That includes everything from launch pads, satellite processing facilities, payload processing facilities, manufacturing facilities, research and development, test capabilities.
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Funeral homes are so well equipped—we have facilities for refrigeration, we have facilities for embalming, we have facilities for cremation.
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YOU HAVE FACILITIES IN MEXICO, YOU HAVE FACILITIES IN CANADA.
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The WCC LNG export project planned to have liquefaction and storage facilities for natural gas, loading facilities and third-party pipeline facilities.
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A lot of the facilities, the hard facilities, are built federally.
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Congregate care facilities, juvenile justice facilities, crisis shelters, soup kitchens. Gov.
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If one has lousy facilities — or too elaborate facilities — look elsewhere.
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Two additional credit facilities comprising of cash facilities of 196.6 million pounds ($276.54 million) and bonding facilities of up to 95 million pounds, maturing Sept.
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More than 70 facilities have voluntarily registered with FDA as outsourcing facilities, providing millions of units of medications to healthcare facilities, doctors offices, and clinics.
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The conservative Australian government describes the facilities as immigration detention facilities, not prisons.
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Missouri Health and Educational Facilities Authority, $251.8 million of health facilities revenue bonds.
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Missouri Health and Educational Facilities Authority, $291.7 million of health facilities revenue bonds.
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Missouri Health and Education Facilities Authority, $71.5 million of educational facilities revenue bonds.
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The U.S. could conduct large surgical strikes targeting the despotic regime's missile launch, storage facilities and mobile missile units, as well as production facilities and research facilities.
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AMN serves thousands of hospitals, clinics, medical centers, government facilities and other healthcare facilities.
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One such group, the Petroleum Facilities Guards (PFG), is in charge of securing facilities.
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Florida Higher Educational Facilities Financing Authority, $257 million of educational facilities revenue refinancing bonds.
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Many LNG import facilities have been, are and will be converted to export facilities.
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Many have been moved from tranquil facilities to sister facilities, Airbnb rentals and hotels.
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Indoor and outdoor leisure facilities such as bowling alleys, arcades and soft play facilities.
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Missouri Health and Educational Facilities Authority, $375 million of taxable educational facilities revenue bonds.
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But there are more than 6,000 pool facilities, compared with about 1,600 beach facilities.
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Colorado Health Facilities Authority, $22016 million of health facilities revenue and revenue refinancing bonds.
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They know full well that those two facilities ... they're vacation facilities for our kids.
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Missouri Health and Educational Facilities Authority, $58.6 million of senior living facilities revenue bonds. Ziegler.
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Pipes, treatment facilities and storage facilities have exceeded their intended lifespans and are breaking down.
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Missouri Health and Educational Facilities Authority, $97.7 million of senior-living facilities revenue bonds. Ziegler.
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Million Air Two L.L.C., $51.73 million of General Aviation Facilities Project special facilities revenue bonds.
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Million Air Township L.L.C., $149.7 million of general aviation facilities project special facilities revenue bonds.
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Patients from evacuated facilities -- mainly nursing home and rehabilitation centers -- were transported to those facilities.
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Examples of these situations include kennels, shelters, grooming facilities, boarding facility and dog day care facilities.
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Family detention facilities may not be identical to facilities for adults, but they're still, essentially, jails.
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Capacity bottlenecks center on its ore processing facilities, rather than rail or port facilities, she added.
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Capacity bottlenecks centre on its ore processing facilities, rather than rail or port facilities, she added.
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Residents have the use of Pajaro Dunes facilities, including tennis courts, a clubhouse and conference facilities.
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It operates 14 hazardous waste management facilities, 15 biomedical waste disposal facilities and over 28 municipal solid waste management facilities in India well as businesses in Southeast Asia, Middle East and Africa.
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However, mandating access to rivals' facilities at below-market prices discourages competitors from building their own facilities.
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Kaspersky identified government facilities, scientific research centers, military facilities, telecommunication providers and financial institutions as principal targets.
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"That includes existing facilities and new facilities, whatever arrangement the Tampa Bay folks might come up with."
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The loan facilities include a $1 billion syndicated loan and two bilateral facilities worth $250 million each.
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Facilities such as the PES facility, which are owned and operated by private entities, have little incentive to invest in newer, safer facilities, or facilities that generate clean energy rather than processing fuel.
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" The bill would allow "schools to provide separate accommodations (single-stall facilities or faculty facilities) in special circumstances.
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It is also acquiring manufacturing sites for glufosinate-ammonium production and formulation, seed breeding facilities and research facilities.
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Amazon also has only 215 principal and additional operating facilities compared with FedEx's 1,214 and UPS's 1,038 facilities.
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The regulations cover only new or substantially modified oil and gas facilities: wells, processors, storage facilities, and pipelines.
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Amazon has 215 principal and additional operating facilities compared with FedEx&aposs 1,214 and UPS&aposs 1,038 facilities.
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"The timing of unallocating facilities should allow great numbers of employees to transfer to other facilities," he added.
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What it will pay for: Small businesses, housing elevation, agriculture, housing repairs, public facilities, and health care facilities.
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"These weapons storage facilities include facilities that housed weapons used to target U.S. and coalition troops," it said.
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"They're placing children in state-certified facilities, state-regulated facilities, and not even communicating with us," he said.
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Facilities run by private companies such as CoreCivic are subject to far less oversight than publicly run facilities.
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It's worth noting that these data centers are co-location facilities, which are essentially data center rental facilities where companies bring their own servers, storage and other hardware and rent space inside someone else's facilities.
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Overcrowded border facilities DHS officials have said the sheer volume of people coming across the border is overwhelming facilities.
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Jewel also features airport facilities like check-in counters and kiosks, baggage storage and a lounge with shower facilities.
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There are facilities all across the country, and they're entering the foster system, they're entering different kinds of facilities.
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Trans men are often housed in facilities for women, and trans women are often housed in facilities for men.
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Currently 93 percent of its facilities run on renewable power, and 100 percent of US facilities are environmentally friendly.
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These new tools would impact long-term care hospitals, inpatient rehabilitation facilities, skilled nursing facilities and home health providers.
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VA medical facilities, especially the inpatient hospitals, must remain as a backup to military medical facilities should casualties surge.
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This reflects the group's strong on-balance sheet liquidity and extensive contingency liquidity facilities through various central bank facilities.
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Many are held in facilities with conditions identical to those in criminal correctional facilities for months and even years.
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They won't just shift the spending to facilities outside their own budgets, like primary care or skilled nursing facilities.
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ICE said it uses electronic records in its facilities, and says partner facilities agree to good documentation standards. Rep.
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These include staff-secure facilities, which have fenced perimeters and more staff than standard shelters; secure facilities, which are akin to juvenile correction centers; and residential treatment centers, which are secure residential facilities providing psychiatric care.
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Front-line workers in BC said this is misleading, and not all these facilities have forensic nurses or storage facilities.
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Shower facilities and changing rooms at four public swimming pools have been opened to accommodate residents with no water facilities.
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Communicable disease could be transmitted by staff in these crowded facilities into the communities in which these facilities are located.
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Every electronic product is the culmination of international labor from mines, refinery facilities, and assembly facilities, usually from underpaid workers.
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There was a need for school facilities, so within the master plan we also have developed space for school facilities.
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The money could be used for any number of things, from improving the facilities to making the facilities more comfortable.
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Armed groups had "forced temporary or permanent closure of medical facilities; damaged or destroyed medical facilities; looted medical supplies; stolen ambulances; threatened, intimidated, extorted, or detained medical personnel; and occupied medical facilities for military purposes," it said.
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More than 400 children were moved to multiple Customs and Border Protection facilities, more than 80 children were moved to multiple HHS facilities and at least five children were moved to multiple Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities.
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More than 400 children were moved to multiple Customs and Border Protection facilities, more than 80 children were moved to multiple HHS facilities, and at least five children were moved to multiple Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities.
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In Atlanta, Georgia, the railroad has a rail yard, rail-to-truck transfer and auto distribution facilities, and two intermodal facilities.
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But about 70m still use shared facilities, and 260m continue to rely on bucket loos, open pits and other grungy facilities.
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Nuclear facilities are exposed to risks — from hackers to ISIS — that were not in our lexicon when many facilities were built.
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The license renewal procedures would apply to "non-power reactors, testing facilities, and other production or utilization facilities," the agency says.
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Like many facilities across our country, the facilities in Lorain, Ohio are closing, drowned under a sea of unfairly traded steel.
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The bill would increase the programs from two years in 10 facilities to five years in at least 20 facilities. Rep.
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GM, the largest U.S. automaker, operates 47 manufacturing facilities and 21625 service part facilities across the country, employing approximately 2900,220006 people.
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Instead of relying on private developers to build new facilities for the digesters, cities are adapting existing infrastructure: wastewater treatment facilities.
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Mount Rushmore National Memorial said NPS facilities were closed but concession facilities were operating, including parking, food and beverages and restrooms.
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But they did their work in facilities separate from white workers and were required to use separate restrooms and dining facilities.
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The federally licensed facilities would meet essentially the same standards that are required by the Settlement Agreement for state licensed facilities.
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In New York City, workers at publicly funded child care facilities will be paid even if the facilities shut down, said Andrea Anthony, executive director of the Day Care Council of New York, an organization representing publicly funded facilities.
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In fact, the problem is so pervasive that the Environmental Protection Agency considers many textile manufacturing facilities to be hazardous waste facilities.
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The WCC LNG export project planned to have liquefaction and storage facilities for natural gas, loading facilities and a third-party pipeline.
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However, at no time, have any of these facilities been 'endorsed' by either Website, which provide reviews, not endorsements, of various facilities.
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For instance, in Illinois, there are just 23 facilities capable of processing organic products, as compared to more than 900 conventional facilities.
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The license renewal procedures would apply to "non-power reactors, testing facilities, and other production or utilization facilities," the agency said Wednesday.
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Chevron agreed to use Enterprise's crude oil transportation, marine terminals and storage facilities, which include its Houston storage facilities, the companies said.
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"There are alternative facilities available of a very high quality, with food and all of the facilities," Mr. Turnbull said on Tuesday.
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Beirut port - the country's major gateway is unlikely to have facilities for fully laden supertankers that require deep-water facilities to dock.
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Intensified incarceration, despite alternatives, and management failure have resulted in confinement in substandard federal facilities, private facilities, and municipal rent-a-jails.
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OSHA has few inspectors trained to examine chemical facilities, and rarely inspects chemical facilities unless there is an accident or particular complaint.
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"The government has decided to close today's anarchic facilities and create controlled, closed facilities," government spokesman Stelios Petsas said in a statement.
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There are multiple levels of shelters, ranging from mixed-gender and residential facilities to secure facilities, residential treatment centers, and foster care.
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Twenty-nine of those 44 bills deny transgender people equal access to bathrooms, locker rooms and other multiuser facilities, while 23 bills target children, denying them access to sports activities, facilities, and some by forcing them to use separate facilities entirely.
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"There are alternative facilities available of a very high quality with food and all of the facilities," Turnbull told Australian Broadcasting Corporation radio.
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"At the same time, we have deployed necessary defensive facilities on the islands," the statement added, adding the facilities were "legal and appropriate".
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Actually, we have done a far better job in that our facilities are cleaner and better run than were the facilities under Obama.
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All facilities have been escalated to Stage 3, which encourages mandatory telework but keeps doors open on facilities for mission-critical personnel only.
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Cellphones, laptops and other electronics devices are not allowed in facilities, known as sensitive compartmented information facilities, that house the highly classified documents.
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Thyssenkrupp's existing commercial banks could soak up the unfunded facilities and take some of the funded facilities on a non-pro rata basis.
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It may include direct payments to individuals, small-business lending, payroll tax cuts, and credit facilities for larger businesses and commercial paper facilities.
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The association -- whose member organizations represent nursing homes and other health care facilities across the country -- does not own or operate individual facilities.
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Last week, U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee cited a "disconnect" in the assessment of conditions at the facilities between those in the federal government who monitor the facilities and the lawyers, health workers and others who are assisting migrants in the facilities.
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Erecting substantial obstacles to new facilities creates a competitive advantage for existing competitors, even if those existing facilities have more significant adverse environmental impacts.
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Under the investment plan, POSCO said it will spend 350 billion won to build new facilities after closing some of its aged power facilities.
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The resident population has built facilities from donations, scrapwood and plastic sheeting, and, with assistance from charities, installed start-up restaurants alongside other facilities.
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We should make sure our public facilities – think airports, water treatment centers, military facilities and other public buildings – are built to use less energy.
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Authorities said hundreds of pets, donkeys and even llamas have filled college facilities, county fairgrounds and sports facilities that were turned into temporary shelters.
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While advocates and some Democratic lawmakers have referred to the facilities as prison camps, HHS says children are well cared for at the facilities.
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More plausibly, defense against threats by terrorists to attack import facilities would not be difficult to implement; and terrorists can attack renewable facilities also.
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Or they could limit drug use to special facilities, like supervised heroin-injection sites or special facilities in which people can legally use psychedelics.
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And complicating things even further, RAM manufacturers converted their 22K factories to 23-meg facilities, rather than producing the chips in two separate facilities.
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"They identified which facilities were to be critical top infrastructure facilities, this was not one of them," he said about the Hollywood Hills center.
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That means they will need temporary eating facilities and tents if permanent facilities are overwhelmed — or if they are sent to more austere locations.
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More than 175,000 federal inmates are currently serving sentences in Bureau of Prisons facilities as well as privately managed facilities, according to the agency.
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Ultimately, VHA facilities, like private facilities, should be optional to all veterans no matter where they live or how long their anticipated wait time.
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The Pentagon was asked to locate appropriate facilities and — when necessary — construct semi-separate, soft-sided camp facilities in Arizona, New Mexico, California and Texas.
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Weber explained that temporary facilities are built specifically so that children don't end up at facilities not built for long-term or age-appropriate care.
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"We do not want young kids in border patrol facilities," he said, referring to the facilities in South Texas where children are kept in cages.
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China has said it plans to continue building civilian facilities in the region to benefit itself and other countries, as well as "necessary military facilities".
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At end-June 2017, the company had around USD60 million (IDR0003 billion) in undrawn credit facilities and USD130 million (IDR1,716 billion) in available capex facilities.
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Most repair facilities offer warranties of 12 months or 12,000 miles, Bennett said, though AAA-approved facilities offer warranties of 24 months or 24,000 miles.
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"We found ourselves having to increase the margin that we were giving banks for our trade finance facilities and for our brokerage facilities," he said.
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The business comprises more than 200 storage facilities globally, 31 processing facilities and 23 ports, allowing Glencore to trade grains, oilseeds, rice, sugar and cotton.
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ICE announces a temporary end to social visitation at detention facilities March 13: ICE said it ceased social visitation in all of its detention facilities.
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The facilities were selected by the Army Corps of Engineers, and state officials after a review of "more than a dozen" facilities across the state.
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In addition, the Navy has amphibious ships with large berthing areas and medical facilities, with the large helicopter carriers (LHAs, LHDs) having extensive medical facilities.
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Glencore Agriculture has operations in more than 35 countries worldwide, including 274 storage facilities, 36 processing facilities and 23 ports, according to the company's website.
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Tracks and veterinary facilities are inadequate, and there is a lack of quarantine facilities, which makes it difficult to get horses out of the country.
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Regional and local facilities, which tend to have less robust funding than federally funded facilities or major research institutions, are at an even higher risk.
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Reserve and National Guard units share facilities and equipment with the active force, and the usage of those facilities is scheduled a year in advance.
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One major limitation is that only 113 facilities of the almost 330 surveyed had enough interviews with youths in the facilities to draw usable data.
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Before migrants are sent to ICE and HHS facilities, many stay for short stints at facilities run by the country's Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency.
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A 2016 report by the Justice Department's inspector general found that these issues occurred more at private facilities than at comparable Bureau of Prisons-run facilities.
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UHS, whose revenues last year from its behavioral health facilities alone exceeded $8 billion, owns more than 200 for-profit psychiatric facilities that served 503,000 patients.
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"You have to include accordion facilities, permitted baskets, any additional permitted indebtedness and any committed revolving credit facilities, even if undrawn," the head of risk said.
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It was a lot easier to tell what a wholesale transaction was and a retail transaction was, and where distribution facilities stopped and transmission facilities began.
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But Lester does not envision private facilities like his totally eclipsing the three federally-run launch pads, even as cheaper commercial facilities become more routine alternatives.
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It also has GB13 million of undrawn committed revolving credit facilities maturing in 2022 and GBP100 million of undrawn committed bilateral bank facilities maturing in 2020.
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Aliso Canyon is one of nearly 115 natural gas storage facilities in the U.S., with 14 such facilities located in California alone, according to EDF data.
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The damage to petrochemical facilities could be releasing pollutants into the environment, and as Babin mentioned, the temporary shuttering of these facilities will hit the economy.
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Which is why it's vital that healthcare facilities have water and sanitation so women will be encouraged to give birth in facilities rather than at home.
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"Many of these facilities were treating complex injuries with limited staff and resources in facilities that were converted schools and basements of apartment buildings," Mowafi said.
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The state of facilities in the U.S. nuclear network has been detailed by the Department of Energy, Government Accountability Office and Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board.
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More than half of the country's health care facilities are also failing to meet World Health Organization standards on water and sanitation facilities, according to UNICEF.
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The Pine-Richland School District decided in September that students should use "facilities that correspond to their biological sex or unisex facilities," according to its website.
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And so by stepping up our resources in those facilities, the 73, minus 1, minus 2, stepping up our resources in those facilities we'll get more.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is currently modernizing its regulations for high-risk facilities and should require all facilities to adopt safer chemicals when feasible.
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CAIR has also successfully sued corrections facilities in Alaska, Washington, and Michigan that were starving people during Ramadan, forcing the facilities to accommodate their Muslim prisoners.
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The automaker has 12 vehicle assembly plants, 12 engine and power train facilities and a handful of stamping plants and other facilities around the United States.
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VICE News spoke with six men currently being held in ICE detention facilities in California, and two men released this month from ICE facilities in Louisiana.
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Coalition airstrikes destroyed or damaged farmland, water facilities, port infrastructure and medical facilities, deepening what the United Nations has ranked as the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
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ICE said in a release that its agency-staffed facilities have electronic health records, and that partner facilities are expected to live up to agency standards.
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The multipurpose use of these facilities in terms of education, community use and election sites suggest that these facilities are at the center of every community.
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The map shows three things: the availability of facilities that treat drug addiction, the facilities that provide at least one medication for opioid addiction (marked as MAT, or medication-assisted treatment, on the map), and the facilities that provide all three kinds of medications for opioid addiction.
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A trend in modern apartment living — the open floor plan — is borrowed from the way artists lived in converted warehouses in SoHo in the '23s and '26s, with "the kitchen facilities, the eating facilities and the living facilities all in one big open space," Ms. Cromley said.
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They are being held in better facilities similar to boarding schools, so there are much better facilities than what they were held in during the past administration.
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In the non-residential sector, the value of permits jumped by 5.6 percent on higher construction intentions for medical facilities, transportation facilities, office buildings and retail complexes.
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"You're not going to see cuts to programs that require us to build things like: building waste water facilities, building facilities for clean water," the source said.
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Servicing local waste water treatment facilities is a priority, officials said, though most of those facilities should have generator and fuel supplies for a number of days.
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"ICE cannot legally ask detention facilities to hold nondangerous individuals it has arrested if ICE has no funds to pay the facilities for doing so," he said.
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Since 2013 it has opened a baffling plethora of new lending windows: short-term liquidity operations, standing lending facilities, medium-term lending facilities and pledged supplementary lending.
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At time, it said it would continue talks with other lenders relating to its export credit agency facilities and other bilateral facilities to reach a similar agreement.
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Caterpillar's facilities raided by feds: Three manufacturing facilities in Illinois were raided by federal law enforcement officials, the company said Thursday afternoon, sending the stock down 4.28%.
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"Going into North Korea, it's pretty likely that the mountainous terrain will provide caves and underground facilities for them to be utilizing as weapons facilities," he says.
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Apple today announced that 93 percent of its facilities run on renewable energy, including 100 percent of its facilities in the US, China, and 21 other countries.
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On his way to Sirte General Haftar may try to snatch up oil facilities along the coast, which are protected by the semi-official Petroleum Facilities Guard.
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Though children are meant to spend fewer than 72 hours in the facilities, some have spent close to a month detained, lawyers who visited the facilities said.
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"The real money has been made in areas that are economically distressed by the person who got into storage facilities or trailer park facilities early," he said.
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It's something of a chicken-and-egg situation: The region needs infrastructure to attract petrochemical facilities, but it's hard to get financing for infrastructure without the facilities.
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Builders of these internet infrastructure facilities, which are being built as fast as concrete will dry, make the bold claim that renewable energy will power their facilities.
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Our CDR directed DoD installations, facilities & units in NORTHCOM's area of responsibility to immediately assess force protection measures and implement increased random security measures for their facilities.
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These facilities are likely better than one alternative we've seen in recent days: kids piled up in concrete cells, cages, and temporary facilities operated by border officials.
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On Wednesday, Moon outlined his view: "If all of the nuclear facilities in the complex, including the plutonium reprocessing facilities and the uranium enrichment facilities, are completely demolished and verified, it would be possible to say that the denuclearization of North Korea has entered an irreversible stage," he said.
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The health department announced plans last month to deploy a team of infection control experts to visit University Hospital and four pediatric long-term care facilities this month, including the Wanaque and Voorhees facilities, where experts will train staffers and evaluate how these facilities prevent and control infections.
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The health department announced plans last week to deploy a team of infection control experts to visit University Hospital and four pediatric long-term care facilities this month, including the Wanaque and Voorhees facilities, where experts will train staff and evaluate how these facilities prevent and control infections.
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On Monday, the health department announced plans to deploy a team of infection control experts this month to visit University Hospital and four pediatric long-term care facilities, including the Wanaque and Voorhees facilities, where experts will train staff and evaluate how these facilities prevent and control infections.
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With police stations and juvenile facilities overflowing in Cadiz, Spain&aposs southernmost province, authorities are setting up makeshift housing in sports facilities, rented hostels or even ferry terminals.
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The increases "were driven both by an increasing proportion of births occurring in health facilities" and increases in C-section "use within health facilities," according to the study.
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ICE is assigned to apprehend immigrants who are illegally in the United States and if needed detain them in facilities it runs or in facilities it contracts out.
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There were concerns that the move violated the Flores settlement agreement, which stated that facilities that housed these children had to be state-licensed as child care facilities.
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"There are some 40 physical activity facilities and other major sporting venues in the region whose employees have accumulated good experience in operating sporting facilities," the ministry said.
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That's led to dangerous overcrowding of migrant facilities, where investigators for the Department of Homeland Security reported prolonged holding of children without access to showers or laundry facilities.
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Children being held at Ursula will be separated from their families and sent to shelter facilities, while their parents will be sent to detention facilities before facing prosecution.
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She visited facilities in the Texas towns of Clint and McAllen encountered babies who were sick and losing weight and described the conditions as comparable to "torture facilities".
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The FDA operates several International Mail Facilities around the country, monitoring incoming packages for illegal, unapproved, and counterfeit drugs, and found Big Penis at one of the facilities.
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"The USDA annually inspect 9,000 licensed facilities including commercial dog and cat breeding facilities, laboratories, zoos, circuses, airlines, Tennessee walking horse shows and other operations," their letter said.
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Their first budget wisely does this by boosting maintenance spending on existing facilities while they ponder backing bigger projects, perhaps including oil pipelines and LNG facilities, later on.
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Ibrahim Jathran, whose Petroleum Facilities Guard controls oil ports at Ras Lanuf, Sidra and Zueitina, says he wants to reopen facilities, some of which have been heavily damaged.
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In a 28503-22019 ruling, the court said that the notices for licensed facilities likely violates the First Amendment and notices for unlicensed facilities unduly burdens protected speech.
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"The downside of having great facilities is now you've got to maintain them and then we've got old facilities that we want to get rid of," Neller said.
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The strikes were carried out against ISIS fighters, buildings, oil facilities, vehicles, tunnels, weapons caches and improvised explosive device facilities, according to a statement issued by the coalition.
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Conditions in the detention facilities have become a flashpoint in the immigration debate, particularly after reports that the facilities are unsanitary and lack resources like food and soap.
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The Bayer-Gingko startup plans to hire 50 people and have offices at Ginkgo's Boston facilities and in West Sacramento, California, home to Bayer's plant biologics test facilities.
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Our project tracks the number of people, schools, transportation facilities, and waste treatment facilities that would be inundated by a sea level increase of up to 5 feet.
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If we aren't successful in the Supreme Court, we'll go all the way down to nine facilities, and those facilities would only be in the major metropolitan areas.
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Five long-term care facilities in Washington State have been hit, but officials worry the virus could already have spread to far more facilities with still-undetected cases.
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Like nearly every electronic product, AirPods are built using labor from mines, refinery facilities, and assembly facilities—usually performed by underpaid workers from several dozen non-Western countries.
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It also required most clinics to make expensive improvements to their facilities — some of which had nothing to do with the actual medical care provided by those facilities.
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The DOJ move came after an Inspector General report, which noted that private facilities had more safety and security incidents per capita than Bureau of Prison (BOP) facilities.
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On Wednesday morning, Hegseth used his powerful microphone on Fox to urge Trump to threaten attacks on Iran&aposs infrastructure, oil production facilities, nuclear facilities, and cultural sites.
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Airstrikes on medical facilities US officials told CNN Thursday that the US had determined that regime airstrikes hit three buildings that correspond to the location of medical facilities.
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Earlier this year, Klobuchar introduced the Child Care Workforce and Facilities Act, which would provide grants to states to expand child care facilities or train child care workers.
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"The very nature of these juvenile facilities makes it difficult to come up with a statistically reliable estimate about really anything that happens in these facilities," Smith said.
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Ohio's rate of sexual victimization in juvenile detention facilities declined nearly 22012% since the last time the Justice Department surveyed juvenile facilities, from 230.3% in 193 to 219%.
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Two prison units in Richmond, Texas and three units in Brazoria County have been evacuated since Saturday, and those inmates remain in facilities nearby facilities with higher elevation.
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"While our facilities in China have been delayed in their return to normal operations, our facilities in a number of other markets, including Vietnam, India, and Mexico, are running at full capacity and expansion plans for some of our global facilities are being rolled out," Foxconn said in a statement.
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If facilities were not available, semi-separate, soft-sided camp facilities capable of sheltering up to 4,000 people were to be constructed at three separate locations, the Pentagon said.
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So that means that as long as the government stays closed, low-risk facilities won't get inspected by FDA but their inspections at high-risk facilities will go on.
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Crypto Facilities is an exchange and index provider regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the U.K. In particular, Crypto Facilities lets you trade futures on multiple cryptocurrency pairs.
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The ports of Ras Lanuf and Es Sider were among the facilities blockaded from December 2014 until July this year by the Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG) over payment disputes.
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The community development program provides funding not just to affordable housing but for public facilities improvements like parks, health-care and child-care facilities, neighborhood rehabilitation and disaster relief.
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A further requirement, that immigration agents must also be allowed access to police stations and law enforcement facilities, "effectively federalizing all of the city's detention facilities," the lawsuit states.
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The FCC intends to require that BDS providers lease their facilities at below-market prices to competing providers in areas where those competitors have no facilities of their own.
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The EPA is in the process of updating its rules for hazardous facilities and should include a requirement for facilities to use safer chemicals when feasible in its revisions.
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Chris Christie, a Republican, signed a state of emergency permitting the operation of essential government services such as state police, correctional facilities, welfare services, state hospitals and treatment facilities.
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The system is used in nuclear facilities, oil and gas plants, mining, water treatment facilities and other plants to safely shut down industrial processes when hazardous conditions are detected.
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So, amenities such as parks and green spaces, public and people places, heritage preservation and integration, community and cultural facilities, civic facilities, even things like incubator space for artists.
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Internal company communications show Avanir salespeople were directed to specifically target facilities that historically used high levels of antipsychotic medications -- facilities that would see Nuedexta as an attractive alternative.
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The CDC teams slept in tents in the oppressive humidity, and responders worked out of temporary facilities or community buildings that had been seconded as treatment or laboratory facilities.
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News reports citing U.S. intelligence have suggested North Korea is working to conceal production facilities, and analyses of satellite imagery have shown continued expansion of nuclear and missile facilities.
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If facilities aren't available, DOD is asked to build "semi-separate, soft-sided camp facilities" that can house up to 4,000 people in three difference locations, the statement reads.
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Vice President Pence on Friday called it an "outrage" to equate migrant detention facilities with concentration camps, pushing back on criticism of the crowded facilities at the southern border.
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"Nuclear command and control today is less dependent on super-secure underground facilities, but in a flatter architecture than makes use of numerous redundant and dispersed facilities," Kristensen said.
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The FDA's greatest challenge, then, is that there are about as many overseas facilities registered to manufacture and sell food here as there are US-based facilities, Taylor said.
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Massachusetts has issued guidelines to restrict all non-essential visitors at nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other long-term care facilities to slow the spread of the virus.
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"We are going to be constantly building out medical facilities and creating them where they've never existed before and retrofitting facilities that have nothing to do with health care."
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"Whether it's pipelines or refining facilities or just facilities onshore that can deal with the oil that's being drilled offshore, you would need to build that somewhere," she says.
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Some facilities are creating on-site child care facilities and also subsidizing these services, as the AHA and America's Essential Hospitals call on more dollars from Congress to help.
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Of the more than 2011 migrant youth sites overseen by federal officials in 17 states, about 15 are known as residential treatment centers, staff-secure facilities and secure facilities.
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Florida officials also were making sure all nursing homes and assisted living facilities had generators, and were checking with more than 100 facilities where information about generators was uncertain.
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New cases continue as migrants are taken into custody or transferred between facilities; as of last week, outbreaks were recorded in 15 facilities in seven states (The Associated Press).
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The government can assume direction of previously private facilities or—as was more common in World War II—seize facilities and use federal authority to decide what they produce.
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So while facilities like Huoshenshan and Leishenshan may seem like desperate attempts to control an epidemic, they could actually be better equipped for the job than Wuhan's existing facilities.
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Currently, Obama's midnight regulation mandates chemical facilities publicly release sensitive information to anybody that asks, essentially handing a road map over to anyone wishing to do these facilities harm.
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It said these included economic development for southern regions, provision of fuel and cooking gas, support for medical facilities, payment of salaries and jobs in Libya's Petroleum Facilities Guard.
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GRAPHIC: Map of China's refining & petrochemical facilities - tmsnrt.
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The report includes several photos that depict the extreme overcrowding, as well as standing-room-only conditions in some Border Patrol facilities, which are designed to be temporary holding facilities.
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But the Texas Education Agency told VICE News Plyler does not apply since the students are in federal facilities — meaning the state have no role in facilities like Southwest Key.
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Airobotics is also making money from contracts doing security and facilities management for companies like Intel, where it is already deployed in one of the company's large semiconductor fabrication facilities.
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Targets of interest include airfields, ammunition storage facilities, and training areas, as well as vehicles traveling in and out of military facilities over time, according to documents describing the request.
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The Trump administration also wanted the ability to hold children with their parents in Immigration and Customs Enforcement residential facilities, as opposed to the licensed facilities required by the settlement.
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And some nursing facilities were simply dropping dozens of their residents off at local hospitals, which were some of the only facilities with working air conditioning but already at capacity.
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But more famously, the law made it illegal to use bathrooms and changing facilities in schools and other public facilities that didn't correspond with the sex on one's birth certificate.
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The other facilities, like the converted Walmart in Brownsville, are the equivalent of short-term holding cells where parents and children are separated and then processed out to other facilities.
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To address the possible shortage of medical facilities, Sanders proposed calling on the National Guard and the Army Corp of Engineers to expand hospital facilities and build mobile testing centers.
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WeWork just sold facilities-management company Managed by Q to rival facilities-management company Eden for $25 million, a 90% discount from what WeWork paid for the business in 2019.
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Some private detention facilities have been recognized for their innovations in promoting civil detention — the premise that immigration detention facilities should not look like prisons or treat detainees like prisoners.
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The facilities are reimbursed at a higher rate to care for these patients, they said, providing an economic incentive for poorly staffed or equipped facilities to care for vulnerable patients.
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In Oregon, the loss of private activity bonds would cause the state to shut down its Facilities Authority, which finances primarily healthcare facilities and schools, according to the state treasurer.
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Reflective of the population affected, 60.4% of deaths due to dementia in 2017 occurred in long-term care facilities, nursing homes or hospice facilities designed for end-of-life care.
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You don't need to be an expert with power tools to understand that allowing a third-party to move established facilities on poles — particularly with no notice to the owner of said facilities — increases the likelihood of a service outage, including 911 service, and increases the possibility of facilities damage and personal injury.
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Davis is home to the California National Primate Research Center, one of seven primate research facilities in the nation dedicated to biomedical research, as well as several other animal testing facilities.
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"The integrity of facilities have been maintained and there has been no leakage from any of the facilities," Oil Search Managing Director Peter Botten told Reuters by phone from Port Moresby.
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Banks with large credit card and current account facilities that can be unconditionally cancellable without notification will have to hold capital against unused facilities, affecting some US, EU and Asian banks.
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Singapore's win comes ahead of the launch next month of Jewel Changi Airport, a mixed-used development featuring gardens and attractions, a hotel, aviation facilities and 300 retail and dining facilities.
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According to the Panel of Experts, North Korean technicians have worked at Syrian chemical weapons facilities at Adra, Hama, and Barzah, likely one of the facilities struck in the recent attack.
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Conditions in the detention facilities have become a flashpoint in the immigration debate in recent weeks, particularly after reports that the facilities are unsanitary and lack resources like food or soap.
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The discussion came after the lawmakers toured two facilities holding children, Casa Padre and Casa Presidente, in Brownsville, which are Southwest Key facilities where unaccompanied and separated children are being held.
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In addition, fake clinics are often camouflaged as health care facilities and located near abortion clinics in an effort to lure women away from facilities that can actually meet their needs.
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On Thursday, the majority of the state's lawmakers voted to undo nearly all of HB2202, a law that protected citizens' privacy rights in sensitive facilities like changing rooms and shower facilities.
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The proposed regulations strive to ensure that facilities receiving federal Title X funds comply with existing federal statute by requiring a physical and financial separation in facilities that also provide abortions.
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The move will not affect future development of Lufthansa Technik's existing facilities, while MTU said that its existing facilities will have sufficient work from other engine programmes in the coming years.
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Privately run facilities at the state and county level will not be affected, nor will privately run immigration detention facilities, which fall under the purview of the Department of Homeland Security.
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It limited the amount of uranium Iran could enrich, the speed it could build new nuclear facilities, and called on the International Atomic Energy Agency to routinely inspect Iran's various facilities.
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The doctors said vaccination helps protect migrants and the people around them as they move out of CBP facilities and into other government facilities or into the US community at large.
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The State Department of Environmental Conservation, which regulates organic recycling facilities, said that by the end of the year, new regulations would allow existing facilities to take in more food scraps.
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A recent report by the actuarial firm Milliman found huge out-of-network utilization disparities between mental health/addiction and medical/surgical care for inpatient facilities, outpatient facilities, and office visits.
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They now span 455 pages, going into granular detail on subjects including the minimum number of toilets — one for every 12 detainees in male facilities or eight detainees in female facilities.
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Located off a gravel road in Sam Houston National Forest, the ranch includes gymnastic training facilities, a dance studio, housing for 300 people, a dining hall, and medical and rehab facilities.
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Yeah, but we've done sufficient innovation, and we're doing even more robotics, certainly all powered by our software, so we will be able to open new facilities that are smarter facilities.
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" —Anonymous "Hospitals and other medical facilities have medical libraries.
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" Facilities were built quickly but were "small and cramped.
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Digital twins for industrial facilities – reliable knowledge for everyone.
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Detain families in facilities that haven't been formally approved for licenses: Under the terms of the Flores settlement, children (and families) could only be detained by DHS in facilities licensed by state or local governments — but the available facilities weren't nearly big enough to accommodate the number of families the Trump administration wants to detain.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Friday praised the state of border facilities used to detain migrants, despite government and independent reports indicating that several of the facilities are overcrowded and unsanitary.
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The guidance takes the same approach to the bathroom issue: A school may provide gender-separated facilities but it must allow transgender students access to such facilities consistent with their gender identity.
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Medical officials have also spoken out about the dire state of the facilities, including one doctor who compared them to "torture facilities" where breastfeeding mothers and babies were not receiving enough food.
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Unlike these youths held in juvenile detention facilities, so-called "unaccompanied" migrant kids taken into custody, often while crossing the border, are sent to facilities run by the Office of Refugee Resettlement.
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Bureau of Prisons facilities are already crowded, and removing the private facilities would push capacity up to 143 percent, which is above the federal mandate for 137.5 percent by almost 9,000 prisoners.
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Davor Pisk, Syngenta's chief operating officer, said that the company performs no classified work for the U.S. government and none of its U.S. facilities appear to be near sensitive U.S. government facilities.
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The think tank said advanced surveillance and early-warning radar facilities at Fiery Cross, Subi, and Cuarteron Reefs, as well as Woody Island, and smaller facilities elsewhere gave it similar radar coverage.
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During the three-day shutdown, Christie had signed a state of emergency permitting the operation of essential government services such as state police, correctional facilities, welfare services, state hospitals and treatment facilities.
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It not only decriminalizes crossing the border without papers but also includes reductions in immigration detention, the elimination of private detention facilities, and protecting schools, medical facilities, and courthouses from immigration enforcement.
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A spokesperson said:We support breastfeeding and pumping in any of our customer facilities that mothers are comfortable using - that's inclusive of onboard our aircraft, in our Admiral's Clubs and other airport facilities.
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Some would be turnkey projects, in which contractors would hand over facilities to Iraq, while others would be build-operate-transfer deals in which private firms would receive concessions to operate facilities.
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UPS is adding 20 new or retro-fitted automated facilities to its network by the end of 2019, and those facilities will be able to sort an additional 400,000 packages per hour.
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Temporary influx shelters are much more expensive to operate than traditional facilities, but HHS has said the numbers of unaccompanied children crossing the border make the use of such facilities a necessity.
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In response to questions about the facilities on federal land, a spokesman for HHS told CBS News that extensive regulations in ORR's policy manual govern the care of children at the facilities.
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Agency leadership reasoned that, since the United States planned to deport the inmates in these facilities, they didn't deserve the basic standards of medical care and safety provided in publicly run facilities.
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The balance will be funded from new loan facilities of $20173 billion provided by JP Morgan Ltd and Standard Chartered Bank, with the new facilities to include an 18-month bridge facility.
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Influenza will remain a threat to those in and at the border facilities throughout the flu season, but influenza emanating from these border facilities poses no substantial threat to the general public.
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"ICE has proven they can't keep this population safe, especially because to date, they have insisted upon housing trans women in men's facilities and housing trans men in women's facilities," she added.
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Critical infrastructure is a term used widely in the security world but often refers to power plants, water treatment facilities, power grids, and other high-profile facilities that provide important societal services.
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Under the rule, facilities would no longer require an infection preventionist to work part-time at facilities; instead, they would have to ensure the infection preventionist spends "sufficient time" at the facility.
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Police in the UK are turning to major airports for mortuary facilities as cases of the novel coronavirus on the British Isles continue to rise and current facilities struggle to keep up.
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Fausey said the movement of inmates is particularly concerning in cases where newly processed prisoners are sent from various detention facilities in New York City into federal prison facilities in Western Pennsylvania.
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"Management will continue to take a prudent and proactive approach to managing the company's liquidity, which may include procuring additional credit facilities or debt over and above its current facilities," AngloGold said.
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Earlier this week, WeWork sold facilities-management company Managed by Q to rival facilities-management company Eden for $25 million, a 90% discount from what WeWork paid for the business in 2019.
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McCullough said that Abruzzo and Joe Biden figured out that defunding the U.S.D.A. inspections of facilities that slaughtered horses would make it impossible to legally operate such facilities, effectively banning the practice.
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From Trump's inauguration through July, the Center for Automotive Research, a nonprofit that studies the industry, found 66 automaker announcements of new US manufacturing facilities, or expansions or updates to existing facilities.
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And in North Carolina, officials were preparing to evacuate inmates from three facilities located in the eastern part of the state on Tuesday as well as inmates from another five facilities Wednesday.
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New uses for PABs would include construction of hydroelectric power generating facilities and environmental remediation for brownfield and superfund sites, as well as facilities for rural broadband, flood control, and storm water.
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Ocasio-Cortez was among the Democratic lawmakers who toured two Texas border facilities earlier this month following reports of squalid conditions for detained migrants at the border, overcrowded facilities and thinly stretched resources.
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Taser targeted two potential customers: the federal prison system, which holds some 185,000 inmates in 122 facilities, and the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, which houses about 126,000 inmates in 34 facilities.
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Efforts to prevent such disasters in nursing facilities have improved in recent years, public health experts said, and that new federal regulations require facilities to have sufficient backup power to maintain reasonable temperatures.
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DJI has its own manufacturing facilities in Shenzhen, and its engineers are able to iterate and test prototypes in neighboring facilities, allowing for a rapid pace from ideation to creation of its products.
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"We are targeting the remaining 90 percent of the world's industrial facilities that are completely old school, traditional and centered around human beings as the drivers of those facilities and the business model".
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On Tuesday, in its final report, the panel said costs could be shaved by converting permanent facilities to temporary ones, or by scaling back plans for permanent facilities to build them more cheaply.
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Ltd - * Loan Facilities Obtained By Keppel Dc Reit Group * KDCRFC, as borrower, obtained EUR11.2 million ,GBP 11.7 million and EUR26.0 million 5-year term loan facilities Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Greenyard said it had shifted some of the production to other facilities in Europe and using the facilities of subcontractors for some products, adding it was also implementing additional safety and cleaning measures.
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Volkswagen has Mexican assembly facilities for the Jetta, Golf and Beetle, but only has a single factory in the U.S. currently, while the vast majority of its manufacturing facilities are located in Europe.
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"A school may not require transgender students to use facilities inconsistent with their gender identity or to use individual-user facilities when other students are not required to do so," the letter stated.
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After crossing from the south, some children were taken to facilities along the border, including a new temporary shelter in Tornillo, Texas, while others headed to facilities as far away as New York.
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Those charged with inspecting ICE's facilities were understaffed and overwhelmed, and facilities were tipped off about inspections before they happened, allowing them to modify their practices and pass inspections, the inspector general found.
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That policy saw that facilities, such as power plants or factories, considered "major" sources of hazardous air pollutants were always regulated as such, even if the facilities' owners took measures to reduce pollution.
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In addition, the EPA is extending deadlines by which companies have to stop putting additional ash in waste facilities if groundwater pollution spikes or if the waste facilities are too close to aquifers.
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Clean coal is a term some use as shorthand to describe technology that allows facilities to capture and store carbon at facilities like a coal plant instead of emitting it into the air.
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"Privately operated facilities are better equipped to handle changes in the flow of illegal immigration because they can open or close new facilities as needed," said Rodney E. King, CoreCivic's public affairs manager.
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Advocates and researchers have documented often fatal structural failures in medical care at ICE facilities for years, and ICE facilities have recently struggled to contain outbreaks of mumps, chicken pox, flu, and tuberculosis.
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It would not halt the surge of Central American families crossing the southwestern border, but it would allow the Department of Homeland Security to add beds at migrant processing facilities and detention facilities.
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The three automakers agreed to implement a rotating partial shutdown of facilities, initiate deep cleaning of facilities and equipment between shifts, extend periods between shifts and enact extensive plans to avoid member contact.
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California just passed a bill banning all for-profit prisons and immigrant detention facilities in the state, the Guardian reports — and some of these facilities could be gone as early as next year.
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JLL will now partner with Eden to provide facilities-management services to its clients that are too small for JLL's in-house facilities management team, which typically only works with very large businesses.
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Many people resist the idea of nursing home care, though the facilities are regulated under federal law, unlike assisted living facilities, which are regulated under a patchwork of state laws and vary widely.
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Garden suggested in the email that the startup would expand its manufacturing facilities and capabilities in 2020 but did not provide specifics other than the facilities would be in the US and India.
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The lawyers said that children housed in overflowing detention facilities have gone unfed and unwashed at one of the facilities and instead blamed the news media for not covering the conditions this year.
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Even a medium-sized city like Cincinnati has one publicly funded detox center, a handful of methadone clinics, and dozens of long-term residential rehab facilities (in addition to many more private facilities).
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Alcohol acts as a lubricant that facilities this underlying aggression.
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Migrants in the facilities face overcrowding, abuse and forced labor.
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" Thus "facilities warehousing the obsolete LPEs are probably loosely guarded.
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Drug production facilities range from corporate conglomerates to backwoods operations.
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She also met with children at one of the facilities.
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The overload is being felt in other county facilities too.
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Which means they'll continue to restrict access to these facilities.
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Amazon further contends its facilities are climate controlled and safe.
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It's quite extensive; it delves deep into our existing facilities.
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The company operates six U.S. facilities and one in Canada.
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They are better understood as death facilities, or death factories.
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Advocates say these facilities are more dysfunctional than licensed shelters.
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It's also possible the deal will include other weapons facilities.
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Facilities would charge families based on their ability to pay.
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Many of these hotspots lack sanitation facilities and drinking water.
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Most big facilities are required to report their emissions annually.
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It has few facilities even to test for the virus.
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Get in line before you need to use the facilities.
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But many such facilities still treat their patients as prisoners.
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These locations are often in remote areas with few facilities.
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There are also reports that medical facilities are being targeted.
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"All these facilities always claimed to be great," Michel said.
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And those limited facilities can be hours away by car.
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Ortiz says the directors of the facilities should know better.
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And supervised injection facilities are similarly linked to improved health.
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We've never seen anything outside the walls of Westworld's facilities.
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Additionally, using the space station's facilities will be incredibly expensive.
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Another 377 remain in ICE facilities in Louisiana and Mississippi.
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All structural arrangements and logistical facilities are put in place.
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This includes human resources, legal, finance, security and facilities management.
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The building is surrounded by engineering labs and test facilities.
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Some are sceptical whether Alang's facilities will ever make it.
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The breach affected SingHealth, Singapore's biggest network of healthcare facilities.
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I think we have got four facilities up and going.
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But chlorine bombs do spread panic and overwhelm medical facilities.
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He took control of key oil facilities in the east.
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They want Unites States not to strike their nuclear facilities.
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The layoffs will hit Nissan's Cuernavaca and Aguascalientes manufacturing facilities.
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Hospitals, port facilities and other infrastructure have also been hit.
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Previously, such facilities were built in remote areas deep inland.
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There are some airlines still investing in upgrading their facilities.
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There are some teaching facilities in there too, of course.
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However, taxpayer dollars are used for new stadiums and facilities.
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The lawmakers said they also plan to visit education facilities.
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The facilities standards had been put on hold by courts.
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Well, the experience is people are dying in these facilities.
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The four facilities are expected to open later this year.
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Saikawa said a total of 14 facilities would be affected.
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These facilities, these detention centers are just being run great.
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Hiring at both the new facilities will begin in 2019.
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Last week, they condemned the conditions of border detention facilities.
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He's advocated blowing up Iranian nuclear facilities more than once.
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"Affected people were not reporting to health facilities," she said.
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There are multiple United Blood Services facilities throughout the state.
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PSEG is not, however, trying to open new nuclear facilities.
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The No Exceptions Prison Collective wants all those facilities closed.
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Younger children, for example, require placement in specially licensed facilities.
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But it's difficult to get facilities providers to fit it.
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"We are able to keep the facilities running," he says.
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"We're looking at two new facilities in Texas," Farr said.
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Others envision facilities that are better insulated and longer lasting.
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These facilities manufacture products, such as polyethylene and synthetic lubricant.
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He estimated the facilities could be operational by mid 2020s.
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As of August, there were 182 adult migrant detention facilities.
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Were looking at two new facilities in Texas, Farr said.
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They say they see themselves as collaborators with healthcare facilities.
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The storage facilities at Vizag and Mangalore are already ready.
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There hasn't been a lot of monitoring at the facilities.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French facilities management and vouchers group Sodexo (EXHO.
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"We will provide all the facilities they need," he added.
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Urban can offer more recreation facilities and more safe options.
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Many migrants end up in overcrowded slums, lacking basic facilities.
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Highly enriched uranium requires large industrial facilities with precise centrifuges.
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In overcrowded private detention facilities, people die of preventable causes.
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No other facilities have been detected as having an outbreak.
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Pat McCrory signed, the Public Facilities Privacy and Security Act.
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The Church of Rajneeshism has special facilities to celebrate death.
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Amazon is not one of the 607 VAWD certified facilities.
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And immigrant detention facilities are notoriously lacking in transparency. Sen.
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But now the facilities are overcrowded and hard to maintain.
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Ferguson decision in 1896, upholding segregation laws in public facilities.
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Some groups have also blockaded ports and other oil facilities.
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It's factory facilities are partly subsidized by the federal government.
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Closing these facilities down would save $85033 billion a year.
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Musk has also talked about building production facilities in China.
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Today, researchers believe they are they stored in 48 facilities.
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Hydroelectric facilities have until the end of May to apply.
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Colorado Health Facilities Authority, $109.1 million of hospital revenue bonds.
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Ohio, $56.7 million of capital facilities lease appropriation refinancing bonds.
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All city parks and recreation facilities will be closed Aug.
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Medical waste is generated by healthcare facilities while treating patients.
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The company has said it doesn't have facilities in Russia.
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Most accommodations and facilities for weddings are within walking distance.
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The development will also offer facilities such as a spa.
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Billions of dollars would be required to reconfigure these facilities.
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In Tokyo, there are about 120 such facilities, it said.
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Idaho Health Facilities Authority, $45 million of revenue refinancing bonds.
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California Health Facilities Financing Authority, $850.6 million of revenue bonds.
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Many were sent on to facilities thousands of miles away.
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Limited space to build new facilities is a chronic problem.
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These small facilities are the lifeblood of our rural communities.
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Colorado Health Facilities Authority, $261.5 million of hospital revenue bonds.
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There is no school in the district, no health facilities.
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It does not work anywhere other than Ford service facilities.
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Butler County, Ohio, $210 million of hospital facilities revenue bonds.
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Hundreds of adults are also being held in unsuitable facilities.
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California Health Facilities Financing Authority, $2284.3 million revenue refinancing bonds.
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Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, $108.63 million of revenue refinancing bonds.
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Facilities are also being built in Atlanta, Houston, Jacksonville, Fla.
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She was scheduled to visit two facilities while in Texas.
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Many facilities didn't have the ability to identify resistant bacteria.
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Today, EMTs take severe trauma patients directly to those facilities.
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I've seen the facilities and how they breed the fish.
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It has manufacturing facilities in Spain, China, Canada and Brazil.
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In fact, LIGO has the two facilities, partly as insurance.
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First, the sports facilities almost always cost more than anticipated.
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The second, which requires clinics providing abortions have surgical facilities.
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Last year, the two giant rehearsal facilities in Atlanta closed.
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She was transferred between facilities no fewer than six times.
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The general public may view wilderness areas like recreational facilities.
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China started inspections of Irish meat export facilities in 2014.
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Poor schools often lacked even rudimentary facilities, including science labs.
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Some medical facilities and nongovernmental groups have closed, he said.
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Another three facilities across Spain and Italy have confirmed cases.
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In some cases, this means transferring duties to adjacent facilities.
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Some facilities don't have the necessary swabs for collecting samples.
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Seven other facilities in Lousiana have reported cases, he said.
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All sports facilities have been shut for a week already.
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He said seven other facilities in Louisiana have reported cases.
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Apple and G.M. rely on manufacturing facilities in the country.
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In the past, CBP has defended conditions in its facilities.
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It's not actually clear how many such facilities there are.
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"Missile operating bases are not launch facilities," the report said.
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Others were housed in immigration detention facilities or local jails.
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It points to a larger systemic problem within correctional facilities.
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Foreign trading venues, including stock exchanges and multilateral trading facilities.
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Houston, $135 million of airport system special facilities revenue bonds.
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Investigate the track record of the facilities you are considering.
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"Those are the shortcuts that understaffed facilities make," he said.
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Our colleges are stuffed with excessive facilities, athletics and administrators.
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Ohio, $66.5 million of capital facilities lease appropriation refinancing bonds.
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The layoffs are going to be costly to these facilities.
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The Federal Government lacks sufficient facilities to house families together.
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The heavily armed group has denied harboring such missile facilities.
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The cases were reported at 223 facilities in 222 states.
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Those industries include banking, energy, facilities, nuclear and emergency services.
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L'Oréal will also start producing hand sanitizer in its facilities.
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The coronavirus outbreak has also already crept into immigration facilities.
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Each of those facilities would house an additional 1,000 beds.
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The town is hard to reach and lacks modern facilities.
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Apple donated 13 million face masks to health care facilities.
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All sports facilities have been shut for a week already.
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Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, $91.1 million of lease revenue bonds.
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Most survivors, 63 percent, go elsewhere, presumably to nursing facilities.
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The company says it now has nearly 500 outpatient facilities.
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"I'm worried about nursing homes, senior care facilities," Cuomo said.
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One of the facilities will cost $600 million to develop.
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Many other cannabis firms set up their own cultivation facilities.
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Delivery and her epidurals at the public facilities were free.
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Insurers could also be tapped to provide the unfunded facilities.
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Change, for Parchman and other facilities, will almost certainly come.
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The three carmakers share ownership stakes, technology and manufacturing facilities.
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All of the corporate hospitality facilities have already sold out.
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Two hospitals and 10 eldercare facilities had no policy whatsoever.
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Employees will be relocated to nearby facilities during the construction.
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Omaha Airport Authority, $50.3 million of airport facilities revenue bonds.
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She declined to discuss specifics about its facilities, citing confidentiality.
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Omaha Public Facilities Corporation, $95.8 million of taxable revenue bonds.
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Callers are referred to Planned Parenthood and other abortion facilities.
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Storage facilities for sterile supplies were found to be dirty.
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They both presented evidence of Iranian deceptions, including hidden facilities.
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Most waste management facilities will treat the cups as trash.
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The W.H.O. supports over 1,700 health care facilities in Syria.
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Evacuations of the three prison facilities began on Saturday morning.
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So they've taken out and attacked some Saudi oil facilities.
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Appropriate detention facilities are needed for children and families too.
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Better facilities and running water is needed as never before.
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Only 4% of recycling facilities will take your plastic bags.
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"It's what people come to private facilities for," Headley said.
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Some countries may only have one or two testing facilities.
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California Health Facilities Financing Authority, $281.7 million of revenue bonds.
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Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, $412 million of revenue refinancing bonds.
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They were moved between facilities in black hoods and chains.
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Status of Detention Facilities at U.S. Naval Station Guantánamo Bay.
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Colombia has provided the logistical facilities for transporting the aid.
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Research facilities are as important as roads, bridges and airports.
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These facilities exist to empower a mother's choice of life.
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There are over 2,500 chemical facilities in the Houston area.
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But budget facilities and tour operators have been harder hit.
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Massive fish escapes from aquaculture facilities occur around the world.
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But most gyms and martial arts facilities offer kickboxing classes.
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California Health Facilities Financing Authority, $287 million of revenue bonds.
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Washington Health Care Facilities Authority, $114.8 million of revenue bonds.
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But Taylor doesn't believe improving public transport facilities will work.
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Currently, all of our clinical facilities remain open and functioning.
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That number includes zoos, circuses, petting farms and similar facilities.
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Assigning them to secure facilities is excessive and excessively expensive.
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Our most essential facilities are more than 2628 years old.
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It sets standards that these facilities are required to meet.
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Organizers built six new venues and refurbished six existing facilities.
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These buildings often have a shared ownership of common facilities.
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Crocs is closing its manufacturing facilities in Italy and Mexico.
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HB 2873 forbids drone use over correctional and detention facilities.
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Influx facilities were also set up in 2015 and 2016.
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The rooms are cleaner than most medical facilities in Iraq.
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The fighting also damaged modern facilities, like this gas station.
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The firm is still assessing quake damage at its facilities.
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The hospital network fell from 77 facilities to just 31.
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The facilities are rife with allegations of abuse and neglect.
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