And at some point here, he need to gets involved.
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If bacteria gets involved, it can turn into an abscess.
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Whenever he gets involved he seems to mess it up.
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When Broadway gets involved though, it's pretty much game over.
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At that point Mark gets involved, demanding Locken explain herself.
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Maybe Coach K himself gets involved, too, after seeing this????
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The FBI gets involved for crimes like murder and rape.
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The government rarely gets involved in "extended negotiations" with landowners.
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My personal Sharia tells me how to pray, how to fast, how to follow my personal pietistic laws, but then there is Sharia that gets involved in criminal law, that gets involved in prohibiting siege.
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"If in the NRA gets involved, it'll absolutely help," he said.
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But that resolve can wither when money gets involved, he said.
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We're betting Rivers gets involved again and has a solid outing.
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So everyone gets involved, including the civilian authorities and civilians themselves.
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Unfortunately, this effort is destined to disappoint unless Congress gets involved.
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But Donald Trump — it's so crazy what he gets involved in.
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Also, remember this: It's all over the second Liam Payne gets involved.
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One gets involved, has ideas, explores, and pushes the story forward (Arrival).
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Whenever Jerry Jones gets involved, he takes promotion to a new level.
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You know you've done Beyoncé wrong when her whole Beyhive gets involved.
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"She gets involved in a world very different to Suits," Kassianides says.
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The Department of Transportation gets involved only when a problem is detected.
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Tondo takes a break from service and gets involved in the inking.
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If the consultant gets involved, it means someone has had a concussion.
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Every time Rudy gets involved he goes and f—s everything up.
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Every time Rudy gets involved he goes and f---s everything up.
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At home, even Heuman's 2-year-old gets involved in cleaning up.
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It's an ominous sign for a company when the federal government gets involved.
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Amazon's role in this space would get even bigger if Alexa gets involved.
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Another employee gets involved and violently swings an unidentified object at the customer.
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When you talk about art, it's easy to see why passion gets involved.
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However, he agrees the road could be difficult if the FCC gets involved.
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I don't think it's a federal issue where the federal government gets involved.
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Just because a computer gets involved doesn't suddenly make an existing invention patentable.
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"If he gets involved in any professional sports team, that's good," Cuban said.
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As a Taurus, he doesn't get over people he gets involved with easily.
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"TSO really does broaden the horizons of anybody who gets involved," he says.
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But once the Janitor at the bus station gets involved, things get complicated.
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That means social media gets involved, and they're sharing it with other people.
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Or when one of the groups aligned with Sanders gets involved in a race.
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" He points to Sprint and ARM as "examples of how [Son] gets involved directly.
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And if China gets involved, the New Cold War becomes a New World War.
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So he gets involved because she has a few relatives who've done some shit.
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I mean, you have a Sears in the pension benefit guarantee, court gets involved.
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Occasionally, though, the client gets involved with or without the permission of his lawyer.
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Sellers have three days to attempt to resolve an issue before eBay gets involved.
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He added that Mr. Trump rarely gets involved in the details of trade agreements.
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"I hope it gets involved soon," Mr. Trump told reporters at the White House.
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McKinsey says it gets involved in bankruptcies only because its clients ask it to.
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Let's see just how real his support is once the gun lobby gets involved.
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"Anyone who gets involved in opposition efforts today can fare very poorly," he said.
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Money gets involved and then all of a sudden that's not what it's about anymore.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gets involved, as does an amatuer theater troupe and Ruby's abuelita.
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If someone gets involved in MMA for the money, they've chosen the wrong competitive sport.
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Rabin is backed by the group AARP, which often gets involved in age bias cases.
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One reason is that when la jeunesse gets involved in protests, the authorities get nervous.
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Sometimes, though, her mother, Tess, gets involved on dating apps: matchmaking with cellphone in hand.
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So, we shouldn't be upset when the government gets involved in supporting innovative energy technologies.
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Things get both much more interesting, and a lot creepier, when the actual Veronica gets involved.
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Once messenger RNA arrives at the ribosome, yet another chemical, called transfer RNA (tRNA), gets involved.
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Tempers flare, ego gets involved, and soon the sparring match escalates into a full-on fight.
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"If the government gets involved their interests are not the same as individual people," Sanger said.
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Usually the whole family gets involved in making the dumplings, and their round shape represents reunion.
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If there's a crime here, and the law gets involved, that's what the law is for.
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Naturally, her mom, Adeline (Jennifer Jason Leigh), gets involved and wants to send her to rehab.
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The cast also gets involved, lending their faces to mini videos to encourage you along the way.
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And it isn't really a Twitter melee unless the Dictionary gets involved to make things painfully clear.
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When Brynn gets involved in messy school politics, she'll have to ask herself: What Would Rachel Do?
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And, FEMA only gets involved when the weather event is declared a disaster area by the president.
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I want to move on to another place where the government gets involved when maybe they shouldn't.
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And then justice department— LLOYD BLANKFEIN: And then-- JIM CRAMER: --gets involved— LLOYD BLANKFEIN: --people looking at.
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"He gets involved in all the arguments," said Lusbi Portillo, a Venezuelan anthropologist and veteran Indigenous activist.
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The whole thing reeks of a corrupt bargain, and I hope the Department of Justice gets involved.
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It's really Donnelly who starts the ball rolling, and people like Madame Blavatsky, she gets involved—the theosophist.
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He's hoping that the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission gets involved with testing bike helmets at scooter speeds.
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Nike CEO John Donahoe has a strategy for how the leading sportswear company gets involved in social issues.
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Once the law gets involved, "the harm is so out of the bag and it's viral," Citron says.
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But there are questions about how long he can maintain that status the deeper he gets involved overseas.
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"Once someone gets involved and gets their hands wet in politics, it's hard to get out," Miller said.
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"This won't be the last time that Don gets involved in the West Virginia race," the source said.
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It just seems that as soon as received, "traditional" talent gets involved, we go back about 30 years.
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She gets involved with two extremist imams, and a morally sketchy girlfriend from the refugee camp shows up.
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A Facebook spokesperson declined to comment on whether or not Zuckerberg gets involved in decisions over content removal.
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I knew from experience in Sudan that a lot of projects lose that initial enthusiasm when money gets involved.
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Harassment and assault are systemic problems that can only be remedied when everyone gets involved, even when it's uncomfortable.
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And if the Trump Organization gets involved in the management of these buildings, they'll get extra fees for that.
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This is an issue I am now referring to as "freedom of peach," and I hope Congress gets involved.
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She gets involved with Wallace Wooley (Fredric March), a descendent of the Puritan who denounced her in colonial Salem.
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The Rayburn family is thrown into turmoil when the oldest son, Danny, gets involved in the world of crime.
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" He also said Bannon "is not the most interactive, talkative guy" because he only gets involved at "critical stages.
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But demonstrators aren't ready to back down even if the Chinese military gets involved, one protest leader told INSIDER.
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The first lady rarely gets involved with her husband's scuffles, or his bruising responses to those who oppose him.
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In Written on Skin, currently playing at Opera Philadelphia, an illuminated manuscript artist gets involved with his patron's wife.
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Libya, a member of the court, has insisted on trying the cases itself, before the international court gets involved.
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He works for the N.A.A.C.P., gets involved in the Harlem jazz scene, becomes a heroin addict, and so on.
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When the teenage Tonya gets involved with the man she will marry, her life as a punching bag continues.
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The changes also foresee 15-year sentences for anybody who gets involved in any kind of negotiation with them.
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And in the trailer for the season, it looks like she gets involved in the continuing Dorinda/Luann/Jovani drama.
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Typically, a committee only gets involved in the most competitive races and even then waits until the general election campaign.
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"When the ball doesn't stick, everybody gets involved and we have fun out there, as you see," Booker told reporters.
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This can make interactions at work extremely awkward, especially if the situation escalates to a point where H.R. gets involved.
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She also gets involved in the lives of Lori's friends, and even Freddy (Jerrod Carmichael), an Apple Genius Bar employee.
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Even Roger's mother, Micheline, gets involved, gathering wild plums from her garden to be used for his Cyclone demi-sphere.
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Removing oil tanks and cleaning up a spill can be expensive and complicated if a state environmental agency gets involved.
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" Obama gets involved: "President Obama urged me to grit my teeth and lay off Bernie as much as I could.
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Negra rarely gets involved in physical shenanigans, but she is the chimp most frequently groomed by other member of her group.
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And it's doubtful that fans will feel differently about a network's sports media coverage once it gets involved in betting directly.
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"That's when we're at our best, when the ball's hopping and everybody gets involved," All-Star Stephen Curry told the media.
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"Secret Service only gets involved if an individual poses a security threat or interferes with law enforcement activity," Mr. Nelson said.
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And in "Gringos" an American expat in Mexico gets involved with U.F.O. enthusiasts and archaeologists searching for a lost Mayan city.
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Every Moms Demand Action volunteer gets involved for his or her own reason -- a lockdown drill, a shooting tragedy, a gun suicide.
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Handing over Catherine's alibi to DCI Jodie Shackleton and John, Ann Gallagher gets involved in flipping through the casebook for Vicky's murder.
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Though Salandar gets involved with her work partner, journalist Mikael Blomkvist, she is also involved seriously with several women throughout the series.
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"I think it's highly inappropriate that a United States Supreme Court judge gets involved in a political campaign, frankly," Mr. Trump said.
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But California's 39th district is a case study in what can go wrong when the national party gets involved in local races.
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" Bridget smokes too many cigarettes, drinks too much, says the wrong thing constantly, has terrible karaoke skills, and gets involved with "fuckwits.
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"This is not a procedure where the pope gets involved, or has to give his O.K.," said the Vatican spokesman Greg Burke.
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The FBI gets involved in PNGs because it monitors foreign intelligence activity in the United States as part of its counterintelligence mandate.
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When a person who is homeless gets involved in football, they build relationships; they become teammates who learn to trust and share.
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In addition, Cawood's sweet sister, Clare (Siobhan Finneran), a recovering addict, gets involved with a man who has his own troubled history.
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"[W]henever [DHS/ICE] have involvement in the city of Boston with certain incidents, [Gallagher] gets involved and assists," a spokesperson told WBUR.
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A group of bystanders gets involved, and we glide helplessly back up in the elevator, watching the dramatic climax slide out of reach.
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"I think it's highly inappropriate that a United States Supreme Court judge gets involved in a political campaign, frankly," he told The Times.
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"I hope the Fed gets involved, and I hope they get involved soon," Trump said during a scrum with reporters late Friday afternoon.
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While policies are debated and court challenges continue and Congress gets involved…or not, the rest of our leadership cannot sit idly by.
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President Donald Trump should be more selective about what he gets involved in as he embarks on reelection, Republican former New Jersey Gov.
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"Kolomoisky is a person who gets involved in every issue," said Anders Aslund, a Swedish economist and senior fellow at the Atlantic Council.
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"The military gets involved to promote democracy and protect the country from a totalitarian system?" he asks with his typical slightly detached scepticism.
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With typical cutting systems, the slicing and moving of the samples can lead to imperfections, which could be magnified when the supercomputer gets involved.
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While FCA may still be looking for partners or a new parent, whichever company gets involved may soon have access to some ambitious technology.
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Naturally, the CIA gets involved, and Cage winds up covertly spying on the guy on behalf of the U.S. government, but—another plot twist!
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If victims do opt for mediation, a lawyer representing the congressional office gets involved, whose job it is to protect the office and institution.
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If the legislature gets involved, it would run the risk of prolonged legislative standstill that could leave the issue unresolved for months, he noted.
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Things start to heat up when Frankie gets involved with an ex-lover of M.J. and M.J. cannot take her fingers off of him.
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"I think it's highly inappropriate that a United States Supreme Court judge gets involved in a political campaign, frankly," Mr. Trump said on Tuesday.
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Andrew Das: It's strange how Fellaini gets involved in so much of what Belgium does up top — crosses, corners — but only with his head.
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We can't wait until his pseudo-sibling, Cardinal Andrew Dussolier (Scott Shepherd) gets involved, especially with the introduction of a sex scandal in episode 3.
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The unit helps with training, introduces information warfare into NATO exercises and gets involved in operational support beyond the military sphere, such as election resilience.
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Worst travel experience is anything that gets involved with like being late, or stuck on a tarmac, like at all, for any amount of time.
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And if the U.S. gets involved, he adds, you can expect that someone like China or Russia might come along to defend the other side.
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But when she is blackmailed into getting involved with the resistance, and consensually gets involved with her "Segunda" wife counterpart, she questions the entire system.
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Why it matters: The ACLU rarely gets involved in national elections, but they have become a formidable political force on the left since Trump's election.
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That poses a competition problem, and we want to make sure the European Commission gets involved to avoid a situation where a dominant position arises.
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For Proctor, every teenager like Raghavendran who gets involved in the fight for the right to repair brings that change one step closer to reality.
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Karen gets involved when the DNA from the sole survivor triggers a "familial" match to evidence from a 20-year-old rape and murder case.
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Even the local imam gets involved, looking to Islam's great history of astronomy to justify offering the use of his mosque's minaret as a launchpad.
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Until January, Honig had an extensive website filled with fawning descriptions of his investment acumen and what he does for companies when he gets involved.
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Though he also notes it would be just a beginning — whoever gets involved would need to build on the MVP, adding "more and more complex cases".
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When Lincoln gets involved with 21-year-old Mary Todd, Joshua realizes how much he values their intimacy — and how scared he is to lose it.
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"If he gets involved in political activities and violates the law ... then we have to proceed with legal action against him," Colonel Burin Tongprapai told Reuters.
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"It seems like each time the DNC gets involved in a primary they support the establishment Democrats instead of the party's left leaning progressives," he said.
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States forward those ballots to Congress, which reads them aloud in a joint session — the first time any federal body gets involved in the electoral process.
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But understanding the process by which the corps gets involved with places like Tangier also helps explain why the island probably faces some rough years ahead.
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"I think it's highly inappropriate that a United States Supreme Court judge gets involved in a political campaign, frankly," Mr. Trump said in a telephone interview.
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Bradley Cooper and Zach Galifianakis are unforgettable, while Ed Helms gives a particularly manic performance as a married dentist who gets involved with a kindhearted stripper.
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In one episode, Jacqueline gets involved with a too-pretty, dumb-as-nails dog masseur who has dreams of achieving fame and glory as DJ Fingerblast.
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The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco will prevent the government from enforcing its policy unless the Supreme Court gets involved before March 85033.
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" Even Sondland, Giuliani's collaborator on the Ukraine caper, privately groused to other State Department officials: "Every time Rudy gets involved he goes and fucks everything up.
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"OKJA" In Bong Joon-ho's latest, a young woman and a giant beast that has become her friend are separated when a multinational conglomerate gets involved.
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When a student is regularly truant, the school district first gets involved by sending out letters to parents telling them that their child is missing class.
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These include the local government's fiscal position and its reliance on the indebted company for tax revenues and local employment and whether the central government gets involved.
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"If the country or the city you're living in gets involved in a war, then it has a negative impact on the quality of life," said Baptist.
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Phil Roe, R-Tenn THE VA GETS INVOLVED IN LEGAL WEED That could soon change, and advocates may wind up having the VA to thank for it.
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His character Sunny gets involved in an interracial relationship with Veil (played by Madeleine Mantock), which fans of the show praised online with the Twitter hashtag #ColorMeBadlands.
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"The mother" is an up-and-coming actress in her 20s when she gets involved with "the father," an eminent auteur more than 20 years her senior.
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" On Connor: "Early on, gets involved in a little drama in the house, does Connor, which you wouldn't think of looking at that smiling, sunny disposition of his.
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We will update this story once Cooper shares the "forensic" materials and smoking gun she's uncovered, or when Detective Mike Logan (Chris Noth aka Mr. Big) gets involved.
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Plus, Cooper pointed out, the majority of cold cases don't occur in federal jurisdiction, and so the FBI rarely gets involved without local law enforcement asking for help.
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Go deeper: Police shootings decline when the federal government gets involved California's fight against police violence Black Americans far more likely to think police relations are getting worse
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We may say "the heart wants what the heart wants," which is governed by the moon, but when Saturn gets involved, the heart must want realistically and maturely.
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Kylie explains that there is an urban legend that when a man dates or gets involved with one of the Kardashian/Jenner ladies then the man becomes cursed.
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That's also how I feel about "Dietland," an uneven drama on AMC about an overweight ghostwriter for a fashion-magazine editor who gets involved with feminist terrorist revolutionaries.
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But, if we've learned anything from couples getting tattoos together (á la Ari and Pete), it's that things can get pretty serious, pretty fast once ink gets involved.
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Where to Stream: Netflix, Hulu, CBS All Access In part I of this two-parter, Picard gets involved in some covert military shenanigans fighting aliens called the Cardassians.
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The prequel, however, seems to focus on the games while they're still in their infancy, honing in on the moment Snow himself gets involved in shaping their course.
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First, you want to make sure the nominee can take a punch, because once the opposing party gets involved, you can be sure these will be delivered aggressively.
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"When the president personally gets involved is when it's of real great importance, in his mind, to consumers, to competition and to the economy more broadly," he said.
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" According to Politico, the US ambassador to the EU, Gordon Sondland, has told other State Department employees, "Every time Rudy gets involved he goes and fucks everything up.
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They are all involving the default mode network, the part of the brain that gets involved when everything else has quieted down, and you're not actively engaged in something.
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"When you are sharing the ball and moving the ball, everybody gets involved and that's very difficult to defend good ball movement like that," Pacers coach Nate McMillan said.
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"Whether he likes it or not, whether typically he has been a [politician] who gets involved in other nations' business, I think he's going to have to," said Rep.
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Presidents and Congress routinely jostle over where to draw the line between their respective and often overlapping powers, but the Supreme Court rarely gets involved in adjudicating such questions.
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Not every NBA general manager, however—or owner, for that matter, if they're the sort who gets involved in the decision-making process—is able to attend these events.
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" As veterans spending dispute continues WH gets involved - Politico : "Inviting more stopgap spending, the White House has fired off an official warning against congressional efforts to blow through budget limits.
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Everyone on that field should count themselves lucky London Mayor Boris Johnson wasn't in attendance — we know all too well what happens when he gets involved with sporting events abroad.
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The network only gets involved in races where there is a candidate who they believe will champion their issues and where they think their efforts can have a noticeable impact.
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Anyone who gets involved makes a pact with "diabolical powers"; there is no moral authority to guide them, and no option but to get their hands dirty, sometimes even bloody.
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Click here to view original GIFMother Nature probably never wanted to wax a song about fire and water but when fracking gets involved, all sorts of wild stuff starts happening.
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"When leadership gets involved and sort of big-foots and runs a meeting, those kinds of conversations don't occur as well," Ryan said Wednesday at an event hosted by WisPolitics.com.
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The other was an intense three-act play about marriage, ambition, and the collision between the two — especially when a meddling father-in-law with near three-dimensional eyebrows gets involved.
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The show stars Viola Davis as Annalise Keating, a law professor in Philadelphia who lives a double life after she gets involved in a murder mystery with some of her students.
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While the organizers of Earth Hour said they do not audit results of the energy saving initiative, the group has commissioned research indicating up to one in four Australians gets involved.
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The department rarely gets involved in local cases, reserving this action for "cases in which they can provide expertise in areas that the federal government views as significant," per the Times.
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Cunard robs the rich to help the poor, although she also gets involved in a plot to rout out local socialists, who in the episode are planning a deadly public stunt.
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"I hope the Fed gets involved and I hope they get involved soon," Trump told reporters at the White House on Friday before departing for a campaign rally in South Carolina.
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We welcome tourists but sometimes people commit a mistake against the culture and tradition of Cambodia and the law gets involved," said Sopheak, adding that "well behaved tourists should not worry.
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If a pilot gets involved in criminal activity in his or her spare time, it's embarrassing to the industry -- but not a sign of a trend or larger problem, according to Fahl.
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But a tree cult that's poked out their eardrums gets involved, and people realize they can steal any concept by putting it into a tree knothole, and then things just get… weird.
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With Dieckmann's mentorship, Shaw went on to write her script about a lonely Boston girl who gets involved with a veteran suffering from PTSD, and with that she graduated from Columbia in 2007.
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To secure a phone, BlackBerry says it gets involved in the manufacturing process to sign and inject encrypted keys that allow the hardware and software to verify that it hasn't been tampered with.
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When Amazon gets involved in anything from supermarkets to pharmaceuticals, the market knee-jerks in a very predictable way, wiping billions of dollars off the valuation of every other company in the industry.
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Cecile Richards apologized, she looked like a deer in the headlights, SKDKnickerbocker gets involved, which is, I'm sure anyone in your audience knows who they are, it's basically the biggest Democrat PR firm.
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A few years after her experience in "Silent Light," she wrote a novel, " Irma Voth ," about a Mennonite teen-ager who gets involved in a film shoot near her family's farm in Mexico.
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The NSA only gets involved in such investigations if there is reason to think that people, companies, or organizations inside the US are improperly communicating with foreign governments, companies, spies, or other individuals.
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"Marcia, Private Secretary" by Zillah Macdonald (1945) I'd be remiss not to mention the one that started it all: the story of a government secretary who gets involved with a sinister workplace mystery.
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"I hope the Fed gets involved, and I hope they get involved soon," Trump told reporters a couple of hours after Powell's statement Friday, asking the central bank to follow its global counterparts.
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"I don't really see a scenario where he gets involved unless the journalism fantasy scenario of a brokered convention," Dayen, an executive editor at the left-leaning magazine The American Prospect, told Hill.
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When Susan gets involved with Rabbi Gold, Anne becomes the voice of reason and cautions her against the affair, but Susan is stubborn and has to realize her mistake on her own terms.
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Daniel then gets involved in the selling of marijuana with the resident bad boy and weed dealer, Hunter Strawberry (Alex Roe) all while falling for his rebellious and enigmatic little sister, McKayla (Maika Monroe).
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" This analysis is then translated into a score, which Snafu uses to go "from this firehose of music, distill it down to 15 or 20 per week, and then the human [team] gets involved.
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There used to be this idea — and I think Amy Pascal at Sony would exemplify it — where well, no, the studio head of production, he or she ultimately gets involved and decides what's best.
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I'm supposed to meditate/read/write, then start my day, but if Twitter gets involved, I only realize thirty minutes later, when my phone buzzes yet another reminder at me, that I'm losing time.
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To the Editor: Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. worries that the Supreme Court's legitimacy would be hurt if it gets involved in striking down gerrymandered districts in favor of one party or another.
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The story, a bit ponderous at the beginning, at least for this nonreligious reviewer, picks up once Maura arrives in Nicaragua in 1959 and gets involved with the needs and hopes of her parishioners.
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There's Suzanne, who, with her boss, robs the store she works at, then leaves with half the money for New York, has a love affair with a photographer, gets involved with drugs, and eventually disappears.
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For the most part, Netflix itself gets involved with product placement only when it comes to clearances — or securing approvals to use the products in the shows — or expanding the integrations into bigger promotional campaigns.
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When I get (to the general election), it's a little bit of a different story, because the (Republican Party) gets involved and other people get involved and so a little bit of a different story.
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As translated by the English-language weekly newspaper the Moscow Times, the lyrics to "Baby Boy" tell the story of a young loser who gets involved in a protest movement because he's naïve and uneducated.
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AIG Private Client Group gets involved from the ground up with Smart Build, a complimentary risk-minimization service that is offered to clients building a house with a construction budget of $5 million or more.
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Here's an idea for a Broadway musical: An awkward boy with an absent father and an overwhelmed mother gets involved with friends in a dubious scheme that spins out of control and almost undoes him.
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The administration gets involved The public first got wind of Giuliani's Ukraine actions in May, when press reports, including one in the New York Times, described how Giuliani was promoting allegations about Biden and Burisma.
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Courts: DACA & employee rights DACA probably won't end next Monday, now that the Supreme Court has said it will let the legal battles over it play out in the lower courts before it gets involved.
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It stars Jeffrey Wright ("Westworld") as Louis, an inmate at the end of his 24-year-sentence whose path to freedom is disrupted when he gets involved with a younger, newly incarcerated prisoner (Theothus Carter).
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Oh yeah, and the Rolex-pawner just happened to sell his daddy's watch to Bobo, who drags Manfred into the mix to find him, and that's how the Midnight gang gets involved in yet another mess.
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In fact, part of the reason she gets involved in the Gryphons & Gargoyles game in the first place is to escape her super icky home life that involves shacking up with her soon-to-be spouse.
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When animal services gets involved, they'd like more than anything to get the dog safely out of their custody, by handing it over to the incarcerated owner's family member, or getting someone else to adopt it.
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Later in the show, Cramer peruses the chances for a major sell-off in the S&P 500 and sits down with Emory Electric CEO David Farr after an activist investors gets involved with the firm.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - A tiny chihuahua won the "Palm Dog" award at the Cannes Film Festival on Friday, for its performance in "Dogman", an Italian film about an animal groomer who reluctantly gets involved in burglary.
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What happens next may hinge on whether the public gets involved in the debate about reforming the consent rules around donating tissues to science — but first, more people need to know this debate is happening at all.
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If a state does have a hate crime law or federal law enforcement gets involved in a case, the important thing here is that someone must commit an actual crime to be charged with a hate crime.
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This year, there's a new one from Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino about a 173s housewife (House of Cards' Rachel Brosnahan) who gets involved in the Greenwich Village standup comedy scene, and it's worth your while.
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A few years later, the director James Ivory cast her in her breakthrough role in the British class drama "Howards End" as the well-heeled, earnest Margaret Schlegel, who gets involved with Anthony Hopkins's upper-crust widower.
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Before the brain gets involved, "gates" in the spinal cord modulate the way we feel pain—whether it is fast-travelling information, as in a stab wound, or the dull, slow-moving kind that characterizes chronic pain.
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Currently dozens of U.S. allies have recognized Guaidó as the legitimate leader of Venezuela, but even Democrats who have supported the administration's diplomatic efforts are warning that the coalition could fracture if the U.S. military gets involved.
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Jackie Quintal, who advises financial institutions for insurance broker Aon Plc, said part of her job is to tell legitimate digital currency companies from shady ones, something that often gets cleared up even before an insurer gets involved.
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Another character, played by Laurence Fishburne, gets involved to move the plot along, at which point the film doubles down on a familiar horror-movie cliché by killing off the only person of color for actual light years.
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The FCC has had a good record for protecting net neutrality over the past year, though the commission rarely gets involved with pricing issues and is currently "reviewing" zero-rating as its not specifically covered by FCC's rules.
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The more someone gets involved in your life, the more uncomfortable it is to pretend it's something it isn't, same as if you were dating someone in a monogamous fashion, and telling people they were just your friend.
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The biggest advantage AT&T may have is the likelihood that the deal may face little scrutiny from the Federal Communications Commission, the regulatory agency that typically gets involved if there are transfers of telecom or broadcast licenses.
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"I hope the Fed gets involved, and I hope they get involved soon," Trump said during a scrum with reporters late Friday afternoon, nearly an hour after Wall Street closed out its worst week since the financial crisis.
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"At some point, the political and communications staff gets involved and decides how they want to handle the report," said Paul Bledsoe, who coordinated communications strategy in the Clinton White House for the first assessment report in 2000.
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FUTURISTIC MINI-SUB COULD BE A VALUABLE WEAPON FOR NAVY SEALS And when legendary armorer STREIT gets involved, then a SHERP could become not just a bunch of fun … but a fierce machine fortified against blasts, bullets and more.
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A source familiar with the matter said that Trump is likely to stay out of the primary but that it wouldn't be surprising if the president gets involved in a likely runoff to support whoever is running against Sessions.
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The veteran Kazakh leader often gets involved in broader international affairs and was credited with helping to resolve a standoff between Ankara and Moscow over the Turkish downing of a Russian jet near the Turkish-Syrian border in 2015.
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The letter explains their fears that the rule changes would turn the FCC into a simple messenger that forwards complaints to telecoms, steps out of the process, and only gets involved if a $225 fee is paid to escalate the process.
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It's a family drama and a thriller for BBC in the UK and AMC in the US. I'm not supposed to talk about it really, but it's about a family that returns to Berlin and gets involved in serious drama.
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Galili and Ben-Artzy say they target at least eight percent ownership at the outset and that some of the startups they back have little more than a prototype when UpWest gets involved in bringing them to the Bay Area.
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You get to write about how, the last time Mr. Kwong had a crossword in The New York Times, Ms. Amram tweeted something so inappropriate about it that every time you tweet something to Mr. Kwong, Child Protective Services gets involved.
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The trend (because that is beginning to be what it feels like, for good or ill, especially when fashion gets involved) may have begun in New York with the slogan T-shirt, but it has been picking up steam in Italy.
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Guess you can take the man out of "Magic Mike" … The trailer for Idris Elba's directorial debut evokes memories of his breakout American show "The Wire" as it follows a young Jamaican man (Aml Ameen) who gets involved in running drugs.
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"There's probably a 'Get Shorty' version where a fringe Hollywood producer gets involved with this guy and sees it as his meal ticket," he said, invoking the Elmore Leonard novel that spawned two darkly comic movies and a TV series.
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In fact, the show is about a lot more than Plum and her relationship with her body—it's also about how she gets involved with an underground feminist group that takes matters of violence against women into their own hands.
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"Meghan's involvement with One Young World has demonstrated that she is very serious about the humanitarian issues she gets involved with and that she is keen to be engaged in a meaningful way, as opposed to being a celebrity spokesperson," she said.
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"No matter one's feelings on Russia or Sputnik or RT, I think it's concerning anytime the FBI gets involved in defining who is and isn't a journalist," Trevor Timm, the executive director of the Freedom of the Press Foundation, said in an email.
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"So if a family situation doesn't go to plan, or if a child needs something and the Family Court gets involved, things start to get very complicated very fast because the law doesn't understand or recognize the people involved in the situation."
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"The PLA needs to do more overseas publicity work as it increasingly gets involved in more military-to-military exchanges with foreign counterparts — that means the risk of secrets being leaked is also increasing," said Song, a military commentator for Phoenix Television.
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It seems that Kipling's novel "Kim"—about a young boy who gets involved in the Great Game in India, spying on the Russians for the English—was practically a handbook for C.I.A. agents in Southeast Asia in the nineteen-fifties and sixties.
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And that's before Apple gets involved in streaming TV and film, or before Google pours more money into original programming on YouTube (a streaming platform that the generation after millennials, who are just beginning to act as entertainment consumers, is very comfortable with using).
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"I'm sure that eventually it would be in everyone's best interests if someone that's as community-oriented as him gets involved in the Seattle situation," Kraft said, as Amazon is headquartered in Seattle and Bezos owns a $25 million home in nearby Medina, Washington.
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After a relatively intact first verse, things start to spiral: the "bunch of guys who were up to no good" turn out to be a powerful gang, the FBI gets involved, and Redd gets a couple of teeth removed to fake his own death.
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Of course, penny-pinching and staff shortages are found at state-run lockups, too (especially in places like Louisiana), but there is another consideration when a profit-seeking middleman gets involved: What happens when setting a prisoner free is detrimental to a company's bottom line?
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But "there is broad skepticism, even on the part of many legal liberals, that the Constitution of the United States gets involved in these sorts of matters," said Justin Driver, a law professor at the University of Chicago and an expert on education litigation.
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When celebrity scandals get hot enough, the Los Angeles Police Department gets involved, beefing up patrols on the Walk near the stars whose recipients are at the center of the storm -- as it did with Jackson's monument immediately after the airing of the documentary.
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And then Rudy gets involved, I'm assuming because he gets linked into them through the spending and eventually he gets signed on according to reports with Parnas's company called Fraud Guarantee, which is the best name for any company ever in this whole situation.
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A 2013 graduate of the University of California at Santa Barbara with a degree in political science, Mr. Hounanian said in an interview that servicers of these debts don't typically respond to consumer complaints — but they do snap to when the C.F.P.B. gets involved.
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And then Rudy gets involved, I'm assuming, because he gets linked into them through the spending and eventually he gets signed on according to reports with Parnas' company called Fraud Guarantee, which is the best name for any company ever in this whole situation.
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Those concerns have arisen from the culture clash that may inevitably come about when a tech company that is used to guarding its trade secrets gets involved in show business, which runs on a stream of conversation, much of it of the just-between-us variety.
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A theatricality runs throughout the book — objects become props, actions are pantomimed, everyone is role-playing to varying degrees — but Hoby brings a light touch to all of this, particularly the actual fantasy scenarios that Inez gets involved in, which are a source of both unease and humor.
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On lead track "Tension At The Surface," Kadahn steps up for a dose of dispassionately moody, interlocking synths undergirded with an almost grungy 808 pattern—it would make a great soundtrack for stonefaced bitcoin mining—while on "Agent Protocol," Kid Simpl gets involved for a frayed, hiccupping, and manic array of breakbeat arrangements.
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Physics goes completely out the window whenever Johnson gets involved in the action — he has an uncanny ability to be underfoot when half the city is raining down in steaming chunks around him, and yet escape unscathed — but when only the monsters are onscreen, Rampage presents a relatively convincing and immersive illusion.
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Yeah. The lesson to be learned is that anywhere in America today, whether it's a majority-minority community or however it ends up being, we need to have a law enforcement that looks at the diversity of the citizens who they protect, gets to know those citizens, and gets involved in the community.
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"We are focused on helping companies design and launch products, based on how you go through the life cycle of a product from concept to design to make, model, sell, service where everybody in a company gets involved in product processes at different points in time," company co-founder and CEO Ray Hein told TechCrunch.
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"When the Democratic Party establishment gets involved aggressively in races like this, that is a real challenge for the candidate that provides some upside, but that upside is no counterweight alone to what they can potentially throw up against you," said Neil Sroka of Democracy for America, asked Wednesday what lessons they were taking from this race.
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This Country's Democracy Has Fallen Apart — And It Played Out To Millions On Facebook How Duterte Used Facebook To Fuel the Philippine Drug War How Facebook Failed The Rohingya In Myanmar The "Yellow Vest" Riots In France Are What Happens When Facebook Gets Involved With Local News "We Had To Stop Facebook": When Anti-Muslim Violence Goes Viral
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Its members agreed last month to establish the association as a legal entity with more than 20 members involved in the cobalt supply chain The LME too has been looking at the subject of responsible sourcing and has been working with the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, which gets involved in setting such standards, for several years.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) writes that NATO should invoke its mutual self-defense clause so the whole alliance gets involved in the fight.
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"Other Paths to Glory" (22012), which The Daily Telegraph of London named one of the top 21989 spy thrillers of all time, involves both a nuclear summit and the Battle of the Somme during World War I. In "Sion Crossing" (1984), a character named Oliver Latimer, a sort of rival of Audley's, travels to the United States and gets involved in a mystery in Georgia related to the Civil War.
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When President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE twice last week mentioned Marc Elias, the Democratic lawyer heading the party's legal strategy in a contentious Florida recount, he gave voice to fears many Republicans secretly harbor: That any time Elias gets involved in a recount, he tends to win.
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