So there's a half-life, which gives to the next half-life, which gives to the next half-life.
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For example, the major factor in Abramowitz's model that gives Trump a strong edge is the advantage he gives to incumbent presidents (and implicit disadvantage he gives to open-seat contenders of the incumbent's party).
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And the thing about capital spending, it gives to GDP twice.
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Someone once described to me the advice he gives to journalists.
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Mr. Orban has defended the "special attention" he gives to sports.
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Here is an example Thiel gives to help illuminate this idea.
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Each week he makes $30, which he gives to his parents.
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What it gives to the movie is the character of Biggie.
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The power that the kafala system gives to employers squashes wages.
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The benefit that assumed competence gives to auto executives is considerable.
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You give to your job, and your employer gives to you.
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You give to your neighborhood, and your neighborhood gives to you.
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You give to your government, and your government gives to you.
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But it's not just money that Ronaldo gives to help others.
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" Washington himself celebrated "a government which gives to bigotry no sanction.
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Brownstein Hyatt gives to candidates in both parties, but it leans Republican.
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The ExxonMobil PAC, to which Tillerson donates, regularly gives to Senate campaigns.
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If so, the organization might consider the meaning it gives to others.
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In the animated movie, that's the nickname that Tramp gives to Lady.
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These tales feed the lectures that Mr. Grant gives to garden clubs.
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Iowa's real power is in the focus it gives to the winners.
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" In fact, one piece of advice Erika Girardi gives to Erika Jayne: "Relax!
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Inside the wrapped gift Kalani gives to Brandon is a blank adoption application.
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The company isn't saying how much it collects versus gives to its agents.
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Okoro hailed AT&T's involvement, and the boost it gives to emerging film makers.
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The ones Luke gives to Leia (sort of) at the end of the film?
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What we admire, always, is the minute attention he gives to the smallest thing.
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What is new is the twist Albinati gives to the legacy of his schooling.
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American soldiers continue to die because of the support Pakistan gives to America's enemies.
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The highest chance the model gives to a respondent backing it is just 58%.
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I've learned to look at, and use, every resource the game gives to me.
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Many Catalans feels that Spain takes more from the region than it gives to them.
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Jacobs also pointed to the sense of empowerment it gives to those who take it.
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He is attempting to live by the advice he typically gives to parishioners in mourning.
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Depending on how a "breach" is defined — $1 million per interview she gives to the press?
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Typically, DNRs are formal, notarized documents that a patient gives to their doctor and family members.
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True or not, there's no mistaking the pounding that the city gives to your auditory nerves.
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As the heir to James's cultivated power, Williamson can decide what the N.B.A. gives to him.
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If only those notes included the advice Hamlet later gives to the traveling company of players.
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But those clashes have now become the icebreaker in the speech she gives to Arkansas audiences.
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Axon's compensation plan changes were initially inspired by the incentives Tesla gives to CEO Elon Musk.
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The president is under no obligation to sign the spending bills that Congress gives to him.
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One of the stranger parts of Frank's story is the barely glancing interest — just a line or two — that he gives to leaving his wife for a waitress, and a shrugging explanation he gives to Russell for why his divorce couldn't possibly be affecting his children.
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That quiet assurance is what gives To All the Boys I've Loved Before its deeply earnest sincerity.
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Facebook essentially has an icebox filled with these empty brains, which it gives to its engineering teams.
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The new "flexibility" it gives to states will ensure that the most vulnerable are the most hurt.
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The power the internet gives to Elliot and everyone—the flip side of it is this vulnerability.
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Originalism gives to those terms the meaning they were understood to have when the people adopted them.
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Sharma records the interviews on video and burns them to DVDs, which he gives to the veterans.
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I was able to figure this out because of the letter grades the N.R.A. gives to politicians.
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A man who actually gives to charity instead of using charity as his own personal slush fund.
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Yang applied the obsession to detail she gives to her own couture collection to the uniform designs.
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I was able to figure this out because of the letter grades the N.R.A. gives to politicians.
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But it's the speech she gives to snap him out of it that makes the episode really shine.
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Equally important is the boost the incident gives to Democratic efforts to organize resistance to the Trump agenda.
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The support FLOTUS gives to up-and-coming and homegrown talent is something we've long admired about her.
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Sahni says the biggest asset of the accelerator is the validation it gives to other potential bank clients.
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This also significantly reduces the steroid boost that warming gives to hurricanes and thus cuts their future strengths.
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He gives to a lot of social justice organizations that are thorns in the side of rich people.
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Okorocha also conferred on Zuma the Imo Merit Award, the highest award the state gives to distinguished individuals.
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The cooperator does not get to choose what information he gives to prosecutors or who he cooperates against.
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Tillerson in the past received Russia's Order of Friendship award, the highest honor its government gives to foreigners.
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The numbered days of pure magic that God gives to every parent willing to take advantage of them.
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Facebook takes an undisclosed cut, but gives to the creator the majority of what users spend on Stars.
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"It's really the first order he gives to them as their commander in chief," the U.S. official added.
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The cathedral's best profile, the one she gives to Left Bank visitors, is the décor of my life.
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How much credit is earned by the bank depends upon the types of modifications it gives to borrowers.
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The attention that this film gives to its main character — and requires of its viewer — seems perfectly proportionate.
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The overall amount of aid Hungary gives to persecuted Christians is "meagre", says Balazs Szent-Ivanyi ofAston University.
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" It is the answer the panel gives to all the below questions: "When will the building be covered up?
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Skaif even has a batch of 2G phones she gives to artists when working with them on a tour.
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Provo, UT, which has zero gambling establishments, and a population that gives to charities at twice the national average.
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That means Kihuen would no longer benefit from the fundraising and campaign infrastructure boost it gives to vulnerable incumbents.
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That's Patty McCord's "algorithm" for success, which she gives to employees who have grown complacent at rapidly growing startups.
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They would be mystified by the scant attention humanity gives to the life-forms on which our existence depends.
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But bring an end to a reverse Robin Hood system that takes from Harlem and gives to Hudson Yards.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded Tillerson the Order of Friendship, one of the highest honors Russia gives to foreign citizens.
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Does he not see the damage he does with comments like that, and the gift he gives to Russian propaganda?
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Putin awarded Tillerson Russia's prestigious Order of Friendship in 2013, one of the highest honors Russia gives to foreign citizens.
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The space that the paper gives to letters is central to, and tonally consistent with, what makes the L.R.B. unique.
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The Mind Stone is kept in a Chitauri scepter, which Thanos gives to Loki after Loki's kicked out of Asgard.
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The money it gives to political candidates matters, but it is only one part of the organization's recipe for success.
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Put another way: A single Amazon Prime member pays more for their yearly membership than Amazon gives to Uncle Sam.
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Cloud computing, and the ability it gives to process and store bulk information quickly, easily and cheaply, is another factor.
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In it will be a Silver Play Button, a plaque that YouTube gives to creators who have surpassed 100,000 subscribers.
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EYS, which sells both wild and (cheaper) cultivated strains, advertises instead the boost it supposedly gives to the respiratory system.
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The other main advice Linos gives to patients: Choose something you like to use and are more likely to reapply.
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Their Phylum is Arthropoda and their Order is Araneae, similar to the name Wilbur gives to one of Charlottes's children.
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This could be one of the last major releases that Opera gives to its desktop browser before it changes hands.
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He told the Washington Post in March that he would not be recouping the money he gives to his campaign.
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Many Republicans, including Lee, argue that any power Congress gives to the president can be reversed by a future president.
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Kerney's suggestion that college athletes be compensated through a 401(k) mirrors the financial advice he gives to professional athletes.
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"I could care less about the insults that Donald Trump gives to me; it's bloodsport for him," Bush said to cheers.
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"Now we have instant communication through hundreds of millions of people through the amplification social media gives to things," Penn said.
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Bloomberg notes that the majority of Uber's losses stem from the massive amounts of subsidies the company gives to its drivers.
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"The ongoing support that India gives to its sugar sector will limit any upside for prices," said commercial director Dorothea Soule.
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It turns out that Local 124 often gives to the same politicians as the Squitieris — and often on the same day.
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From her visitors, Selina receives an antique silken robe, which she gives to Marjorie, whom she forgot to Christmas shop for.
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Walking allows a better me because all of these splendid opportunities that come with walking and [that it] gives to us.
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The government would fund any credit it gives to the poultry industry through the existing budget, delaying spending elsewhere, he said.
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"Free trade gives to the foreign producer equal privileges with us," McKinley, a Republican, said in an 1892 speech in Nebraska.
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"He's so important to us as a switch-hitter and the flexibility he gives to us in our lineup," Boone said.
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"I am really worried about the huge tax breaks it gives to pass-throughs, wealthy people that use LLCs," McCaskill said.
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He wants to cut the share of funding he gives to the military and allocate more money to the civilian economy.
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"The brilliance of SportsAid is in really understanding just how much athletic competition gives to our country as a whole," she continued.
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Instead, she wants a bespoke free-trade deal that gives, to the maximum extent possible, barrier-free access to each other's market.
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He pays for 500 annual scholarships for Spanish students in America and Canada and gives to Catholic charities and for emergency relief.
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The effort famously prompted Russia to award Tillerson the Order of Friendship, one of the highest honors Russia gives to foreign citizens.
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However English has 17 vowel sounds, so children need the deeper understanding that phonics gives, to distinguish "ran" from "rain", for example.
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IMAs refers to "Illegal Maritime Arrivals," the name Australia gives to asylum seekers who arrive in the country's territorial waters by boat.
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Because residents don't pay federal income taxes, the federal government gives the territory much less Medicaid funding than it gives to states.
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Trump's budget would eliminate the $17.6 million the government gives to Special Olympics athletes, training facilities, and programs for children with disabilities.
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The tariff is a result of a dispute with the European Union over subsidies it gives to Airbus, its largest airplane manufacturer.
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"We're concerned about the enormous power that it gives to law enforcement," said Jeanne LoCicero, deputy legal director of the ACLU-NJ.
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It's an indicator of the lack of importance and attention that Francis gives to issues that profoundly affect women, especially poor women.
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We believe in the democratization of information and the power that knowledge gives to people to further peace, accountability and self-determination.
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In 2013 he was awarded the Order of Friendship by President Vladimir Putin, one of the highest honors Russia gives to foreign citizens.
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President Trump has finally addressed the ongoing attack on an American city with the same amount of effort he gives to insulting Democrats.
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The simulation in my report begins by turning off a series of preferences that Harvard currently gives to wealthy and disproportionately white applicants.
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"You need to look around and find a place you can throw your efforts," is the advice McNaughton-Cassill gives to her students.
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The returns would also detail for the first time how much he pays in income tax and how much he gives to charity.
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"The support he gives to my grandmother is phenomenal," Prince Harry said in a documentary to mark her 60th year on the throne.
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Colton returns and gives to rose to Hannah B, who told him she was falling in love with him earlier in the night.
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But maximizing your talents by working hard is the advice Bezos gives to his own kids — that and do something you're passionate about.
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It's within these narratives, and the character and inherent strangeness Casey gives to her objects, that she truly diverts to her own wavelength.
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The impact of low oil prices in recent years has taken away as much as it gives to stock markets in these nations.
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Is Clinton's commitment to the American people or to the pro-abortion lobby that gives to her campaign and speaks on her behalf?
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In 2013, Putin awarded Tillerson, then CEO of ExxonMobil, the Order of Friendship, one of the highest honors Russia gives to foreign citizens.
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Critics attacked the provision as not protecting people with pre-existing conditions, but Thune said he liked the flexibility it gives to states.
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He said he gives to "both parties" but had been a longtime supporter of the mayor, and would support his bid for president.
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" Of the message this gives to American women, Blunt said it should be "that you're not guilty just because somebody says you're guilty.
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A Twitter spokesperson told CNN the email reflected the response the company's team that works with political campaigns gives to candidates seeking verification.
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"This is a very powerful tool that the Clean Air Act gives to the states," said Phil Weiser, the attorney general of Colorado.
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First, the United States should restrict the sophistication and lethality of the security assistance it gives to states with poor security-sector governance.
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Trump's lack of empathy is perhaps also reflected in the lack of personal attention he gives to parts of America where voters favor Democrats.
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When they did, they found a presentation called "Recruiting Giants," which St. John apparently gives to clients and hiring managers in the tech community.
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Glowing portentously, this pretentious presentation perversely — if pleasingly — gives to reproductive technology an aura of sanctified "original" that is visually manipulative and conceptually ridiculous.
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Projected on the museum's façade was the same Washington quotation used by Barsky: "Our Government gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance."
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That means deciding what to do about the subsidies Obamacare gives to 2155m low- and middle-earners who buy coverage through government-run websites.
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In technical terms, the change has to do with how Safari loads content, and how much information it gives to the site it's loading.
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But the board has room to decide how much it builds reserves, meaning there is discretion in the amount it gives to the government.
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The other piece of advice Sethi gives to those considering grad school, especially if they want an MBA: only consider attending the best programs.
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The business model won't work, however, unless the loans Tally gives to consumers cost less than the interest rate their card companies are charging.
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For example, currently advice a UK-qualified lawyer gives to a German client facing an investigation into suspected EU competition law breaches is privileged.
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The JCPOA has not only enriched Iran, but it has enabled Iran to increase the support it gives to terrorist groups throughout the region.
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"Non-Obvious is perfect for the curious," said Glassman, who plans to include it with the books he gives to clients this holiday season.
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Ultimately, what makes Bruce Springsteen special is the love he gives to his audiences and the joy he seems to draw from their love.
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The personal right to acquire property, which is a natural right, gives to property, when acquired, a right to protection, as a social right.
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A spokesman for UEFA declined to comment on the memo, saying the organization does not discuss the safety guidance it gives to its employees.
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This year's world championship is being played at U.S.A. Hockey Arena, perhaps the starkest example of the support the organization gives to teenage boys.
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The financial and political support that the U.S government gives to the Palestinian Authority and Qatar is essential to these governments' sponsorship of terror.
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Yet officials from the New York and New Jersey area say they yearn for the kind of attention she gives to her husband's constituents.
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I thought about what happiness a vending machine gives to us … as part of Japanese spirituality we always ask for convenience in our lives.
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That's because Zika was only just officially labeled a "nationally notifiable disease" — a designation the CDC gives to serious diseases (like malaria or Ebola).
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It's a legal status that a government gives to people because they've been persecuted or are at risk of persecution in their home countries.
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The default permissions that Facebook gives to those third parties currently include data from your education and work, current city and posts on your timeline.
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But the more authority he gives to the military, the less say he has a say on the strategic direction in which America is headed.
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Yeah, there's changes ahead for all of these characters just because we keep living and dealing with life and what this world gives to us.
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Baucus said there is a "reverse Robin Hood" under the GOP health care bill because it takes from the poor and gives to the wealthy.
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Garmin Fenix 3 for $420 (Was $600) This is the rugged, long-lived, GPS/GLONASS-enabled watch the US Navy gives to all its pilots.
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Of course, the federal government can impose conditions on the use of money that it gives to state and local governments, but there are limits.
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The Government Accountability Office found numerous problems and inconsistencies in the instructions the Bureau of Land Management gives to companies to report their methane emissions.
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That Amis can present "mortality" and "suffering" as "motifs," rather than subjects, is the surest sign of the primacy he gives to style over matter.
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The 2012 GOP nominee said he thinks Trump is hiding something--whether it's how wealthy he is or how much he actually gives to charity.
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By contrast, the EU is not such a big market for English winemakers, given the prominence each wine-producing country gives to its own product.
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The bigger space he gives to spirited harmonizing adds more tenderness to his sentiments towards getting his family on solid ground, outside of Louisiana's borders.
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When a company gives political money, the company's and directors' level of review should be no less than when it gives to a traditional charity.
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The vulnerability of the SS85033, combined with the leeway Section 702 gives to intelligence and law-enforcement agencies, poses a great threat to personal privacy.
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For example, the returns could shed light on how big the candidate's business interests are, as well as how much money he gives to charity.
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President Trump could require any increased foreign aid he gives to Mexico to go to border security, fighting drug cartels in Mexico, and buying American goods.
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Ninety-eight percent are black, Sullivan said, and some ninety-five percent of them receive Pell grants, which the federal government gives to low-income students.
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The best thing about the community has got to be the unabashed and shameless middle finger it gives to the enthusiasm and perfectionism of r/DIY.
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Director Otto Bathurst has revisited Robin Hood — the fabled outlaw who steals from the rich and gives to the poor — and early critics are not impressed.
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In her book, the advice she gives to people in money trouble is pretty boilerplate: stay in control, react quickly, and start calling creditors to negotiate.
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The real interest lies in the interplay of the characters, and in the shadings Ms. Beckinsale gives to Susan, who is at once heroine and villainess.
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In the daily Border Rights Project talk that Luis Guerra gives to migrants in Tijuana, he tells people that getting asylum is like winning the lottery.
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Mullin (Margaret Colin), couldn't give two figs for the happiness her joy machine gives to the community: her eyes are on the green, and on Billy.
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"I've never forgotten it, because it was so intuitive," executive producer Shawn Levy tells Variety about the deep stare Brown gives to cameras throughout the show.
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Now, he produces honey, about 214 kilograms a year, which he puts in little jars with elegant Roland Garros labels and gives to friends and colleagues .
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The government can revoke the provisional freedom it gives to minors seeking asylum if they do something to indicate they are a danger to the community.
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But it might make it impossible for them to regain control of the Senate, given the disproportionate weighting it gives to relatively small and conservative states.
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And the compassion he gives to those who have both loved and harmed him speak to his amazing spirit — a spirit that leaps off of the page.
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Near the end of the film, Stone is asked what message he gives to those watching the film who are horrified by him and hate his guts.
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It is almost as radical to further suggest that this feeling response may have everything to do with how much attention a viewer gives to an object.
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He then employs her head and its stony glare as a weapon, a tool he subsequently gives to the goddess Athena who wore it on her armor.
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Basically, the data your child gives to Hello Barbie, whether it's intentional or not, lives on ToyTalk's servers and the company can access it whenever it wants.
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Tax forms show that the group also gives to state-level causes, including $6900,2628 to the Republican Governors Association in 28503, the most recent data available publicly.
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Named for the wily bandit who steals from the rich and gives to the poor, Robinhood is making the move into the home of its literary namesake.
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A Pew survey from last year, for instance, found that over 60 percent of Americans are fine with the power Senate apportionment gives to less populous states.
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Today marks the release of the 13th edition of their "Defending Life" playbook — a collection of pre-written, anti-abortion laws the group gives to state legislators.
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That differs greatly from the kind of assistance the city gives to families with children, who often simply need shelter and a voucher to find an apartment.
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Her $36 billion fortune, from a roughly 4 percent stake in Amazon acquired from her divorce from Jeff Bezos, highlighted how little Mr. Bezos gives to charity.
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You might consider this a black comedy, but the weight Roger Deakins's cinematography gives to the barren 1960s Minnesota landscape puts this one squarely in 'drama' territory.
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The second name automatically reveals one's clan or tribe; but it is also the name one gives to a child to remember or honor their loved ones.
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During the regular pro bono advice session the firm gives to union workers as part of its retainer, Maia inadvertently finds a client in Frank (James Martinez).
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In recent years, it has become a destination for A-list celebrities and has raised money for scholarships that the Correspondents' Association gives to aspiring student journalists.
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The play is presumably about Osterman, which means we know how that the pocket watch prop that the supposed Veidt gives to his butler will be used.
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If you were slow to answer, there's a chance you may not be deliberately acting as a 'giver' at work, or someone who gives to others without hesitation.
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The show's tight focus on Offred's field of vision coupled with the wider scope it gives to the world around her re-create the perfect amount of claustrophobia.
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When on May 24, 1994, he portrayed a very fat Bill Clinton clad only in his underwear, one senses a certain respect, which Rogers never gives to Trump.
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Understanding the full radicalness of the incarnation helps one understand the special attention that Pope Francis consistently gives to poor people and the most disadvantaged in our society.
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More interesting is the historical context Mr Sand gives to the role of the French public intellectual, the man of letters who is at once literary and engagé.
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This is the kind of authentication that Google gives to political campaigns, dissidents, and journalists among others — the kind of people whose lives can depend on their cybersecurity.
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Today, with Solange Knowles' 31st birthday underway, I am happy to celebrate her and the power she gives to Black girls everywhere to be unapologetically and boldly themselves.
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But when companies hit that benchmark, the $7,500 federal tax incentive that the government gives to EV buyers enters a phase where it decreases until it disappears completely.
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I had described him as sounding like a twisted version of Robin Hood who takes from the rich and gives to himself and his merry band of brokers.
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The discovery by Google came amid an effort by the company to review how much access the company gives to third-party developers creating services for its platforms.
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Third, the world needs to shore up the development assistance it gives to those countries that have not collapsed but are racked by conflict, corruption and weak governance.
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Explain. — What do you think of the reasons he gives to explain why conversations in the United States among adults about religious or spiritual matters are in decline?
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In her basement, a makeshift commissary is stocked from floor to ceiling with donated dishware, towels, blankets and furniture that she gives to needy S.I.V. holders in Rochester.
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The first piece of advice Dr. Gershman gives to a family with pet allergies is to remove the pet from the house, but many people don't heed it.
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Currently, he donates monthly to four Democratic presidential candidates, until he determines who he's voting for, and gives to the finance program at Auburn University, his alma mater.
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As far I can tell, almost nobody is reporting that he has presided over a huge — but hidden — increase in foreign aid, the money America gives to foreigners.
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As far I can tell, almost nobody is reporting that he has presided over a huge — but hidden — increase in foreign aid, the money America gives to foreigners.
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Palestinian aid The US will hold back more than half the funding it gives to Palestinian refugees, making good on a threat President Trump tweeted out weeks ago.
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"We mainly define [Easter eggs] as the answers the Assistant gives to pop culture references," Karina Elise Portuondo, a writing lead on the Google Assistant personality team, told Refinery29.
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In 267 the Health and Social Care Act created a legal responsibility for the government to give the same priority to mental health as it gives to physical health.
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The Muslim Executive of Belgium, which advises the government on the generous subsidies that it gives to Islamic groups and teachers, is controlled by people close to Moroccan officialdom.
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Whenever Tesla sells its 200,000th vehicle on American shores, it loses a valuable tool: the $7,500 tax credit the federal government gives to anyone who buys an electric car.
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His comments come a day after the House unanimously passed a symbolic resolution calling for public release of the report Mueller gives to the Justice Department about his probe.
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It's a gift one of Business Insider's own gives to new moms after having used it with her kids from the time they were born until they were toddlers.
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"It is sad this is the kind of welcome our country gives to journalists," said Ressa, who is due to be arraigned in a regional court on April 10.
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I am here to delve into the raw, untumbled semi-precious gems that Mr. Diaz gives to the world... and hopefully avoid the end of his rather extensive reach.
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Because 0003 percent of New York's on-street parking is free, the indirect parking subsidy — what the city gives to drivers in the form of free parking — is astronomical.
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But the Union-Tribune's editorial board echoed the responses Buttigieg often gives to those attacks, touting his military experience and record of improving South Bend's economy while in office.
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In the presentation Goldman gives to judges, he refers to a survey of Twitter users in which one-fourth of respondents were unaware that emoji are rendered differently across platforms.
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"That voice that she gives to youth culture and the people who don't have a voice, I think that probably comes before the show [for her], before school," Barris said.
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The reason that I'm worried about focusing on structural narratives to the exclusion of everything else is that people are responsive to the message that their culture gives to them.
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"I think there's a lot of glass ceilings and we have to keep busting all of them," Pompeo told PEOPLE in September of the advice she gives to her girls.
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As a coach, you sit there and have great respect and admiration for someone who plays that hard and gives to the game and to his teammates what he gives.
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Wolf says she often writes what she calls "inspirational Post-It notes" that she gives to defendants, in the hope that it'll help spark a positive change in their lives.
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Since Beijing is one of the wealthiest parts of China and the area around the reservoir is relatively backward, the project takes from the poor and gives to the rich.
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There's this beautiful, heroic goodbye and gift that William gives to Randall at the end, but then in the same moment at the end, he admits to being very scared.
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" This ended up, he said, producing "bread that tastes of pain, bitterness, and suffering," and that this was the bread that "a corrupt society or family gives to its children.
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"It's just a crazy world now, and I just decided that I would do things that make me feel good," she said, adding that she gives to charity as well.
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There are many, many things unfolding ... there's changes ahead for all of these characters just because we keep living and dealing with life and what this world gives to us.
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The most common answer that Apple gives to iPhone users is "there is no way to get your pictures from your iPhone if it won't turn on," Jones told CBC.
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The professional poker player Annie Duke gives to Refugees International, interviewing an Iraqi translator who had difficulty getting visas for her children; Simmons to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.
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But part of that total includes grants it gives to other groups, such as Human Rights First, the Center for American Progress Action Fund and the Center for International Policy.
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The pitch to governments — which both lend on the platform and also benefit from the general boost that it gives to entrepreneurship, jobs and the economy — appears to be working.
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The Swiss government said it will increase the portion of tax it gives to the cantons and has earmarked almost 1 billion Swiss francs ($1.04 billion) to cover the shortfall.
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Fully one-third of the food Capital Area Food Bank gives to the poor are now fruits and vegetables — a ratio that will now hopefully improve with the new policy.
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Always remember that, kid" — that the old pro Bebe Daniels gives to the tremulous Ruby Keeler: "Remember that this audience didn't come here tonight because they want to hate you.
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In her weekly spending diary, she drops $1,93 on La Perla lingerie and $2,000 on a Monique Lhuillier dress, but also gives to charity and is generous to her family.
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Given the prevalence of these stereotypes, it is highly unlikely that the added deference the Florida Senate bill gives to killers claiming self-defense would benefit women like Ms. Alexander.
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The more her government gives to the DUP to buy a parliamentary majority, the more it will stoke up demands in Scotland, Wales and England for equal handouts of public money.
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Jerry elaborates on why many Valley executives encounter mental health pressures as their careers evolve, and details advice he gives to his own clients to help them re-engage with themselves.
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While there's often no single right or wrong choice, Klau noted that there is one crucial tip she gives to those making a major decision: Don't make the decision right away.
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The Fed has been raising rates to reduce the boost that monetary policy gives to the economy, which is growing faster than what central bank policymakers view as a sustainable rate.
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We really missed our visits, and I thought, what can I do personally, on my own, to try and continue some of the feelgood that this wonderful dog gives to everyone?
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As an early Renaissance piece, the altarpiece is widely recognized as one of history's most influential art works, because of the intimate attention it gives to both earthly and divine beauty.
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He offered the savings tips he usually gives to his 30-something clients, but his advice is sound for people of any age who are trying to build an emergency fund.
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These will then play into a mandate which the Council of member states gives to Juncker's negotiators, who aim to hammer out a treaty with Britain that all 27 will accept.
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The US government has underlined the high priority it still gives to veteran drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero by including his common-law wife among alleged traffickers listed within the Kingpin Act.
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As Kreditech's CFO Rene Griemens explained to me, Rakuten has a banking license in Luxembourg, and it would like to expand the purchasing options that it gives to customers in the region.
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Rick rifles through Spencer's house until he finds a stockpile of food, booze and the two guns, which he obsequiously gives to Negan so that Negan doesn't kill Olivia, the inventory girl.
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While I'm sure, undoubtedly, he's frustrated that he's not had his shot yet, the amount of help that he gives to the players around him, including talking today before training, is unbelievable.
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Some social activists blame the media for the public's short attention span, believing that online interest is driven by the amount of time and attention the press gives to any given subject.
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That new parents sometimes optimistically interpret the first reflex smiles as meaning something more underscores the duality of smiling: there is the physical act and then the interpretation society gives to it.
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However, Turkish people consider the open support US gives to the terrorist organization PYD as dangerous, and can't come to terms with the fact that the support is coming from an ally.
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"We have to fight racism and discrimination with the same force" as radicalization, he said, because "our society gives to these young people a bad idea of who and what they are."
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Uber has donated to Mr. Sharpton's National Action Network, though the company notes that it gives to other local groups, including Mothers Against Drunk Driving and the New York Bangladesh Cricket League.
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Even with the completion of the Mueller investigation, Mr. Barr has argued that grand jury information is sacrosanct and will be redacted from the materials he gives to Congress and the public.
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The writer-director Matthew Newton's film is about the idea of justice in everyday life, as epitomized by a speech Mr. Smits's character gives to the doubtful Jess in a key scene.
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The Senate bill would end Medicaid as an open-ended entitlement in 2020 by capping how much federal funding government gives to states, and unwinds Obamacare's Medicaid expansion funding starting in 2021.
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Barty, the world No. 25, has lost only 220 games through her first three rounds at the All England Club, an extraordinary feat considering the significant advantage grass gives to the server.
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Barty, the world No. 25, has lost only 220 games through her first three rounds at the All England Club, an extraordinary feat considering the significant advantage grass gives to the server.
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Ah, the book Love gives to Joe: fitting, romantic, and arguably the first sign this woman would eventually lock this man in a plexiglass box with the body of his deceased neighbor.
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In 2013, as part of the Affordable Care Act, the federal government established the Open Payments Database, which tracks reported payments, funding, and ownership stakes the pharmaceutical industry gives to physicians and hospitals.
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Sarah Moreno, an officer with the Leavenworth Police Department, combines these three items in special care packages that she gives to children she comes in contact with who have been victimized or traumatized.
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It takes away coverage from low-income Americans by phasing out Medicaid expansion, and it drastically cuts the subsidies the federal government gives to middle-income people so they can afford health insurance.
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The attention she gives to the role of colonialism in classical works of art, travel advertising, and fashion invites Americans to think about how 'we' view the world and where those ideas originate.
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Some believe that now could be the time when the actual benefits of having a negative deposit rate (it's at -0.4 percent currently) could be outweighed by the costs it gives to banks.
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With all the funding and support that the United States gives to Colombia, it is unacceptable that any portion of this funding or support is being used to illegally spy on U.S. citizens.
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We shouldn't punish the people of Hong Kong, withdraw the recognition that the Hong Kong Policy Act gives to their unique situation or otherwise squeeze them between our interests and those of China.
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"The voice that Adam gives to these issues is one that is calming, logical, linear, measured but forceful," Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic leader and likely the new Speaker of the House, told me.
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The Trump budget is a blueprint for one of the biggest transfers of America's wealth in our history, a heist that steals from the bottom of the economy and gives to the top.
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My favorite answer the movie gives to that question: ruefully sing the lyrics they'd made up to "Hail to the Chief," since they had to hear it every time they entered a room.
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This would then have an knock-on effect for the central bank's own inflation forecasts which could potentially alter its future policy actions or the guidance its gives to the markets on these actions.
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The IMF used not to see promoting sexual equality as its job, but Christine Lagarde, its managing director, now wants gender-budgeting to play a role in the advice it gives to member countries.
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She also says she is concerned about the benefits the deal gives to pharmaceutical companies -- which are strengthened under TPP, but less than they would have been under the deal in its 2013 state.
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But the term "Potentially Hazardous Asteroid," a label that NASA routinely gives to various space rocks, doesn't mean that Earth is in danger—or even potentially in danger, at least not any time soon.
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Here, in the universe of everyone who gives to the Democratic Party, donors are more likely than the party's rank and file to call for higher tax rates and to oppose domestic spending cuts.
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"These life-changing VCA transplants can only occur when a donor family looks past their grief and gives to someone in need," said Alexandra Glazier, president of New England Donor Services, in a statement.
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They are intercepted not only by the tondo's perimeter, but also, internally, by "puffs," the name Belott gives to the lumpy blobs of cotton batting that alternate in a checkerboard pattern with the squares.
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For the Democrats, keep in mind that such an assault can backfire, as may well turn out to be the case in the help it gives to the G.O.P. in the coming November elections.
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In this sense, Mr. Demand memorializes the banal and the forgotten with the same painstaking care he gives to more charged moments in history and suffuses the "Dailies" with an uncanny absurdity and pathos.
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It is also reducing the tax advantages it gives to a category of microcars known as kei cars, which account for about a third of domestic sales and are made only by Japanese automakers.
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Also on the home-buying checklist that Robert W. Tull Jr., a financial planner in Chesapeake, Va., gives to clients is an exhortation to make like a reporter and talk to any potential neighbors.
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Canaccord analysts said Lyft's 22% expansion in revenue per rider in the quarter seemed to be driven much more by it reducing the incentives it gives to customers than any increase in numbers of riders.
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She said she quite enjoys Hindi lessons both at the shelter and school and even has a favorite story - that of a young girl who begrudges the attention her mother gives to her baby brother.
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And earlier this week, ProPublica reported on the internal training materials Facebook gives to the content managers who moderate comments and postings on the platform on how to calculate what is and isn't hate speech.
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In an episode where we paradoxically learn more and understand less about Angela Abar and Judd Crawford, the answer Hooded Justice gives to the question "Who are you?" ends in a big fat question mark.
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Verizon says on the website that it is working with the Gary Sinise Foundation, which gives to first responders and their families, and it will send $1 for mentions of the campaign on social media.
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Admiration of his ability to function as the hub of Golden State's offensive and defensive tactics inevitably gives to the question of whether he could do the same for a team less blessed with talent.
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Mr. Blanc's "Mothership," tidily set to a score of that name by Mason Bates, will be worth seeing again for the breaks it gives to its dancers, who are all at corps or apprentice level.
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In addition to helping Pollitz break away from the gas market, Kent's sponsorship, which he said he gives to X-Ray with no strings attached, invites everyone involved to learn a little more each time.
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Tax revenue is spent on universal programs, like health care, which benefit most those who live longest; free college tuition takes from those who do not go to college and gives to those who do.
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The astounding advantage the Electoral College gives to Republicans, in one chart Money Talks: She moved home to save money — and her mom never wants her to leave ThirdLove says it's by women, for women.
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They're telling you that they prefer to believe fictions that make life easier — that make their sense of responsibility lighter — because they can then deny the power that money gives to people in their class.
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A panel of independent experts met to discuss whether the outbreak is dire enough to constitute a "public health emergency of international concern," a rare designation the WHO gives to diseases that pose a global threat.
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Courtesy Graziela Gems When it comes to helping the planet, Nikki Reed holds causes really close to her heart: Her latest collaboration with Graziela Gems gives to the Ian Somerhalder Foundation, founded by yes, her husband.
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"How one goes about that, the prominence that one gives to the individual government, particularly the Burmese government, tends to be what divides the council and that's the old sovereignty versus human rights debate," she said.
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This cooperation in fear takes the form of most cooperation in the United States: It arises from bargaining and exchange, where one set of elites gives to the other what the other lacks, and vice versa.
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Without CSRs -- funding the federal government gives to insurers to reduce health care costs of low-income people -- health care experts have warned that insurers could leave the Obamacare marketplace or raise premiums in the future.
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Larry Leibowitz, a former chief operating officer of NYSE Euronext, gives to animal welfare and women's rights organizations, but his Wall Street background led him to ask how he could supply better information to other philanthropists.
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Then again, much of what the plan gives to Israel, Israel already has and will never relinquish — which explains why the plan was hailed not only by Netanyahu but also by his centrist rival Benny Gantz.
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Lawyers and funds industry officials said the roll out will pile more rules on the asset management sector, which is already facing scrutiny from the FCA over how much "value for money" it gives to customers.
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Now we think of if as a "pretty" ballet, and it has lost some of that impact, which I think is brought back through this context of poverty and migration that Akram gives to the ballet.
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So since the pressure to be cool is off, you can focus on finding a really sophisticated scent you love for reasons other than the symbolic middle finger it gives to the law that no longer exists.
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IARC defends its methods as scientifically sound and says its monographs - the name it gives to its classifications of carcinogens - are "widely respected for their scientific rigor, standardized and transparent process and ... freedom from conflicts of interest".
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Gaetz's letter requests more information on the FBI's alleged ties to the group, including how much weight the FBI gives to SPLC designations of "hate groups" and what information, if any, the bureau provides to the group.
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He then lost his verification badge, which Twitter typically gives to members of the media and celebrities, in January, which only seemed to amp up his interest in offending Twitter's management and many who use the service.
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Despite its somber theme, the film is mainly a conventional road movie — a picaresque journey across Australia's dazzling interior that changes Rex's outlook, starting with the rides he gives to a chatty footballer and an English nurse.
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He becomes a vegetarian, makes his own shoes, gives to the poor and when guests come for dinner he orders them to empty their own chamber pots while servants, who have hitherto performed that task, stand by.
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The election of Ms. Kumari to the Senate is remarkable in this context, and the Pakistan Peoples Party has presented it as an example of the party's liberal credentials and the importance it gives to religious minorities.
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Thom Browne was very expensive for us, but it was worth it, given its high double-digit growth across product lines and sectors, Thom's visionary approach and the access it gives to a new breed of clientele.
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Some of these attacks come from academic reactionaries, certainly, but the park's social legacy calls for more conscientious treatment than three pages, which is significantly less attention than Snow gives to Walt's extended haggle with television networks.
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It hasn't yet afforded their deaths the pride of place in our discourse which our media class—in its incredible, bottomless narcissism—readily gives to elite university dramas and the insults that land in their Twitter notifications.
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It encompasses entire families of them, from "boosted decision trees," which allow an algorithm to change the weighting it gives to each data point, to "random forests," which average together many thousands of randomly generated decision trees.
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" Article 41.2 of the Irish Constitution, which was created in 1937, stipulates that: "The State recognises that by her life within the home, woman gives to the State a support without which the common good cannot be achieved.
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Further research may prove the link, but until then, you might want to consider not just the message your obsessive posting of selfies gives to others, but also the potential damage it could cause to your love life.
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What club music and any of its derivatives does better than most other genres is that it tells a story, not only with the soundbites that it does incorporate, but with the space it gives to the instrumentals.
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Sullivan said Pakistan is not heeding Trump's demand to end the sanctuary it gives to the Taliban and other extremists despite a suspension in January of some $2 billion in U.S. security aid and threats of further measures.
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But Mr. van Zweden had brought personal items, too, including a collection of tiny Delft Blue houses, which KLM Royal Dutch Airlines gives to business class passengers and are easy for a jet-setting Dutch maestro to amass.
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As Riley explained, the birds are pretty much flying as they wish; he compared the flag waving and whistling to the signals one gives to a dog when playing fetch — they're essentially indicators to start and stop flying.
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Trump supporters who aren't rich seem unfazed by his being a reverse Robin Hood who gives to the rich by borrowing money that will have to be paid back by all of us — and our children and grandchildren.
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" Fuller emphasized that they wanted to show the positive impact that faith and religion can have on both individuals and society at large, since "it's hard not to recognize the power religion gives to people in their daily lives.
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Most of all India resents the continued military support America gives to Pakistan, even in the face of evidence that Pakistan has sponsored anti-Indian terror attacks and worked to undermine American-led efforts to bring peace to Afghanistan.
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By Thursday night, Trump had announced another blow to Obamacare: He would no longer make what are known as cost-sharing reduction payments, funding the federal government gives to insurers to reduce health care costs of low-income people.
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John Curtis' (R-Utah) proposed legislation, the Shash Jaa National Monument and Indian Creek National Monument Act, is something I respect especially for the consideration is gives to local Native Americans because it uniquely includes a Tribal Management Council.
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Having spoken about aid and the billions of dollars the U.S. gives to the UN, Trump complained the U.S. was taking a disproportionate share of the burden and that countries should take a "greater role" in securing their regions.
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Fearing the power that social media gives to rivals, activists and ordinary citizens, governments in Gabon, the Republic of Congo, Chad, Uganda, Burundi and Ethiopia have switched off access to the internet for days or weeks, including during elections.
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" An article in the Irish Constitution refers directly to a woman's place as in the home, stating that "by her life within the home, woman gives to the state a support without which the common good cannot be achieved.
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So your next ambassador will be faced with the perception that the United States views foreign assistance, including money it gives to the United Nations, as a way to buy friends in exchange for getting countries on our side.
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The periodic "lifetime learning" credit that Singapore gives to all adults to pay for training is one way forward, but things need to go further, perhaps with lifetime vocational education taking the place of a year or so's support at university.
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Lender GE Capital on Wednesday became the first firm to lose its designation as "systemically important," a label born of the financial crisis that the U.S. government gives to institutions with potential to wreck the economy in the event of distress.
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Despite support from some in Britain, the idea of enhanced supervision may well run into political opposition, given the powerful role it gives to ESMA and the continued jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice, to which LCH would be subject.
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Tillerson fails to win over key GOP senators Tillerson has come under scrutiny for his relationship with Russia, having once received the Order of Friendship award from President Vladimir Putin, one of the highest honors Russia gives to foreign citizens.
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The first is the public outcry and "broad concerns" that arose when the privacy policy was first updated in August 2016 and the message that this gives to tech companies, regulators and others involved in helping shape our digital world.
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Yellen was thrust into the election-year boxing ring during the hearing, defending the central bank's regulatory role and considering changing the annual stress tests it gives to U.S. banks to see if they can withstand a massive financial crisis.
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But recent Chinese actions in the South China Sea have already undermined U.S. trust in Xi&aposs reliability, which could reduce the weight it gives to China&aposs role in solving Korean tensions, said George Washington University China expert Robert Sutter.
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First, there is the issue of cost savings, one of the Leave camp's main arguments: the reported £350 million that the UK gives to the EU on a weekly basis and which would be transferred to the UK's health system.
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China will implement its "cyber power strategy", the five-year plan said, underscoring the weight Beijing gives to controlling the Internet, both for domestic national security and the aim of becoming a powerful voice in international governance of the web.
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To the relief of New York City officials, the budget did not include Mr. Cuomo's proposal to give a state agency veto power over individual affordable housing projects paid for with federal tax-exempt bonds the state gives to municipalities.
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Current and former government officials said the briefings were broad overviews of how American spy agencies see the state of the world, similar to the briefing that James R. Clapper Jr., the director of national intelligence, gives to Congress each year.
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Of Ash and Coal, the title Lindquist gives to this small selection that actually represents an expansive and longitudinal project, belongs on the short list of art that manages to meld the complexity of its form with that of its argument.
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Films like these treat polyamory with the gravitas that television's Arrested Development gives to Lindsay and Tobias Fünke, who open their marriage and constantly sabotage each other (or themselves) in their search for casual sex: It's never given its proper due.
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"He's a banker, he's Jewish, he gives to Democrats — he's sort of a perfect storm for vilification by the right, here and in Europe," said Michael H. Posner, a human rights lawyer and former State Department official in the Obama administration.
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One of these is the boost it gives to a baby's immune system: because of the antibodies that are transmitted through a mother's milk, breastfed babies are more resistant to infections of the respiratory system and digestive tract during early childhood.
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If hypocrisy is the tribute vice pays to virtue, Republicans have decided that even that's too much; they're going to try to pass legislation that takes from the poor and gives to the rich without even trying to offer a justification.
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If such a meeting is called, a panel of independent experts would discuss whether the outbreak is dire enough to constitute a "public health emergency of international concern," a rare designation the WHO gives to diseases that pose a global threat.
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" A contemporary account defined these as "a feast or a rejoicing, which the king gives to regale his court on some evenings in his superbly furnished and illuminated public apartments, with music, balls, dance, meals, games and other magnificent entertainments.
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If you have lost someone to violent crime, you know that, other than the loss itself, few things are as painful and galling as the daily media coverage, and the license it gives to strangers to weigh in on what happened.
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We appreciate the visibility this exhibition gives to the Iraq wars and to the work of Iraqi artists; however, we also wish to make visible MoMA's connection to funds generated from companies and corporations that directly profit from these wars.
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They would reveal if he is as wealthy as he claims to be, what his effective income tax rate is (he said during the campaign that not paying taxes meant he was smart) and how much he gives to charity.
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They need to think independently to tighten the wiggle room that "long term" gives to CEOs — while corporate leaders should think in terms of years, not quarters, they must not rationalize sustained subpar performance by perpetual pleas to shareholder patience.
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Another 240 (11.4 percent) were paired donations, where a friend or family member who doesn't match with their intended recipient gives to another person needing a kidney, in exchange for their friend or loved one getting a kidney from someone else.
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That is why special attention is necessary to address issues such as Facebook's use of liberal organizations to fact-check content, the access to user profiles it gives to some employees, and Twitter's manipulation of content that appears for the site's users.
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So far, reports indicate, the two countries have found common ground on China decreasing its trade surplus with the U.S. through more purchases, but sticking points remain on issues such as intellectual property theft and the subsidies Beijing gives to its domestic firms.
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On the water he signed up Jono Macbeth, a 44-year-old New Zealander who has three America's Cup wins, as sailing team manager and enlisted Giles Scott as tactician on his catamaran "Rita", the name Ainslie gives to all his racing boats.
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House lawmakers and outside groups are also raising concerns about the level of oversight the Senate bill gives to the Senate Ethics Committee, underscoring skepticism that lawmakers will be unbiased when deciding whether or not to force their colleagues to pay a settlement.
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The constitution, which includes a number of references to the country's traditional Christian ethos, currently contains a clause that "recognizes that by her life within the home, woman gives to the State a support without which the common good cannot be achieved".
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Now with Article 41 of the Constitution, which reads "by her life within the home, woman gives to the State a support without which the common good cannot be achieved," he closed the door on women's progress in a more definitive way.
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Jim SensenbrennerFrank (Jim) James SensenbrennerLive coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress Tech executives to take hot seat at antitrust hearing Big tech braces for antitrust crackdown MORE (R-Wis.), has introduced legislation that would curtail the domestic surveillance powers it gives to intelligence agencies.
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For happily, the Government of the United States, which gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance, requires only that they who live under its protection, should demean themselves as good citizens in giving it on all occasions their effectual support.
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For happily the Government of the United States, which gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance, requires only that they who live under its protection should demean themselves as good citizens, in giving it on all occasions their effectual support.
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WASHINGTON — The United States government has decided to stop all funding it gives to a United Nations agency that provides assistance to millions of Palestinian refugees, ending a decades-long policy of supporting it, according to a former senior United States aid official.
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" Where I live: Union County, N.J. Where I give: Music Gives to St. Jude Kids "I support St. Jude's because every parent should be able to get their child the absolute best treatment with dignity and compassion irrespective of their financial situation.
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In a typically Kafkaesque short prose poem, "Plans of the Night," she gives to an owl and a "Deeply Skeptical Pigeon" the role of artist and antagonist: It was possible to perform the feats for which he was famed During the Day.
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The lack of resolution has been discouraging, given that many analysts believe that the administration is tackling only the easiest issues in its Phase 1 deal, and leaving more contentious topics, like the subsidies that China gives to its industry, for later talks.
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Consequently, the fund takes from the rich and gives to the poor — like Robin Hood, but with the legal and political backing of the UN. The GCF intends to support clean energy, low-carbon cities, low-emission agriculture, forestry, and climate adaptation.
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One obvious way to blow up the healthcare system: The Trump administration ends payments on cost-sharing subsidies, which the government gives to insurers to help offset the cost of covering people with low incomes (up to $50,040 for a family of three).
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After her May 19 wedding to Harry at Windsor's St. George's Chapel, Meghan's clothing budget for official outings will be covered by the money that Prince Charles gives to Prince William, Kate and Harry from his Duchy of Cornwall income of about $28 million.
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Here are three relevant tips he gives to all new age entrepreneurs looking to disturb this racket even further: In a 2012 talk at Y Combinator Startup School, Zuckerberg stressed to founder Paul Graham that entrepreneurs need to give themselves more flexibility in each pursuit.
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His readings are at times controversial, as when he declares Locke's political philosophy more Hobbesian than is generally thought, and in the prominent place he gives to Pierre Bayle, a 17th-century French Protestant, but it is for scholars to quibble over these interpretations.
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Last week, President Donald Trump lobbed yet another grenade at the Affordable Care Act (ACA), cutting off cost-sharing reduction (CSR) payments, the reimbursements the federal government gives to insurers for offering discounts to some 6 million low-income individuals on ACA marketplaces plans.
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Do we actually want to be saying that somebody who works hard and doesn't live in a McMansion and gives to charity should be entitled to as much money as they want and only people who are mean and rude and ostentatious shouldn't be?
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Beyond the prompts it gives to its customers about their spending habits, Aspiration is one of the most charitable financial firms in the country, giving out 10 percent of its earnings to charitable micro-loans and mentorship programs for low-income Americans, the company said.
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While the name of this Manhattan Theater Club production might seem to promise a snooze, the title refers not to a siesta but to the baize surface of a snooker table — or specifically to the resistance it gives to the balls that skim across it.
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A keen golfer who describes herself as highly competitive, Botin was ranked by Forbes as one of the world's most powerful women; she told Spanish TV in January the special thing about her job is the power it gives to change lives for many people.
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Congress might try to subpoena whatever written summary Mueller's team gives to Rosenstein, but the regulations suggest that would only come at the end of the special counsel's probe, which seems certain to continue until the end of this year and perhaps well into 2019.
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A keen golfer who describes herself as highly competitive, Botin was ranked by Forbes as one of the world's most powerful women; she told Spanish TV in January the special thing about her job is the power it gives to change lives for many people.
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In the Russian imagination, Chechnya, a thousand miles south of Moscow on the edge of the Caucasus mountains, is a place of violence, home to a people who are to be feared and ultimately subjugated, yet awarded the respect one gives to a valiant enemy.
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However, as Mari knows, it's clearly a risk to focus on making software for one pair of earbuds, since Fennex can't control what Apple does with its hardware or the access it gives to developers who want to develop software that works with it.
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"As the mother of life, Mother Earth gives birth, and gives us everything we need to live -- the food, the water, the medicines, the clothing, the shelter, and most of all, the love, kindness and teachings that a mother gives to her child," Courchene tells the gathering.
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The new measures at least begin to break the uniformity that Facebook gives to everything shared on its platform—an issue that, while creating a consistent visual appearance, also adds legitimacy to fake news stories by making them look nearly identical to real ones in the newsfeed.
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Christie blamed the attention on her speech on the public build up everyone gives to the opening of the Republican convention, saying "the worst day of the convention is the first day " and insisted that the story won't even be mentioned after the second day's events.
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That includes how much income he continues to draw from businesses that appear to be benefiting from his new gig, how much (if anything) he gives to charity, and how he takes advantage of tax rules that favor the rich, including ones he himself has made law.
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So late last year, Johan Duramy, a CapitalG principal on the growth team, called up Zuri Kemp, who heads up Google's engineering education program, and asked if she could help him create a modified version of the machine learning training program it gives to its own engineers.
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As Amanda Sakuma wrote for Vox on Sunday, Bolton's current trip to Israel is aimed at doing a bit of damage control with regional allies alarmed about the American withdrawal and the free rein it gives to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian backers.
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Pride 2017 The biologist, performer and author Julia Serano is a leading transfeminist thinker and the author of "Whipping Girl," which Jill Soloway, the creator of the Amazon series "Transparent," cites as a major influence and the first book she gives to transgender friends, like Caitlyn Jenner.
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" "The official word from myself," said the man identifying as Zinklebink, "along with the Harvard Lampoon and that is we are appalled the lack of integrity from the Harvard Crimson, we pledge to donate a dollar for every dollar the Crimson gives to the News Integrity Initiative.
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"The talks with the company have been fruitless as Ryanair refuses to apply the Portuguese law, recognise the rights that the Portuguese constitution gives to its citizens," the union said in a statement, also criticising the Portuguese government for doing nothing to defend its union members' rights.
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Given how much space the report gives to the testimony of students who feel marginalized and targeted on campuses, the report will surely displease certain free speech absolutists, who might be inclined to argue that today's college students need to get over their addiction to hurt feelings.
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But for the first half of the discussion, Rubio is tearing himself down, building his opponent up, and complaining about unfair attacks — it's the interview that a campaign manager privately gives to work the ref, not the interview the candidate gives the day before voting begins.
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There's an ease in the way he pops his board out of a ramp, the smile as he bails, the pat on the back he gives to check on the well-being of whoever he just slammed into at the bottom of an eight-stair rail.
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"The court rightly ruled that the House of Representatives cannot ask the judiciary to take its side in political disputes and cannot use federal courts to accomplish through litigation what it cannot achieve using the tools the Constitution gives to Congress," a department spokesman said in a statement.
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"The Court rightly ruled that the House of Representatives cannot ask the judiciary to take its side in political disputes and cannot use federal courts to accomplish through litigation what it cannot achieve using the tools the Constitution gives to Congress," a department spokesperson said in a statement.
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The $150 million a year in economic assistance the U.S. gives to Egypt is at stake, as well as a backlog of hundreds of millions of dollar in funding for programs to strengthen democracy and promote economic development that was appropriated by Congress but has yet to be delivered.
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And if the message that your culture gives to you is that you have no chance, you have no hope, why work hard because even if you work hard you're not going to get ahead, I think that's very self-destructive to kids who grew up like I did.
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Mr. Arce defended the use of Venezuelan oil money to fund private companies as a new way of using international development funds, no more improper than the millions of dollars in aid that the United States gives to Nicaraguan civic groups to promote democracy, human rights and governance.
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I mean, that's what I'm interested in promoting, and in my own way that's what I've been doing since I was a kid, and that's what I'll do till my deathbed, because it gives... To me, there's one meaning in life, and that is to help each other.
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"I don't think Robert Mueller will want to have that dramatic flair of the Ides of March when he is going to be delivering what I think are going to be are his indictments, the final indictments, as well the report he gives to the attorney general," Brennan said.
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He promised that those who fled religious tyranny would find religious tolerance in America, "For happily the Government of the United States gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance …" In his Charlottesville remarks and pardon of Arpaio, Trump effectively gave sanction to bigotry and assistance to persecution.
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" Lightfoot told reporters after the speech that her advice to Buttigieg about winning over black voters is the same as the advice she gives to former Vice President Joe Biden: "We cannot survive without our party recognizing the absolutely necessity that our urban centers have to have resources and support.
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Despite cutting aid to the Palestinian Authority and projects in the West Bank and Gaza alongside its decision to stop funding the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, the Trump administration has decided to maintain the funding it gives to the Palestinian security services.
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"As a free-speech fundamentalist and a student of Internet culture, I appreciate how fragile and precious the 4chan ecosystem is and how much it gives to the wider Internet — even if some corners of it, such as /pol/, don't always approve of me very much," Yiannopoulos told the entertainment trade.
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This could be a renewal of its targeted long-term financing operations (TLTROs) for banks — these are multi-year cheap loans for the lenders — or even the lifting of the ECB's deposit rate — the charge it gives to banks to hold cash — which could help them on the cost side.
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But the logic of this change offers no rationale for the 1,000 percent increase in the exemption the bill gives to banks from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act -allowing 500 mortgages a year per institution instead of 5 before this important has tool in fighting racial discrimination must be deployed.
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Seth Haye helps oversee $1.2 billion for Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, and Forbes just named him the best next-generation wealth manager in the US.Haye gave Business Insider the tips he gives to younger clients, which are themed around finding ways to manage their spending and maximize their investing long-term.
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He is just doing with great skills his PR job, above all with no trash talk and without offending anyone as it's quite normal in modern MMA, but with subtle irony, playing the character of "mental devastated" that every stupid in this world lightly gives to him without actually knowing him.
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When the public advocate's office placed calls to a sample of speech and occupational therapy specialists on lists that the department gives to parents in the Bronx, the majority of calls went unanswered, and only a small number of providers had availability and were willing to travel to the borough.
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The latest take on the classic tale of Robin Hood, cleverly called Robin Hood, dropped its first teaser trailer Thursday showing the man who takes from the rich and gives to the poor in a whole new light with tons of slow motion, intense music, and a lot of death by arrows.
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Both of these are helping WalkMe expand not just in terms of platforms but intelligence: the company is powering the recommendations it gives to users (and to businesses in terms of how they build their services both for customers and employees) through machine learning algorithms that are bringing in all these and other data points.
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His lawyers also state that the U.S. government had been aware of 21 Savage's legal status as early as 2017 because the artist had applied for a U-Visa in 2017, which is gives to victims of crimes committed in the US. In 2013, 21 Savage was shot six times and his friend was murdered.
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Flowing with life the water gives to not only my zebras, but my city, as the rivers run crashing into grand water mills that give breath to the very being of movement — for my city is a wandering nomad built upon a gigantic robot with defence systems challenging that of the United States Air Force.
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The staff seated her, as if she were a guest, and Ms. Mar took notes on the back of her menu, writing down questions and ways to improve not only on flavors and presentations, but also on the introductory monologue a server gives to each table (which she determined to be a smidgen too long).
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And there is something exhilarating about that, about the film's effortless indulgence, even as it also gets scrutinized for perceived shortcomings — with regard to what it owes the sprawling Asian American population, for how it portrays the country in which it takes place, and for the pass it gives to the incredible privilege most of its characters enjoy.
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Director Rachel Lears is blessed with compelling subjects (these are, after all, people charismatic enough to convince thousands to vote for them), and she's also got an eye for little moments that feel like entire stories on their own – like the epic side-eye Ocasio-Cortez gives to sum up her feelings about Crowley's campaign brochure.
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"I don't like to say I never see new people, but I'm currently booked until next year," Darden told me last night as she was finishing up my facial — the same one she gives to the stars before the biggest red carpet of the year and one I wouldn't be getting again for a very long time, unfortunately.
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It is odd that Mr. Trump, who demanded proof on paper that President Obama was born in the United States, would expect voters to take on faith his own claims about his commercial successes, his dealings with business partners, what he gives to charity and other financial matters that could conflict with his duties if elected president.
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I think it's saying something really dangerous and the message it gives to people of color — and I can say this as a person of color who grew up watching these stories that I related to thematically and didn't see reflections of myself in them — what it tells you is you don't really have a place in this world.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Ocasio-Cortez blasts NYT editor for suggesting Tlaib, Omar aren't representative of Midwest Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE's (D) seat, announced that his office had sent the social media giant a list of 60 questions about data that it gives to political groups.
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Google's YouTube is in the midst of an ad boycott on its digital video site YouTube after companies like Verizon Communications Inc and Johnson & Johnson found their ads appearing next to extremist and other hate content.. Last year also saw Facebook admit to a string of measurement errors in the data is gives to advertisers regarding the amount of people that are watching their video ads.
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Trump, his personal attorney, and the White House's own memo of the call revealed that Trump, after emphasizing how much military aid the US gives to Ukraine, asked Ukraine's president for "a favor" by investigating CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity firm retained by the DNC, and an oil and gas company which had Hunter Biden, the son of former Vice President Joe Biden, on its board.
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The "pro-stay" elites that include the leadership of both major British political parties, most corporate leaders, and even the most famous British celebrities, are cynically selling the EU as some kind of ATM that just might stop spitting out whatever pittance it gives to the great British unwashed if they don't shut up and comply with this massive, powerful body in Brussels that none of them elected.
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In addition to the many videos he'll be able to find on the Internet, Lugo won't soon forget his awkward, upright-running trot — "I think I've just got an awkward jog, running's never been my strong point" - nor the tongue-in-cheek cold shoulder he got upon returning to the dugout, where second baseman Asdrubal Cabrera didn't offer the usual welcome he gives to a Met who has just homered.
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"All of the building blocks are in place, just in terms of the reputation of our education system for quality, the reputation of the country as tolerant and safe, and the affordability of education in Canada and the opportunities that Canada gives to international students to be welcomed on a more permanent basis," said Karen McBride, the president of the Canadian Bureau for International Education, an association of educational institutions.
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Rather, he has found a way to keep moving forward while living in the present and what it gives to him — be it a photograph of a helicopter crewman, Lance Corporal James Farley, taken by Larry Burrows during the Vietnam War for a photo-essay in LIFE (magazine); a reproduction of a torn and wrinkled photograph published in an auction catalog; or the FBI's return of a painting that he had abandoned and asked his former assistant to destroy.
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Read more:Legal experts explain how Prince Andrew could be forced to cooperate in the Jeffrey Epstein caseA British socialite who stayed at Jeffrey Epstein&aposs apartment says she felt like she &aposwas being watched&apos by &aposhidden cameras&apos during her visitPrince Charles could take away the millions of dollars he gives to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle if they pull back too much from royal dutiesA rare royal portrait shows Queen Elizabeth II and three generations of heirs: Prince Charles, Prince William, and Prince George
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersRepublicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' Sanders condemns his supporters' 'ugly, personal attacks' against Warren MORE (I-Vt) raised a key question: Will MSNBC be pushed into a fervent "Bernie embrace" like the bear-hug that Fox News often gives to President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE?
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