"We formalized the structure that we've never really formalized during all these years," Brusson said.
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Formalized, institutionalized rape in such a weird ... but domestically.
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But advocates want a more formalized and substantive stakeholder process.
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It's not clear whether a legal agreement was ever formalized.
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If approved, a final agreement could be formalized within weeks.
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But in the past five years, they've formalized the program.
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How formalized was the relationship between Ms. Gunn and Abush?
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In 2012, it formalized an annual target of 2 percent.
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Researchers have formalized those intuitions into theories of learning styles.
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The wedding was never formalized, Anderson said in the statement.
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This division has been formalized through the new citizenship law.
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None of the exchanges he suggested were formalized in talks.
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However, Fitch would view a more formalized risk management framework favorably, including a more formal separation of marketing and underwriting functions, introduction of an internal credit-risk rating framework and a formalized credit watchlist.
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In the 2010s, the condition was formalized under the acronym ACHOO.
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Additionally, Sandberg has formalized a civil rights task force at Facebook.
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The previous administration formalized a policy granting Dreamers a quasi-status.
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Ultimately the health evaluation process must be comprehensive, formalized and mandated.
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The payment is expected to be formalized on Wednesday in court.
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It wasn't as ritualized and formalized as sometimes Seders can be.
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The ceremony formalized an agreement that the countries announced on Tuesday.
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He formalized the effort with Boston Mayor Thomas Menino in 2006.
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The Trump administration has simply formalized this as official government policy.
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Celebrate America is simply a formalized name for its longstanding support.
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The act formalized the government's commitment to protecting diversity in Canadian society.
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The report excludes revenue from esports, or formalized professional video game competitions.
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He said he expected the purchase to be formalized within 10 months.
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The deal with Nemesis could be formalized this week, the person added.
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The ban was formalized in 85033, thanks to legislation sponsored by Sen.
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In doing so, YouTube formalized its role as an arbiter of appropriateness.
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Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany formalized their military alliance in May 1939.
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That transaction could be formalized in a March 29 bankruptcy court auction.
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"I can't say today that there is a formalized process," Fabian responded.
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The proposal to eliminate menthol in cigarettes has not yet been formalized.
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Barring any legal challenge, the trademarks will be formalized after three months.
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The arrangement was formalized during the 14th century, under the Yuan Dynasty.
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The games provide a formalized structure for what some might consider oversharing.
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Amazon said the move formalized a process that was already in place.
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In 2013, his experiment was formalized into the Human Trafficking Intervention Courts.
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The seating hierarchy was as formalized as that of a royal court.
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Notably, however, while the dating relationships of male couples are less stable than those of female-female or male-female couples, their formalized unions are as stable as those of heterosexuals and more stable than formalized female-female unions.
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In other words, the great hip-hop debate is now structured and formalized.
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But this new formalized approach is new, and the timing is no accident.
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The group formalized as the Genetic Biocontrol of Invasive Rodents program, or GBIRd.
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Rosatom said it would not comment until the Vietnam parliament formalized the decision.
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Unfortunately, listeners discover, McLemore has never formalized any arrangements by making a will.
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Of course, people can have happy, committed relationships without signing a formalized contract.
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He thought his friend purposely lived long enough to see his gift formalized.
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The US House on Thursday formalized the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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The system has since then been formalized under its Surveillance System for Attacks.
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They first met for talks in 2001, then formalized their partnership in 2004.
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A deal for the company had been expected to be formalized on Feb.
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The system has since then been formalized under its Surveillance System for Attacks.
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The agreement is expected to be formalized in later February, the statement added.
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And from that recognition, Conte formalized a new model for supporting creative labor.
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Five years later, the partnership with Mr. Holzman and Mr. Pfeiffer was formalized.
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They were never formalized into written statements, nor were they given to the defense.
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"Having a formalized policy is better than no policy," Roth says in an interview.
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The withdrawal from the international court will be formalized one year after the notification.
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The group formalized its first Constitution in 1950, and its founding remains intact today.
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A lot of formalized creativity — music, books, art — can be intimidating for a beginner.
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It formalized this commitment in 19153, when the United States officially granted Louisiana statehood.
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Magic is still a boy's club, and most magic patter is just formalized mansplaining.
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On Monday, spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters the idea had never been formalized.
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That's also where they started to realize Genentech should have its own formalized policy.
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The two countries had formalized their border in the Treaty of Maastricht in 1843.
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It also formalized the White House Office of Management and Budget's (OMB's) "audit" responsibilities.
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He feels the annual practice, formalized in the US in 1966, should be scrapped.
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The plan is yet to be formalized and approved by the College of Commissioners.
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It's not enough for those conversations to happen only at formalized community policing activities.
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California's state of emergency was formalized on March 4, just over a week ago.
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Fred Hampton formalized the black movement and the Illinois chapter of the Black Panthers.
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The budget was passed on Wednesday, and Mr. Renzi formalized his resignation soon after.
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Every center should have a formalized, safe place to report abuse seriously and anonymously.
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Although you can expand once your circle is formalized, start with a small group.
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The order formalized a move announced by Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev in late December.
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The mourning is formalized at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, in Cleveland.
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Part museum and part prison, the zoo formalized the divide between humans and animals.
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The question is still whether a deal or agreement of some sort was ever formalized.
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A deal to do so has not yet been formalized, one of the people cautioned.
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It's evident in our move away from formalized data stores into call-and-response APIs.
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Following the public relations guidebook, they formalized an official statement, hitting all the familiar notes.
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But over the past year, Binance has matured and begun to offer more formalized services.
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The people cautioned the negotiations are in flux and no deal has yet been formalized.
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In June, the Trump administration formalized the effort as the National Partnership for Public Safety.
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Do you have a self-care regimen, or think about resting in a formalized way?
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But the diagnostic criteria for PTSD has changed four times since the disorder was formalized.
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Since he formalized the project in 2015, Valencia has worked with about 100 young people.
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We are not structuring "formalized" community policing activities with a "handful" of neighborhood coordination officers.
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President George H. W. Bush formalized this in 1989, launching NASA's Mission to Planet Earth.
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The station also conducted its first pay equity study and formalized an anti-bullying policy.
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This year, she has formalized it as a festival and given it a new name.
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The procedures for officially declaring one were formalized in 93 under the National Emergencies Act.
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Other administrations loosely continued the tradition, but George H.W. Bush formalized the practice in 1989.
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The settlement needs to be formalized and approved by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Chicago.
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The switch, which still needs to be formalized, would leave only 16 countries recognizing Taiwan.
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The curtain call as we know it today became formalized in the early 19th century.
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It's only in recent years that more formalized data-crunching has been added to the mix.
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The Consumer Wallet launch follows a trend of consumer research in Africa becoming a formalized sector.
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But Uber is lucky the breach came before the European Union formalized its GDPR data regulations.
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A formalized budget offers the opportunity of viewing the percentage of money being spent and saved.
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But after a straightforward dinner conversation, the arrangement was formalized and we were all at ease.
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AI should not be formalized as a replacement or stopgap for standard government operations or personnel.
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But the effort stops short of a formalized military presence on the ground, the official said.
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Instead the vote simply formalized their efforts, and signaled a more public phase of the investigation.
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Anton Gerashchenko, a lawmaker in Yatseniuk's faction, said the three-party coalition had not been formalized.
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As a freelancer, I'm in the no-paid-leave camp (no formalized leave at all, really).
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"We haven't formalized those kinds of things yet, but it will happen over time," said Bhattacharya.
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Farley recommends sticking to a more formalized email for the first couple of correspondences with someone.
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The deal was worked out over four meetings during the summer and was formalized last weekend.
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The move formalized Beijing's attempts beginning last November to control what it called "irrational" foreign investments.
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Developers we've spoken to say Facebook hasn't formalized or named a specific Messenger platform partner program.
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But the company formalized its global expansion through an acquisition of Brazilian ride-hail company 99.
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Just as significant, it has "formalized," as Weiner put it, the other end of the process.
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The Clinton "field guidance" is still in place, but it's never been formalized as a regulation.
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Their plea deals were signed weeks ago but formalized in court on Monday, their lawyers said.
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"It took until November for the government coordinating council to be created and formalized," he said.
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JPMorgan, the people said, formalized the hiring into what it called the Sons and Daughters program.
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Now, the sector is more formalized, though still not as fully regulated as in Western Europe.
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At the same time, the Pentagon formalized its plan to raid $3.6 billion from military projects.
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A year later, they formalized the idea in a manifesto supporting multicolored and mutualistic "zebra" companies.
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Trump had previewed that decision last week in a tweet, but Monday's move formalized the policy.
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He referred more than once to Kim's verbal pledge to denuclearize, which has not been formalized.
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China's formalized One Belt, One Road infrastructure projects were also spurring mainland interest in the continent.
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Performances at the base of those entry steps could be formalized, something where artists are invited.
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They formalized a framework for connecting with their satellite partners and a grant program to support them.
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"If anything, State should have formalized that role by re-appointing him the special representative," Oba added.
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The French Revolution invented the modern conception of national citizenship and formalized the ideal of civil equality.
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There's precious little formalized credit history data while many people don't use banks heavily or are unbanked.
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The purchase will be formalized upon the completion of the towers, both of which are under construction.
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Oli was also prime minister from 2015 to 2016, soon after the nation's current constitution was formalized.
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CRASE didn't become formalized until 7.43, hence the uptick in training sessions across the nation, he said.
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But the new law, if enacted, would see this practice formalized and ratified by the central government.
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With the decision formalized, Charlotte is set to host its second major-party convention in a decade.
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Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency plan just got formalized, but a quarter of its backers have now dropped out.
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The problem with more formalized rules is the unending list of variables that go into an attack.
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"However, use of these tools was not formalized in procedures, and access was limited," the auditor said.
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In 2004, Dave Chappelle released a sketch, "Love Contract," whose subject was formalized consent policies like Antioch's.
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Somewhere in its history, TV formalized the idea that drama is a marathon and comedy a sprint.
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Later, Maggie was found to be in the "minimally conscious state" — a term medically formalized in 2002.
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The crushing departures occurred just days before the Libra Association formalized its structure in Geneva on Monday.
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Nor have they received any sort of formalized education on these subjects throughout their lives and careers.
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Trump's comments come days after the House formalized the ground rules for impeachment proceedings against the president.
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As the internet started to take a more formalized shape, Kahle and other stakeholders sold WAIS Inc.
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Twitter watched what its users did with its original concept and formalized the conversational behaviors they invented.
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Over the last several years, a new generation of artists has sprung from these rich but formalized traditions.
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Earlier this month the same regulator formalized rules banning content deemed offensive on Chinese social video streaming sites.
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It made a comeback in the 1980s, when pow wows expanded and became more formalized through competitive events.
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While not difficult, exactly, the formalized nature of FOIA can be intimidating for anyone new to the process.
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NASA's newly-formalized Planetary Defense Coordination Office will do its best to save us — money and physics permitting.
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Elizondo explained that new Navy guidelines formalized the reporting process, allowing for data-driven analysis of the reports.
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But the exact stores Lampert will continue to operate, and thereby the official number, has not been formalized.
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Starting at Disrupt SF last month, TC has formalized our student program by creating a transparent application process.
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Memorial Day began informally after the Civil War but was not formalized as a federal holiday until 1971.
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The Trump administration formalized plans in February for a branch of U.S. military known as the Space Force.
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As Britain formalized its withdrawal, it would find its status in the world dropping like a bad stock.
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It's actually possible to pin down exactly when this shift occurred — or at least when it was formalized.
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Employee resource groups are a great place to start, as many have formalized resources and networking opportunities available.
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A gap year presented itself as a chance to claim the independence that formalized education had not encouraged.
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The rules proposed Friday will be formalized on January 23, and have a 60-day public comment period.
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It formalized the points-based system in 1989 and has updated it several times, most recently in 2011.
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Mr. Mugabe's government, seeing the occupation's popularity with Zimbabweans, formalized it as its fast-track land redistribution program.
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He said that he has "probably" met with other people from Russia but not in a "formalized" setting.
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"It formalized and made more rigorous much of what I do naturally, when I trust myself," she said.
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Trump also formalized Marc Short, the longtime aide to Vice President-elect Mike Pence, as director of legislative affairs.
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Separately, Comcast formalized a 2365 billion pound ($2000 billion) bid for U.K.- based pay-TV group Sky PLC SKYB.
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I didn't even go to any formalized schooling — I think of those days at Bergdorf's as my prep school.
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KUDLOW SAYS WHITE HOUSE INTENDS FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP TO MEET CHINA'S XI JINPING AT G20, BUT NOT 'FORMALIZED' YET
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He added that a deal was not expected to be formalized until a meeting of EU commissioners on Wednesday.
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In one way or another, credit systems have always formalized the one essential basis for relationships between people: trust.
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The more formalized version launching today brings a slate of corporate partners and a more structured application review process.
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Hammond also said he expects a transition deal between Britain and the EU to be formalized later this month.
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But talk of 'community-oriented governance' has neither been firmed up nor formalized into a tangible structural reform plan.
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That's when I started to get into issues around community accountability and transformative justice in a more formalized way.
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ServCo's management structure will be formalized by April with a view to it beginning operations by September, they added.
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Vice President Mike Pence formalized the US turn from engagement to confrontation in a speech in Washington in October.
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The eventual goal is to translate their gains into parliamentary seats, ministerial posts and formalized control over state institutions.
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"The name wasn't formalized for the public until one day when we were playing in Los Angeles," he recalled.
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Employee salaries depend on the hotel's service charge — a kind of formalized tipping system that is tied to occupancy.
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A formalized working relationship between the community boards and the public advocate is an opportunity hiding in plain sight.
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Even some of Neal's committee members have publicly speculated that the formalized request for Trump's taxes could come soon.
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Last week, however, House Democrats set the stage for public hearings in a vote that also formalized the rules.
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In 20173, ZANU and ZAPU formalized their alliance and became ZANU–PF: the Zimbabwe African National Union–Patriotic Front.
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The act formalized standards and empowered the Labor Department to certify training, which was mostly in manual labor occupations.
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The appeals court rejected that, too, and wrote in Tuesday's decision that there was no formalized non-prosecution agreement.
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One of the most significant inventions from the Middle East was the clock, and even formalized time-keeping itself.
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The brinkmanship has evolved into a dangerous but almost formalized language of escalation and de-escalation over the years.
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WGA East spokesperson Jason Gordon said the contract is expected to be formalized in a vote early next week.
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Trump also formalized the staffing of his transition team, including naming Sessions' chief of staff, Rick Dearborn, as executive director.
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The daily newspaper added that UBS would advise Intesa on the operation, although the mandate had yet to be formalized.
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That turned into a more formalized program, where brand reps are given their own URLs to recommend their favorite products.
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Once the science became more formalized, then there came this tension [about] who has a right to collect these things.
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The headlines would have been about Trump's impending nomination (which was formalized Tuesday afternoon, but which you might have missed).
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The moves formalized the Sunni-Shiite polarization that has fueled the chaotic proxy wars and maneuvering across the Middle East.
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Boca Raton pushed back on the idea, however, settling on a date nearly three weeks after the partnership was formalized.
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On November 21, when the FCC formalized its plan to repeal net neutrality rules, activists took over Reddit's front page.
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Basically, by keeping records of past eclipses over the centuries, the astronomers detected an eclipse cycle and formalized its rules.
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They divorced two years later and she left Thailand with their four sons and daughter before the split was formalized.
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NASA also announced in January that it has formalized its program for detecting and tracking asteroids that could threaten Earth.
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But BCRs can take up to 12-18 months to be formalized, while model contracts can take days or weeks.
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That's because it's the Libra Association, which was formalized on October 14, that's tasked with governing the network, not Facebook.
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In supermarkets, for airport security and at train-station ticket offices, the process is generally formalized, with roped-off routing.
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Friendships are more complicated because they are such rich, long, life-defining relationships — yet they exist with no formalized contract.
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The deal would not apply to Britain, which has voted to leave the EU, once it has formalized its exit.
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Top operatives gathered to discuss a formalized anti-Trump strategy, involving a Super PAC that would air anti-Trump ads.
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"We keep adding stuff to web browsers without a more formalized approach to how each new thing intersects," Smith said.
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Cruz says this analysis could doom the suit because Trump's tweets have yet to be formalized into official military doctrine.
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In the end, Roosevelt and Congress in 1941 formalized Thanksgiving for the fourth Thursday of the month, where it remains.
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Would Voyager be leaving the solar system if we hadn't long ago formalized and mythologized our inchoate desire to wander?
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This can be as simple as letters of support for a project application or as formalized as a financial commitment.
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Aliu said he expects the agreement to be formalized in January or February 2020 and would take effect in April.
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Bustos also shared the results of the DCCC's first poll focused on impeachment since Pelosi formalized an inquiry last week.
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It brought in $8.5 million dollars online in the two days after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi formalized the impeachment push.
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Formalized during Mughal rule, which spanned two centuries from the mid-13s, karigars have passed their art form across generations.
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The Morrises said they had eventually formalized the relationship, sending buyers to Oceanpointe and earning a fee on each sale.
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But unlike the marriage of her parents, Gobia's will be formalized by a government certificate under a new Hindu marriage law.
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Just days into 2019 — Lasseter's exit from Disney was formalized at the end of 2018 — Skydance Media announced its surprise hire.
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Fetchr's concept has proved so successful because, despite Dubai's rapid development, formalized postal addresses are not as extensive as you'd imagine.
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The situation in Saudi Arabia seems reminiscent of the social bias female gamers struggle against in many societies, albeit more formalized.
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When Calle takes your secret to the grave, she is turning the confidence of friendship into a highly formalized artistic gesture.
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Saudi Arabia had often acted as an informal swing producer, but this was the first time the role had been formalized.
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Journalists can get very pompous, especially in the formalized days of 'Meet the Press,' when they took themselves so damned seriously.
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The agency formalized its preference for climate-friendly energy in an environmental and social policy statement adopted days before Trump's inauguration.
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Researchers have identified three primary mechanisms by which H.G.T. occurs, each of which has a formalized label: conjugation, transformation and transduction.
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The most meaningful part of the hiring process came as I formalized my role by filling out the human resources packet.
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A year later, the I.N.S. formalized the practice of blanket detention with very limited parole and extended it to all migrants.
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At the premiere of the luminously morose "Petra" in 1991, Amacher and Marianne Schroeder played the pianos, without a formalized score.
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In 2008, the company formalized its sustainability program and began measuring its energy and water usage and its greenhouse gas emissions.
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A Qantas spokesman said the airline had formalized its decision to cancel the order for eight A380s following discussions with Airbus.
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The White House's rollout of a proposal on Thursday, which is expected to be formalized Monday, is aimed at offering reassurances.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto has formalized its commitment to young art lovers.
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Draft legislation to temporarily increase the gas tax to shore up the Highway Trust Fund was never formalized or voted on.
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A number of staff changes are already in the works and are expected to be formalized soon by the White House.
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To make ourselves test the more profound question of our continuation through the formalized sorties against space — cold, unbroken, unwelcoming space.
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The migrants are expected to be removed from the boat tonight, the prosecutor's office said, but details were yet to be formalized.
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History lesson: Google has offered crisis response informally since at least 2005, with efforts growing and becoming more formalized over the years.
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A source close to Clickard said that while he spoke with Wylie about working at Eunoia, the pair never formalized an agreement.
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"You could complain to the board and say it's a violation of the standard of care, but it's not formalized," Reiss said.
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Japan's Mitsubishi Corporation and Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd have formalized their involvement in the project, Yoma said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Now this mechanism has been formalized into a more concrete legal provision, and applicable to a much wider variety of digital media.
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That invokes a slightly formalized method of communicating with your small machine, as you say its name before asking something of it.
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The country formalized drone regulations earlier this year, and is currently building a drone airport that is scheduled for completion in 2020.
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Millennial mentorship programs represent a formalized, mildly absurdist version of the advice junior workers have been giving their older colleagues for ages.
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New copyright rules are released every three years by the U.S. Copyright Office and are officially formalized by the Librarian of Congress.
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President Donald Trump slammed Congress' impeachment inquiry shortly after the House passed a resolution that formalized the impeachment probe on Thursday morning.
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It's now long since absorbed into the government as a formalized paramilitary group -- under the new name of the Rapid Support Forces.
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Russia's decision to return to formalized violent operations in the West has "proven they can get to anyone," a source told Insider.
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In negotiations with the British, the concept was formalized into specific stipulations, eventually enshrined in the Basic Law, Hong Kong's mini-constitution.
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It has also formalized an agreement to house those asylum seekers while they wait for the United States to process their claims.
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Synthpop exists for performers to indulge dramas like this: formalized pop convention is the most natural place to locate depictions of anxiety.
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In 1976 he formalized the vision by founding The Glines, a producing organization committed to theatrical and other works with gay themes.
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Millennial mentorship programs represent a formalized, mildly absurdist version of the advice junior workers have been giving their older colleagues for ages.
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He and his team at his family practice, Culture of Life Family Services, set out to build the formalized national network APR.
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President Ronald Reagan was the first to use the word "pardon," then President George Bush formalized it and a tradition was born.
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The decision was formalized in the recent vote by FCC commissioners along party lines, with the two Democrats on the commission dissenting.
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Such a model for safety could be formalized by industry standards organizations — and ultimately regulatory bodies — to establish clear definitions for fault.
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Weirich's office continues to be investigated for withholding evidence in other cases, despite an open-file policy that she formalized in 2015.
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Additionally, Palestinian environmental law prohibits the import of used electronics, thus eliminating the potential for a transition to a formalized recycling sector.
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WASHINGTON — Progressive activists are pushing Democrats to cancel an upcoming congressional break after the House began a formalized impeachment inquiry this week.
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It formalized a test because the Patent Act is vague on when extra damages, triple the original award, should be handed out.
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In November 2017, the US Department of Justice formalized a new anti-corruption policy prioritizing bringing cases against individuals rather than corporations.
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Instead, ahead of the 2020 election, they effectively formalized what have long been the unacknowledged rules of the road for political content.
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Thursday's vote — roughly along party lines — was partly intended to neutralize a frequent GOP attack line that Democrats hadn't formalized the probe.
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A more formalized approach to capital allocation would be supportive of the credit profile if it reinforces maintenance of this historically conservative approach.
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After a few on-screen appearances, the star joined the cast for the season finale, where Perrette formalized her farewell to the show.
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California law favors joint custody in divorce cases, although final arrangements are often agreed to by parents and formalized in a written agreement.
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Nonetheless, crucial elements of a final deal still need to be formalized before the latest agreement has any real impact on Freeport's operations.
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"This alliance would only be formalized and created if there were significant benefits to the players in terms of playing opportunities," he added.
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The United States will bring its position on allowing more lax limits to the conference in Egypt where international guidelines will be formalized.
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But she stressed the growing body of research that shows better financial outcomes for individuals in states where personal finance standards are formalized.
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This would enable Iran to strengthen the position of the Popular Mobilization Units, a recently formalized militia force subject to substantial Iranian influence.
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According to early mockups, the UAE colony will involve some pretty advanced infrastructure, though more formalized models have not yet been made public.
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In December 2014, the program was formalized when the Revitalize American Manufacturing and Innovation Act was signed into law with overwhelming bipartisan support.
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But the shift to less expensive digital options began before the rule was formalized, driven primarily by customer demand for more digital options.
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The web as we know it was first formalized as a plan by Tim Berners-Lee, when he was barely over 30 himself.
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A little over 2,000 years ago, the Greek mathematician Hipparchus of Nicaea created a table that formalized a branch of mathematics called trigonometry.
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The company earlier Wednesday formalized its $31 billion bid for British broadcaster Sky, and earlier this month announced it's getting into health care.
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Libra head David Marcus said that the Libra Association, which was formalized on October 14, is tasked with governing the network, not Facebook.
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Adam Neumann and his wife Rebekah formalized a family office, 166 2nd Financial Services, in the summer of 2019 to manage their fortune.
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The Electoral College formalized Donald Trump's election victory on Monday despite protests around the country to encourage GOP electors to abandon the Republican.
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PAG has not yet formalized the fund size or the fundraising schedule, the people said, adding that the plan is subject to change.
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The Trump administration on Friday formalized a new policy allowing hunters to bring back parts of African elephants that they killed in Zimbabwe.
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Soon after the Bolsheviks took power in the area, they formalized two disputed regions — Nagorno-Karabakh and Nakhichevan — as autonomies within Soviet Azerbaijan.
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In the 1500s, a Zen student named Murata Juko formalized the tea ceremony into a ritual that included the cultivation, preparation and consumption.
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Mash-up may be an overused term for the seemingly random combinations that by now have become all but formalized in men's wear.
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The agency had created an anti-harassment policy, made E.E.O.C. counselors more independent and formalized the process used to vet employees for promotion.
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On Thursday, South Korea formalized its plan to send $8 million in humanitarian aid to North Korea for malnourished children and pregnant women.
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The tax essentially formalized smuggling routes that have profited militants on both sides and could presage the opening of routes in other areas.
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It essentially formalized a range of defenses Republicans road-tested last month during two weeks of public impeachment hearings in the Intelligence Committee.
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But it's a bit strange to not already have these principles and these ideas running a bit earlier and a bit more formalized.
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The new national security state, formalized by the 211 National Security Act, built up an intelligence regime that thrived on tightly held information.
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This formalized a previously announced plan to gain a stake in a 400,000-bpd refinery and petrochemicals complex in Zhoushan, south of Shanghai.
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Microsoft's Airband initiative is going international, with a newly formalized goal to get 40 million more people connected to the internet by July 2022.
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But in doing so, Facebook also formalized its policy that advertisers could still buy these data sets from data brokers and upload them themselves.
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Airbnb has encouraged its hosts to offer free housing during crises since 2012, an initiative it formalized under the name "Open Homes" in 2016.
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Once companies reach market values of $3 billion and above, they typically have much more formalized investor-relations teams that block access to executives.
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"We are transforming a disjointed process into a formalized and consistent process, which gives management visibility into how new [employees are] doing," Blosser explained.
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Over time, they acquire Israeli military protection and hook up to water and electricity networks, slowly becoming more formalized, despite being regarded as illegal.
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Formalized training for the role of abortion doula dates back only ten years, to the inception of the Doula Project in New York City.
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By the 1700s and 1800s, we had more formalized systems of collective economics that were more enterprise-driven like insurance companies and collective farming.
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But throughout the memo, there are some hidden spectacular burns, written in that formalized way of speaking that only government committees seem to use.
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Sky News reported Wednesday that plans have not been formalized, but Trump will likely meet with the monarch on July 13 at Windsor Castle.
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In Europe and the United States, multiple layers of national regulators provide checks and balance to highly formalized medical trials -- slowing the research process.
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China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) agreed to a framework for a Code of Conduct, a formalized process for dispute settlement.
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"For those individuals who choose to target our heroes, the message formalized in this legislative act should be clear and the consequences severe," Col.
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In all cases, he finds formalized calls for heavenly assistance, often involving this-worldly concerns like financial security and family health, to be central.
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The company told The Hill that its paid influencer program was a small, short-lived pilot that was never formalized, and ended last year.
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The decree formalized Trump's statement on March 21 saying it was time for the United States "to fully recognize" Israeli sovereignty over the Golan.
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Congress has not formalized such unified protections and procedures for document productions it receives, leaving private parties vulnerable when they must produce sensitive records.
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At the congressional luncheon, Mr. Trump basked in the ritualized speeches and formalized bonhomie of the city he had pilloried in his inaugural address.
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During the Jim Crow era, this second celebration was formalized as the Brown Sugar Festival, with its own parade and a Queen Brown Sugar.
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The commitments of more than 2,153 such leaders are now formalized in the "America's Pledge" effort, as they work to build upon those promises.
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He makes the case for a formalized celebration of Juneteenth, an unofficial holiday that commemorates the June 19th, 1865, announcement that slavery had been abolished.
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As of now, community leaders within Developer Circles help organize training, but with a new Udacity partnership, Facebook will be augmenting learning with formalized programs.
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In early August, the Ministry of Communications issued new explicit rules that formalized the power of states and the central government to block the internet.
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"We've visited Kazakhstan and have interest in the nation's future food production efforts, however, we have not formalized plans for a project there," Tyson said.
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Trump and the RNC previously formalized an effort to raise $1 billion for what will likely be a bruising and expensive campaign against Hillary Clinton.
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In March, President John Magufuli launched a plan to establish hubs where the trade would be formalized by offering access to financing and regulated markets.
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One incentive is the government's stated goal of making 30 percent of the country's vehicles electric by 2030, though it hasn't formalized that policy yet.
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As a sound, they invented their sweet, fluffy, tropical-esque style out of thin air, but it still codes pop, a tightly formalized hook machine.
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Originally ground into a powder and compressed to allow it to travel distances, drinking matcha has been a highly formalized part of Japanese tea ceremonies.
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There's a very formalized way of writing reports like this, and anyone who's worked in the intelligence community has been trained to write this way.
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It is difficult to blame an institution, but this is the reason you have a political party — so the process can be formalized and seamless.
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The group dusted off a federal law dating to 13 that formalized arbitration as a means for companies to resolve their disputes with one another.
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Further, the whisper network, formalized or not, accepts the status quo, in which women work around abusers rather than forcing them out of our workplaces.
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Dickey said he came up with the "search labs" definition since he and others had found success with the strategy that no one had formalized.
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The new guidelines stick to the methodology formalized by President Clinton in 22019: notably, that regulations should be measured by their opportunity costs to society.
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On Thursday morning, the House passed a resolution that formalized the impeachment inquiry after weeks of complaints from Republican lawmakers about the closed-door process.
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The White House has vowed it will not to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry, which was formalized last week with a vote in the House.
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Congress ultimately formalized a system for doing so that carves the United States into 58 distinct areas, each led by a nonprofit organ-procurement organization.
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By the '90s, money, and the instincts for self-preservation that money engenders, had created a system of formalized control that holds to this day.
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A person familiar with the planning said on Tuesday that some version of a formalized news briefing was likely to be revived under Ms. Grisham.
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And Beats, its co-host for the party, recently formalized endorsement deals with Mr. Finau, 29, and Justin Thomas, 26, the PGA's seventh-ranked player.
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The memorandum of understanding formalized on Saturday provides a framework agreement for billions of euros in business deals between Italian and Chinese-state backed companies.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — The historical archive is so often understood and formalized (and institutionalized) as a relic to some pasthood.
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Deliveroo is in active discussions with various UK government departments about stepping up to help during the COVID-19 crisis, though nothing has been formalized.
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Republicans also say the minority party can exert more influence over hearings and other aspects of an inquiry once it is formalized with a vote.
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The couple talked about exchanging vows in a church for YEARS but after he was diagnosed with esophageal cancer last fall, they finally formalized plans.
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Last week, it formalized the move — with officials saying that it was "without question" aimed at China — while allowing drones to be used in emergencies.
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The Trump administration statement came hours after Pelosi formalized the House's impeachment inquiry into Trump amid controversy over his interactions with the leader of Ukraine.
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While the U.S. has historically leveraged formalized rules to exert influence, China is undermining this system by leveraging infrastructure as the basis of foreign policy.
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The decision to extend her term was formalized by EU governments on Monday after the European Commission and the European Parliament had backed the move.
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What's next: The pick by Democrats is expected to be formalized on the House floor on Thursday, a senior Democratic aide told the Washington Post.
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Cohn's exit hit congressional Republicans hard, given the political storm surrounding Trump's proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, which could be formalized on Thursday.
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Now, two cosmologists have formalized those arguments and others in a paper that was posted online on December 6 and submitted to The Astrophysical Journal.
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Japan Display said in a statement Harvest had formalized its decision to inject nearly $500 million, including the $13 million investment from the unidentified customer.
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During the 41.983 election, Barack Obama's presidential campaign formalized a kind of faux-intimate voice — personal messages, initialed by the candidate — that retained a corporate distance.
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Republicans have argued that holding the vote simply proves that Democrats have been disorganized and out of line since the day they formalized the impeachment investigation.
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The concept behind depositary receipts may not be new, but their use in China has not previously been formalized, and that is liable to change now.
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"Veiling" (1973), for example, is a 12-photograph grid that presents a pseudo-formalized study of Klauke draped in a large piece of black mesh fabric.
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"Although we all subconsciously look for signal on integrity in interviews, should we consider whether this needs to be formalized in the interview process?" one wrote.
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It said it had formalized its offer to coincide with its own results, giving it an opportunity to explain to investors the merits of the bid.
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In the future, he sees the potential to introduce more formalized financing in the future, which also could drive revenue whilst helping provide new financing options.
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That process was formalized in 2010, he says, partially in response to the EEOC case, and a new HR officer was brought in to implement it.
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In Western European countries, where party membership is often formalized — party members pay dues and receive formal party benefits — partisan voters are also on the decline.
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This creates a sort of wild west compared with the traditional sides of those industries, and things like reporting and risk management aren't anywhere near formalized.
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" Trump formalized his "ban on transgender individuals joining the military but gave the Pentagon the authority to decide the future of openly transgender people already serving.
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She has agreed with me and Mr Barnier that the withdrawal agreement will first be formalized and will be voted on and then we will see.
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Larry Kudlow said the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement would be formalized during the talks, which will bring American, Canadian and Mexican representatives to Buenos Aires.
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The credit card companies turned to a 1925 federal law that formalized arbitration as a means for companies to hash out their disputes with one another.
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Another source told Politico that Freedman's involvement with the job applicants was limited to taking part in "listening sessions" rather than in a formalized interview setting.
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The House voted on a resolution last week that formalized the inquiry and set forth rules and procedures governing public hearings that will start next week.
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But it wasn&apost until 1987 that President Ronald Reagan officially "pardoned" a turkey, and the process was formalized by President George H. Bush in 1989.
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These cases and others arising from investigators' efforts to obtain Trump documents or testimony began well before the US House of Representatives formalized its impeachment inquiry.
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Mr. Putin said last month that Russia would respond "symmetrically" to the American move, a decision formalized Monday with a decree posted on the Kremlin's website.
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The BCFS spokesperson provided VICE News with a list of 17 house rules, which she said were the only formalized rules for kids in the camp.
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Mr. Biden missed the chance to recruit top-level aides, including former Obama advisers, women and people of color, because he had not formalized his campaign.
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As we first reported, Britney and Kevin just formalized a shift in their child custody agreement -- he now has their 2 boys 70% of the time.
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Few Russians would dispute that for an average citizen, interaction with the Russian state is now much more formalized and efficient than even five years ago.
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"I continue to respect the Schelling model as a brilliant theoretical accomplishment that formalized loose language about 'tipping,'" Mr. Easterly wrote in an email in 2011.
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The move, not yet formalized, would see a third-party auditor oversee major research and development and engineering processes and decisions at the company, they said.
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One day after Governor Baker called for his four-month ban in Massachusetts, Democratic Governor Gina Raimondo formalized one on flavored vapes in her state, too.
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It wasn't so much that he opposed the idea of negotiating with Iran (the U.A.E. eventually endorsed the preliminary nuclear deal, which was formalized that November).
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Then after a little while you want to make yourself legitimate and actually make some money, so I formalized it and opened up my first company.
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Among elite private institutions, official programs remain rare, though Wesleyan University, the Connecticut liberal arts school, announced a formalized three-year track about five years ago.
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Tessier-Lavigne said Stanford has reviewed its policies and practices related to athletic admissions and found coaches had no formalized way to raise concerns about Singer.
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A more formalized meeting between the two sides appears unlikely, however, following comments from the South Korean government ruling out their involvement in such a possibility.
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But they have stayed busy adding depth to their roster in the last few days, and they formalized a role for their former captain on Monday.
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Three years later he formalized loose affiliations with Pro-Football-Reference (founded by Doug Drinen in 2000) and Basketball-Reference (founded by Justin Kubatko in 2004).
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In fact, some of these relationships are formalized to the point where prisons that use forced labor have a sister factory that coordinates the prison manufacturing.
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Luckily, Harlem-based educator and community activist Deirdre Hollman has formalized her effort to expose more young people to the work of black artists and storytellers.
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The Pentagon task force recommended a number of reforms specifically for commanders, including formalized training and measures like reporting requirements to make them more accountable to victims.
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This policy shift was formalized in August 20183 when the State Council released its latest directive that divided outbound FDI into three categories: encouraged, restricted, and prohibited.
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Privacy is a universal human right penned in international conventions, declarations and charters that were formalized at a time in history when private life was the default.
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The practice was formalized in 1938, when the Fair Labor Standards Act set a federal minimum wage: 25 cents an hour, which didn't apply to tipped workers.
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By 2010, according to the report, a feature called the "Strip Term From Ad Filter" formalized the manual scrubbing process, at the direction of CEO Carl Ferrer.
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The future at the federal level looks like two parties with increasingly formalized and assertive subgroups — Sandersistas, the Freedom Caucus, security hawks, budget hawks, quite likely more.
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Since Ahmadinejad left power in 2013, government support and services for the maddah have continued, formalized through a "bonyad", a charitable trust largely funded by the government.
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Drugs, weapons, or other illicit material has made it's way through our jail and prison populations and inspired violence since the beginning of systematic and formalized incarceration.
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The European Commission (EC) has this week formalized its antitrust investigation into Google's Android operating system in a set of objections sent to the Mountain View company.
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According to a 2005 paper in which he formalized the concept, these are patterns we're taught in childhood, often with a narcissist parent and co-narcissist kid.
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In December 2001, Cobb and his neighbors formalized their experiment as the Magnolia Road Internet Cooperative, named after the main road along their side of Boulder Canyon.
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But the sheriff's office had no system or formalized instructions on how to track, collect, review or store the videos taken by the cameras, Judge Snow said.
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Like many types of formalized dance, the style has strictly prescribed gender roles, featuring assigned parts for men and women and requiring matching outfits for paired couples.
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Although British Airways' parent company IAG announced its intent to order 200 of the jet during June's Paris Air Show, the order has not yet been formalized.
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The state's control will have to be formalized, including whether the offering will include an interest in the kingdom's oil reserves or be confined to other assets.
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Although British Airways' parent company IAG announced its intent to order 573 of the jet during June's Paris Air Show, the order has not yet been formalized.
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The reduced US forces' size -- which has yet to be formalized and remains for the foreseeable future 14,000 strong -- will have to have a more limited mission.
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When the presidential transition process was first formalized in legislation in 1964, Congress authorized up to $900,000 for transition expenses, or about $6.9 million in today's money.
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These agreements can be formalized in one of two ways: Power of attorney, a private agreement between parents and caregiver, gives temporary custody to the nominated caregiver.
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New guidance issued by the CDC on Wednesday formalized an earlier announcement by Pence that any American with a doctor's order can be tested for the virus.
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Fiji's Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama, who is the incoming head of the U.N. Climate Change Conferences, which formalized the 2015 pact, said Trump's decision was "deeply disappointing".
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The memorandum of understanding that was formalized on Saturday provides a framework agreement for billions of euros in business deals between Italian and Chinese-state-backed companies.
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The formalized intensity of "My Brilliant Friend" isn't an easy thing to sustain, and Season 2 doesn't hold your interest quite as easily as Season 1 did.
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The agreement, known in Brussels-speak as "permanent structured cooperation," or Pesco, is expected to be formalized by European leaders at a summit meeting in mid-December.
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Any decision made in a meeting will be formalized in a memo that has to go through Mr. Porter and then Mr. Kelly for final sign-off.
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As computer science programs exploded across the country, CS classes at the University of Michigan grew, and the school formalized its relationship with startups and venture capital.
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Arnold Palmer is the only American player to ever win the European Tour PGA Championship, in 1975 just a few years after the European Tour was formalized.
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"I want to make clear that the agreement does not bear the official stamp of the province so it is not official and formalized yet," he said.
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Its origins are in the work of the Kenyan Nobel Laureate Wangari Maathai, formalized in a 2006 UN initiative that succeeded in planting a mere billion trees.
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In March, the administration formalized the President's decision barring people with a "history or diagnosis of gender dysphoria" from serving in the military except in limited circumstances.
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The first "phase" of a deal was announced in principle in mid-October, but it has yet to be formalized on paper more than a month later.
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Pardons, commutations, Medals of Honor and other presidential gifts usually have a formalized process, with layers of staff review before the final list of grantees is chosen.
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Quickly realizing the untapped opportunity to reap big returns by investing in second and third-tier markets, co-founders Savage, Case and Donn Davis formalized the strategy.
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That divide only worsened as the House formalized its impeachment inquiry and battleground Democrats feared getting hammered at home over those investigations amid relatively few legislative accomplishments.
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Fifth, we need a formalized and deep pipeline of American candidates and qualified foreign national candidates developed years in advance and then actually supported by our representatives.
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But the formalized arrangement of these objects hint at another association — Cervino has scaled up the plastic armature housing the gun accessories that accompany an action figure.
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Trump's election swiftly dealt a death knell -- one formalized on Monday -- to the deal, sending shockwaves in Asian capitals that had pinned their economic hopes on the deal.
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With Albantakis and Tononi, Hoel formalized a measure of causal power called "effective information," which indicates how effectively a particular state influences the future state of a system.
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Trump has already signaled his intent to withdraw from the Paris agreement, though the U.S. will remain part of the pact until its exit is formalized in 2020.
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Until 2008, the year Van Vuuren got his BA in economics, the school had never formalized its efforts to help engineering program candidates turn their ideas into businesses.
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HONG KONG — The Australian port operator Qube said Thursday that it had formalized an offer to buy Asciano, another Australian port and railroad operator, for about $43 billion.
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Form a strong hiring rubric that makes sense for each roleRon Rapatalo, an executive search lead with Edgility Consulting, recommended an interview process that is structured and formalized.
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Microsoft's new Healthcare team appears to be a more formalized approach to the company's Healthcare NExT (New Experiences and Technologies) company-wide initiative that kicked off last year.
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The World Professional Association of Transgender Health (WPATH) formalized these early attempts to do TGNB medicine into a Standards of Care that gets updated periodically with changing times.
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The department "expects to have a formalized deed modification approved by the Law Department in July," according to the memo, copied to two members of Mr. Shorris's staff.
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Indigenous people are also systematically disenfranchised from data ownership and data control, by virtue of their being left out of advanced STEM education and formalized degrees, she said.
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And while many lawmakers from his coalition willingly signed a document declaring independence that night, several notably did not then sign a corresponding document that formalized the suspension.
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Comcast – The NBCUniversal and CNBC parent formalized a $24 billion offer for Britain's Sky, prompting Sky to withdraw its recommendation of a takeover bid by 211st Century Fox.
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Tusk also said the decision is expected to be formalized through a written procedure, which means EU leaders will not have to meet in person to formalize it.
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Exercise education is even less formalized — over half of medical schools do not offer any coursework related to physical activity, and the few available courses are rarely required.
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That year marked a turning point for Burning Man—it became more formalized, starting to take shape as the site of highly contained chaos that it is today.
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One official said the administration hasn't formalized the exact challenges that will be included in the presidential cybersecurity competition, but that they are currently reviewing existing similar challenges.
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The agricultural research system was formalized in 1887 following over 16 years of debate, discussion, and after some 14 states had initiated some form of agricultural research effort.
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This can be done with policies that upend heavy handed discipline policies and replace them with formalized benchmarks for positive reinforcement as well while letting kids be kids.
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Goldman Sachs had been in contact with Commerzbank for months, but the mandate was formalized after Cerberus' investment in the summer, a person close to the matter said.
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The checks have already raised alarms among American tech companies, and if formalized, they could create a new standoff between China and the United States over internet policy.
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Mr. Putin has formalized in presidential decrees, most recently in 2018, a promise to raise incomes — measured by the very statistic that will no longer be published monthly.
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However, I was intrigued when I came across 5S, a Japanese system for workplace organization formalized by Takashi Osada at the Toyota Motor Corporation in the early 1980s.
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Yet Ms. White has not completed more than a dozen rules, nor has she formalized a plan to require that financial advisers act in their clients' best interests.
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When she entered Congress, there was no formalized group for the small number of Republican women to regularly meet, so she started one: the Republican women's policy committee.
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For owners who are flummoxed even after spending time with their new purchase, there are follow-up sessions available, formalized in the BMW world as the Encore Program.
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Had it been used, the program would have provided a formalized process for dismissing warrantless cases, including PAE cases that should never have proceeded in the first place.
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The confirmation formalized a role Mr. Wheeler has held in an acting capacity since the summer when President Trump's first administrator, Scott Pruitt, resigned amid multiple ethics inquiries.
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To truly help remedy the situation requires establishing more formalized structures within congressional offices, strengthening the relationship with the Office of Compliance, and creating more avenues for anonymous reporting.
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Facebook's recommendations feature A new appointment card feature added to Facebook's Messenger platform offers a more formalized process for penciling dates at a hair salon or auto-repair shop.
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Mr. Orcutt, who now works at the advocacy group Bike New York, praised the plan and said it formalized the idea of a citywide, interconnected bike network into law.
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Then in 230, the National Institutes of Health formalized clinical guidelines describing weight loss surgery as a treatment option for severe obesity, but those guidelines were just for adults.
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Almost 2 months after President Trump formalized the creation of the Space Force, the U.S. Navy announced there has been an increase in reports of UFO sightings, reports Politico.
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Although this set-and-setting wisdom has deep roots in the psychonaut community, a formalized set of standards for psychedelic harm reduction didn't really begin emerging until the 1970s.
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Fast Company's report suggests that the change could be formalized in an announcement as early as this fall, though it might not happen until the 2019 Watch is revealed.
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The sewing and beekeeping programs are other formalized Enriche programs through which women—many of them also solar mamas—develop social enterprise skills that are boosting their local economies.
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"We saw a more formalized agreement to restructure COFINA, and the recoveries are fairly good considering the circumstances," said Shaun Burgess, portfolio manager at Cumberland Advisors in Sarasota, Florida.
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The board of Rio de Janeiro-based Oi formalized the hiring of Laplace at a meeting on Wednesday, said the person, who requested anonymity because the matter remains private.
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If your office is uber professional, it may be more culturally appropriate to only disclose details through a formalized process that involves approaching your manager or the HR department.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Urbas said on Wednesday it has formalized agreements with SAREB to restructure and refinance its debt.
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Longworth said that Situation Tables "aren't formalized" and are "not perfect," a characterization she says reflects the haphazard way in which the model was rolled out in the province.
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"One thing they got right is that they're getting away with the shadowy aspect of it, so more of it is going through formalized banking channels," he told CNBC.
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Manahan said this year the bank created a formalized program to give feedback to a handful of venture capital firms on specific issues Morgan Stanley is looking to solve.
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However, efforts to create a stronger bond were thwarted by differences in opinion on non-alignment, which was formalized in 1961 with the founding of the Non-Alignment movement.
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The agreement, expected to be formalized in the first quarter of 2019, will use Russia's payments system known as Mir, according to Kirill Dmitriev, the head of the RDIF.
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Our programs have already built or upgraded 2,796 kilometers of power lines, formalized land rights for 85033,868 households and businesses, and given 191,395 farmers training on improved farming techniques.
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"It's time," Sabathia, a 22008-year-old left-hander, said during a news conference at the Yankees' spring training complex that formalized a decision he had previously spoken about.
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The agrarian reform law comes as the Indonesian government implements a historic 2013 Constitutional Court ruling that removed customary forests from state control and formalized local peoples' rights over them.
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Led by a mayor from the nationalist Vox party, Guadiana del Caudillo resisted a 2007 law that formalized condemnation of Franco's regime and ordered its symbols removed from public view.
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But for now, the service sounds most like a formalized way to push existing users to pay for music or else make them suffer through an endless stream of ads.
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Meanwhile, the 36,629-member /r/slavelabour subreddit, which is dedicated to getting "jobs done well below market rate," has a formalized process for posting opportunities for would-be Amazon reviewers.
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President Trump's budget request for fiscal year 2018 didn't call for any major changes to SLS or Orion, but NASA's official annual budget won't be formalized until later this year.
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A memorandum of understanding was being formalized and would be signed in the next few weeks, he said, adding that implementation would begin in the last quarter of this year.
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The Defense Production Act formalized this system at the dawn of the Cold War, granting the President broad authorities to ensure a reliable, domestic supply of vital national security goods.
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In early 2017, we formalized the criteria for inclusion: websites that publish American political news and that have a clear, and preferably openly stated, alignment with liberal or conservative views.
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ASEAN member states and China have been trying to hammer out a Code of Conduct, a formalized process for dispute settlement, with respect to the South China Sea for years.
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The signing ceremony in Havana formalized what officials had announced in December: that the two former Cold War rivals would add scheduled commercial airline service to the current charter flights.
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The United States and Britain had a smooth intelligence relationship in World War II, and they formalized it after the war with the BRUSA (later called UKUSA) Agreement in 1946.
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At an event in New York City on Wednesday, the two sides formalized the deal, which would give Stewart-Cousins control of a united Democratic caucus in the state Senate.
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From its earliest days, in the court of Elizabeth I, through its nineteenth-century zenith, the custom formalized a marketplace in which families brokered their fortunes through a daughter's marriage.
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What it will be has yet to be formalized but, on June 6, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced the formation of the Saudi-Emirati Coordination Council.
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A UN-monitored ceasefire line agreed in 1949 and formalized into a Line of Control (LOC) in 1972 splits Kashmir into two areas — one administered by India, one by Pakistan.
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"Paperwork and the Will of Capital" originates in the press and official photographs made at signings of agreements, declarations, memorandums, treaties, communiqués, conventions, contracts and other formalized moments of accord.
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If formalized sex education in schools is failing us, we're left to media, porn, word-of-mouth and Google to educate us about how to have good, safe(r) sex.
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More than a year after Uber formalized a partnership with the University of Arizona in Tuscon, Google announced it will begin testing its fully automated Lexus SUVs in Phoenix, Arizona.
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The strategy would not require certification at the state or federal level, and it could be formalized through a memorandum of understanding setting forth the basic rights of the parties.
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Executives at WPP and Dentsu told Business Insider that they've been performing such work for years but formalized it after seeing more CMOs request in-house capabilities in recent briefs.
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In this case, that would entail some centralization of law enforcement powers, through either the creation of a centralized police agency or a formalized process of state-to-state collaboration.
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A formalized capital allocation framework – in which AT&T makes firm commitments regarding how it will, and how it will not, allocate capital – is an essential part of the Plan.
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This year's Libeskind-Swarovski creation may be the most architecturally advanced piece to top the Rockefeller Center tree, which appeared as part of a formalized annual tradition starting in 1933.
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Bernard Jenkin, a pro-Brexit lawmaker in Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative Party, said the deadline was set because the register had to be formalized and published before the vote.
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Some of the formalized lessons Lean In provided felt cheesy and stilted, like going around the group to declare, "I'm leaning into this circle because ..." But the group stayed committed.
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This problem came to a head recently when Facebook formalized its policy of allowing politicians to lie in ads and refusing to send their claims to third-party fact-checkers.
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The Cole Memo formalized a Department of Justice policy that enforcement of federal marijuana laws against individuals and businesses acting in compliance with state laws would not be a priority.
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Under a new mandate, Norges Bank also formalized a long-standing custom of taking into account economic growth and labor market developments when setting interest rates, the finance ministry said.
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A U.N.-monitored ceasefire line agreed in 1949 and formalized into a Line of Control (LOC) in 1972 splits Kashmir into two areas - one administered by India, one by Pakistan.
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The 123-page document written by GOP members on three House committees formalized the President's own cycle of distraction and denial that he used to ride out the Russia scandal.
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In information the company added to its presentation from last week, A.I.G. said it made more sense to wait until the rules for nonbank SIFIs were formalized before making drastic changes.
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Though there were talks of an alliance for more than a year before, the partnership was formalized when China's ride-hail behemoth Didi Kuaidi made investments in Grab, Lyft and Ola.
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An example summary generated by Salesforce An example summary generated by Salesforce With reinforcement learning, an optimal behavior is established — in this case maximizing accuracy as measured by a formalized test.
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A 2003 report from the Congressional Research Service places the origin of the blue slip around 163, when the Judiciary Committee formalized historical deference to home state senators on judicial nominees.
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The decision, which is due to be formalized by EU finance ministers in a meeting on Friday, will remove from the list the only EU territories that are currently on it.
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The oil-producing cartel has officially agreed to extend production curbs until March 2020 and has also formalized a charter to strengthen its alliance with non-OPEC producers — most notably Russia.
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That strategy was anchored in the TPP and a formalized economic relationship with the European Union, which would improve trade efficiency and remove red tape between the world's two largest economies.
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"Once they report this to the IRS, the agency will initiate a formalized complaint process and attempt outreach to the employer," said Stephen Dombroski, senior manager, payroll tax compliance at Paychex.
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The filibuster rule -- which was formalized in 1917 but not used until 1919 to break a filibuster on the Treaty of Versailles(!) -- was to further the distinction between Senate and House.
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The rest of the eventual annual 4.2 trillion peso ($1.3 billion) gain from formalization efforts will come from profits and salaries generated by newly formalized mining operations, the mining ministry said.
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But according to new research from the University of New South Wales, the Babylonians appear to have formalized the study of angles in trigonometry a full 1,000 years before the Greeks.
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On Tuesday, he held meetings at the White House with President Obama, where the two leaders formalized a wide range of agreements covering climate change, renewable energy, security and economic issues.
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In her final law-school paper, Murray had formalized the idea she'd hatched in class that day, arguing that segregation violated the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution.
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It soon became clear to European officials that there was no formalized path to winning exemption, besides aggressive, public push-back and a certain amount of horse-trading behind closed doors.
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The microdosing study has been going on for about five years, but it was only this February that it became more formalized through a questionnaire developed by Fadiman's colleague Sophia Korb.
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The agreement, which was first reported by ESPN, is expected to be formalized soon, according to two people who had been briefed on it but were not authorized to comment publicly.
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Ronald Rolheiser, president of the Oblate School of Theology in San Antonio, said the 1992 catechism essentially formalized changes in the Catholic Church's thinking that had been occurring for 50 years.
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This formalized British de facto dominance in Egypt, in place since the early 21919s, but it was presented as a temporary wartime measure, a fact that Egyptian nationalists would later emphasize.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers have already formalized those arguments in two lawsuits meant to stop companies that have worked with the president from handing over financial information subpoenaed by other House committees.
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European and Chinese authorities are exploring whether more formalized cooperation arrangements may be useful going forward, as more Chinese banks open operations in Europe, and European banks expand operations in China.
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Those rules have been rewritten a number of times: Haute couture was first formalized after World War II in 1945, when rules were first implemented to prevent misuse of the name.
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This soon transformed into a full-blown grassroots division, as the NRA formalized and built out member-facing programs — a shift that would prove key to subsequent legislative and electoral successes.
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Lyft's public market debut formalized the rise of the sharing economy, even though persistent questions remain about the effect of gig-type work on people's quality of life and their wages.
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"The LME appreciates the high standards upheld by its members, and has formalized the general position that Ring-based personnel should not consume any alcohol prior to conducting business," the spokesperson said.
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And then there were the beginnings of what would become known as the American Redoubt, the outline of which would be formalized in 2011 by survivalist blogger and author James Wesley Rawles.
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The company also says it has formalized how it listens to and responds to driver feedback in every city it operates in — albeit, not well enough to steer off this latest strike.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top cyber authority formalized a new nationwide cyber attack response plan on Tuesday, as the country seeks to ramp up protection in the face of increasingly sophisticated global threats.
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Meanwhile, Confucianism's emphasis on filial piety formalized ancestor worship as part of everyday life: ancestors who did not receive offerings of food and incense would become hungry and irritated in the netherworld.
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Three years ago, the conservancy formalized this effort by establishing an educational arm: the Institute for Urban Parks, which is exploring a partnership with organizations like the Earth Institute at Columbia University.
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The move — which many say simply formalized an unofficial practice — was met with fierce opposition largely from progressives, who say it will hurt first-time candidates, particularly women and people of color.
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The arrival of Stern, Fink, and DJ Mauch to the family office in the summer of 2019 formalized the outfit and all three took over the running of the Faraday Grid investment.
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In this installment, he traces the evolution of masked DJs from Orbital to Deadmau5 and beyond—and the way they formalized the radical anonymity that has marked electronic music since it's inception.
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New guidance issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday formalized an earlier announcement by Pence that any American with a doctor's order can be tested for the virus.
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Under the wide skies of the new Patagonia National Park, President Michelle Bachelet and I formalized the largest-ever expansion of a national park system prompted by a donation of private land.
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During our 30 years together, we formalized our relationship with a Vermont civil union, a New Jersey domestic partnership, a Canadian same-sex marriage and, finally, legal marriage in the United States.
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That global partnership — which I first reported the discussions of in 2015 — includes Didi, India's Ola, Lyft and Southeast Asia's Grab, and was formalized when Didi invested in each of the companies.
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Gruters was unaware the announcement was coming — as was team Trump, which at that point had not yet formalized a date for the event, putting the White House in an awkward position.
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And because of this incorrect information, you didn't have the opportunity to adhere to the golden rule of dealing with airlines: Don't hang up until whatever you're trying to do is formalized.
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"They've kind of laid out the principles for the balance-sheet reduction process, but I expect to see that more formalized," said Eric Stein, co-director of global income at Eaton Vance.
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Instead, his work helping other singers prepare for their recitals led him to establish a private coaching business, formalized as the John Mace Vocal Studio, which he and Mr. Dorr ran together.
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A set of new changes that will enable mass timber structures up to 18 stories tall have been accepted and are expected to be formalized into the newest IBC code in 103.
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The Trump administration recently formalized its decision to withdraw from the historic Paris agreement on climate change, making the United States the only country in the world to oppose to the pact.
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Thirteen years after Higher Topos Theory formalized the mathematics of equivalence, these new initiatives are an attempt to refine and promote the ideas—to make the mathematics of equivalence more universally accessible.
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House Democrats subpoenaed Pompeo last Friday — the first subpoena since Speaker Nancy Pelosi formalized an impeachment inquiry — and summoned a slew of current and former State Department officials for closed-door depositions.
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ET. With those words, Pelosi formalized the likelihood of an outcome that had been anticipated from the day earlier this fall when she blessed the impeachment inquiry surrounding Trump's conduct toward Ukraine.
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The two countries have informally combined efforts on drug traffic interdiction since the 1990s, and this was formalized last July; Cuba provides an effective barrier against drug traffic into the United States.
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Name Withheld A will made by someone not of sound mind is obviously problematic, but let's posit that it merely formalized the inheritance you would have received had your father died intestate.
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This led to the idea of "inflation targeting," which was formalized with an explicit 85033 percent inflation target in 2012, although the Fed had already informally adopted the idea several decades earlier.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's visits to Pyongyang during the summit negotiations were a start, but they would need to be formalized through some kind of phone line or dedicated diplomatic channel.
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But according to the Guardian, because the ACC began offering recreational marijuana under its terms before the state had formalized regulations for business licenses, the club was targeted, along with two other clubs.
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The authors say their findings, coupled with other research, should close the door on whether music ought to be formalized as an easy, low-cost intervention for patients who go under the knife.
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Federal courts have since temporarily suspended the transgender military ban, which Trump formalized in an August memo, saying transgender people who'd sued were likely to prove the president violated their due process rights.
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The $170 Fizzics machine was one of the retailing chain's best-selling holiday items and helped pioneer a process that the company recently formalized with its Brookstone Launch development program for fledgling products.
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LBMA-accredited refiners, known as 'good delivery list' (GDL) refiners, are invited to an annual meeting with the LBMA, but the association said these meetings would now be formalized into an official committee.
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The payment by Brazilian holding companies Bradespar SA , one of the largest shareholders in Vale, and Litel Participações SA, owned by pension funds, was formalized on Wednesday in court, according to both companies.
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Called Express Ride, the program is the first of two parts of GM's strategic partnership with and $2000 million investment in Lyft and comes just two months after the companies formalized the relationship.
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That was the spark that formalized my drive to make music, because I realized I could just put stuff out and people would pay attention, which didn't exist 10 to 15 years ago.
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While a complex task, given the evolving uses of technology in spreading disinformation, in order to remedy this issue we must create a more formalized journalistic code of ethics for the digital age.
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It also gives Congress a formalized role in selecting its statutorily designated copyright advisor, improves accountability, and increases transparency by allowing citizen input into the selection of the Register through their elected officials.
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SA) and RR Participações SA. The Brookfield stake purchase will be formalized once Renova completes the sale of the Alto Sertão II wind farm project to a local unit of AES Corp (AES.
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Trump has argued that by recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of America's close ally, he had "taken Jerusalem, the toughest part of the negotiation, off the table" and formalized realities on the ground.
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While that's where it got started — and where a lot of the learning happened — eventually the team ended up creating something a little more formalized that it could sell as an actual product.
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The White House intends for President Donald Trump to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Japan later this month, though the meeting is not "formalized" yet, Kudlow said.
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That approach was formalized after an early misstep in 2013, when lawyers for Disney applied to trademark the phrase "Día de los Muertos," a working title for "Coco," and ignited a backlash online.
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Japan, which formalized the trade agreement last year with the remaining 11 nations, initially refused to strike a separate deal with the United States, insisting that it should instead return to the pact.
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Called Express Ride, the program is the first of two parts of GM's strategic partnership with and $500 million investment in Lyft and comes just two months after the companies formalized the relationship.
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Trudeau's government has long urged Canadians feeling ill to stay at home, but he told reporters at his daily press conference that Transport Canada had now formalized travel rules as cases steadily rise.
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Also dimming the prospects for a quick replacement — White House officials have not yet put in place a formalized process to find Hicks' successor, keenly aware that Trump will be the final decider.
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The scale of the set is just so infantilizing, this cold, skeletal palace, the sense of bloodless decay everywhere, all that iconography of leadership, those weapons of formalized violence, and a sole piano.
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By the mid-1700s, when the Spanish and Portuguese formalized their colonial borders, the Guaraní refused to leave, entering into a two-year war for their territory with the aid of some Jesuits.
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This type of cover letter-like thing, once handwritten, eventually became more formalized with the addition of the typewriter, which allowed for some rudimentary organizing through the use of indents and tab stops.
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The NRCC's online fundraising shot up 608 percent higher than the average day this cycle when Pelosi formalized the impeachment inquiry, and it has remained about 400 percent higher, according to committee officials.
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When you are convinced you have discovered a new species, it's time to come up with a name (a step that is formalized when you publish your discovery in a reputable scientific journal).
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"We have not ironed out the finer points of the bill, we haven't formalized it into language yet, so I wouldn't say that we have a complete agreement just yet," Mr. Scutari said.
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A day after Mr. López Obrador presented his proposal for creating the National Guard, the Mexican Supreme Court struck down a 2017 law that would have expanded and formalized the military's policing powers.
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The format for IRC, which was first formalized by the IEFT in 1993 after several years of increasing popularity, is lightweight: message target ("to:"), IRC channel, IRC server, and then the message itself.
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In June, China's cyber watchdog formalized a nationwide cyber emergency response plan, which included the construction of a central response system and mandated punitive measures for government units that failed to safeguard the system.
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The commission had an opportunity to help investors by brightening the lines between investment adviser and broker dealers but instead they have formalized its long-standing acquiescence to the preferences of the brokerage industry.
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Italy has reached a deal with the European Commission over its contested 2019 budget, a spokeswoman at the economy ministry said on Tuesday, adding that the accord would be formalized on Wednesday in Brussels.
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She will graduate Georgetown with close to $300,000 in student debt from her undergraduate and law school degrees, and said she is frustrated there is no formalized system to learn about basic money management.
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While Clinton has made the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, a central issue of her campaign, today's announcement formalized what she has previously said about environmental racism and the disproportionate effects of climate change.
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Over the last year, China has formalized a series of internet controls, including a controversial cybersecurity law passed earlier this month, rules that overseas business groups say could block foreign firms from the market.
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Republicans picking up on Trump's complaints formalized their demand that Schiff resign as chairman of the intelligence panel over his comments that there was significant evidence the president and his associates conspired with Russia.
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The fund size and fundraising schedule have not yet formalized and the plan is subject to change, said the people, who did not want to be named as the details are not public yet.
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Obama's orders merely formalized one form of that, allowing millions of people to breathe easier and to plan, while allowing the government to retain the power to make case-by-case determinations and exceptions.
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Straying away from the rigidity of a formalized A and B story structure, he wants to instead focus on what get everyone laughing in the writers room — and then build a story around that.
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Papadopoulos' place on the Trump campaign was formalized in March when Trump adviser Sam Clovis released the names of eight foreign policy advisers amid public pressure on Trump to disclose his foreign policy team.
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That process was formalized with the establishment of the Applied Machine Learning group in September 2015, under the leadership of Candela, a veteran of Microsoft Research who had arrived at Facebook three years earlier.
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China formalized strict real-name authentication regulations for tech companies in 2016, requiring users on social media and e-commerce platforms to link their real name to a phone number that can be tracked.
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According to MacArthur's website, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur began their philanthropy primarily giving in their two home cities, Palm Beach and Chicago, even before the couple created a formalized foundation in 1970.
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A union source told Reuters on Wednesday that the furlough will last from March 30 through April 12 and has yet to be formalized, but is expected to be signed later in the day.
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Supposedly, the recent prominence of Puerto Rican trap and reggaeton, which favors aggression as well as formalized detachment, has prompted a decline in the traditional singer-songwriter model, the sensitive troubadour airing her feelings.
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The creation of Capoeira Regional in the 1930s, a more formalized practice that imitated aspects of Eastern martial arts, complete with ranks and competitions, is usually credited for bringing it out of the shadows.
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After the Libra Association formalized its list of partners last week — a list that notably did not include any major banking or finance companies — a steady stream of regulators went public with their concerns.
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"The Germans' suggestion was for an early, humane, humanist Marx, a source for change in China — not the heroic, sclerotic, formalized Marx used for party purposes that Wu offered," Mr. Barmé said by telephone.
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The decision, which was formalized by a vote count at the National Labor Relations Board, came down to a narrow margin, with 46 employees voting in favor of the move and 37 opposing it.
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"The rules look like they are being revised," Heizmann said, adding that Chinese authorities have not yet clarified how a system of credits for so-called New Energy Vehicles (NEV)'s will be formalized.
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Democrats have been gathering evidence behind closed doors in the five weeks since Speaker Nancy Pelosi formalized the impeachment inquiry, drawing scorn from Republicans who say the process should be conducted in the open.
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The agenda — recently formalized by a House resolution — is designed to rein in the influence of money and lobbying in Washington, expand voting rights in the United States, and increase public financing of campaigns.
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The bug bounty programs offer a more formalized approach, with rules that the hackers must follow, such as not jumping from a server to be tested to other servers with more sensitive data, Ellis said.
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However, the United States is a flag-heavy culture, and we may have some awkwardness or frisson about the idea of a formalized ceremony for burning one (what does one wear to a flag funeral?).
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After enormous pressure from politicians and AIDS activists, in 1988, the FDA formalized its "fast track" designation, which would approve drugs that could treat a life-threatening or severely debilitating illness after earlier-stage tests.
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The Maidan is also the site of the annual celebrations of the country's Independence Day—the anniversary of the day, August 24, 1991, that Ukraine formalized its statehood after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Since the festival's DHH accessibility program was formalized in 2014, the steady improvement has made this the best concert experience in her five years of going to Lollapalooza — and has widened her circle of friends.
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Trump appears to have agreed, and the presumptive GOP nominee and the Republican National Committee formalized an effort to raise $1 billion for what will likely be a bruising and expensive campaign against Hillary Clinton.
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In March 2018, President Donald Trump tweeted that the Justice Department was planning to ban bump stocks, and it was formalized in a notice issued by then-Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker on Dec. 18.
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The project was formalized in a letter of intent signed by Trump in October 2015, per CNN, and the Wall Street Journal reported that the Trump Organization talked about the project with a Russian developer.
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It's an artifact indebted to an earlier, less formalized internet, one where file-sharing and forum culture reigned supreme, and where many aspiring producers first experienced the thrill of connecting with a larger community online.
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In most parts of the U.S., severely injured patients are taken by ambulance and emergency medical services to a nearby trauma center based on their type of injury and age, using formalized criteria, Burd said.
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And what TaskRabbit has done, and many other sharing economy companies, is actually formalized the side hustle in the sense that we are now giving people a way to earn an income that is meaningful.
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But talks are continuing apace behind the scenes, participants say, ahead of a deadline of early December to strike a deal which can then be fully formalized by the 27 government leaders at the summit.
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It formalized the process of transferring the trophy from player to player and, perhaps most crucially, mandated that a representative from the Hall—a "keeper of the Cup"—would travel with it everywhere it went.
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At the same time the Ernst discussions were formalized, the Trump campaign was trying to resolve a more delicate and difficult situation of what role Senator Ted Cruz of Texas might play at the convention.
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Every weekday at noon, in a ritual as formalized as a quadrille, Page Six names descended on what was now being called the Grill Room, took a seat at their customary table and dined — abstemiously.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese internet authorities have formalized controversial rules regulating the country's fast-growing live-streaming video industry, in a move that strips out smaller competitors and places hard-line surveillance measures on leading firms.
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Some northern counties have formalized traditional land management customs in local bylaws, with the aim of giving power back to elders, in contrast to NRT's approach of supporting decision-making by conservancy boards of directors.
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The complexity seems natural, an account of the quality of life itself, transcribed as it needs to be, not formalized or homogenized, but ripplingly various and multidimensional, as Homer, Odysseus and their stories all are.
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He formalized a sister-city relationship that year between Burlington and Yaroslavl, a city on the Volga River, traveling there in the spring and hosting a Soviet delegation in Vermont just weeks before the election.
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Bezos has always had a shadow since the late 1990s, but he formalized the position in 2003 when Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon Web Services, took the role, according to a 2013 Bloomberg report.
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" It formalized the team as an official entity, and urged all federal agencies to "develop strategies for applying behavioral science insights to programs and, where possible, rigorously test and evaluate the impact of these insights.
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"We will jump into (the deal) most quickly once its debt, equity structure is determined," Cho said, adding that nothing had been formalized yet as negotiations between the Japanese and UK governments were not done.
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Categorical exclusions were created to allow the Forest Service to exempt environmentally insignificant management activities from the normal NEPA process, most notably from the necessity of a formalized program for public input and environmental review.
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While vacationing in St.-Tropez several years ago, Mr. Dubens met Ms. Bailey and they developed what she describes as a "formalized friendship"; she introduced him first to Ms. Freud and later to Ms. Chung.
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The first-ever LA Pride Parade happened in the summer of 1970, and it's been a regular fixture in West Hollywood since becoming a more formalized, professionally run operation in 2000, officially branded as LA!
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But what is often obscured in Lawler's work is the way that it's not only questioning the apparatus of making and displaying art, but also its reception — the formalized way that we, the spectators, are looking.
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Transitions from one administration to another are so formalized and organized at this stage -- buoyed by a congressional statute that lays out the process and protocols -- that nothing but utter mismanagement can explain what is unfolding.
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More formalized schools are emerging like Holberton School in San Francisco, which trains software and operations engineers in two years and the fees are 17 percent of students' internship and first three years' post-graduation earnings.
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"Consumer research in Africa is emerging as a formalized professional industry, which is a great thing for businesses and investors," said Aubrey Hruby, an Africa consumer goods consultant and senior Africa fellow at the Atlantic Council.
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The force procured its first IMSI-catcher in 2005, and its deployment was carried out under a "framework," an RCMP spokesperson told Motherboard in an email, that was further formalized with the interim policy in 2011.
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Small restaurants that cater to both tourists and Cubans have blossomed on the Caribbean island since President Raul Castro five years ago formalized changes designed to remove the Communist state from many small-scale economic activities.
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She also said federal loans provided to the cash-strapped island government to help it with payroll should include a "formalized mechanism" linking the liquidity relief to a new fiscal plan being developed by the board.
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Nelson's race -- along with Gillum's contest and the state's race for agriculture commissioner -- went to a machine recount a week ago, but the recount did not do nearly enough for Nelson and just further formalized Gov.
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The Obama administration recognized the link between housing, racial justice and environmental protection; As one of its final accomplishments, the administration formalized a partnership between HUD and EPA to better address this pervasive and unjust danger.
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" She adds that employees at Virgin are always "tasked with driving forward a strategy for [the company] that formalized dad's gut instinct that business was placed to answer some of the world's most difficult social problems.
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Calling the plan "a positive step," S&P kept Chicago's general obligation rating at BBB-plus with a negative outlook, noting it could be revised to stable once the tax portion of the plan is formalized.
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Think of it as something similar to having a Github account where prospective employers can review the work, except the process is a lot more formalized and you end up with something concrete on the resume.
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A more formalized policy, adopted from the Australian approach to wildfire, would see towns and cities identify and even build "fire bunkers," places where they could concentrate people and fire-fighting resources without demanding everyone flee.
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After the military government turned nominally civilian in 2011, some of these arrangements, many of which had been left unwritten, were formalized: Within a few years, some 14 ethnic armed groups signed individual cease-fire agreements.
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Sun Peidong, an associate professor of history at Fudan, said in an interview that the changes formalized the strict limits on free inquiry that have been in place at the university over the past several years.
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These insider critics think now would be an ideal time to deploy what until recently was America's greatest, global competitive advantage: its international, interlocking system of allies and alliances, both informal and those formalized by treaty.
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Analysts say he remains annoyed at the continued existence of a Houthi "revolutionary committee" which ruled alone before its alliance was formalized with Saleh's General People's Congress party in a "governing council" where they shared power.
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Monday's slated opening of the new embassy follows U.S. President Donald Trump's recognition in December of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, a decision he said fulfilled decades of policy pledges in Washington and formalized realities on the ground.
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Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc discussed the rising tensions with his Australian counterpart, Scott Morrison, during the first visit by an Australian prime minister to Hanoi since the countries formalized their "strategic partnership" earlier this year.
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When I went up to their offices, they hadn't really formalized their hiring process yet, and HR just took me around to various departments asking if they needed client engineers, server engineers, UI engineers, and so on.
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The Cyber Administration of China (CAC) formalized controversial rules regulating the country's fast-growing live-streaming video industry in November, in a move that stripped out smaller competitors and placed hard-line surveillance measures on leading firms.
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While Wednesday's strike is "part of a succession of protests against (President Jacob) Zuma," it is "much more formalized" than previous action, Chris Vandome, research analyst with the Africa program at think tank Chatham House told CNBC.
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Though the war's end was formalized in June 1919, when the Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh reparations and territorial cessions on defeated Germany, the truly remarkable changes on the map of Europe were ratified later that year.
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The state of play: Now that Trump faces an official impeachment inquiry, the White House has formalized its strategy to ignore lawmakers' demands until Speaker Nancy Pelosi holds a full House vote formally approving an impeachment inquiry.
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Formalized two days after the United States confirmed its plans to quit the landmark Paris climate agreement of 2015, the initiative aims to create a forum for sharing knowledge and technology between governments, businesses and community leaders.
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In addition, the House is back in session on Tuesday after two weeks back home, so we should have a better idea of how the political landscape has shifted ever since Pelosi declared formalized the impeachment process.
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The end of September was an inconvenient time for lawmakers to leave Washington for a two-week recess, just days after Pelosi formalized the House's impeachment inquiry and investigators began collecting evidence and subpoenaing witnesses in earnest.
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The sport has grown quickly over last decade and while once there was an edgy, almost illegal vibe, LDP has formalized of late, complete with a governing body, media coverage, and multiple professional events across the country.
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He insists: In many cases it leads to a formalized separation of the black community, a requirement that you live on your side of the street/tracks/park, and it's a legacy we still live with today.
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The improved offer, if formalized and accepted, would also see the combined company's operations headquartered in France and the French state granted a seat on its board, two people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Sunday.
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Many emerging markets simply don't have the formalized credit checking systems that exist in the West, while many of the unbanked (or 'less banked') consumers wouldn't even show up if they did due to a range of factors.
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CNN has already worked on nearly 50 pieces of 360-degree content, so the main news is that there is now a more centralized home for viewing the content and a more formalized internal structure for producing it.
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The two went on a couple of business trips together in early 2013 (one to Whole Foods in Oakland, California, in January and another to the product trade show Expo West in March) and then formalized the partnership.
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You also must get used to the idea that at any moment you might need to learn a new framework or language, and that you will have to fight for a job if you don't have formalized credentials.
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But, three years on, the process is struggling in a country where land sales have long been subject to traditional customs, contracts are often scribbled on a scrap of paper, if anywhere, and property boundaries are rarely formalized.
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These early CIMT studies on monkeys paved the way for a proof-of-principle case study, the first formalized study that attempted to apply the forced rewiring of a human brain in order to strengthen their weak extremity.
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Mr. Bolton's show is structured according to six of the métiers — or trades — of dressmaking that are as essential to couture today as they were in the mid-23th-century, when Diderot's encyclopedia formalized their tools and processes.
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With her position now formalized, she joins the ranks of the President's Chief of Staff, his National and Homeland Security Advisers, Communications Director, Chief Counsel, Staff Secretary, and only a handful of others in a very exclusive orbit.
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With Thyssenkrupp said to be satisfied with the preliminary deal and German unions acknowledging behind the scenes that they cannot stop the merger, sources said the long-running talks should be formalized in the next couple of months.
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If an IETF standard newly proposed by Google engineer Mike West is accepted, however, the sanctity of localhost will finally be formalized as the one internet domain name that will never, ever be found on the actual internet.
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More likely, they would rather continue to work within the existing institutions — like the European Union and the World Trade Organization — and remain indifferent to, or just perplexed by, Britain's calls for some kind of formalized Anglosphere alliance.
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The decision by Chancellor Angela Merkel's government, expected to be formalized during a cabinet meeting on Monday, means that the federal government will take on new debt this year for the first time since 2013, the official added.
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The decision by Chancellor Angela Merkel's government, expected to be formalized during a cabinet meeting on Monday, means that the federal government will take on new debt this year for the first time since 2013, the official added.
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As I already noted, Congress sought to solve this problem in 2015 by introducing site neutrality — so providers were paid based on the service instead of the setting — and the Obama administration formalized it in late 2016 regulations.
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But I would venture this statement to describe the plight of China's Uighurs, Kazakhs and Kyrgyz today: Xinjiang has become a police state to rival North Korea, with a formalized racism on the order of South African apartheid.
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There are also many complicated issues, like the rights of spouses of European Union citizens living in Britain who arrive after the cutoff date, and who will be eligible for health care coverage after Britain's withdrawal is formalized.
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The deal has not yet been formalized with their lawyers, but Lewis noted that, should it stick, he will no longer communicate directly with Edward, 34, with whom he's had a strained co-parenting relationship since their separation.
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The party has likewise declined to embrace any formalized censure against the president, an option pushed Wednesday by House Democrats — though last month's sanctions on Russia, passed against the administration's wishes, were a notable bit of bipartisan defiance.
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To stop the spread of class-action lawsuits, a coalition of credit card companies used an arcane federal law dating to 1925 that formalized arbitration as a way for companies of equal bargaining power to resolve corporate disputes.
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But, according to court transcripts, Mangiero said either the offers were never formalized or he objected to the proposed deal structure — a down payment of a few hundred thousand dollars plus a percentage of unspecified profits over time.
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Tann&aposs scheme coincided with a sharp increase in families looking to adopt kidsIn the 1900s and 1910s, formalized adoptions were fairly rare, but in the 1920s adoption began to be marketed as a shortcut to societal improvement.
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In a recent interview at Facebook headquarters, one senior company employee told Motherboard that Facebook somewhat formalized the process of responding to content moderation-related inquiries from journalists, and has a dedicated system for 'escalating' issues highlighted by journalists.
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HiFly and the plane's owner Doric Aviation formalized the deal in time for this month's Farnborough Airshow, where Airbus and investors in the world's largest airliner will be striving to demonstrate that it has a future, industry sources said.
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Yet she also writes within the familiar R&B tradition, in which formalized pop songs are representational vehicles for desire, and she's not above licking her lips over invoked and addressed lovers — or recoiling, as the case may be.
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I can't help but suspect that Taylor, for her part, seemed to know that a dramatic countdown to a Big Midnight Announcement is exactly what her long-suffering queer fans have always wanted: a formalized hunt for The Truth.
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Last month, Facebook formalized a bold new policy that shocked many observers, announcing that the company would not seek to fact-check or censor politicians -- including in the context of paid political advertising, and even during an election season.
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Once an awardee accepts, he or she is sworn to secrecy while the list is formalized and until its publication in The London Gazette New Year list and in mid-June, the official date of the Queen's Birthday celebration.
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The News Media Alliance, which represents some of the larger national newspapers, feels less dependent on Facebook for its technology tools than some of its local counterparts, which empowers it to take more formalized action against Google and Facebook.
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Under that statute, which was formalized in law in 2013, a person can be held for up to six months in an undisclosed location, "leaving the detainee at grave risk of torture and other ill treatment," Amnesty International said.
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This year's results are coming at a time when the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump, and some lawmakers, are angling to dismantle the financial reform regulation that formalized stress tests and other rules to make the system safer.
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The association also formalized its council, elected its board of directors, and appointed members of its executive team — all despite the fact that several high-profile partners recently backed out of the project, including Paypal, Visa, Mastercard, and Stripe.
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It could well be up to the first press secretary under the next president to decide how — or whether — to approach the news media in a formalized way, said Josh Earnest, who served as press secretary for Mr. Obama.
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Naruhito, 59, technically succeeded his father just as Tuesday became Wednesday but his ascension to the Chrysanthemum Throne was formalized in a mid-morning ceremony, the first part of which his wife and other royal women could not attend.
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The timing suggests that some of those buried at the site are likely to have begun their lives in formalized slavery only to be ensnared in the successor system of bondage that Southern states expressly designed to replace it.
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By 2004, Mr. Valdez and his partners had developed a formalized and intricate distribution system that involved exporting cocaine from Mexico to customers in the United States in loads of up to 300 kilograms twice per week, prosecutors said.
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But for anyone trying to enter the restaurant business, they have particular attractions: formalized training, efficient operations, predictable schedules and corporate policies that claim to discourage the kind of abuses that have come to light in the #MeToo era.
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The sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the committee's plan has not yet been formalized, said the panel was expected to move on charges known as articles of impeachment no later than early in the following week.
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This year's results are coming at a time when the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump, and some lawmakers, are angling to dismantle the financial reform regulation that formalized stress tests and other rules to make the system safer.
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Bajwa's inclusion in the committee had "formalized the military's role in the economic policy making," said Yousuf Nazar, a former head of emerging market equity investments at Citigroup in London and author of a book on Pakistan's political economy.
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The origins of this bitter conflict go back to World War I, when French and British troops invaded the then–German colony of Kamerun, dividing the region between themselves in a compact later formalized by the Versailles Peace Conference.
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The relationship was formalized in a partnership agreement between the party and Vladimir Putin's United Russia signed last year by Lega leader Matteo Salvini, who is now Italy's deputy prime minister, and Sergei Zheleznyak, deputy chairman of the Russian parliament.
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Atlanta Antifascists: Formalized as a group in late 2016, Atlanta Antifascists is one of the few antifa organizations in a Southern metropolitan hub, though it's difficult to estimate how big it is because the group declined to disclose its membership numbers.
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