Jensen was previously CEO of Frontline Management, part of Frontline, one the world's biggest tanker companies.
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The PBS series "Frontline" produced an episode about this story for its podcast, The Frontline Dispatch.
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Guy Rosen on PBS Frontline in December 2018Screenshot: PBS Frontline/YouTubeGuy Rosen is Facebook's vice president of Product Management.
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In Paryan, we stopped ahead of the frontline to meet with local mujahideen leaders, and to arrange a meeting with a frontline commander.
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"Frontline: Clayton Bigsby," from "Chappelle's Show" (2003) When "Frontline" tracks down Clayton Bigsby, the leading voice of the white supremacist movement, everyone is surprised.
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Right now, all of the frontline VR opportunities, notwithstanding the Google option, which has a different challenge, but all the frontline things, they're pretty expensive.
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The program, airing on the PBS investigative series "Frontline" on Tuesday night, is a collaboration between "Frontline," The New York Times and The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
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But Frontline said late on Tuesday it was proposing the same all-share offer it made in February - 0.8 of a Frontline share for each DHT share.
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Frontline said it had raised its all-share offer to 0.80 Frontline share per DHT share from an initial 0.725 but that DHT had again rejected the offer.
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"We are convinced that the proposed new combination of Frontline and DHT will maximise value for both sets of shareholders," Frontline CEO Robert Hvide Macleod said in a statement.
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Frontline workers risk their lives One of the biggest concerns of a global spread would be the threat of contagion to frontline health workers, said Konyndyk from the Center for Global Development.
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"The frontline workers are burnt out and traumatized," he said.
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Italy has been on the frontline of the immigration crisis.
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The public costs to support frontline manufacturing workers are growing.
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"It's a kind of frontline laboratory for surveillance," Zenz said.
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Also, they use landmines, so you can't follow the frontline.
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By enabling frontline autonomy, they give rise to fresh solutions.
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"I want to make it a frontline treatment," said Parker.
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Frontline law enforcement personnel should be exempted, the board recommended.
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And I was on the frontline of all those issues.
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Those things are hard to get here on the frontline.
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European officials had begun making routine inspections of frontline equipment.
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SNAP represents America's frontline of defense against hunger and malnutrition.
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The plan would exclude frontline law enforcement personnel, reported Reuters.
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The vast majority of those frontline positions are in London.
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Shares in Frontline were up 0.54 percent at 0848 GMT.
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O'Donnell joins Frontline X as a partner in San Francisco.
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She also called for tougher safety standards for frontline workers.
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State securities regulators are on the frontline of this effort.
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And "Frontline" reports on states' efforts to reform solitary confinement.
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The Middle East is on the frontline of climate change.
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Ukraine is considered the frontline against Russian aggression in Europe.
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" He continued, "When the frontline is gone, we are doomed.
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In other words, he's on the frontline in this war.
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Flame, thud, and tracer fire mark the tortuous frontline westwards.
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The frontline staff was almost as diverse as our clients.
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Frontline said in the statement it hoped DHT's board would now enter talks and halt its efforts to fend off Frontline with measures that had given BW an unassailable advantage over any other bidder.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Lebanese government said on Friday that only soldiers serving at the frontline with Israel would benefit from a financial incentive that was designed for frontline troops but has been widely applied.
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Casualties among frontline troops have been high and morale is poor.
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"Divided States of America" airs as part of Frontline on PBS.
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All frontline employees will also be allowed to wear surgical masks.
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Frontline also has an option to buy a further four vessels.
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Camaran Omar is brought back from the frontline, Wardak, Iraq, 2016.
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In a statement Friday, the board of directors for Frontline Ltd.
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Frontline health worker Ram Kumari Sharma travels to villages across India.
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Frontline said on Sunday there had been no reported marine pollution.
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As someone who has the Frontline perspective, I have your answer.
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They R on the frontline of the struggle against climate change.
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Children are also so often at the frontline of technological advancement.
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It's going to deliver munitions to some of the frontline troops.
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No candidate on the DCCC's Frontline list raised more than Rep.
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I look forward to being on the frontline of the fight.
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By Joaquin Sapien, ProPublica, and Tom Jennings for Frontline in ProPublica.
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That version of Wacha is capable of being a frontline starter.
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We sign rosters and are briefed on frontline and arrest protocol.
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Aetna raised wages from $12 to $503 for its frontline employees.
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Kleiner Perkins, Frontline, and SV Angel also participated in the round.
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For those at the frontline, foreign criticism is even more painful.
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Salamiya is a frontline between government forces and Islamic State fighters.
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We Hong Kong citizens are frightened, every frontline protester is frightened.
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"Frontline" premieres "Documenting Hate: Charlottesville" on August 7 at 10 p.m.
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Hafeezo was often called to the frontline and disappeared for days.
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"On the Frontline" is about process and being a documentary photographer.
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This allows frontline workers childcare as they serve and feed Minnesotans.
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Either automatically or as a last step for the frontline mod.
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This is one of many reasons why frontline communities feel aggrieved.
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All frontline employees will also be permitted to wear surgical masks.
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Many emergency services take donations that help fund frontline fire fighting.
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Catch the PBS Frontline documentary about Amazon's empire on February 18.
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Now, you're one more step removed from the frontline team members.
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Such agreements help build positive relationships between management and frontline workers.
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They sit hunched next door in an underground, frontline nerve center.
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Silicon Valley never provides good pay for its frontline manufacturing workers.
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Frontline said its vessel was on fire in the Gulf of Oman.
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Qian was on the frontline in Myanmar in WWII fighting against Japan.
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" Frontline: "I'm not recommending any of the oil carriers, refined properties — nothing!
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N) said a court in the Marshall Islands rejected Frontline Ltd's (FRO.
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He trains frontline cops in problem-solving before encouraging them to innovate.
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They are the first victims and are on the frontline battling extremism.
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"The Choice 2016" (Frontline), Written by Michael Kirk & Mike Wiser; PBS (TIE)
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Higher residential buildings rise up beyond the last checkpoint of the frontline.
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Actresses, singers, models and more — the Frontline Sandals have seemingly universal appeal.
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Other parts of the frontline appeared unchanged and the situation remains fluid.
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"There's half a billion frontline staff workers in the world," he says.
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As a frontline measure, successful harm-reduction programs offer points of engagement.
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The redundancies exclude frontline call center staff, the Times said citing sources.
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That is why we mention frontline communities, why we mention minority communities.
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Private military contractors are the frontline agents of this opportunistic grand strategy.
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Everywhere, no matter the frontline or climate, there is something to eat.
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An Armenian soldier arranges guns at a firing position on the frontline.
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Frontline X will be led by partners Stephen McIntyre and Brennan O'Donnell.
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Handling the dead in the pandemic has become its own frontline battle.
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A frontline volunteer in Wuhan wrote an essay questioning the official statistics.
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Two of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's frontline members — first-term Reps.
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At 13, he transported the rocket launchers for Houthis to the frontline.
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Frontline and BW Group did not immediately reply to requests for comment.
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A handful residents refuse to leave despite the proximity of the frontline.
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This means they have an aways-on frontline of defence against disease.
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"It sounds like a personal problem," Bannon recalled telling Ailes to Frontline.
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Frontline states worried about his push for a strategic dialogue with Russia.
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"The brunt of this will be felt from frontline communities," he said.
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" ** "Frontline could in theory offer $6.5 to $7 per DHT share and it would still be neutral for its own shares, so they have more to go on ... Then the question is if Frontline is willing to that.
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"Frontline has today filed a complaint ... to immediately enjoin portions of the unfair transaction documents into which DHT has entered" with BW Group, Frontline said in a statement, referring to DHT's top shareholder which owns a 34.28 percent stake.
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This investigation was published in partnership with The Marshall Project and FRONTLINE (PBS).
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Moral relativism corrodes sentiment in the frontline states of the new cold war.
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" The charity sells forest ranger children's dolls for $75, branded as "Frontline Heroes.
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Another frontline freshman, Phillips of Minnesota, is backing his home-state senator, Sen.
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The vessel's owner, Norwegian company Frontline, said it was on fire, Reuters reported.
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After that election, Merkel is expected to bow out of German frontline politics.
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This date marks when the next greatest generation was born: the Frontline Generation.
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Now, imagine if this Frontline Generation was more than 1% of our society.
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Frontline, controlled by shipping tycoon John Fredriksen, owns around 14.5 percent of DHT.
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Wells Fargo former CEO John Stumpf forgot the importance of Wells' frontline workers.
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Perhaps he always expects to be, after half a century in frontline politics.
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What would you tell women who are on the frontline defending reproductive rights?
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" Explanation: Res told Frontline last September, "I was totally taken aback by this.
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When an offensive is underway, the Operations Room team moves to the frontline.
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The main street in this part of Aleppo's Salahaddine district was the frontline.
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After all, this doesn't really wash anymore at the frontline of pop culture.
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Behind the frontline, supply chains, support systems, maintenance and training activities were interrupted.
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"[Inspectors general] serve as the frontline against government waste and fraud," she wrote.
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We need warm handoff programs so those frontline workers can get people help.
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"This includes over 11,100 health and frontline workers, and 9,300 children," Jasarevic said.
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She told me that public bathrooms are the frontline of the opioid epidemic.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Commodities trader Trafigura is joining forces with shipping firms Frontline (FRO.
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" When asked if he would return to frontline politics, he said: "Doubt it.
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Pros: Cons: Buy a six pack of Frontline Plus on Amazon for $57.75
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N) unanimously rejected late on Sunday the proposed deal by rival Frontline (FRO.
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Seven of the ECOWAS countries, for example, are frontline states with Islamic Jihadism.
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As Pham stated, 'I am the frontline for VC funding for our startups'.
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And PBS's "Frontline" dives into the ramifications of the Trump administration's border policies.
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Nurses and doctors are the frontline soldiers in this war against the coronavirus.
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Well, if you look back, I mean, people will take exception with Frontline.
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This shortage, they add, is putting frontline healthcare workers at risk for contraction.
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They definitely should not be emphasized as our only community-reaching frontline effort.
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Only personnel not on the frontline (deemed "non-essential") would be sent home.
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"The affected personnel are all frontline responders," it said, without giving further details.
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Law students offered protesters legal advice, and medical undergrads volunteered as frontline medics.
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"There is a recognition of those who are on the frontline," he said.
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Ironically, I got better 4G on the frontline than I do in England.
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"We could see Frontline raising its offer, but doubt that it will be a substantial raise as we struggle to see Frontline wanting to acquire DHT substantially above the latter's net asset value," Fearnleys said in a note to clients.
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Applied monthly, Frontline Plus should free you from using the nuclear option—flea baths.
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The company previously raised $1.2 million in seed funding from LocalGlobe, Frontline, and Seedcamp.
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Some journalists do risk their lives to report on corruption or from a frontline.
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Kelela "Frontline" This moody track from Kelela is one I can't stop listening to.
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Italy is on the frontline of Europe's worst migrant crisis since World War Two.
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Rebels denied that, and said government forces had fired poison gas on another frontline.
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Britain talks about a visa policy for a few frontline interpreters and their families.
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The agreement requires banned Islamist groups to be expelled from a frontline buffer zone.
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That means engineers, coders, AI technologists are all working at the frontline of ethics.
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After the 2008 recession, countless skilled workers and frontline leaders left the construction industry.
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Pediatricians, family physicians, and obstetrician gynecologists are at the frontline in recommending this vaccine.
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But a visit to the frontline found low morale and little enthusiasm for him.
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We will create content and advocacy campaigns with GLAAD and other frontline partner organizations.
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Anadolu gave no further details about the withdrawal of heavy weapons from the frontline.
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Frontline immigration officers, the official said, allow too many immigrants to claim credible fear.
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Some 2,000 veterans have joined the demonstrators with the goal of reinforcing their frontline.
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Other frontline urban American Indian facilities reported receiving fewer than a dozen coronavirus tests.
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"There is an ingrained attitude in frontline police that needs to change," Dronfield argues.
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"Boundary cooling continues on the tanker, which is stable," Frontline said in a statement.
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"It's really hard for frontline health care workers to manage this problem," he said.
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Recently, however, many moderates have been saying that the "frontline fighters" should back off.
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Amnesty International is circulating a petition and Frontline Defenders has a sample letter here.
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The agreement requires banned jihadist groups to be expelled from a frontline buffer zone.
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Ben McAdams, a Utah Democrat in a key frontline seat, told CNN's Manu Raju.
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His career includes more than 20 years in frontline patient care and persuasive communication.
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But equally dangerous is to ignore this quiet drawdown of America's frontline civilian personnel.
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The draft proposal focusesf on "frontline communities," those that have experienced systemic socioeconomic disparities.
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While helpful to the cause, this approach is no substitute for frontline grassroots advocacy.
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" What follows, it says, is "frontline combat" that you "are not expected to survive.
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There's even multiple versions of the shoes including a Reversed Frontline pump that's basically the same but slightly different in placement of the clear strap, a Frontline 75 shoe that's shorter than the original, and completely flat sandal, aptly named The Flatline.
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"It sounds correct, and the number is rising," Frontline Chief Executive Officer Robert Macleod said.
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Frontline has 20 VLCCs, each of wich can carry around 2 million barrels of oil.
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The grain facility is at a frontline flashpoint on the eastern outskirts of the city.
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Frontline has now admitted defeat and switched course away from takeovers for the time being.
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You control a combat android named 2B who is on the frontline of their war.
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Turkey is a frontline state in the refugee crisis, and the EU needs Turkish cooperation.
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This brings us back to the question of elections, the frontline mechanism of democratic accountability.
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They are frontline public safety positions, including many in law enforcement, among other critical roles.
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Consent decrees have very mixed records of success, as Frontline and the Washington Post uncovered.
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I'm doing myself no fucking favors, so I've got to disappear from the frontline now.
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Lizzie: Apparently I love an animated driving sequence, and "Frontline" has a lot of that.
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By then the United States should have more than 235 stealth planes in frontline service.
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The frontline in fighting is some 30 miles (50 kms) away, beyond Akre's barren hills.
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Another recent investigation by Frontline and the New York Times came to similarly dismal conclusions.
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When you're a frontline advocate making $24,000 a year, you have to feed your kids.
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That might mean a reduction in training capacity for nurses, the nation's frontline health providers.
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Dan Davies is a senior research adviser for Frontline Analysts, a global research outsourcing firm.
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Unlike other crossing points on the frontline, the racecourse was not a target for snipers.
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During the ensuing war, officials say, some 300,000 soldiers have seen time on the frontline.
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N) rejected on Sunday a fifth takeover proposal from shipping tycoon John Fredriksen's Frontline (FRO.
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With their overall positional height and bigger frontline, the Thunder had a 14-rebound advantage.
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Frontline officers speak of exhaustion, saying they never know where the activists will strike next.
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It will include Salesforce's Service Cloud, for customer support and other frontline workers, as well.
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Blue Engine Message & Media and JDA Frontline will relaunch with a new name on Jan.
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About 100 are believed to have returned, most of whom did not see frontline combat.
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"Frontline" investigates reform within the Newark Police Department after a three-year Justice Department investigation.
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The CISO is at the frontline protecting customer data from countless threats and countless adversaries.
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DEATH BY VIDEO GAME: Danger, Pleasure, and Obsession on the Virtual Frontline, by Simon Parkin.
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He said he had been told the Moadamiya agreement would exempt him from frontline duty.
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Now, I can't see anybody lasting out the frontline because of the stress and pressure.
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We are finding leadership today in our governors, mayors and our brave frontline health workers.
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FrontlineX is a new $80 million fund from London and Dublin-based VC Frontline Ventures.
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" Emphasis on "frontline" communities, including people of color, via a new "Climate Justice Resiliency Fund.
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Italy has become a frontline in the global outbreak with 2696 cases and 20.2 deaths.
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Italy has become a frontline in the global outbreak with 2696 cases and 20.8 deaths.
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"Mayors are on the frontline now," former U.S. vice president Al Gore told the conference.
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During the next six months, 600 devices will be sent to frontline officers in London.
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Shares in Frontline were up 0.53 percent at 0801 GMT while the Oslo benchmark index .
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The current situation requires our frontline border enforcement personnel to vastly increase their humanitarian efforts.
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Global oil supply rose this year compared with 2017, helping the tanker market, Frontline said.
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It is unclear how much funding has reached those frontline groups working to end it.
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A PBS Frontline investigation found cases of teenagers getting released to labor traffickers by ORR.
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We are frontline in terms of their ability to get clean air and clean water.
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Similarly, Starship Troopers opens with an advertisement for the Mobile Infantry—Earth's frontline fighting force.
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Platoon commander Vlad Yushkevich gestures while setting up a gun emplacement at a frontline position.
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Only 1,000 are at the frontline, the rest are in forward bases, a diplomat said.
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"For Sama," which debuted this week on PBS's Frontline and is available to stream on the Frontline website and YouTube, is startlingly intimate, combining al-Kateab's footage with her frank narration about the conflict and her fears surrounding how it will affect her family.
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Frontline workers say too many people have to leave their community to access a rape kit.
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What I am, I kind of step back a bit from the frontline politics in Britain.
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Those with exposure to the crude oil tanker market include Frontline Ltd and Nordic American Tanker.
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Basically, the army wants to use these lasers to protect frontline combat troops against drone attacks.
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It is also the frontline agency dealing with the surge of migrants at the southern border.
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Then, frontline health-care workers inadvertently helped the Ebola virus spread more quickly throughout Sierra Leone.
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The frontline in the area runs through open farmland where wheat and corn are usually grown.
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Frontline released an hour-long documentary delving into the behavior of serial sexual predator Harvey Weinstein.
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Nor do we know how many frontline officers have been trained or what that training contained.
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We're never going to be able to get out of the business of making frontline judgments.
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Frontline has been trying for the past year to take over its New York-listed rival.
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National Intelligence Director Dan Coats said Haspel has integrity and both frontline and executive intelligence expertise.
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"Inside Assad's Syria" (Frontline), Written by Martin Smith; PBS (TIE) DOCUMENTARY SCRIPT – OTHER THAN CURRENT EVENTS
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Agatone says that only those who are on the frontline understand the gravity of the situation.
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It is close to a frontline where clashes and heavy bombardment have occurred in recent days.
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A former journalist for PBS Frontline, Ford now works to find and foster new media companies.
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Khorsabad, another Assyrian site northeast of Mosul, is close to the frontline of the current conflict.
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And I think that cities are really at the frontline of the future of our streets.
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Vaccines are at the frontline of defense against outbreaks and pandemics, antibiotic resistance and global poverty.
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The EU will continue to stand by Italy and other frontline Member States in this respect.
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This is also good aviation policy: a safe frontline workforce keeps the passengers safe as well.
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However, many "frontline leaders" fall short on communication abilities, which usually come with high emotional intelligence.
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A diplomat from Italy, a frontline state in the migrant crisis, branded the plan "highly unsatisfactory".
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The incumbent program, called "Frontline," gives incumbents a fundraising boost and helps support their campaign operations.
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He produced documentaries for the BBC, Granada Television and ABC-TV and for Frontline on PBS.
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Leading the round is Forward Partners, with participation from previous backer Frontline Ventures, and JamJar Investments.
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Zero collaboration with entities enabling the incarceration, surveillance, displacement, or oppression of refugees or frontline communities.
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The high rate of infection there is leading more and more frontline staff to speak out.
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Nurses are on the frontline in the fight against the coronavirus and they're not adequately prepared.
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The special forces operative, as far as perception goes, is not dispatched to frontline war zones.
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Before agencies began reporting incidents, ProPublica and Frontline identified at least six deaths that raised questions.
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Most recently, Frontline was an early investor in Pointy, which was acquired by Google last month.
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London and Dublin-based venture capital firm Frontline Ventures has unveiled FrontlineX, an $80 million fund.
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Doctors, nursing home carers, the police and other frontline staff have decried a shortage of masks.
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Led by Sequoia, the round also includes Kleiner Perkins, Frontline, SV Angel and other unnamed backers.
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That&aposs why, increasingly, organizations are spending more time and energy soliciting input from frontline employees.
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New drone systems One program uses new computer algorithms to transform target drones into frontline combatants.
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Documentary on migrant children and their parents during the Trump administration (Frontline and PBS, 55 minutes).
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New Zealand leader Ardern described Fiji as "on the frontline of the battle against climate change".
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We spent a day with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, the frontline soldiers in the crackdown.
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She has focused particularly on vulnerable members, like the frontline Democrats who wrote Monday's op-ed.
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As he spoke, a voice on his radio crackled - one of his men on the frontline.
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"Islands are at the frontline of the anthropogenic extinction crisis," the researchers wrote in the study.
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Frontline protester "Nick," 24, poses for a portrait at an undisclosed location in Kowloon, Hong Kong.
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Protections for trans people are a frontline for the current advancement, or retreat, of human rights.
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A Ukrainian sentry keeps watch at a frontline position called "Shakhtar" ("Mine") on March 30, 2016.
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Related: The Holdouts: We Witnessed a Battalion's Final Days on Shyrokyne's Frontline Hundreds of miles from Kiev in Ukraine's far eastern fringes, the creation and consolidation of separatist republics behind the de facto border of an active frontline has spawned powerful factions within the rebel regimes.
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Uganda has already vaccinated many frontline health workers and is relatively well prepared to contain the virus.
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For Sama opens in select theaters on July 26 and will air on Frontline later this year.
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"Farmers can be a very efficient, and cost-effective, frontline defense," the FAO said in a statement.
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Around the world, cities are at the frontline of the battle to curb emissions, as urbanization surges.
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And providing those frontline and fenceline communities a just transition including real jobs, resilient infrastructure, economic development.
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The "Frontline" program follows doctors, patients, industry experts and regulators to uncover the root of these outbreaks.
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Investors in the round include MMC Ventures, Hearst Ventures, Frontline Ventures, Reed Elsevier Ventures and Local Globe.
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To put it simply, frontline (low-income, people of color, tribal) communities tend to be dumping grounds.
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Reporters saw an air strike hit Islamic State positions about 300 meters (yards) ahead on the frontline.
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Last year, Instacart cut wages to its frontline staff by 40 percent or more in some cases.
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New England's offensive line will have to perform better against frontline pressure than it did against Houston.
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But shooting is still constant across the frontline, which runs along the boundary with a neighboring district.
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His elite Saiqa (Lightning) force around 3,500 members but only a few hundred are on the frontline.
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A truck full of Shiite militiamen near the frontline in Tal Afar, Iraq, on January 21, 2017.
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"In their fight against recessions, budget reserves are what states send to the frontline," the report said.
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We, local government, are the ones at the frontline to address many of the most pressing issues.
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"They are breathing down our neck all along the Kurdish frontline from Sinjar to Khanaqin," he said.
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CBP is on the frontline of our battle with keeping bad people out of the United States.
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"The oil, gas and petrochemical sectors are the frontline in the battle against the enemy," Zanganeh said.
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In it, he said, he expressed hope that all preparations had been made for Beira's coastal frontline.
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Iskander Assad, a Greek Orthodox priest, lives in Maidan, a frontline neighborhood that is now half-deserted.
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The attacks over the last several months show clearly who ISIS's frontline soldiers want at the helm.
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Miselis denied any involvement in the Charlottesville protests when confronted at his house by PBS Frontline journalists.
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Jonny Gorido, a 30-year-old former Marine from New York, starts a list for frontline volunteers.
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The housing and auto industries, the frontline when it comes to borrowing costs, are already getting squeezed.
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Of all the flea treatment pills, sprays, shampoos, and collars out there, Frontline Plus is the best.
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The PBS program "Frontline" reported in 2010 that his record was expunged after he paid a fine.
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ESPN, long a neutral space for sports, now finds itself the frontline for America's politico-culture war.
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The only wheat crops in the area lie beyond the frontline where it's too dangerous to farm.
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The two-day assessment found that nearly every building had been damaged or destroyed in frontline areas.
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We've spent the past week liberating frontline villages along the Euphrates River towards Raqqa, ISIS' capital city.
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We worked right alongside regular firefighters on the frontline, sometimes armed with nothing more than a shovel.
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"The frontline staff providing care should be the first people allowed to test," the Portland nurse said.
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I signed up to be a frontline worker, but I don't have the equipment to do it.
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Frontline staff at VA hospitals are often not instructed on how to receive veterans with bad paper.
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In other cases, retailers are routing their own supply of masks to the frontline health-care workers.
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Iranian-backed militias have been some of the most active frontline troops fighting against the Islamic State.
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In Hubei Province, ground zero of the outbreak, there are 260,26 women working as frontline medical staff.
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Geffroy-Wernet, a union leader, said as many as 40% of frontline health workers could fall sick.
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Frontline healthcare workers at Wuhan Central Hospital were among the worst hit by the COVID-19 virus.
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I'll watch CNN or MSNBC, "Frontline" or John Oliver — he's pretty great and a good guy, too.
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The nearby frontline is silent, and a dozen or so people are waiting quietly outside a checkpoint.
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One frontline government brigade is more than twice as bad, 30% below strength, according to the sources.
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He said he was relying substantially on his own "skills and frontline experience" to reach a decision.
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Their jobs are usually obscured from the flying public, unlike frontline employees who frequently interact with customers.
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PBS's "Frontline" presented a new documentary, "The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia," on Tuesday (clip is HERE).
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For this movement to be successful, it has to be intergenerational and aligned with frontline-led movements.
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While liberal Democrats are pushing for impeachment proceedings, frontline Democrats remain Rose are opposed to such efforts.
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We can lift up frontline communities, empower workers, and tackle climate change -- all at the same time.
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For years, the prince has quietly built his reputation as a frontline conservationist with scientists like Chase.
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Equally, a rich heritage of smuggling in the region forms a robust foundation for today's frontline commerce.
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Outside Mayak, a frontline town in southern Blue Nile, young women spend their days in dry riverbeds.
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An army bulldozer had pushed some of his customers' cars beneath an earth berm to fortify frontline positions.
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So far Amazon's frontline defense against advocates and academics has been: Researchers are setting the search parameters incorrectly.
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A 2005 Frontline special takes a closer look at the trial's landmark verdict as well as its aftermath.
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As for the frontline, Pulido will lead the attack with Brizuela and Gallardo supporting him on the wings.
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World Health Worker Week was held recently, highlighting once again the extreme shortfall of these frontline health staff.
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"Nobody checked in with frontline communities and whether they wanted these gigantic corporations in their community," Afridi says.
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The Frontline Generation leveraged differences, built coalitions and found the common ground to make it to higher ground.
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The campaign ultimately aims to reach more than 200,000 K-12 science teachers, PBS's Frontline reported in March.
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Our job is to stand together on the frontline and say, 'No!' when we know it's not right.
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Refuge managers and those working on the frontline are seeing the devastating effects of these cuts in action.
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These are conversations that need to be had, and we're pounding the pavement on the frontline down here.
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"Before we came here, we were on the Kachin State frontline," the commander said, according to Abdul Baser.
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We just did a kickoff with Frontline maybe two weeks ago in New York, so we're just starting.
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To make this a reality, the young company has picked up €750,000 in founding led by Frontline Ventures.
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The starting frontline of Luol Deng, Chris Bosh and Amar'e Stoudemire combined for 44 points and 264 rebounds.
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It is a frontline state, with a border with Russia and will host the NATO summit in July.
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Hebei, which surrounds the capital Beijing, is on the frontline of a "war on pollution" launched in 2014.
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This is Damon, taking a break from scout duty to have a quick rest behind the frontline barricades.
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"I was told that she was irascible, difficult, stubborn, unreasonable," Levitt said in a Frontline documentary in 2009.
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Clearly, our aviation system must be a place that is safe for both passengers and frontline airline employees.
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Warren would direct $1 trillion to disadvantaged communities while requiring the EPA to map so-called frontline communities.
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Their journey into Libya and to the frontline by air and through Syria had been tracked, he added.
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We're hoping to work with the Climate Justice Alliance, to ensure frontline communities and youth are well-represented.
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That includes superiors who want to stay informed and frontline team members who will carry out the decisions.
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Already, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has identified 36 members for its Frontline program, which protects endangered incumbents.
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In other words, they will cut the "correctional" aspect of corrections in favor of frontline security and surveillance.
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In a "Frontline" documentary that aired this week about Saudi Arabia, MBS denied responsibility for the writer's slaying.
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They were goodwill ambassadors, frontline resource providers, and they were there to learn what the city's neighborhoods required.
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Use your white privilege to be on the frontline between people of color and the police at protests.
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Sanders also proposes a long-sought "just transition" for fossil fuel workers and environmental justice for frontline communities.
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The virus has impacted the frontline officers and agents who monitor the border and the ports of entry.
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Frontline doctors and nurses are also having to store N3803 respirators in bags for reuse while meeting patients.
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" He said the state's response should "underscore the state's commitment to our veterans and frontline health care employees.
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These were the people on the frontline of the media's scramble to cover Trump — and they were apoplectic.
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Ariel Cohen, the CEO of TripActions, commented that Frontline was "a crucial source of go-to-market advice."
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But frontline communities and their leaders, especially those of color, have learned to be wary of outside assistance.
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At Panera all executives complete a short tour of duty working a frontline job in a restaurant location.
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Read more:For years, Russia targeted conspiracy theories at a US-funded lab on the frontline of coronavirus testing
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It leads health care workers, frontline health care workers, to feel really exposed, really vulnerable, and really unprotected.
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And "Frontline" and The New York Times follow some former inmates during their first year of supposed freedom.
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Yet he says that even "frontline fighters", as more radical protesters are known, enjoy support from across society.
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No I would expand funding for Planned Parenthood and other critical frontline medical providers that serve poor Americans.
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Ami Bera, who co-chairs the Frontline program from a safer California district and endorsed Biden last month.
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In an excellent new documentary for PBS's FRONTLINE, journalist James Jacoby examines Amazon with a fine toothed-comb.
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Pointy had raised around $19 million from venture capital backers including Frontline Ventures, Polaris Partners, and Vulcan Capital.
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The deal brings BW Group's ownership in DHT to 6.93 percent, surpassing rival Frontline as DHT's top shareholder.
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Globally, more research is needed on the most effective frontline strategies to address the gender dimensions of slavery.
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We met Taraji at an unusual frontline for this geopolitical tussle: a Toyota repair shop in eastern Tehran.
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Firms that have recently sent ships for scrapping include India's Essar Shipping Ltd and Oslo-listed Frontline Ltd.
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It's about holding polluters accountable and winning direct emission reductions and climate investments for frontline workers and families.
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As state treasurers who are on the frontline of these issues, we are deeply concerned about these findings.
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I want to show my companionship at the frontline and to be in the crowd when I'm needed.
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Frontline protesters at CUHK refused to disperse until they were assured by police that those arrested were safe.
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The offensive has not advanced beyond Tripoli's southern suburbs, and the frontline had not changed significantly for weeks.
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Ukrainian soldiers play soccer as sounds of explosions can be heard in the distance at a frontline position.
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Frontline and vulnerable communities stand to get it coming and going, from the problem and from the solutions.
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"Acknowledging the value of fiscal responsibility helps many of our frontline colleagues," one top Democratic congressional aide said.
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In the Frontline documentary The Choice 2016, Donald Trump's military school classmates describe learning about women from Playboy.
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Developed for around $350 million, it was seen as the first step toward a new homegrown frontline stealth fighter.
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I started reporting on Ukraine in 2016 and I've seen those faces peppered all over the frontline in Donbas.
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Today it is a frontline combat hospital -- dealing with the worst that modern weaponry can do to a body.
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The frontline had been relatively calm earlier this week as the brigades regrouped after suffering heavy losses last Friday.
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A specialist team will now inspect the vessel for a full assessment of the condition and damage, Frontline said.
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The Broncos frontline blitzed and blitzed and blitzed, repeatedly pressuring, knocking down, and sacking Newton, who started anticipating hits.
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"The pace at which software companies are redefining industries is accelerating," said Frontline Partner Will Prendergast in a statement.
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Many are finding themselves displaced again as the area becomes the latest frontline in the country's eight-year war.
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Doctors (right) treat a wounded SDF fighter inside the only frontline medical clinic along the eastern front of Raqqa.
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She makes clear that the frontline in the fight to protect endangered animals is no different to any other.
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Oregon State was dominated on the boards by the Cardinal and faces another stiff challenge against Cal's formidable frontline.
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At one point, Hughes was close to Gerry Adams: the former a frontline fighter, the latter a cool strategist.
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Called Station 6, or Batasan Station, it is on a violent frontline in President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Shrapnel split open Amir Faro's face a few days ago in an explosion near the frontline.
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A relative carried him towards a position near the frontline manned by elite soldiers from the Counter Terrorism Service.
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As Mateescu tells me:In our fieldwork, we found that frontline cashiers often felt understaffed and overwhelmed by long lines.
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The industry does seems aware of these issues, but as they grow, they need to support the frontline campaigners.
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It is now the frontline of a government crackdown on illegal immigration to the United States from Central America.
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Their remit: to be on the frontline to protect their former colleagues from this tide of anger and brutality.
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Unfortunately, with limited resources and expertise, cities on the frontline of today's unprecedented refugee crisis have struggled to cope.
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Islamic groups have previously complained about policies at some hotels that reportedly banned female frontline staff from wearing headscarves.
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They owned this apartment during the war, but had moved into a house to get away from the frontline.
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Turkey is part of the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State and has played a frontline role in Syria.
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Comcast, which owns CNBC parent NBCUniversal, said it would pay 100,000 frontline and non-executive employees special $153,000 bonuses.
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Very little of this is new to those who have followed McCain, also profiled in a recent "Frontline" documentary.
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Lebanon was thrust back onto the frontline of a regional power tussle this month between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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As a frontline worker, do you feel like the government has been handling this in an urgent enough way?
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Rather, its frontline combatants are programmers and hackers, the battlefield is cyberspace and the munitions are lines of code.
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If the Greek island of Lesvos is the frontline of Europe's refugee crisis, Moria is a no-man's land.
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CORONAVIRUS MEETS CLIMATE CHANGE MAILBOX Zack Colman asked two frontline players — Bill McKibben, activist and co-founder of 350.
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In place of parents and priests, responsibility for this ethical education will increasingly rest on frontline developers and scientists.
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Dangerous work Despite the fact many volunteers lack prior military experience, they are engaged in frontline fighting, Gifford says.
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The figure includes a planned upgrade in protective gear of HK$10,000 for each of its 28,000 frontline officers.
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These frontline workers are dealing with the disease on a daily basis, he said, at great risk to themselves.
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Nairobi says the county government is responsible for providing many important frontline services like health, early education and roads.
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Brad Schneider (D-Ill.), a chairman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's Frontline program for its most vulnerable members.
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The Ukraine aid scandal happened to be the issue that tipped frontline Democrats over into supporting an impeachment inquiry.
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Muhammad Ali Maqdashi, defense minister for the internationally recognized government of Yemen, was visiting a frontline area of Sirwah.
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But when the Thunder really roll over teams is when their frontline is pounding the paint and commanding attention.
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And the types of things that our frontline agents come in contact with—the risks—it's a dangerous job.
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For the Saudi-backed government forces, this treacherous mountainside is the frontline in their fight against the Houthi rebels.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced earlier this summer that focuses on "frontline communities," those that have experienced systemic socioeconomic disparities.
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There was fierce fighting between insurgents and Syrian government and allied forces along a strategic frontline in southwest Aleppo.
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Yet already the city is at times panicked, at times deserted, struggling to adapt to its new, frontline status.
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In an exhaustive investigation, Frontline and the Washington Post looked into whether federal interventions into local police departments work.
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Northern Ireland faces instability as Martin McGuinness steps down from frontline politics Northern Ireland faces instability as Martin McGuinness steps down from frontline politics Northern Ireland's power-sharing executive has collapsed after more than a decade, leaving the country on the edge of political crisis and forcing a new election on March 21984.
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American football has provided a frontline for discussing multiple hits to the head, and what they do to human brains.
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A Frontline investigation into solitary confinement cited a study by Stuart Grassian, a former faculty member of Harvard Medical School.
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Even many of the people on the frontline of the resistance were trans women of color and LGBQ racial minorities.
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Mid- and small-caps clearly underperformed with the focus remaining on large-caps as key frontline companies announced their results.
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" One WWF India staffer responded to the paper by offering to help park officials motivate and train its "frontline staff.
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America's car industry, then, is on the frontline of Mr Trump's trade war—ostensibly its beneficiary, but also its victim.
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But Lee's post at the head of a network also meant that she was on the frontline for any backlash.
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" He added: "We're very sorry to hear of the loss of any frontline worker whose attempted to care for patients.
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Back in 2013, Frontline raised its first fund of €123 million and has invested in 27 software companies across Europe.
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"They must take care of how they cross (the frontline), and make sure Daesh won't see them running," Chaim said.
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Center Kingsley Okoroh has 27.5 blocks and will be a key player as the Bears look to contain Oregon's frontline.
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Satabraq meanders the alleyways in the Old City of Mosul, a place that is both her home and a frontline.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Michael Bennet secured his first congressional endorsement Thursday — and it's from a frontline member from Trump Country. Rep.
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In fact, 31 of the 42 Frontline members saw their best fundraising quarter of the year amid the impeachment proceedings.
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In all, the Frontline members entered 2020 with a combined $77.2 million on hand, according to Federal Election Commission filings.
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His home is on the busiest frontline in the northern Iraqi city just 200 m (yards) from Islamic State positions.
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NBCUniversal said it would award $1,000 in bonuses to more than one hundred thousand eligible frontline and non-executive employees.
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Its frontline employees don't fare any better -- the agency routinely tops the list of worst places to work in government.
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Obama himself had pursued a plan that would have expanded the Navy to 110 frontline ships by the mid-22020s.
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Announcing the deal, Putin said the zone will run along the frontline separating rebel-held Idlib and Syrian government forces.
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Not even many of the frontline pro-Brexit politicians, most of whom were all also just fixated on their careers.
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Monday was quieter on the main frontline south of the capital with less shelling than in previous days, residents said.
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Every single one of you is in the frontline of a live ammo combat patrol every day of your life.
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" His biographer Michael D'Antonio explained to Frontline that Trump and his family subscribe "to a racehorse theory of human development.
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But even as her father and mother at home in Copenhagen fretted about their daughter, Palani found frontline life thrilling.
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"Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump," Manigault-Newman said in an interview with Frontline.
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Indeed, in her account, Berlin conjures an improbable world in which management and frontline workers lived in conflict-free bonhomie.
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As pediatricians and child advocates, we are frontline witnesses to the damage "public charge" would cause struggling children and families.
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"The culture of this region is they have built their houses like fortresses," said one of the frontline army commanders.
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It requires each environmental or climate policy be given an "equity score" to determine how it would influence frontline communities.
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More than 270,280 American minors were married between 250 and 163, according to an investigation by Frontline, a television programme.
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But the Fed's rate hikes are already having an impact on the frontline of the real economy: the housing market.
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" Frontline: "I have never liked the very large crude carriers and I'm not going to change my mind right now.
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Consequently, the momentum of those leaving for the frontline in Syria and Iraq from Central Asian nations has markedly decreased.
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The following multiplayer modes will be available: Battle Royale, Free-For-All, Frontline, Team Deathmatch, Hardpoint, Search & Destroy and Domination.
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Take the case of the U.S. Department of State, a frontline agency in protecting foreign policy and national security interests.
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A security source said Poland's involvement in the region would likely be military, but not frontline, and could involve logistics.
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In the meantime, politicians and regulators should recognize that hospitals and other health-care providers remain frontline engines of innovation.
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Frontline Plus is effective at killing both fleas and ticks in all life stages and it's very easy to use.
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In some cases, it appears to achieve results similar to frontline treatments for depression, such as antidepressants and behavioral therapy.
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The whole video was filmed just 3km from the frontline of the war between ISIS and the Peshmerga in Iraq.
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"ISIS is not over," Commander Simko Shikaki said, standing on a roof overlooking the frontline in the village of Soussa.
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Rebels said Turkish drones had been striking Syrian army positions on the Saraqeb frontline, hitting at least two rocket launchers.
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In Canada, virus spread has also slowed because frontline healthcare workers have the authority to request tests at any time.
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In this case, the supplies aren't titanium artillery; they're equipment to protect frontline health workers from a highly contagious virus.
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We have to ask, 'Is our frontline staff prepared to fill in the gaps in care when we need them?
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Two doctors who are on the frontline of the fight warn that Mexico could be a disaster waiting to happen.
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This study will include two parts: Around 2,000 frontline healthcare professionals will get Oura rings to wear during the study.
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I think Frontline of all the series ... People always ask me this question, which they always think is a softball.
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Prior to joining Frontline, McIntyre setup Twitter's European headquarters as the vice president of EMEA, and built its EMEA business.
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Everyone from the supermarket staff to the transport workers to the carers to the nurses and doctors on the frontline.
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"Thank you to every single health care worker out there that are our true heroes on the frontline," Collins said.
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Tonight, we say thank you to our frontline colleagues who are keeping trains and buses running for essential travel. #wmata
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Outside China, Bill and Melinda Gates have pledged $10 million in emergency funds to frontline responders in China and Africa.
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Former nurse Nicola Wright said dealing with frontline services can be daunting for victims who often fear or distrust authorities.
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Dozens of civilians, mostly women and children, fled across the frontline toward the troops as bullets whizzed through the air.
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Corbyn will exit the frontline of British politics after presiding over the worst result for his party in a century.
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The beneficiaries of these bans would be companies such as Teekay (TK), Frontline (FRO), Tsakos (TNP) and Nordic American (NAT).
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A number of top BJP leaders, including Modi, spent years as RSS members before making the shift to frontline politics.
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Kaptur has raised $351,000 for House Democrats so far this cycle, including $51,000 for "frontline" members, according to her office.
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On the popular Chinese social media app WeChat, some say that frontline reports by medical workers are being taken down.
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Soldiers have put up blankets on windows or narrow street openings near the frontline to hide movements from the enemy.
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Steve Bannon, the site's executive chairman at the time, specifically asked his writers to attack Kelly, he admitted to Frontline.
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The Islamic State's last major offensive, against Kurdish forces on the Mosul frontline, ended within hours in a costly defeat.
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"Frontline communities need more than a vague commitment for benefits," Annel Hernandez of the NYC Environmental Justice Alliance told me.
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Right now Ellen's happy to maintain her role behind the scenes and have me be on the frontline with people.
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A leaked memo has cast more light on Facebook's discomfort at being thrust into the frontline of nation-state cyberwarfare.
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This was after a rewarding decade of issue-oriented direct advocacy work with frontline organizations in the US and abroad.
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For Iran, Syria is a frontline state in the struggle with Israel, which fears Tehran is establishing permanent garrisons in Syria.
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And learning how to get along and work together, work in a team, is the difference between frontline managers and leaders.
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I could invoke a Mad Max metaphor for this frontline town, but the war in eastern Ukraine isn't the goddamn movies.
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And somewhere during these nightly clashes, along the expansive frontline running across Donbas through Donetsk and its surrounding towns, people die.
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A small number of vulnerable incumbent Democrats are deemed "frontline" members whom the DCCC and party leaders are committed to protecting.
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"All crew members are well and have been well looked after while in Iran," the statement from shipping company Frontline says.
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"Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump," she said during an interview with Frontline in September.
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Senate Bill 4 calls for jailing police chiefs, sheriffs and possibly frontline officers who fail to cooperate with U.S. immigration officials.
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Al-Masri's house was the last inhabited position in his neighborhood before a bank of earth marked Damascus's frontline with Jobar.
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More people are flying than ever before, yet the TSA's frontline staffing budget has declined every year since fiscal year 2013.
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The fraudulent overbilling took place at a time when many frontline police units were complaining of not receiving adequate food supplies.
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Those investments will range from €200,000 to €3 million, while, despite its Irish roots, Frontline now targets companies right across Europe.
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Western advisors are increasingly present close to the frontline, helping coordinate air strikes and advising Iraqi forces as the battle unfolds.
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Risk: Women on the Frontline provides meaningful insight on the work of women photojournalists, illuminating their struggles and reasons for returning.
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A Reuters TV cameraman visiting the southern Khalat Furgan suburb heard heavy shelling but saw no apparent change in the frontline.
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"Our Peshmergas who were patrolling the frontline said they saw something unusual and started firing at it," Sarbaz Hama Amin said.
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"Michelle loved Alexis," O'Connell's mother, Patty O'Connell, said in an interview that aired in an episode of PBS's Frontline in 2013.
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Immunoglobulin A is considered a frontline immune defense and provides important protections against frequent pathogens like those of the common cold.
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The Sunni force has already put itself at risk, setting up the camp 13 kilometers from the frontline with Islamic State.
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And in the case of Tamara Mellon&aposs Frontline Sandals, they're actually worn on repeat by just about everyone in Hollywood.
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By 2021, they predict, 9.2 million people are going to be working the frontline jobs at companies like Uber and Lyft.
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Federal policemen walked through piles of rubble amid wrecked houses on Wednesday to reach the frontline, southwest of al-Nuri mosque.
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The round is being led by publicly-listed VC Draper Esprit, with participation from previous investors Kindred, Frontline Ventures, and Backed.
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Bavaria was on the frontline of the migrant influx in 2015, prompting concerns about security and boosting support for the AfD.
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"Just suddenly one day, Seongju has become the frontline," said a tearful Park Soo-gyu, a 54 year-old strawberry farmer.
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In 2017, there have been no public statements by the Trump administration on Ethiopia's frontline role in the fight against terrorism.
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He told reporters that could mean increasing and empowering "frontline" employment like managers and rangers in Interior properties around the country.
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Related: On the Frontline of Libya's Fight Against the Islamic State Experts said two scenarios are at play in the fight.
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When we went close to the frontline we were met with people fleeing the ever-shrinking enclaves controlled by the rebels.
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The future of this franchise clearly resides on the frontline, in the form of young Euros Kristaps Porzingis and Willy Hernangomez.
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These days, the fastest-growing jobs in the country are frontline service work—nursing, home health care, retail, and food service.
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Research by Development Dimensions International (DDI) found that more than 50 percent of "frontline leaders" fell short in their communication abilities.
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His comments come after the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee removed him from their "Frontline" website, a program that helps vulnerable Democrats.
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Salvini has pledged to deport 500,2205 illegal migrants from Italy, a country that is a frontline state in Europe's migration crisis.
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In an interview with PBS's Frontline documentary "The Facebook Dilemma," Parscale called Facebook a critical aspect of Trump's campaign in 2016.
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This sounds plausible, though I think it overstates the extent to which frontline workers care about how their chief executives lead.
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But real change is going to come from the folks on the frontline not from the folks in the HHS headquarters.
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Known by the nom de guerre Abu Hamza, the Senegalese had brought his wife and three children to the Libyan frontline.
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In my first week in Mosul I accompanied the Kurdistan 24-News team as they edged closer to a frontline position.
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Framed through the host's own journey to and from Christianity, it dives into the frontline of the battle for America's soul.
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That Frontline report also announced that 131 of 165 former football players tested at all levels were found to have CTE.
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"Right now it's just mainly being bored on the frontline and getting artillery and mortar all the time," O'Leary told Reuters.
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A majority of the funds have been designated toward vaccine research, frontline responders, prevention measures, and treatment efforts around the world.
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The teams on the frontline of the NHS are doing an extraordinary job and deserve all our support through this crisis.
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Starbucks is also giving healthcare workers and others on the frontline a free tall brewed or iced coffee until May 3.
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He and the rest of his colleagues have been dropping off supplies to evacuation camps and frontline workers in Fort McMurray.
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A Frontline spokesman told Reuters that the crew, of Russian, Filipino and Georgian nationalities, were well-looked after by Iranian authorities.
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Frontline said a tugboat reached the Front Altair on Saturday afternoon and a specialist team would inspect its condition and damage.
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However, there have been complaints from frontline medical staff about shortages of kit, saying they did not feel safe at work.
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The Front Altair had extensive insurance coverage and the impact on the company's earnings is expected to be minor, Frontline said.
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The Front Altair had extensive insurance coverage and the impact on the company's earnings is expected to be minor, Frontline said.
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Incumbents in the National Republican Congressional Committee's "Patriot Program", the GOP equivalent to the Democrats' "Frontline" program, also had strong quarters.
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My colleague Laura McGann points out he's the favorite choice of frontline House Democrats who need to win in tough races.
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Since September, Russian mercenaries have joined the LNA forces, helping to make small gains on the Tripoli frontline in recent weeks.
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Defense Ministry spokesman Mohammad Radmanish said security forces were obliged to search and question anyone coming or going from frontline areas.
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The Waves have lost several frontline players because of injuries this season, and coach Marty Wilson thought his team wore down.
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"We are aware of the technique and alerted our frontline reps to remind them of our security protocols," the email read.
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An investigation by Frontline found that about a thousand 21625-year olds in the United States were married during that span.
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He had given nothing for the vulnerable incumbents in the Frontline program and the candidates in the red-to-blue program.
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Others (the government, churches and NGOs) are doing something good but they are not on the frontline - I know these people.
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Their comrades had been left on the Zalembessa frontline, crushed into the soil by tanks and torn apart by artillery bombardments.
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These 'frontline communities' are often left out of climate debates and green solutions that could bring economic development to their neighborhoods.
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The men affiliated with Frontline America, who showed up to Lozano's church wearing MAGA gear, don't seem to believe the distinction.
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Some vulnerable Democrats from so-called "frontline" congressional districts sought guidance from the party leadership on talking about impeachment back home.
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As the recent Frontline series "Putin's Revenge" rightly argued, Putin began to wage war against the U.S. in 2003-04 or.
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Sixteen additional years of commended frontline service by a highly trained flight navigator with invaluable expertise on critical missile defense systems.
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Hence, to Pyongyang, Guam is on the frontline of U.S.-North Korea tensions, one and the same as the U.S. mainland.
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Facial shields have been incorporated into PPE for frontline healthcare workers as a precaution against respiratory droplets that transmit the virus.
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Facial shields have been incorporated into PPE for frontline healthcare workers as a precaution against respiratory droplets that transmit the virus.
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Jahana Hayes, are all part of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's "frontline" list of members likely to face tough Republican challenges.
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Photo by Pete Kiehart One frontline clinic in Avdiivka occupied the dusty ground-floor of a derelict, nine-storey apartment block.
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Prison officers blamed job cuts, which have reduced the number of frontline prison staff by more than 25 percent since 250.
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Anecdotal evidence suggests that the going rate for frontline bribes ranges from two cents to four cents per pound of meat.
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" Instead, Baker anticipates "a major cruise missile, followed up by an air campaign against all of the frontline North Korean artillery.
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Among the four key issues that Frontline has identified are timing, hiring mistakes, country choice, and amnesia about what made a company successful in the US. Frontline Ventures partner Stephen McIntyre helped Google and Twitter scale their European operations over a 10-year career before moving into VC and says that US software startups often underestimate expansion.
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Frontline recognizes that with "Divided States of America," a four-hour, two-part deep dive into the toxic tone of American politics.
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Beijing, a bellwether of national policy direction, is on the frontline as China takes on speculators and tries to tame home prices.
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Unlike American troops on the ground there now, these forces would embed with Afghan combat battalions, putting them closer to the frontline.
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Beijing, home to about 22 million people, is on the frontline as China takes on speculators and tries to tame home prices.
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"We will not spend time pursuing the DHT track," Frontline Chief Executive Robert Hvide Macleod said in a written comment to Reuters.
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The round is being led by Frontline Ventures, alongside Paul Allen's Vulcan Capital, Draper Associates and a number of notable angel investors.
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Western advisers were seen close to the clashes at the airport as well as some 2 km (1 mile) behind the frontline.
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"Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump," she boasted in a Frontline special that aired in September.
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Rising greenhouse gases and sea levels have already affected where the frontline coastal and indigenous communities in Washington can hunt and fish.
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Frontline said its vessel was on fire, but still afloat, although the Iranian news agency IRNA later said the vessel had sunk.
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After a trial on the Isle of Wight, over 85% of frontline officers agreed that all should wear cameras while on duty.
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He said Frontline had suspended some of its shipping in the area and only resumed it once increased security was in place.
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U.S.-listed shares of Frontline were down 1.2 percent at $5.60 and DHT was down 1.2 percent at $3.99 in midday trading.
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"Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump," she said during an interview for a PBS Frontline documentary.
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Forward Malik Pope, a 843-10 senior, averages 11.8 points and 6.9 rebounds and could have his way against Cal's limited frontline.
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Accessing the 51,000 tonnes of U.N. wheat and milling equipment at the frontline flashpoint is a key aim of ongoing peace talks.
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The United Nations and Iraqi government say hundreds of thousands more may be uprooted as the frontline presses deeper into the city.
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The British do call in coordinates for Misratan warplanes to strike, from a location pointed out to VICE News near Sirte's frontline.
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Venable told CNN that both squadrons use "dated aircraft, generally older models" with the most modern aircraft reserved for frontline combat missions.
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The general grant from the government has shrunk by £700m since 2010 (a 40% reduction) and frontline officer numbers have dropped 10%.
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Fernando Diaz, a salesman from Masaya, unexpectedly found himself on the frontline after joining protests for the first time earlier that morning.
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Celebs have been flocking to the Frontline Sandals for years, and these strappy stunners show no signs of slowing down anytime soon.
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Other investors include Frontline Ventures (UK), Grand Ventures, Drummond Road, Core Network, M25 Group, with debt financing participation from Silicon Valley Bank.
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The structural unprofitability of German retail means investment banking has been "all there was" to Deutsche, says Dan Davies of Frontline Analysts.
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Since then, the Koreas dismantled their frontline propaganda loudspeakers, restored a military hotline and held their first general-level talks since 2007.
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A regional governor, Costas Moutzouris, described the current situation on Greece's frontline islands as "tragic" and called on the government to act.
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Frontline has a fleet of 21 VLCCs, 17 Suezmaxes, 14 long-range product tankers, three Aframaxes and one medium-range oil tanker.
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From here they communicate with frontline units, passing on their coordinates and any reports of enemy movements to a coalition command center.
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Islamic State nearly overran Balad, 80 km (50 miles) north of Baghdad, in 2014 and maintains a frontline around 40 km away.
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And what if K-12 educators led the frontline effort to re-educate the broader public about the value of vocational training?
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Mediterranean frontline states, in particular, Italy and Greece, have demanded that all countries host some refugees as a way to demonstrate solidarity.
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An opioid investigation by Frontline in 2016 found that starting in 2014, drug overdoses accounted for 40% more deaths than car crashes.
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She adds that the organization also employs a team of 20 people to work on this problem at the frontline: inside hospitals.
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It's not only about Schengen, it's also about how frontline member states are implementing what we decided at the central European level.
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ProPublica and Frontline reported that Pistolis previously was a leader in Atomwaffen, a neo-Nazi group that's preparing for a race war.
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"We are currently involved in frontline research in graphene technology towards biomedical applications," said Professor Maurizio Prato from the University of Trieste.
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Though the employees don't say this explicitly in their letter, these frontline communities are usually made up of black and brown people.
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"A select group of hyper-prosperous cities put ever-greater distance between themselves and their counterparts," by Alec MacGillis (ProPublica/Frontline documentary).
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A witness said convoys of Turkey-backed insurgents, with armored vehicles and machine guns, were moving toward the frontline with the town.
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Mendoza reported from Washington, DC. FRONTLINE reporters Daffodil Altan and Andrés Cediel, and AP Data Journalist Larry Fenn contributed to this report.
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Tarnished as criminals, rather than people needing protection, migrants are becoming even more vulnerable to traffickers and to abuse, frontline workers say.
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A Reuters correspondent saw the soldiers loading armored vehicles outside the village of Hassan Shami, a few miles east of the frontline.
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Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness resigned from frontline politics Thursday, announcing he will not stand in the upcoming election due to poor health.
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However, they were swept by a new squad, Frontline—led by their dropped former teammate, Victor "Ferra" Francal—earlier in the day.
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Leading frontline organizations as well as celebrities, are speaking out on World's AIDS Day and raising awareness for people to get involved.
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Or [does it embolden] action along the frontline islands to try and reassert that those should be theirs, and not South Korea's?
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Protecting healthcare workers Frontline healthcare workers are particularly at risk, and a shortage of protective equipment is impacting their response and safety.
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In "Mediations," other people are writing about you, and "On the Frontline" has text from a conversation between you and Mark Holborn.
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We are at war with a pandemic, and the people we rely on most — our health-care and frontline workers — are unmatched.
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Please RT:A Day in the Life of an ER Doc - A Brief Dispatch from the #COVID19 Frontline: Wake up at 6:30am.
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Hospitals are also running low on beds, intensive care units, personal protective equipment (PPE) to protect their frontline staff, and staff themselves.
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We owe our healthcare workers a lifetime of gratitude as they work on the frontline of the new coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
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The process of clearing many of Glasgow's high rises had already begun, and there were parts of Dalmarnock that resembled frontline Sarajevo.
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Those newly detained, seven men and one woman, are not frontline activists but have expressed support of women's rights and other reforms.
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Despite being the famous founder of a huge charitable empire, Edhi made a point of remaining at the frontline of rescue work.
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But coordination among the teams can be rocky, and turnover is high, Mr. Sundram has written and ProPublica and Frontline have found.
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Zambia, like other so-called frontline states, played a central role in offering rear bases to guerrilla fighters from across the region.
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The eastern Mediterranean island of Lesbos lies just off Turkey's western coast and on the frontline of irregular migration routes into Europe.
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Social media companies are on the frontline of combating disinformation against coronavirus, which the World Health Organization declared a pandemic on Wednesday.
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" Lin pointed out several inspiring examples of bravery and hope: -- "Lets talk about the man who made 16,000 meals for frontline workers.
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They are frontline workers on a growing epidemic, which has 2000,000 cases confirmed globally, and 1,050 of them in the United States.
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On Friday, the NHC vowed to "tangibly improve the work conditions of frontline medical workers" and better protect their rights and interests.
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Within China, President Xi Jinping is concerned that the Party flag should "fly high at the frontline of the battleground" (China Daily).
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Salvation Army Emergency Services: The local Salvation Army in Australia is also accepting donations to provide meals to evacuees and frontline responders.
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Italy on Monday became the new frontline in the fight against the coronavirus with 220 cases reported from just three on Friday.
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"I don't think we know the total number of police departments that are using [Amazon's] facial recognition technology," Jassy told PBS' Frontline.
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Obviously, whenever you have support for the work that you're doing, and our frontline men and women do a really tough job.
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His was the last inhabited village before the frontline and the latest border of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria.
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Under "Measure 3", one year of frontline service is counted as three when it comes to calculating soldiers' end-of-career compensation.
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In addition to those current representatives, Frontline hunts down nine former Facebook staffers, as well as a host of journalists and academics.
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Dedicated leaders and frontline health workers are demonstrating new ways to improve heart health, reduce smoking, encourage healthier eating and prevent epidemics.
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Greece continues to be on the frontline of Europe's migration crisis and has seen a resurgence of arrivals through Turkey this year.
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"We felt like we needed more physicality on the frontline, and athleticism," Hornets general manager Rich Choo said on a conference call.
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More than 100 Sierra Leone Red Cross volunteers were on the frontline of the mudslide response, carrying out search and rescue operations.
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A 25-year old frontline protester, surnamed Tang, said protesters had resorted to more violent behavior because peaceful protests had not worked.
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Smith warned in one memo that frontline health care workers in the hospital system were at risk from treating their own patients.
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One of the events was a visit to mothers2mothers (m2m), a charity training women with HIV to work as frontline health workers.
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Ukrainian soldiers smoke cigarettes and try to repair a cassette tape in their sleeping quarters in the trenches at a frontline position.
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"Two nights ago, I was driving to the frontline with a colleague, who worked as the chief doctor in Dnipropetrovsk," Yuriy recounted.
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State news agency SANA said the army absorbed the new attack and reinforced its frontline positions after fierce clashes with militants overnight.
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The remote outpost on the arid La Guajira peninsula on Colombia's Caribbean coast marks a frontline in Latin America's worst humanitarian crisis.
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Impact will be continually supporting trans rights, and we are committed to empowering frontline groups serving the LGBTQ community around the world.
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Frontline starters are talented enough to frequently overmatch hitters while pacing themselves to throw 6 to 9 innings, but they are rare.
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Around 20 children crossed the frontline on their own this week, including Iraqis, Syrians, Turks and Indonesians, said SDF commander Adnan Afrin.
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Moments later, a Humvee carrying a wounded soldier from the frontline dashed to a first-aid station at the edge of the city.
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"Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump," Omarosa told PBS' Frontline in a June interview about the campaign.
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Most clashes and air strikes have been concentrated in frontline provinces, including Taiz, Saada, Hajjah, Sanaa, al-Jawf and Marib, the report said.
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Watch "Clashes in the West Bank: Intifada 3.0 (Dispatch 1)" Read "School Books Once Again on the Frontline of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict"
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Of those people, more than half landed on Lesbos, the island on the frontline of Europe's biggest migration crisis since World War Two.
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There aren't enough screeners The TSA has 42,525 frontline staffers this year, a 10% drop since fiscal year 2013, according to the agency.
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"The price is reasonable, and they are (fitted) with scrubbers so ... I think it's cheap," Frontline Chief Executive Robert Hvide Macleod told Reuters.
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Berhane Gebru, director of programming at the human development organization FHI 360, says forging local, frontline partnerships is the best way to scale.
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Tens of thousands of other civilians have stayed behind to accept state rule, and tens of thousands more have fled across the frontline.
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"Every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to President Trump," she told the camera in a Frontline documentary about the election.
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Rise: Women on the Frontline explores the struggles of three women photojournalists and provides insight into their reasons for consistently returning to work.
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Frontline Defenders, another campaign group, said last month at least 312 activists were killed in 2017, up 11 percent from the previous year.
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Brous told BuzzFeed News that such waivers are common in the retail industry and that they're intended for store managers and frontline staff.
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Today, the company is adding two new tiers to the service: Microsoft 365 F1 for frontline workers and a plan for education users.
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"Frontline" and The New York Times investigate the hidden dangers of vitamins and supplements, and how to tell what's really in those bottles.
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Frontline said its vessel was on fire but afloat, denying a report by the Iranian news agency IRNA that the vessel had sunk.
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DHT last month rejected a fifth takeover proposal from shipping tycoon John Fredriksen's Frontline, calling the $500 million all-share bid "woefully inadequate".
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The duo have emerged as India's frontline spinners and named in the 15-man World Cup squad alongside left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja.
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Marjorie K. Eastman is a combat veteran and author of the newly released book, "The Frontline Generation: How We Served Post 215/215".
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WALLACE (voice-over): And that&aposs the message of this movie, to connect the frontline to the home front and start a conversation.
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But it's also a difficult and harrowing job for those on the frontline — human moderators who have to identify and remove abusive content.
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This Frontline documentary is the first time that a group of men has intentionally sat down to have a meaningful dialogue about it.
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He was stationed in northeastern France during World War II, but quickly had to leave her when he was assigned to the frontline.
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Leslie [Pfrang, a former managing director at Deutsche Bank Securities] and I are selling our frontline experience gained over the last 20 years.
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It's a general workplace phenomenon but it's arguably more resonant in the service sector where there's an interaction between frontline staff and customers.
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Britain lifted a ban on women serving on the frontline in 2016, but some fighting roles stayed out of reach, the ministry said.
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They will be routinely armed, equipped, mobile and ready to support frontline police officers at incidents that require enhanced tactical capabilities, Bush said.
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The Chicago consensus, while perhaps a list of good intentions, does not seem to have percolated down to frontline care in many cases.
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Communities that tend to be very frontline and have only recently integrated women are having a harder time: infantry, artillery, things like that.
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Over the past year Fredriksen's Frontline, which owns 14.5 percent of DHT, has tried on several occasions to acquire all of DHT's shares.
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"Right now this is the frontline of Hasakah," he says, opening a map that shows the vast spaces of this part of Syria.
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A few women in full face-covering black robes and children carrying bags could be seen among the people milling at the frontline.
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To create the next worldwide frontline of art, including from sports art to STEAM (STEM plus arts), through developing artist partnerships and relationships.
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Laila tied the girl's leg with her own headscarf, then carried her on her back for several kilometers to the Iraqi army's frontline.
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The NNSC also operates an education program, traveling to South Korean frontline units to lecture on the armistice that ended hostilities in 1953.
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Robert Hvide Macleod, chief executive with tanker group Frontline Ltd, said he expected additional Iranian exports of at least 500,000 bpd this year.
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Providing trauma-informed services should be the standard of care by frontline psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses and other professionals in correctional settings.
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Utah's frontline is led by Kuzma along with Collette, who has scored at least 23 points in each of his first nine games.
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However, frontline employees, which include pilots, flight attendants, customer-service and gate agents, would not be affected by the impending changes, she said.
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The law, which was reauthorized several times until 1999, was used more than a dozen times to initiate investigations, according to PBS Frontline.
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The conference report credibly claims to be the first comprehensive tasking of the Department of Defense (DoD) with frontline coordination of cybersecurity efforts.
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Of course, this raises hackles in frontline states Greece and Italy, which feel swamped with refugees out of Africa and the Middle East.
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Hamad visited the location of the battle's first frontline, near the Iraq border, where the fighters had been stationed while defending the city.
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"I believe almost all frontline protesters, including myself, are ready to be arrested or die in protests," Chan told Business Insider in August.
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"So it's really meant to be this sort of comprehensive frontline of care to get people more engaged in their health," he said.
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If Kihuen remains in the race, that means he'd be cut off from receiving the help the Frontline program provides to vulnerable incumbents.
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The Taliban were pushed out of Tangay Bazaar and a new frontline was established, but no one has been able to leave since.
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He left his sleepy job in customer support for an IT firm, but never expected he would be on the frontline in Raqqa.
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Nigel Farage, one of the main Brexit supporters, said Friday that he might return to frontline politics to ensure that Brexit does happen.
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Pre-season is no exception and, in fact, pre-season tours are on the frontline of football clubs' ongoing battle for global supremacy.
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A Reuters TV cameraman visiting the southern Khalat Furgan suburb on Saturday heard heavy shelling but saw no apparent change in the frontline.
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They are our frontline against President Trump and Republicans' harmful policies – in Congress, in the Senate, in the courts, and in the streets.
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"The frontline is now in Milan," Massimo Galli, head of the infectious diseases unit at the city's Sacco hospital, told la Repubblica newspaper.
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Supply chains, delivery systems and documented inventories for personal protective equipment, from masks to ventilators, for frontline medical workers and others in need.
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Then the shot could be given to local frontline medical, burial and hospital workers who volunteer for it as early as next week.
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The earlier a frontline responder is diagnosed, the less chance that they expose their colleagues or others they're working around in close quarters.
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Probably the person in public broadcasting that's doing the most interesting work in that is Raney Aronson, who is executive producer of Frontline.
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Not just for their own health and safety, but to ensure we have a fully functional frontline workforce in the months to come.
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Frontline Ventures, based in Dublin and London, has announced a new $80 million fund designed to assist U.S. tech companies expanding into Europe.
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I would say 90 percent of the people I spoke to were women, and I think they're used as frontline venters for people.
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Meanwhile, frontline health workers are running out of protective supplies, and states are not getting the help they need from the federal government.
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Lombardy, the region on the frontline of the battle against the virus, appealed to recently retired doctors and nurses to return to work.
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We want to give them a robot that frontline staff are delighted to work with and feels like a part of the team.
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That's despite appeals from health officials for people to stop buying masks because of a shortage for frontline health care workers battling coronavirus.
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Pomroy said that McDonald's will be serving free food and drink to emergency services workers and frontline health workers ahead of the closure.
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Staring straight ahead, Anton Akastyolov describes what it feels like to be fighting on the frontline of Russia's proxy war with the west.
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Still, frontline members — and Pelosi — were worried about Republican messaging that Democrats were so obsessed with impeachment that they weren't getting anything done.
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"In a good mercenary outfit they're all there because they want to be," he told David Balfour for a "Frontline" documentary on PBS.
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Even during the war, they helped each other - Jevtic once saved Salkic's life even though they were on opposing sides of the frontline.
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Anzalone declined to share internal poll numbers the campaign might be drawing on to attract Frontline members and others in tough House districts.
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Buttigieg warned that Sanders could endanger frontline Democrats further down the ballot who would have to answer for their presidential nominee's progressive stances.
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Frontline protesters quickly formed a line of defense, and some hurled petrol bombs back at police, according to Reuters reporters on the ground.
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Frontline protesters quickly formed a line of defence, and some hurled petrol bombs back at police, according to Reuters reporters on the ground.
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The Xcover Pro's design and budget pricing is aimed primarily at what Samsung describes as frontline workers, but there aren't any purchase restrictions.
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Saab said it was ready to not only produce its frontline Gripen fighter in India, but help build a local aviation industry base.
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But we can't forget the frontline troops in this battle, rangers like Sieng Darong and Sab Yoh, who are being murdered with impunity.
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"Frontline: Trump's Road to the White House," at 10, recounts how Donald J. Trump became the 45th president, in case anyone needs reminding.
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It is huddled in concrete bunkers, stands smoking in a 250-mile scar of trenches, and prowls through abandoned, frontline villages after dark.
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Finally, the measure calls for the creation of the Office of Climate and Environmental Justice Accountability, which would "represent the views of frontline communities in rulemaking by bringing those communities into the rulemaking process, conduct research on issues and trends in frontline communities, measure the costs of regulations on frontlines communities, and monitor government compliance," according to a summary of the legislation.
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We'll seek to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law anyone who destroys federal property, endangers our frontline operators, or violates our sovereignty.
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"This is our pledge: No matter where your goods are, we will deliver them to frontline medical personnel in the fastest and safest ways."
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Yet the chancellor has voiced understanding of Greece's plight as a frontline state and says she wants a "European solution" to the refugee crisis.
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A Maori man has performed a soul-stirring haka against the Dakota Access Pipeline on the protest frontline at Standing Rock, in North Dakota.
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According to the Red Cross' website, over 55 frontline operations led by the two organizations have provided food and aide to Syrians in 2016.
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He has not received his salary in months, and when he does get paid, half of it is spent on transport to the frontline.
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The CEO of the shipping company Frontline, Robert Hvide Macleod, said the captain made the decision to evacuate the ship after it was attacked.
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DHT last month rejected a fifth takeover proposal from billionaire shipping tycoon John Fredriksen's Frontline, calling the $500 million all-share bid "woefully inadequate".
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Following DHT's rejection, investors and analysts had suggested Frontline could widen its search for acquisitions to include other competitors such as Gener8 Maritime GNRT.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy looks at the frontline position from a shelter as he visits the war-hit Luhansk region, eastern Ukraine, May 229.
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Meanwhile, the federal budget cuts have left organizations on the frontline of drug addiction scrambling for the resources to attend to a growing problem.
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Small towns along the militarized line that divides Indian and Pakistani-controlled Kashmir are on the frontline of ongoing tensions over the disputed region.
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And today is Muslim Women's Day, so let's continue smashing stigmas and recognize some of the women on the frontline, fighting for gender equality.
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Frontline, which holds a 14.5 percent stake in DHT, has been trying for the past year to take over its New York-listed rival.
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Saidi, the CTS officer, said 500 civilians had already been moved from Bazwaia to a camp for displaced people further away from the frontline.
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Mordhau's team-vs-team Frontline mode makes me feel like a crappy soldier in a medieval battle, which is exactly what it should do.
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Reporters at the frontline on Tuesday said clashes took place around the railway station in some areas troops had held a few days earlier.
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Our good fortune is that we can start to confront these very real problems thanks to the reservoir of leaders from the Frontline Generation.
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Other shipping firms investors said they were looking at with IMO 2020 in mind include Scorpio Tankers, Navios Maritime Acquisition, DHT, Frontline and Euronav.
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Some voters feel that Clinton and her ilk put the US on the frontline of the terror conflict by voting for the Iraq War.
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As well as the ACLU, you could also donate to smaller frontline community groups that need the support even more than the ACLU does.
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Twenty-four years after it entered development, the US military's stealthy F-35 Joint Strike Fighter has deployed overseas for its first frontline missions.
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Taiwan cabinet spokeswoman Kolas Yotaka praised Su's performance as a diplomat and urged its citizens to give more support and encouragement to frontline diplomats.
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The frontline has cooled because the last few ISIS fighters are using civilians as human shields to wall off the fighters from the liberators.
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The stores came under the control of government forces after fierce battles last year but a major frontline is only a few blocks away.
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A week ago his tanker firm Frontline proposed a takeover of rival DHT, which was unanimously rejected late on Sunday by the DHT board.
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France is in the frontline to oppose the reform, which critics are calling Basel IV, as if it were a new set of regulations.
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Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia see themselves in the frontline of any potential conflict with Russia and are putting their armies on a war footing.
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It's another hectic day at this frontline clinic in the village of Albu Saif, just a few minutes from the battle for west Mosul.
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Another devotes some 20 minutes to filming volunteers prepare sandwiches for those on the frontline with the dull repetition of a human conveyor belt.
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A new frontline in the war in Syria and a standoff between forces backed by Washington and Moscow with competing agendas, mere meters apart.
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Violence levels have been vastly reduced in those proposed de-escalation areas, but fighting has continued in major frontline areas, including in Deraa city.
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Health Minister Jane Ruth Aceng said authorities would administer about 2,100 vaccinations covering so called frontline health personnel working in districts near the border.
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Francis had visited the frontline of Europe's immigration crisis in order to draw attention to "our common humanity," he said in an emotional speech.
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A British embassy spokesperson told Reuters the country was in the "frontline of the crisis in Syria and faces a high threat from terrorism".
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MSNBC has its own documentary airing this month, and "Frontline" will follow up with another project about Neo-Nazis in America in the fall.
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Last week Frontline made a non-binding offer to acquire all DHT's outstanding shares to create the largest private tanker firm in the world.
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The state had no objection to this, he said, without saying whether it had been offered to defectors as an alternative to frontline duty.
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Dutch marine engineer Boskalis said it had been appointed to salvage the vessel and the other affected tanker, the Front Altair, operated by Frontline.
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This is also partly why I used a phone to take pictures and jumped in trucks evacuating soldiers from the frontline and so on.
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But three frontline health care workers at Stanford Medical Center described a process they say is allowing too many borderline cases to move forward.
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It's an hour-long FOX TV and online benefit concert to support heroic healthcare workers and first responders on the frontline of the pandemic.
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Hong Kong (CNN)After months on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic, Hong Kong increasingly looks like a model for how to handle it.
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"The impromptu pizza party for our frontline caregivers was a tremendous surprise and was greatly appreciated by all," said the hospital's spokeswoman Connie Cornell.
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Amid this new normal, a people long hounded by poverty and strife has found itself on the frontline of a new crisis: climate change.
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The Kremlin said a possible delivery of U.S. weapons to Ukraine could destabilize the situation along the frontline in the east of the country.
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Shares in shipping companies — including those in Frontline, which owns one of the vessels attacked yesterday — jumped yesterday amid expectations of higher shipping rates.
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More recently, the Navy published a graphic novel about frontline combat in an effort to introduce medics to the realities of treating battlefield injuries.
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Warehouse employees and gig workers have become a key frontline in the effort to socially distance, all while risking their health to do so.
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ProPublica and Frontline shared details of Mr. Clemente's experience in supported housing with several experts, including Mr. Zucker, the advocate who launched the case.
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An outbreak of "super-gonorrhoea" appeared in Leeds last year, and at least two frontline antibiotics used to treat it are no longer effective.
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"Speaking honestly and probably not politically smart, I think Bernie will make it much more difficult for most of our Frontline candidates," Beyer said.
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This joint investigation by Frontline and NPR explores how the federal response to Hurricane Maria left thousands of Puerto Ricans without power for months.
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Top laners have a variety of heroes that are regularly played, including frontline tanks with high health and resistances to high-damage carry champions.
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Final year medical students and student nurses are also being offered the chance to take temporary roles to boost the NHS frontline even further.
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And past studies indicate that proactive infusions of convalescent plasma might also be effective in protecting frontline health care workers from becoming seriously ill.
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It's the last of the big American banks to boost pay for frontline workers, my CNN Business colleague Matt Egan reports from New York.
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Final year medical students and student nurses are also being offered the chance to take temporary roles to boost the NHS frontline even further.
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"I'm afraid the virus inside my body will come out and infect these colleagues who are still standing fast on the frontline," she wrote.
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"The overwhelming priority right now is to ensure that all of our hospital frontline staff, clinical staff, have that level of protection," Hotez said.
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The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is giving $10 million in aid to frontline responders fighting the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak in China and Africa.
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Another officer, on a frontline less than 3 km from Hit, said the operation had begun at 0600 (0300 GMT) and was progressing swiftly.
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Since then, the Kurdish Peshmerga (or "those who face death") have faced the extremist group head-on, holding a frontline of roughly 700 miles.
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DHT shares were trading down 5.6 percent in New York due to the share issue while Frontline shares closed down 0.7 percent in Oslo.
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Cantlie was last seen in a propaganda video released by ISIS in mid-December 2016, purportedly on the "frontline" of the fight for Mosul.
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Of Pelosi's haul, she had raised $290 million through June and nearly $2000 million for the Frontline and red-to-blue candidates through July.
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" • A comment on a May Facebook post about a California mosque closing because of alleged permit violations: "We need some violent offensive frontline defenses.
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Like too many families in frontline communities across America, my family and I have had to bear the disastrous health, economic and climate costs.
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Playing a role in ISIS's cyber frontline was hugely rewarding for many—and now these lines are once again shifting, and they need reinforcements.
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Eater Houston, an online food and restaurant guide, has partnered with shelters and frontline workers to keep people affected by Hurricane Harvey well fed.
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In June, Frontline dropped its months-long pursuit of U.S.-listed DHT Holdings, which rejected a $500 million all-share bid as woefully inadequate.
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ABN Amro strategist Tom Kinmonth estimated global bank exposures to Turkey at roughly $225 billion but said "BBVA sits on the frontline of impact".
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The company also expects higher-than-anticipated costs, driven by an increase in pay and benefits for frontline workers, and for maintaining essential inventory.
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American officials later apologised for the incident and described the attack as accidental: meant to target the Islamic State's frontline, not the Syrian regime.
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A troupe of comedians hits the road in "On Tour With Asperger's Are Us." And Holocaust survivors share their stories in PBS's Frontline documentary.
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The bigger the personnel crunch, the more relief chaplains can offer as a frontline step of care in such a campus-wide wellness system.
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Suzy is one of the women on the frontline, working with some of the 11,600 convicted sex offenders behind bars in England and Wales.
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And as global temperatures continue to rise, the Philippines finds itself on the frontline of the extreme weather events that often come with climate change.
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But rebels and residents say the Russian air strikes are causing hundreds of civilian casualties in indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas away from the frontline.
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The new group would be the frontline organization tasked with preparing, coordinating and strategizing for that next redistricting, giving them a five-year head start.
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But Frontline spokesman Pat Adamson told CNN they were not aware of any type of obstruction around its vessel since the time of the attack.
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JOBAR, SYRIA (Reuters) - Muhammad al-Masri spent the Syrian war in a house the 75-year-old described as being on the frontline with death.
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"The worldwide acquisition of the iconic Hamleys brand and business places Reliance into the frontline of global retail," said Reliance Brands Chief Executive Darshan Mehta.
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The agreement will allow Frontline, which is controlled by Norwegian-born billionaire John Fredriksen, to boost its future dividends, the Oslo-listed tanker operator said.
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The deal came together before a whistleblower complaint became public and before many of the frontline Democrats had come out in support of the inquiry.
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Trafigura will take an 8.5% stake in Frontline, valued at $128 million, and will receive a cash payment of between $538 million and $547 million.
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"A current, frontline artist could easily do something like this, and their fans are even more likely to want immediate engagement and otherwise unavailable music."
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However, this time she wanted to contribute to those on the frontline rescuing animals in peril and hope others will choose to do the same.
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Sobik said the increase could be due to better understanding of the crime both in frontline policing and among the agencies established to support victims.
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Like Usher's "Burn," the video for "Frontline" chronicles a difficult breakup and then a car ride, but unlike "Burn," everything takes place in Sims world.
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They were drafted into the army by a military machine keen to keep them away from potential frontline glory by putting them in support roles.
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Still, it remains startling that between 2000 and 2015 more than 183,000 minors got married, according to an investigation by Frontline, a public television programme.
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The surprise move had been expected to end Frontline's ambitions, despite an attempt by Frontline to stop the deal in court in the United States.
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Kurdish forces, as a result, have recently turned over frontline villages to the Syrian army to create a buffer zone with the Turkish-led forces.
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Tell your company's story Periscope is a vast opportunity for business owners, top leaders and even frontline employees to connect with and reach new customers.
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The new protected areas were designated last year to create "shields" on the frontline of expansion of timber cutting and agribusiness industries in the Amazon.
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And the frontline, just on the outer edge of the Old City, is so fluid, it's often hard to tell who has the upper hand.
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"The Donald Trump post-first season of The Apprentice all of a sudden became a very popular figure on Main Street, U.S.A.," Dowd told Frontline.
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The law, known as Senate Bill 4, calls for jail for police chiefs, sheriffs and possibly frontline officers who fail to cooperate over U.S. immigration.
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There is no comprehensive plan to…get more frontline providers, increase appointments, expand services, build and upgrade facilities, and bring more veterans into the system.
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The group's goal is to get the report in the hands of every single science teacher in the country, according to reporting from PBS's Frontline.
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The frontline, where Syrian Democratic Forces are trying to capture or kill last ISIS fighters, is a few miles away, and the city is nothing.
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That decision to keep senior Iranian commanders at the frontline came at a cost, with at least half a dozen Iranian generals killed in Syria.
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"Public libraries are on the frontline of helping the digitally excluded and digitally illiterate who wish to claim their right to Universal Credit," he notes.
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Pat and Hana's dad, Neil Giraldo, famously said love is a battlefield -- and if that's the case ... we're just grateful Hana emerged from the frontline.
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The Pacific is on the frontline of climate change, as rising sea levels threaten low-lying nations, facing them with their biggest challenge, Marsudi said.
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McKesson was on the frontline in Ferguson, MO after the death of Michael Brown and has taken up the sword in the fight for equality.
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On Thursday afternoon, women fighters were lined up on a dirt berm, their weapons pointed at the frontline with Islamic State about 700 meters away.
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PBS' Frontline and the New York Times' Miriam Jordan are among the investigative reporters who have documented and personalized the traumatic results of this policy.
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" Jealous expressed enthusiasm for the NAACP'S current leader, Derrick Johnson, calling him "a frontline organizer from Mississippi who has done incredible work in the state.
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Perhaps more senior officials at Homeland Security and the Justice Department should spend time with their frontline troops along the border as I just did.
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It will also allow leadership to identify potential issues sooner by getting feedback from frontline employees, and to act on them, according to the representative.
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National series such as Frontline and Nova have loyal underwriters; their production costs can be supported, as well, by proceeds from the recent spectrum sales.
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CNN has obtained footage from the frontline fight for the port city of Hodeidah, perhaps the most important and deadly chapter in the war yet.
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Dry bulk operator Golden Ocean and oil tanker firm Frontline are both controlled by Hemen Holding, the investment vehicle of Norwegian-born billionaire John Fredriksen.
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A PBS Frontline investigation called "Trafficked in America" that aired in April also discovered cases of teenagers being released to labor traffickers by the ORR.
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This will likely include regions like Sicily and remote Italian islands such as Lampedusa that have been frontline destinations for many migrant entries into Europe.
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With all due respect to T. S. Eliot, it may well come to pass that August emerges as the cruelest month for frontline healthcare workers.
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Remanded to house arrest, Assange moved into Ellingham Hall, the estate of Vaughan Smith, a freelance video journalist and the founder of the Frontline Club.
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" Alberta said in a statement it "supports the goal of reducing drug costs so that savings can be reinvested in frontline services and patient care.
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The "Frontline proposal is wholly inadequate and not in the best interests of DHT or its shareholders," DHT Chairman Erik Lind said in a statement.
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Becker's life on the frontline came to an end when a piece of shrapnel pierced his arm as his division retreated during an air raid.
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When the Iran–Iraq War started in the early 503s, the Iranian city of Ahvaz near the Iraq border was 50 kilometres from the frontline.
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Rebel groups inside Aleppo reported that the Syrian army shelled and bombed their posts overnight near a frontline in the western part of the city.
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And Trump got lots of info from "listening sessions" with folks from the healthcare industry, business community, coal miners, union officials, and other frontline workers.
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"Instead of investing in frontline workers, they're more concerned about shareholders and executive pay," said Nick Weiner, organizing coordinator at the Committee for Better Banks.
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It comes shortly after frontline National Health Service doctors said they felt like "cannon fodder" while treating an influx of patients with COVID-19 symptoms.
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"This is an unprecedented win for frontline aviation workers and a template all workers can build from," AFA president Sara Nelson said in a statement.
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Earlier, Dutch marine engineer Boskalis said it had been appointed to salvage the vessel and the other affected tanker, the Front Altair, operated by Frontline.
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Journalists from Frontline and NPR team up in this new investigative documentary, an inside look at the trade war between the United States and China.
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The House passed a bipartisan bill on Saturday that granted paid sick leave to frontline workers, enhanced unemployment insurance, and allowed for nationwide free testing.
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