she'd made couldn't see her anyway.
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" Another facilitator, who asked not to be named but also helped lead the sessions, said Sanders was "here to listen and we appreciated him participating with open ears and open heart.
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However, investigators don't know yet whether Aadhil was simply a facilitator for the bombers, or if he was also one of the ring leaders involved in planning and executing the attacks.
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"That one rooster is always at it," observed onlooker Renee Wallace, executive director of Food Plus Detroit, and tireless facilitator and consultant to many food justice-related organizations around the city.
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" The facilitator Dana responds with: "But if you act compassionately in this branch, that's still meaningful, because it has an effect on the branches that will split off in the future.
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One participant at each table will serve as a facilitator to guide discussion throughout the meal, which will feature Palestinian cuisine prepared by celebrated Palestinian– and Syrian–American chef Reem Assil.
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In the Red Hook workshop, which used the pioneering decades-old work of the environmental grief activist Joanna Macy, the facilitator, Jess Serrante, said something that hit me like a thunderclap.
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But increasing border controls mean air travel is likely to become more attractive, with fraudulent documents rented out to migrants and then taken back by an accompanying facilitator, the report said.
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Here's part of what he wrote — emphasis ours: Uber is now a network facilitator built on the widespread proliferation of smart phones, GPS, and excess vehicle inventory in the built environment.
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Uniper has always said it would be a facilitator of the project and on Monday said it was talking to companies that want to buy a majority share in the terminal operator.
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Uniper has always stressed its role will be a facilitator, handling the marketing of the volumes, developing the FSRU into a multi-user facility and finding more buyers keen on booking capacity.
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At route's end I encountered a comrade from Occupy Wall Street who had been a facilitator of the Arts and Culture working group, the movement's official connection between art practice and revolution.
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But Airbnb, which is simply a facilitator for home rentals, said in a message to Kugler reviewed by TechCrunch that it can't force people to make their places available no matter what.
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Be upbeat, positive, optimistic, friendly, happy, helpful, engaging," says Alana Muller, a networking speaker, workshop facilitator, coach and author of the book, "Coffee Lunch Coffee: A Practical Field Guide for Master Networking.
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The angry focus on the Democratic Party makes a holistic kind of sense, in that the party is seen as a facilitator of the big-money interests that have precluded socialist policies.
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What would be required at a minimum to help the facilitator would be an Israeli prime minister willing and able to make big moves and a Palestinian president to respond in kind.
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Ortega said the high school students met privately with school counselors to discuss the incident and held a school assembly with an outside facilitator that led a discussion about racism and diversity.
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"We are prepared to participate as a mediator and a facilitator in the maritime discussions, and we do hope that we will soon see substantive discussions on these important issues," he said.
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A facilitator accompanies the individuals in an audio booth where the door is closed, the lights are low, and there is complete silence except for the sound of their voices, Isay said.
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After being told by a facilitator that discrimination would not be allowed, one participant asked whether using age, one of the principles under discussion, would not also be a form of discrimination.
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In the days that followed, CPS visited Johnson, though they declined to open a case against her; the facilitator and adoptive parents threatened legal action; they offered her money for the baby.
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It is brutal, too, teeming over with every type of bigoted abuse you'd care to imagine and a facilitator of the sort of personal bullying that can crush people under its weight.
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The table beside Ingray's chair with the gilded decanter of serbat and the delicate glass tray of tiny rose-petaled cakes was certainly real—the Facilitator had invited her to try them.
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And for the seventh consecutive year, Apple will support the Hour of Code with a new Hour of Code Facilitator Guide that will help teachers and parents host sessions using Swift Playgrounds.
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" Jesi Barnes, a middle school facilitator for the project-based learning program, EAST, which stands for education accelerated by service and technology, in Arkansas "I really enjoy how fast paced it is.
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Ms. Chilton added that the board appreciated Dr. Barratt's strengths as a listener and creative facilitator who will be able to build on the accomplishments of Gregory Long, the president since 1989.
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The statement notes that the coalition targeted and killed several of Rawi's "close terrorist associates," including Samir Idris, another ISIS financial facilitator and international money launderer killed June 7 near Mayadin, Syria.
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David Nabarro is a co-facilitator of the Nature-Based Solutions workstream at the UN Climate Action Summit and a professor of Global Health at Imperial College London and director of 4SD.
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The coalition described Gunes as a Syria-based ISIS external operations facilitator from Turkey who recruited for the group in central Turkey and helped get financial support for attacks against the West.
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One industry investment facilitator, the Arcview Group, estimates that legal marijuana sales in the United States will more than double to roughly $21 billion by 2021 from nearly $9 billion last year.
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The retreat's facilitator explained that people on ayahuasca (a tea made from a hallucinogenic Amazonian plant and consumed in shamanic ceremonies) often feel they're expelling the vileness within themselves when they throw up.
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I've heard people argue that Marion comes off as too stern, too unloving — that she's uncharitably framed as an impediment to Lady Bird's liberation, instead of a facilitator, like her jokey, understanding father.
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Instantly, I was transported back in time to the mid-1990s, when I worked as a Peace Corps community development facilitator in a rural village not far from the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo.
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His comment appeared to undermine the position of the African Union facilitator of the election talks, former Togolese prime minister Edem Kodjo, who welcomed the pardons and said talks would begin next week.
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Kyrie Irving was needed for only 23 minutes of action, but in that time, he played the slasher/scorer/facilitator role to perfection, getting to the line and keeping the entire squad involved.
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A career specialist must have a bachelor's degree or higher in fields other than counseling, have completed the NCDA Career Development Facilitator Training Program and have one year of supervised career development experience.
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Throughout the day participants stretch, meditate, drink gingko tea sourced from a local park, and, as one facilitator puts it, talk about "lit shit," like queer visibility and self-care for sex workers.
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Trump has pitched himself as a "mediator, an arbitrator or a facilitator" to help both sides to reach a lasting peace settlement and has resisted laying out specific conditions for a peace deal.
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EditorsNote: rewords sixth graf DeMarcus Cousins served as a facilitator before thriving as a battering ram, leading the Golden State Warriors to a 133-104 victory over the host Houston Rockets on Wednesday.
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This created a web of suspicion that a struggling businessman was integral to global economics, as well as being anti-American and the facilitator of Trump's collusion with Russia to influence the election.
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Let us leave that laudable dream to the Koreas for another day, perhaps spearheaded by the Chinese when they are ready to become a global leader instead of a facilitator of global chaos.
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In 2017, British Virgin Islands officials released a report claiming the British territory was not a tax haven, but a strong contributor to the global economy and facilitator of international trade and investment.
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It means people lose their jobs, even if that job is 'hen-night VK facilitator' (this isn't a dig, I'm a fully qualified sambuca technician at a pub with a massive student clientele).
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" When police officers, firefighters, and paramedics answer a call that's especially traumatic, they meet as a group with a facilitator to talk about it in what is known as a "critical incident debriefing.
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They point to the fact that the Cuban government hosted the peace talks and Venezuela acted as a facilitator as evidence of the influence these two left-wing governments had on the negotiations.
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He's the only San Francisco party facilitator for the Cuddle Party organization and the events can be difficult to get into, Alkan told me on a video call days after the cuddle party.
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Howard, who entered as the leading scorer in the nation at 27.1 points per game, played facilitator for stretches, collecting a team-high seven assists as four Marquette players scored in double figures.
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In 2014 her husband, Ken Russell, who had worked as a facilitator of technology transfers between universities and companies, licensed the special enzyme treatment from North Carolina A&T with a business partner.
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I spoke with a fellow named Guy Stephens, based near London, a facilitator who uses Lego Serious Play in his job as a corporate trainer for one of the world's largest technology companies.
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While Trump was ultimately convinced to back down, Miller's stance solidified his position in Trump's mind as the chief facilitator of the President's hardline instincts and appears to have won him more power.
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Though Solomon has claimed he relied on Parnas as a "facilitator" to connect him with sources in Ukraine, Hill staff said the communications uncovered in the House impeachment investigation pointed to deeper ties.
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Prosecutors said Ceasar was so prominent in her role as a facilitator for would-be terrorists that they brokered the cooperation agreement in the hopes that she could lead investigators to dangerous ISIS members.
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On Sunday, however, Tshisekedi said the UDPS and allied parties would not participate in a dialogue led by the African Union's designated facilitator, former Togolese prime minister Edem Kodjo, whom they accuse of bias.
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The MF added that the Bank of Italy had offered to act as a facilitator in the talks with the ECB to help win its approval for the tie-up and eliminate outstanding hurdles.
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After the first six months of Conversations in Community's coursework, Knight and Varnam will offer three months of one-on-one mentoring to help each facilitator develop a curriculum tailored specifically to their community.
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The client identifies what it is that they want to explore or what it is that they want to learn or experience, and the coach is there as a guide or as a facilitator.
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Instead, Trump has pitched himself as a "mediator, an arbitrator or a facilitator" to help both sides to reach a lasting peace settlement and has resisted stating must-have aspects of such a deal.
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Mr. Mulvaney has become a key figure in the case, identified by other witnesses as a facilitator of the pressure campaign and the official who ordered the security aid frozen at Mr. Trump's direction.
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On Friday, a Miami court sentenced Ali Nasreeddine Kassir, a Miami-based Lebanese businessman and suspected Hezbollah facilitator, who pleaded guilty to passport fraud and conspiring to commit money laundering totaling over $85033 million.
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"The South's authorities can't do anything without approval or instruction from the United States, so how do they think they can be a mediator or facilitator?" the North Korean website Meari said on Friday.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - Iran and Saudi Arabia appeared no closer to bridging their differences on Saturday with both sides sticking to their positions and regional facilitator Oman seeing no breakthrough before U.S. elections in November.
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Because the US has sought peace talks with the Taliban for years, yet had one condition: it had to be between the insurgency and the Afghan government, with the US merely as a facilitator.
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It brought in a professional facilitator for a "visioning" session with leaders of the tribe and the city, and all agreed that, without money from offshore oil, their community had no clear path forward.
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The Raptors' offence demands he play facilitator, too, and DeRozan's high usage means Lowry is using fewer than a quarter of the team's possessions (his usage rate is down from 23 percent to 23).
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Though, something the facilitator brought up as a potential way to respond as an ally was to compare it to how people don't tend to make a fuss over name changes when someone gets married.
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Merkley took "interest in the case and assigned a case worker from his office to work as a facilitator between the family and immigration lawyers," the senator's communications director Sara Hottman told CNN on Thursday.
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"I heard from Meow Wolf that very same day," says John Gross, musician and co-facilitator of the underground venue Rhinoceropolis, one of many unexpectedly hit with a bouquet of expensive infractions from the city.
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Hankerson, inmate Ramel Chase, 26, and Miguel Matos, 46, a smuggling facilitator, were among 80 people charged with smuggling in narcotics, cell phones, pornographic videos and tobacco in exchange for money and sex with inmates.
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By the spring of 224, two members of the group had gone to Pakistan, where they were met by a facilitator for Al Qaeda, according to French court records obtained by The New York Times.
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Two days later, Family District Court Judge Kim Cooks reinstated the parents' joint custody—an outcome that Texas family courts typically favor—and appointed a facilitator to mediate the parents' decisions about Luna's medical care.
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I make sure to keep note of the things I learn about for my parents and for my educational facilitator, who helps us draw up a yearly learning plan and performs two evaluations per year.
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Also crucial, multiple people said, was the canny persistence of Mr. Bunch, who had intimate experience with Chicago politics and who had honed his skills as a facilitator while president of the historical society there.
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Eastern time, students are invited to post in our comments section about what they see and why, while a moderator from our partner organization, Visual Thinking Strategies, acts as a facilitator to further the conversation.
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Taran Hutchinson, a facilitator at the Metropolitan Area Transportation Operations Coordination Program at the University of Maryland, said he expected roads to be highly congested for the first few days of every phase of repairs.
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Through her work as an international restorative justice facilitator, Jasmyn Elise Story is pushing to integrate the community-focused tenets of restorative justice into university responses to instances of sexual assault and crime on-campus.
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"The problem that I've seen, still, is that there is no incentive within the family for the girls to play sports," said Alzira Pires, 42, the program's facilitator and an administrator at this sports center.
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Rajon Rondo was a 228-year-old point guard on the 235 Boston Celtics title team but was primarily a shot facilitator for the 21-and-over crowd: Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett.
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Ms. Kiden, who is now a community-based facilitator with the International Rescue Committee, advised Ms. Meling to join a women's savings and loan group so she could safely save her income and earn interest.
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The focus group facilitator also asked the men to weigh in on a list of Virginia's abortion restrictions, which include a mandated 24-hour waiting period and ultrasound before a patient can get an abortion.
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The ISIS aspirations demonstrated by Sahrawi and his followers have raised concerns that his outfit could eventually function as a facilitator for ISIS affiliates across West Africa and in Libya and function as a recruitment destination.
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Meanwhile Anton develops a friendship with none other than John Lennon, a fellow Dakota resident, who seems to see him for the man he wants to be, not merely as a facilitator of his father's charms.
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That's why in these conversations between those who harmed and those who were harmed, there usually isn't a big audience or large army of professionals -- just a facilitator and some support people, maybe five people total.
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There's a facilitator, fine, but like I'm sure my energy would clash with hers, and then there's very likely a group agreement to use language like "Mother" or "Gaia" or "Force" pretty seriously, so, nope forever.
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Perhaps Carrington, who has acted as more of a facilitator this season after leading the team in scoring last season, can lead the way against the Hoosiers, whose last 1-873 start occurred in 1997-98.
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Recently, several former officials involved in previous efforts to negotiate with the Taliban said the United States would need to play larger role as facilitator if the insurgents were to take any prospects of negotiations seriously.
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The groom's mother then became a stay-at-home parent, and she now works part time as a facilitator in schools throughout Monmouth County for the New Jersey Child Assault Prevention Project, a state-run program.
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Buy now, pay later (BNPL) solution provider Splitit has teamed up with Stripe to form a partnership that will see Stripe become the "payment facilitator" for all new merchants that accept Splitit, per a press release.
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With additional support from the Pentagon's research arm, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, he became a crucial facilitator in the spread of TCP/IP in Europe, pushing academic and research communities there to use them.
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Harden was less explosive against the Thunder — he shot just 6 of 16 from the field — but was a pass-first facilitator for his teammates throughout, and especially on the one possession when it mattered most.
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" Each episode of "Coast to Coast" begins with a news segment, but when asked if he saw himself as a journalist, Mr. Noory responded that he was "a facilitator of the truth, wherever that takes us.
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Clark Olson, from the Institute for Civil Dialogue, an organization that promotes techniques for productive communication, said dialogue similarly relies on specific conditions—ground rules for civility, more than two viewpoints, a neutral space and facilitator.
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It's part of an attempt to shake the company's reputation as a facilitator of casual hookups and reposition itself as a glossier gay lifestyle brand, a move that follows Grindr's recent acquisition by a Chinese gaming company.
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With Anthony operating as more of a facilitator, a role that appears to be more appealing to him than ever, the Knicks closed the first half with a 14-4 run to take a 10-point lead.
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"His only real promise is a border wall that will serve little more than a symbol to repudiate Latinos," architect and educator Quilian Riano, who is also a "facilitator" for the Architecture Lobby, told me via email.
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Then, with a ding of a desk bell, William finalized his promise, declaring "cross my heart and hope to die," and watched as another facilitator put his pledge up in black plastic letters on an enormous marquee.
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Mr. Sondland, who is considered loyal to President Trump and functioned as a behind-the-scenes facilitator of his dealings with Ukraine, updated and reversed testimony that he gave last month, saying he had "refreshed" his memory.
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"Cuba will not get economic growth until its leaders decide to change the state from an obstacle of development into a facilitator," said Carlos Saladrigas, a prominent Miami-based businessman who is in favour of closer engagement.
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As it happens, DiAngelo has been a longtime facilitator within the diversity training apparatus that Newkirk critiques, and her analysis of white fragility is drawn largely from personal observations gathered during the workshops and seminars she's run.
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Generally, courts reject the use of the exception with regard to past crimes and more often will allow the exception to be used when the attorney is an active vehicle or facilitator of a crime or fraud.
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To withdraw from our longstanding role as a leader and facilitator of democratic development would not merely be turning away from a moral good — it would actually make the world more dangerous, which undermines our own security.
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And sources close to the Taliban and media reports said the shortlist of candidates is topped by Sirajuddin Haqqani -- the man the United States calls al Qaeda's chief facilitator in Afghanistan and leader of his own eponymous network.
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The person seemingly behind this practice is Jesse Thomas-Hall, an Inner Alchemy instructor and facilitator who hosted a session called "The Art of Zen Spanking" at the Taste of Love Festival, Australia's biggest Tantra festival, in January.
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He later told us that he was the interrogator who personally waterboarded 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the al Qaeda facilitator Abu Zubaydah, and Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, the suspected mastermind of the USS Cole bombing.
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The OMI is being spearheaded by The Berklee College of Music and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which will provide academic expertise and a neutral facilitator to help the music and tech industries collaborate, despite their often fractious relationship.
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Livingston stayed inside the arc—roasting notorious point guard murderer Patrick Beverley by taking him into the block—and the Warriors' best facilitator, forward/center Draymond Green, kept the Warriors offensive moving at its usual hyper-efficient clip.
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Johnson would like to see someone in his backcourt become more of a facilitator, as the Crimson Tide enter the weekend ranked last in the SEC and just inside the top 300 nationally at 11.8 assists per game.
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"President Moon Jae-in and his Blue House still don't grasp the reality and have a delusional belief that he is a mediator or facilitator," Jun Hee-kyung, a spokeswoman for the opposition party, said in a statement.
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"The biggest challenge is what device they'll be working on at home," said John Thomas, a first and second grade teacher in New Hampshire, adjunct faculty member at Antioch University New England and a community facilitator for Edutopia.
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"A closure of the world's manufacturing hub impacts container shipping at large, as it is a vital facilitator of the intra-Asian and global supply chains," said Peter Sand, chief shipping analyst at BIMCO, an international shipping association.
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"The first workshop I ever did, my colleagues said, 'Let us just tell you, all team-building is bulls---,' " said Charles Woolnough, a program director at a major video game company and a certified Lego Serious Play facilitator.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Wednesday vowed to work as a "mediator, an arbitrator or a facilitator" to help broker peace between the Israelis and Palestinians as he welcomed Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to the White House.
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Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven told a joint news conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin on Friday that Sweden, whose embassy represents U.S. interests in Pyongyang, was ready to act as a facilitator to help resolve tensions.
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But he was not the al Qaeda courier, facilitator and trainer he was originally believed to be as it was determined "these activities were likely carried out by other known extremists with similar names or aliases," the report said.
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Conceived as a facilitator of intra-entrepreneurial exchange and a lobby group advocating on behalf of forward-thinking startup policy in Brazil, the association has grown to include more than 4,000 member startups and 38,000 entrepreneurs throughout the country.
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I called Priya Parker, master facilitator and author of the book The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why It Matters, to find out why it's so important to remain connected to each other while we live apart.
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U.S. District Judge Michael Mills in Oxford, Mississippi, on Thursday said Amazon could be sued for negligence and failing to warn of the hoverboards' dangers in its role as a "marketplace facilitator" that connected the sellers to the buyers.
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In a simple yet elegant experiment, designed by the speech pathologist Howard Shane, a facilitator and an autistic child were simultaneously shown pictures, with a divider between them to prevent each from seeing the picture shown to the other.
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The second man, Mullah Mustafa, who serves as a local facilitator of the Taliban and played a major role in the recent offensive, is known for setting up checkpoints on the main highway to extort travelers, security officials say.
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Of course, perving over extravagant wealth isn't a new phenomena, it's just a lot easier to do now with social media becoming the ultimate facilitator for this less than humble bragging; it's the perfect vehicle for green insidious envy.
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With Maduro still in control of state functions and retaining the loyalty of the armed forces, Norway's foreign ministry said on Wednesday it would be prepared to act as a mediator or facilitator of talks between the government and opposition.
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"We have always asked the facilitator to invite CNARED as an opposition bloc, but he has refused and rather decided to select some of our members who will take part to the dialogue without our consent," said CNARED spokesman Pancrace Cimpaye.
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But there was something different about this Apple video: in it, the teen uses Rapid Prompting Method, or RPM, a form of communication that depends on a "facilitator" or "communication partner" standing close by, providing continuous physical and verbal cues.
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"Google Fiber doesn't go anywhere where they're not going to have a strong partner and facilitator in the city," Joanne Hovis, who worked on a fiber feasibility study for the city of San Francisco in the late 2000s, told me.
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Although Galinsky, the "executive facilitator," has little experience with reality TV and has had no popular success in the field, he decided to start the school after a dog groomer asked him for advice on becoming a reality TV star.
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Uniper, which trades LNG and has LNG offtake commitments from U.S. producers, will be a facilitator of the 10 billion cubic meters regasification project, while various possible partners are interested in booking capacity or buying shares in a future terminal operator.
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Uniper, which trades LNG and has LNG offtake commitments from U.S. producers, will be a facilitator of the 10 billion cubic metres regasification project, while various possible partners are interested in booking capacity or buying shares in a future terminal operator.
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The fact that its thuggish regime is now entrusting its survival to a facilitator of Iranian interests in Latin America should make the incoming administration prioritize Venezuela's future in its foreign policy and seek to weaken Iran's influence in Caracas.
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A dean at the school, Melissa Ramos, sat on one side of Walsh, as her chosen advocate, and Santos sat on the other; Spotts, the student's advocate, sat beside him, along with a guidance counselor who served as the circle's facilitator.
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In his statement, Mr. Trump said he had some reservations about the June 2016 proposal from the meeting's facilitator, Rob Goldstone, whom he described as a "colorful" music promoter he had come to know through the son of a Russian oligarch.
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We began by kneeling on the floor (in the basement of a Hilton hotel), where the facilitator, dressed as a tribal sheikh, told us that our people were being killed, blood was flowing in the streets and we had to flee.
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But given previous evidence that Barr is acting not as the independent arbiter of the US justice system but as a political facilitator for the President, there will be extreme skepticism among Democrats about Justice handling Giuliani's material at all.
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On a recent April night at a Back Bay co-working space, around the corner from the tony shops of Newbury Street, Ms. Paré and her co-facilitator, Danielle Lucido, walked a group of 16 women through the basics of negotiation.
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Prosecutors said Mumuni pledged allegiance to Islamic State and tried to raise money to travel to areas it controlled, and had received permission from an "attack facilitator" for the group to use a pressure-cooker bomb against law enforcement officers.
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Our border patrol doesn&apost exist as a wave in facilitator for any group of supposed family members who mouth the script given to them by lawyers, non- governmental institutions or other people in their home countries, that they mouth for asylum.
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The instruction set is the facilitator between the hardware of the CPU and the software on your storage drive, and Singhal's team has attempted to improve the instruction set for Sunny Cove in three big areas: cryptography, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.
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It will also likely be the facilitator between investors and a government, should it ever come to debt restructuring, but there is no agreement yet on how much of the debt restructuring process should be pre-defined and how much left to discretion.
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"The idea is free-form movement to music in a judgment-free space," said Sarah Monette, 41, an ecstatic dance facilitator and D.J. who co-founded I-Opener, an all-ages version that takes place in New York and Boston on Sunday mornings.
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This hit me hard when I read How to Not Always Be Working: A Toolkit for Creativity and Radical Self-Care by Marlee Grace, who is a dancer, writer, improviser, podcaster, shop owner, workshop facilitator, creative adviser, and all around ur-millennial maker.
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The Congress is called to render a final judgment on whether Americans will have their day in court and the opportunity to make the case before a jury of their peers that Saudi Arabia was a facilitator in the murders of 9/11.
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Read More: New 'Starshot' Mission Aims to Send Tiny Spaceships to the Nearest Star System But as the phrase "interstellar precursor" suggests, the idea here is to create a potential facilitator of journeys between stars, rather than lay down a direct route.
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"Singapore has gone from being seen as a useful facilitator of U.S.-China relations to being in the vanguard of an anti-China coalition, particularly on the South China Sea," said Zhang Baohui, a mainland security scholar at Hong Kong's Lingnan University.
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Reilly's warm and patient demeanor makes him a good facilitator of the workshop — he spent much of the time floating around like a diligent host, giving participants compliments on their customization choices and assisting in moments of confusion about the assembly process.
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Some reformers abolished traditional course grades and envisioned the professor as a "facilitator" and "flexible resource" who "relies upon the desire of each student to implement those purposes which have meaning for him," as Carl Rogers wrote in "Freedom to Learn" in 1969.
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"There's an emerging shift in the role of government from that of sole funder to that of a partner and facilitator," said the newly appointed minister for industry, science and technology, Karen Andrews, in a speech during September's Australian Space Research Conference.
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There are tools at the ready: active naming and shaming of Iranian behavior in international fora; announced changes to American rules of engagement in the Gulf; covert pushback against Iran and Iranian proxies; abandoning the role of Iranian facilitator in commercial markets.
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In fact, the corporate drone may have political correctness inflicted on him even more aggressively than your average pipe fitter does — by everyone from his HR department to his sensitivity-training facilitator — while still seeing his job at risk of being offshored.
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The two Israeli officials told me Russia's proposal was that Israel would act as a facilitator between the U.S. and Russia and encourage the White House to start a dialogue with the Kremlin on Syria and Iran as an opening for a wider bilateral discussion.
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She was a facilitator of other writers (she once said of editing that "accurate writing means accurate thinking"), a precise and fluent adventurer into her own interiority, and the rare woman writer to invite her readers to join her in thinking through old age.
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Between mid-May and now, it has acquired iZettle for $2.2 billion to expand its mobile point-of-sale opportunities; AI-based CRM specialist Jetlore; AI-based fraud and risk management firm Simility for $120 million; and gig economy payment facilitator Hyperwallet for $400 million.
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Al-Tulaqi, 38 or 39, was alleged to be a member of al Qaeda and a member of the Taliban, have fought against the US, and have had close ties to al Qaeda facilitator Abu Zubaydah, a high-value detainee currently held captive in Guantanamo.
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If the Rohingya are abandoned to a fate no less cruel than that which forced them across the border, the government of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will be seen as a facilitator of those abuses and could pay the price domestically in next year's elections.
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Laren Poole, a co-author of the Congo Research Group report, said interviews with A.D.F. defectors showed that the rebels had received cash transfers from Waleed Ahmed Zein, a Kenyan national who was identified as an ISIS financial facilitator by the United States Treasury Department.
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It is a fog of negative thoughts (often inaccurate) that paralyze the sufferers so that they cannot respond to their problems, said Kari Frame, program director of Strong Minds, which spreads group therapy led by a lay facilitator for depressed women in Uganda and Zambia.
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"The government's provocations, its inconsistencies, are increasing as they seek to corrupt the facilitator to rig the outcome of the dialogue," opposition spokesman Bruno Tshibala said on Radio France International, whose FM station was off air locally, as it often is on opposition protest days.
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Merkley hopes to use whatever leverage he has to help, he "has taken interest in the case and assigned a case worker from his office to work as a facilitator between the family and immigration lawyers," the senator's communications director Sarah Hottman told CNN on Thursday.
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"Writing that Valve views its role as a facilitator between developers and customers, Johnson added, "With that principle in mind, we've decided that the right approach is to allow everything onto the Steam Store, except for things that we decide are illegal, or straight up trolling.
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Those in the comparison group met for the same amount of time in groups of the same size with the same amount of "homework" and time with a facilitator, but instead focused on education based on the 10 Keys to Healthy Aging, which does not address pain.
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But he knew he wanted to get his family to Europe, and had been assured that he would get there once he had paid $6,000 to a facilitator in Moscow, who immediately arranged for the family to be issued with a deportation order by the Russian authorities.
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There are also instances in the response where the government should steer, not row, to make it clear that it is acting as a facilitator with the ability to link public, private, not-for-profit, and faith organizations, and help each of them leverage their collective assets.
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Ali Michael, an anti-racism facilitator with the workshop Race Institute for K-12 Educators, suggests white people must begin to have hard talks about racism without people of color present, to have honest discussions among themselves, to confront their privilege and become effective allies against racism.
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Spavor has acted as a translator and facilitator for former U.S. National Basketball Association star Dennis Rodman on trips to North Korea and shared Long Island Iced Teas with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on board one of his private boats after they went jet-skiing in 2013.
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It's true...knowledge and intent are key elements to proving bribery, and we're told Lori and Mossimo's lawyers are making that a centerpiece of their defense...their only intent is to generally get their daughters into USC by using a 'facilitator' who got hundreds of other students into colleges.
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A group called the Operations Room and its allies have been fighting the Anas al-Dabbashi brigade, a major facilitator of migrant smuggling that recently said it had changed tack and struck a deal with the U.N.-backed government in Tripoli to stop boats setting off across the Mediterranean.
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"Schizophrenia has a genetic component, sure, but some recent research indicates it can be induced by trauma, and trauma almost more than mental illness is the greatest precipitating factor to suicide for most people," Metzger, who is currently a group facilitator for Survivors of Suicide Loss (SOSL), said.
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"It is at the very beginning of the process -- before the applicant even gets to the US embassy vetting, the selection has been done at the UN level," said one facilitator who said he has been exploiting corruption within the UN to game the resettlement system for years.
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It's true ... knowledge and intent are key elements to proving bribery, and we're told Lori and Mossimo's lawyers are making that a centerpiece of their defense ... their only intent is to generally get their daughters into USC by using a "facilitator" who got hundreds of other students into colleges.
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An organization called the Operations Room and its allies have been fighting the Anas al-Dabbashi brigade, a major facilitator of migrant smuggling that recently said it had changed tack and struck a deal with the U.N.-backed government in Tripoli to stop boats setting off across the Mediterranean.
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It'd be unfair and inaccurate to call these actions a last resort—Horford is as calming a presence as any in the league—but having him function as a roll man or valuable facilitator at the elbow was more ideal in an offense that aspires to involve everyone.
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"On your wedding day, strive for products offering long wear, high pigmentation and layering capabilities that are smudge-proof, filter or blur and deliver photo-ready results while giving you an undetectable, flawless look," said Madison Peterson, a senior makeup artist and class facilitator at Sephora in Midtown Manhattan.
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Davidson also points out some cases when a human planner is best, such as when an investor wants an ongoing relationship with a set financial adviser, when disagreeing partners or spouses need an unbiased financial discussion facilitator and when someone has complex investing, tax or estate-planning goals.
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Frederic Wehrey, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and the author of "The Burning Shores: Inside the Battle for the New Libya," cited social media reports in Libya saying that the strikes had targeted Malik Khazmi, a major ISIS facilitator and recruiter from Bani Walid.
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Friends and Trump officials say that while Mr. Bolton saw himself as a crusader for specific policy goals — and some said a necessary counterweight to Mr. Trump's instincts — Mr. O'Brien, 53, is more likely to act as an arbiter of competing views and a facilitator of Mr. Trump's decisions.
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Mr. Zubaydah, born in Saudi Arabia to a family of Palestinian background, became a sort of travel agent, camp administrator and facilitator for militant fighters in Afghanistan in the early 1990s, after the ragtag force of Islamic soldiers known as the mujahedeen forced the Soviet Army out of the country.
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Indeed, as the transition to a smarter grid ramps up, the grid's basic structure will remain the underlying commonality, allowing the grid to serve as a facilitator to integrate emerging technologies, including EV charging stations, rooftop solar, demand-side management software, and other distributed energy resources, while maximizing their potential benefits.
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As a game designer and facilitator, I have to create a believable environment and tell a compelling story that makes the players — usually United States military and government officials — take the game seriously, believe that their decisions have repercussions and play hard so that the results simulate the real world.
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In an emailed statement in response to questions, Flagler County Schools said Mr. Paffumi had been working at the middle school since the beginning of the school year, officially as an Exceptional Student Education facilitator, a role that involves providing support to other teachers and to students identified as disabled.
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The first case involved a 25-year-old Indonesian palm plantation worker in the state of Sabah in Borneo, who police believe had acted as a facilitator for a family of five that carried out a suicide attack on a church in Jolo, in the southern Philippines in December 2018.
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On Capitol Hill, aides said, Mr. Kushner had positioned himself as the person who could sell the president on a compromise, casting himself as a facilitator who did not lobby for details of any proposal but simply wanted to find a solution that both sides could claim as a victory.
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While not officially a member of al-Qaeda — he never swore allegiance to Osama bin Laden — Abu Zubaydah served as a facilitator for trainees who went on to engage in al-Qaeda–funded attacks; as such, Abu Zubaydah's name routinely popped up as someone who may have played a role in operational planning.
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But starting this year, Amazon began collecting and remitting sales tax on third-party orders being sent to customers in Washington as well as Pennsylvania — states that have passed so-called "Marketplace Facilitator" laws requiring a marketplace like Amazon to collect tax on behalf of the merchants who sell on its platform.
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De La Cruz technically hasn't done this before either — his day job is managing partner at venture capital firms Universal Brand Ventures and the Happy Capital Fund (THCF) — but he is an adept facilitator, and the ad hoc network he's part of includes experts in import-export and experience vetting medical suppliers.
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While not officially a member of al Qaeda — he never swore allegiance to Osama bin Laden — Abu Zubaydah served as a facilitator for trainees who went on to engage in al Qaeda–funded attacks; as such, Abu Zubaydah's name routinely popped up as someone who may have played a role in operational planning.
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The details are still being worked out ahead of a potential ballot measure in 2020, but the basic idea is to allow anyone 21 years or older to take psilocybin in a supervised setting (which might be a hospital, a small clinic, or a retreat), under the guidance of a licensed facilitator.
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"Candidates that might have been considered a 'long-shot'—such as first-time candidates without deep pockets running against establishment-backed incumbents—two or three years ago now seem viable," David Duhalde, the lead facilitator for the Winning Primaries coalition, an initiative dedicated to identifying districts ripe for primary challenges, wrote in an email.
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"Criminal activity literally is a destroyer of nation-states, because it contributes to drug trafficking, arms smuggling; it contributes to human trafficking; it becomes the facilitator of activities that create substates — in some cases, deep states — within states," he said, referring to criminal networks that, in some countries, are more powerful than the government.
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Bernard, who currently resides in Los Angeles and is co-authoring a book with George W. Bush's former White House social secretary Lea Berman, agrees that planning for the Governors Dinner has likely been well underway since January 20, or even prior, as was the case during his tenure as head facilitator of White House events.
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The event was organized by the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology, a nonprofit think tank founded just a few years ago that quickly established itself as a convener of well-attended cybersecurity events, a facilitator of Capitol Hill briefings, and the beneficiary of hundreds of thousands of dollars in sponsorships from top private sector security vendors.
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He works as a behavioral aide to an autistic young adult, a clerk at a grocery store, and a writer and community outreach facilitator for the Free Minds Book Club & Writing Workshop in Washington, DC. *The Bureau of Prisons (BOP) did not respond to a detailed request for comment on the allegations made in this article.
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"That they could sit for four months, not only in Belgium but in Brussels and especially in Maelbeek, and plot these kinds of attacks just four days after the arrest of such a high-level network facilitator — this is shocking to me because they should have been on the highest level of alert," Watts told NBC News.
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The idea that dominates this magnificent history of money and finance, and brings order to the erudite survey of modern research that Goetzmann has marshaled, is that finance is a "technology of civilization" — a way of thinking about and doing things that has been the central facilitator of the material, artistic and cultural accomplishments that we call civilized life.
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Shamila Chaudhary, a former State Department official under President Obama, predicted that Tillerson would serve more as an "adviser and facilitator" than someone like former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE, who aimed for a legacy.
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Last week, Joanne Hovis, who does fiber feasibility studies throughout the US, told me "Google Fiber doesn't go anywhere where they're not going to have a strong partner and facilitator in the city," and given Google's immediate response to the AT&T lawsuit, it seems unlikely that the company will deploy fiber there until this lawsuit is resolved.
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Of course, no one works for free, but a broker might help you in the hopes that you later refer a friend, or hire him or her for a future sale (if you're selling this apartment, presumably you'll be buying something else.) You could also hire a broker as a facilitator, paying a flat fee rather than a commission.
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For some, like Jocelyn Frank, managing facilitator of the D.C. Listening Lounge audio collective, who has partnered with the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden and has visited the tunnels at Dupont Circle, the underground art space is "magical" but also a symbol of the difficulty involved in setting up fringe art institutions in the capital.
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As part of the process, a facilitator gathers people and asks them to do the following things: calculate how much fecal material they collectively produce in a day; draw a big village map on the ground and mark where they defecate with colored chalk powder or bits of paper; walk together through the outdoor defecation zones.
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Told that The Hill did not want columns to rely on an individual whose background and motives were unclear, Solomon agreed and described Parnas as a facilitator — not a source of background information being cited in his columns — who was helping to arrange contacts with knowledgeable sources in Ukraine and was helping with some initial translation work.
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"On one hand, Abe is in a tough spot given Duterte's bombastic rhetoric on the U.S., but on the positive side, Japan remains a very well-liked country in the Philippines and can play an increasingly important role as a facilitator if ties between Manila and Washington continue to descend," J. Berkshire Miller, international affairs fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, explained.
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Harden gets last laugh as Rockets top Westbrook, Thunder By MoiseKapenda Bower, The Sports Xchange HOUSTON — Russell Westbrook repeatedly had his way with the Rockets defense, torching it to the tune of a Toyota Center scoring record for an opponent before three late misses set the table for James Harden to play the role of facilitator at the most opportune time for Houston.
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"Destruction of the camp and Chouchane's removal will eliminate an experienced facilitator and is expected to have an immediate impact on ISIL's ability to facilitate its activities in Libya, including recruiting new ISIL members, establishing bases in Libya, and potentially planning external attacks on U.S. interests in the region," the Pentagon said, using an acronym for Islamic State, also known as ISIS or Daesh.
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Opinion Columnist If I had one wish it would be that the leaders and trade negotiators of the U.S. and China would go on a weekend retreat together — I'd suggest Singapore — with a facilitator — I'd suggest Singapore's prime minister, Lee Hsien Loong — with no press or tweeting allowed and try to work out the basic trade and geopolitical understandings to govern their future ties.
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Katherine MacLean, a research scientist at Johns Hopkins who volunteered as a facilitator on a Mycomeditations retreat, said that she witnessed one to two potential medical emergencies on each of the two retreats she went to, including several hours of severe vomiting and diarrhea—beyond what she said is normally seen with mushrooms—and one person who lost consciousness and fell, hitting their head on concrete.
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" In a three-paragraph unanimous decision posted on its website, the so-called Periodic Review Board said its ruling was based on Abu Zubaydah's "past involvement in terrorist activity to include probably serving as one of Usama Bin Ladin's most trusted facilitators and his admitted abilities as a long-term facilitator and fundraiser for extremist causes, regardless of his claim that he was not a formal member of al-Qa'ida.
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"The lack of judgment, lack of expectations, nonverbal interaction, unconditionally, sensory engagement through touch, evident behavior of the animal, and restorative/fun experience are elements that have made the human-animal interaction qualitatively different from human interactions," says SoulPaws board member Dr. Patricia Flaherty Fischette, Ph.D. Each workshop is run by a trained SoulPaws facilitator (therapists, interns training to become licensed therapists or licensed clinical social workers) and has a different theme.
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