"I do have knowledge of Turing Pharmaceuticals," the man said.
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CNN noted that Kakanis would have knowledge of Stone's business dealings.
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I kind of have knowledge of him probably better than they do.
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First, he could have knowledge of the collusion aspect of the investigation.
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Staff did not have knowledge of the incident when it took place.
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Mr. Cooper responded that he did not have knowledge of Mr. Faulkner's involvement.
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The governor did not have knowledge of the rankings or the comprehensive data.
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"Unfortunately the victim's family did not have knowledge of the relationship," Hunter tells PEOPLE.
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We also have knowledge of about 2,000 people in Hungary working for this network.
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Loku aliens, he says, have "knowledge of high technology" and present in physical form.
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Industrial design is like architecture: You have to have knowledge of materials, materiality, and production.
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A Kaspersky Lab spokesperson said that they have knowledge of more victims around the world.
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"I wanted the children to have knowledge of themselves and their culture," Ms. Hayward said.
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Do they have knowledge of any money laundering involving the Trump Organization or Trump properties?
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The Free Beacon maintains that it did not fund or have knowledge of Steele's dossier.
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The firm said it did not have knowledge of any investigation ordered by the federal prosecutors.
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"I still believe there are people out there who have knowledge of this case," he says.
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He said he believes people should have knowledge of which companies are donating to certain parties.
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Does Flynn have knowledge of something so damaging that it keeps Trump crouched in his defense?
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Daniels' current lawyer, Michael Avenatti, appeared to have knowledge of the settlement Cohen made on behalf Broidy.
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However, in order for users to make an informed choice, they must have knowledge of the facts.
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The officials have knowledge of the probe and have identified the suspect as 235-year-old Sayfullo Saipov.
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First, the entire report was based on one unnamed person who claimed to have knowledge of the situation.
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The report cited two GOP lawmakers and four senior House Republican aides who have knowledge of Chaffetz's plans.
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To scale this company, we need people who have knowledge of the traditional technology in manufacturing and distribution.
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Smyth also told the FBI he didn't have "knowledge of Ford's allegations of improper conduct against Kavanaugh," Bruce said.
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The people, who have knowledge of the meeting, declined to be named as the roundtable details were not public.
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The sources, who have knowledge of the matter, could not be identified as the information is not yet public.
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And, of course, you have knowledge of the thousands of cases out there that — where people have been charged.
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The president's legal team has said Trump did not attend the meeting and did not have knowledge of it.
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What's special about this is that it's hanging out for an hour with people who have knowledge of my work.
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I gather that although you recruited this person and evidently have knowledge of his negotiation process, you don't actually manage him.
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"McKinsey consultants cannot direct MIO investments and do not have knowledge of MIO third-party managers or specific investments," he said.
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"Sommeliers not only have knowledge of expensive and esoteric wines, but they know where to find the values," Ms. Zanotti said.
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While CFPs have knowledge of their own to impart to their clients, they sometimes enlist the help of other resources, too.
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"The direction is for the F-23 decision to be put back," said one the sources who have knowledge of the discussion.
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Kutcher has doled out a lot of investing advice over the years, often recommending to invest in areas you have knowledge of.
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And this would mean that Bolton should have knowledge of whether Trump privately asked any foreign officials to investigate his political rivals.
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If you have knowledge of these interactions, feel free to report directly to our Beyoncé-Meets-The-Lion-King-Cast tip line.
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More importantly, elections are administered by states, so why Utah would have knowledge of voting machine problems across the country is insane.
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" When Gottwald's lawyer asked why Gaga claimed to have knowledge of Gottwald's alleged assault, Gaga said, "She told me he assaulted her.
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We rightly assume people who go have knowledge of North Korea, who are doing reading about what kind of place it is.
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All three have knowledge of Trump's dealings with Ukraine and have testified on the matter privately in support of the whistleblower's claim.
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Use this time to show you've clearly done your homework on the business and you have knowledge of the space it's operating in.
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This article is based on interviews with more than 20153 people who knew either Wang or Durbajlo or have knowledge of the case.
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They can do the dumbest TikTok trends that are only relevant to the app — it just shows that they have knowledge of it.
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But it isn't clear if the attorney general did have knowledge of Giuliani's own investigative efforts or of Trump's interest in the subject.
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So I asked eight people who might have a better idea—all have knowledge of the US political process, elections, and constitutional law.
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They'll have knowledge of your condition and the drugs you're already taking and will be able to tailor their acupuncture approach accordingly, he advises.
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If Trump did have knowledge of the deal, then presumably he purposely chose not to sign, which would give weight to the signature argument.
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That's why Milanovic pointedly ended one of his earlier books with a quote by the poet Constantine Cavafy: Men have knowledge of the present.
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The people who have knowledge of the two divestment deals declined to be named as they were not allowed to discuss them in public.
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I believe that if you live long enough, you have enough information to make predictions because you have to have knowledge of the past.
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"All I can tell you today is I will tell the truth about any matter that I have knowledge of," he told reporters Thursday.
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I informed him that I cannot issue such a statement because I did not have knowledge of transactions that had occurred in his account.
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Reuters could not immediately verify the claim and it was not clear how Avenatti would have knowledge of any payment from Vekselberg to Cohen.
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Reuters could not immediately verify Avenatti's claim and it was not clear how he would have knowledge of any payment from Vekselberg to Cohen.
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In April, Sajudin told CNN he claims to have knowledge of a relationship Trump had with his former housekeeper that resulted in a child.
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In South Africa, for example, nearly 80% of primary-school maths teachers have knowledge of the subject below that expected of a sixth-grade pupil.
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Whether Abdeslam -- or any of the other four suspects taken into custody -- have knowledge of active terrorist cells or operational plots remains to be seen.
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At the time, American intelligence officials wrongly concluded that he was a top-ranking leader of Al Qaeda who might have knowledge of forthcoming plots.
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Second, did Trump's people have knowledge of or involvement in the operation in which prominent Democrats' hacked emails were leaked, reportedly by the Russian government?
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"She didn't have knowledge of what Dr. Hicks had been doing, and she did not have an allegiance to him or his family," Blasio says.
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The sources for this article have knowledge of questionable U.S. dealings with murderous paramilitaries that had publicly been declared enemies of freedom in the region.
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Senators have not resolved whether to call witnesses who may have knowledge of Trump's dealings with Ukraine, such as former national security adviser John Bolton.
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Chinese state media reported that the cultural commission — which oversees the Great Wall — didn't have knowledge of the promotion, nor did it approve of the event.
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"I think [straight participants] should at least have knowledge of what the struggle has been and why we have Pride in the first place," he says.
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Many of the German treatises required the reader be aware of preexisting techniques and have knowledge of the clunky, if interesting, lexicon used by some masters.
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The sources, who have knowledge of talks between the two countries, asked not to be identified because they were not authorized to talk to the media.
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"We do not have knowledge of how much of Elon Musk's SpaceX shares (if any) are currently pledged as collateral for any existing loans," he said.
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"The more people have knowledge of the Southern border the more they will understand what we literally can and cannot do," Texas Republican John Carter told CNN.
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The company is offering an easy to use, drag-and-drop visual interface for building Amazon Alexa skills that doesn't require you to have knowledge of coding.
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"We are asking the public's help if they have knowledge of where this person is to contact the homicide section," Officer Larry Hadfield tells PEOPLE on Thursday.
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And even if they do have knowledge of her, it's not necessarily knowledge that's going to give you the tools to have context for what she's saying.
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As a consequence, we did not have knowledge of the extent of the spread of this virus across metropolitan areas in many states in the United States.
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"They're in a unique position to have knowledge of all sorts of extremely sensitive information," said John Simpson, the director of the privacy project at Consumer Watchdog.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-New York, Trump's former personal attorney and fixer pointed to three little-known Trump Organization officials who could have knowledge of potential crimes.
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The attention generated by a widely read newspaper report can spur those who might have knowledge of his activities to come forward in hopes of reward money.
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According to Reuters, the police have knowledge of people who received the money from the central bank of Bangladesh, but do not know the identities of the hackers.
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He finds it absurd that a student can graduate from school and not know how to write a check, or be required to have knowledge of personal finance.
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"I have knowledge of a video that documents the near fatal crash of the C-2000 aircraft at Thule, Greenland," that crew member told NASA in an email.
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The two Defense Department officials, both of whom have knowledge of the preliminary findings, spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation has not yet been released.
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Cramer finds it absurd that a student can graduate from school and not know how to write a check, or be required to have knowledge of personal finance.
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But multiple people who have spoken to Apple and have knowledge of their thinking in recent months say that's simply not true, and TV-MA content is fair game.
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He said the point of border control is to have knowledge of who is entering your territory, but forcing people into the hands of smugglers has the opposite effect.
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"The aim is to test the capability of the Izumo by sending it out on an extended mission," said one of the sources who have knowledge of the plan.
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That&aposs something I played around with for a while, but then I realized there were a lot of things she wouldn&apost have knowledge of [as the narrator].
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They will have to be able to read model drawings and sketches, have knowledge of Lego elements, be a talented builder in their own right, and enjoy teaching children.
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The official who wrote the op-ed seemed to have knowledge of Cabinet meetings, but did not directly quote the President as if they had directly interacted with him.
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Other examples in Nolan's work are the nested worlds in Inception—the fact that we have knowledge of the scene in the van, when we are actually in the hotel.
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Devumi's founder denied that his company sold fake followers — which are called bots — telling the Times, "The allegations are false, and we do not have knowledge of any such activity."
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"To those that have knowledge of this despicable act and refuse to share it with police, I will simply say that tomorrow it could be your loved one," Bond added.
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"Before, whenever there was bombardment, we wouldn't have knowledge of a strike until the wounded reach us," said Yousef, a 23-year old nurse in a field hospital outside Aleppo.
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But the revelation that Papadopoulos told campaign officials, including Sessions, of his connections appeared to contradict the attorney general's previous statements that he did not have knowledge of such contacts.
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"Before, whenever there was bombardment, we wouldn't have knowledge of a strike until the wounded reach us," said Yousef, a 23-year old nurse in a field hospital outside Aleppo.
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Officials said a caller earlier this month reported concerns about the channel, but didn&apost mention any potential threat of violence and didn&apost have knowledge of the man possessing weapons.
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Material witness laws allow officials to detain those who may have knowledge of crimes committed by others to ensure they will testify in legal proceedings, including grand jury sessions and trials.
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If that is the case, we would not have received any information collected from such pixel or have knowledge of whether, and to what extent, the customer shared information with Facebook.
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"If you have knowledge of someone doing something like this, making bombs, and bombing the community and terrorizing the community, you have an obligation, a duty to report that," McCaul said.
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But Ostergren said the case shows "it&aposs never too late" to help, and that he hopes it inspires others who may have knowledge of other unsolved homicides to do the same.
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It is primarily based on anonymous sources and a public claim by a politician — none of which has been backed up by evidence or the people alleged to have knowledge of it.
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"The president believed that the photos might prove that the media had lied in reporting that attendance had been no better than average," said three sources who have knowledge of the conversation.
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Although couples won't need to pay for her services, since no personal gain is allowed, they'll need to have knowledge of New Zealand's Church of The Flying Spaghetti Monster to get married.
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Women need to have knowledge of what other people are making in the same business, the same level they are at in the company, and advocate for an increase in their wages.
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WICET first proposed the restructuring to the lenders' representative, McGrathNicol, last week, according to the people, who have knowledge of the financing talks but declined to be identified because negotiations were confidential.
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"I know the budget process at the campaign, and I can't think of three people who would have knowledge of the decision rights for this type of transaction," he said in an interview.
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So while he may not have participated in the Trump Tower meeting with the Russians, he may still have knowledge of the meeting or whether those Russians were ever introduced to Trump himself.
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During the hearing, Harris called for a new election and maintained that he did not have knowledge of any illegal activity but recognized that the public's confidence in the election had been undermined.
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Helm says that means she would have to have knowledge of the specific danger -- and there was no way for her to have that info because Usher kept his trap shut about it.
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" Notably, the commission found that deaths were centrally tracked and that military and civilian superiors have knowledge of crimes, or are at least were aware of allegations and chose to "consciously disregard such information.
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"They are going to have knowledge of vulnerabilities that the manufacturer can't fix, you have about 1.5 million dollars, you could buy a zero day exploit for this type of device [iPhone]," Mitnick said.
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The four men have knowledge of the administration&aposs dealings with Ukraine, and efforts to withhold military aid to the country in order to pressure an investigation into Trump&aposs political rival Joe Biden.
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The questions have been largely about what was discussed at meetings, including dinners, between Stone and Gates, before and during the campaign, said the sources, who have knowledge of the substance of the recent interviews.
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" He added: "If we have knowledge of anything that's basically cheating — drug abuse, what have you — if we choose to stay silent, we are jeopardizing our career in the game as well as significant fines.
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Coming from last year, I wasn't really on TikTok and I was a washed-up Viner and now I have knowledge of making content on the internet, but now I just do it for brands.
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The specific locations of all of the hotels were not available, and he did not have knowledge of whether additional youth were held recently or how many adults may also have been placed at hotels.
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"There is a whole host of people apparently who have knowledge of these events," Representative Adam Schiff of California, who is spearheading the inquiry as the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, told reporters on Thursday.
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Now, like me, you probably did hundreds of cases, maybe thousands of cases, charging people with criminal offenses and, of course, you have knowledge of the thousands of cases out there where people have been charged.
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"A statement of this nature is always going to be political because if you have knowledge of this issue, you file a complaint, you don't make a statement," said Francisco Rivas, director of the National Citizens Observatory.
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The Hall of Fame coach allegedly told players they would be "hanged from trees with nooses" if they failed to improve, according to the newspaper, which cites interviews with seven people who have knowledge of the investigation.
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"We have knowledge of the approval of the project through the (Saudi Arabian) Council for Economic and Development Affairs ... and we are in close dialogue with our Saudi partners," said a spokesman for the Munich-based company.
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For instance, Torch's coaching procedure includes a "360 review," a performance review system that incorporates feedback from all angles, including an employee's manager, peers, and other people within an organization who have knowledge of the employee's work.
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Pence dismissed those suggestions on "Fox News" Sunday, pointing to Christie's statements that he did not have knowledge of the Bridgegate scheme involving a politically motivated shutdown of some of the lanes to the George Washington Bridge.
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On Tuesday, Ben Wallace, Britain's minister for security, told journalists at a Home Office briefing that Mr. Cantlie was thought to be alive, though he did not disclose how the government might have knowledge of his condition.
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While investment bankers certainly have knowledge of how real-world financial markets operate, they lack the scholarly understanding of the larger picture of how those markets interact with monetary policy and connect Wall Street to the real economy.
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So they're more of an insider threat because they're recruiting people in law enforcement who may have knowledge of law enforcement investigations or operations that are pending against militia members or other extremists for weapons violations or whatever.
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Still, the calls were not previously known — and they reveal that Stone was still in touch with Trump personally around the time Stone professed to have knowledge of WikiLeaks's plans to release emails damaging to the Clinton campaign.
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Wade told the Post the US Marshals Service had no knowledge of the allegations that a member of the President's family has a financial interest in CertiPath, and did not have knowledge of the complaint to the inspector general.
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In the state of Texas, there is a fairly new certification process for our police where officers are trained to notice and recognize mental health issues and have knowledge of the drugs people take and the effects of them.
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If you're reading this and have knowledge of the salamanders' whereabouts, you're encouraged to contact the Fish and Wildlife Service's San Antonio Office of Law Enforcement at (210) 681-8419 or Operation Game Thief at 1-800-792-GAME.
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Do you have knowledge of whether Mr. Cohen, or any Trump associate, directly or through shell companies, made payments either to hackers or to internet companies that ran a botnet of fake accounts and websites on behalf of Russia?
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Railguns use electromagnetic energy instead of gunpowder to propel rounds, and China's is capable of striking a target 124 miles away at speeds of up to 1.6 miles per second, according to the people who have knowledge of the intelligence report.
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"We have knowledge of a criminal organization with resources, which has offered up to $1 million for each person on the FARC secretariat who is murdered," Spanish lawyer Enrique Santiago told local Caracol Radio, referring to the group's leadership council.
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"We are, right now, calling all our precinct captains [in] precincts where we have knowledge of what's missing, to report what we think happened there," Sanders's state director Robert Becker told Washington, DC, newspaper Roll Call after the caucus night party.
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Middle managers not only have knowledge of what senior members of management desire when achieving targets, they're also aware and supportive of what junior levels of staff need — meaning they have the insight on what's functioning and what needs resolving.
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But despite the allegations he faces, it does appear that Parnas may have knowledge of an early anti-Biden campaign that extends beyond Giuliani, the "three amigos," and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo — now involving a key member of Congress.
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Current employees who have knowledge of the meeting said that the general thrust of it was that Jigsaw's problems are in the past—that the article would focus on things that happened years ago, and that it's time to move past them.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has decided to drop China to "Tier 3," the lowest grade, putting it alongside Iran, North Korea and Syria among others, said the sources, who have knowledge of the internal deliberations and spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Doctors disagree with initial White House decision not to test Trump Several medical professionals who have knowledge of the White House medical office and normal procedure disagreed with the initial decision by the White House doctor not to test Trump for the coronavirus.
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A current and former official, both of whom have knowledge of the Senate investigation, disputed recent reports that the inquiry had stalled, but acknowledged that some Democrats on the committee have been frustrated with its pace and were pressing to move faster.
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The new rules are designed to allow workers from outside the European Union with lower qualifications to search for work in Germany for a period of six months, if they have the means to fund their stay and have knowledge of the German language.
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It just said it does have content reviewers who are Assamese and who review content in the language, as well as reviewers who have knowledge of the majority of official languages in India, including Assamese, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali and Marathi.
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Michael D. Cohen, President Trump's former lawyer, released a secret recording on Tuesday of a conversation between Mr. Cohen and Mr. Trump in which Mr. Trump appears to have knowledge of payments to a former Playboy model who said she had an affair with him.
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Claiming to have made a small fortune as a contractor working on projects overseen by the army and thus to have knowledge of these matters, he accuses the president of wasting millions of dollars on a luxury hotel, presidential palaces and other lavish projects.
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As members of the public were kept in the dark, the Transport and Housing Bureau said in a Wednesday night statement that the CAD would inform the bureau about safety-related incidents including those involving loss of separation, and therefore would have knowledge of what had occurred.
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Not many Austinites or non-professional musical tourists have knowledge of the underground UK jazz scene, but the bookers have built a framework such that anyone with open ears can bounce between venues for a handpicked selection of the best songs no one else has ever heard.
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But ethics lawyers — both Republicans and Democrats — say it is far from blind because he would have knowledge of the assets in the trust and be in contact with the people running it, making it unlike a conventional blind trust controlled entirely by an independent party.
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Tillerson overruled his own staff's assessments on the use of child soldiers in both countries and rejected the recommendation of senior diplomats in Asia and the Middle East who wanted to keep Iraq and Myanmar on the list, said the officials, who have knowledge of the internal deliberations.
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Experts told the GAO that the agencies could be vulnerable to espionage and cyber intrusions because the foreign owners could gain unauthorized access to the properties, be able to secretly install surveillance equipment, and have knowledge of building systems like heating, ventilation and electronics which could facilitate hacking.
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As was clear from the hearing, federal officials need to improve their communication with the professionals who administer elections in the states and counties, who are often learning about threats from leaks and innuendo rather than from direct communication from federal sources who have knowledge of potential threats.
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"These results fit with a lot of other research that has demonstrated mothers have knowledge of safe infant sleep recommendations, but this knowledge does not necessarily translate to adhering to the recommendations," said Trina C. Salm Ward of the University of Georgia School of Social Work in Athens.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Democrat-controlled U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee on Friday said it is seeking interviews with current and former federal prosecutors who may have knowledge of political meddling in criminal cases, including the four career officials who earlier this month quit the Roger Stone case.
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Group co-founder Rusdi Kirana is furious over what he sees as attempts by Boeing to deflect attention from recent design changes and blame Lion Air for the crash, while the airline faces scrutiny over its maintenance record and pilots' actions, said the people, who have knowledge of the matter.
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In a statement late Tuesday evening — hours after GOP leaders released their 800-page analysis of the 85033 terrorist attacks in the Libyan city — the committee said it would be proceeding with a new interview of a military official who claimed on Facebook that he might have knowledge of the incident.
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The Washington Post reports the House Judiciary Committee, when it returns to Washington next week, plans to hold hearings and call witnesses to testify who have knowledge of the hush-money payments to ex-Playboy model Karen McDougal and adult-film star Stephanie Clifford, known by her stage name Stormy Daniels.
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"Despite our request, and as set out in our status report, the committee has not had the opportunity to talk with numerous Cambridge Analytica personnel who may have knowledge of this and other issues — they must now be brought in for interviews," Schiff said in a statement on Saturday morning.
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According to the Nissan sources who have knowledge of the company's probe into its former chief, the person who helped Ghosn is Khaled Al-Juffali, vice chairman of one of Saudi Arabia's largest conglomerates, E. A. Juffali and Brothers, and a member of the board at the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority.
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"If it turns out that they did have knowledge of the breach and they sold prior to disclosure of the breach not as part of their regular, predetermined trading plan, then we're looking at potential insider trading lawsuits and potential law enforcement investigation," added Chew, a former federal prosecutor specializing in cyber crime.
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The amendment was there as a safety net in dealing with incapacity, and just how it affects one's discharge of the powers and duties of the office can only really be come at from the standpoint of those who have knowledge of what's going on and maybe needing assistance, at times, of doctors.
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Some of those jobs will likely be redeployed in other parts of its main corporate banking unit that StanChart is trying to strengthen, given its aim to increase lending to top companies in its main markets of Asia, Africa and the Middle East, said the sources who have knowledge of the plan.
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"More than half of the memos former FBI Director James Comey wrote as personal recollections of his conversations with President Trump about the Russia investigation have been determined to contain classified information," Hill reporter John Solomon writes, based on his conversations with unnamed officials who claim to have knowledge of the documents.
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And then we have an I.G. report coming out and I&aposm told as many as 22018 people that have knowledge of the Clinton e-mail server scandal, 22018 of them, FBI people, want to be subpoenaed so they can tell the story about corruption at the highest levels of the bureau that they love CARTER: Absolutely.
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Mattis is dismayed at the lack of detailed information he has received about about the attack, but there is no indication he is trying to unduly hurry the investigation being carried out by US Africa Command, according to all three officials -- all of whom are in a position to have knowledge of how Mattis views the situation.
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To further understand the impact of COVID-19, we asked five leading VCs who have invested in or have knowledge of startups focused on remote events to update us on the state of the market and to share where they see opportunity in the sector: Which trends in remote events/conferencing excite you the most from an investing perspective?
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It called on NMC to "avoid cloaking the investigation under attorney-client privilege by engaging a law firm as part of the review," and also to make the scope of the investigation public so that investors have knowledge of its limitations, along with releasing the full report to the public rather than channeling it through a press release.
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On December 15, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer sent a letter to McConnell asking that four key witnesses who have knowledge of the Ukraine scandal be called during the Senate trial: acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney, former National Security Adviser John Bolton, White House aide Robert Blair, and Office of Management and Budget official Michael Duffey.
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Read more: Guantánamo naval base safe after wildfire set off landmines Among the most consequential questions the court will consider is whether the government can stop the defense from speaking with foreign nationals in countries where CIA black sites may have been located — and from speaking with Americans who may have knowledge of so-called enhanced interrogation techniques used at these sites.
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"If they have knowledge of a specific investigation and a specific… search warrant… and they encrypt while that raid's going on to stop the agents from accessing the computers that they have a court order to access that could be considered obstruction of justice," says Josh Robbins, partner at litigation law firm Greenberg Gross LLP, discussing the risks of companies trying to thwart regulatory oversight.
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Three senior US defense officials told CNN on Wednesday that Mattis is dismayed at the lack of detailed information he has received about the attack, but there is no indication he is trying to unduly hurry the investigation being carried out by Africa Command, according to all three officials -- all of whom are in a position to have knowledge of how Mattis views the situation.
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Schumer proposed that the Senate subpoena four people who are in close proximity to the president or are expected to have knowledge of the circumstances surrounding the delay of roughly $400 million in military aid to Ukraine: Robert Blair, senior advisor to the acting White House chief of staff; Mulvaney; Bolton; and Michael Duffey, associate director for national security at the Office of Management and Budget.
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Regardless of the reason for the conference's cancellation, the announcement renewed a conversation about toxicity in the infosec community that has been taking place in earnest since at least 2017 (and in smaller circles before then), when the Verge reported on chat logs from well-known security researcher Morgan Marquis-Boire, in which he confessed to a series of sexual assaults; the Verge and VICE corroborated that reporting with multiple women who have knowledge of the assaults.
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Minimum Qualifications:• Master's degree and a minimum of 5 years of experience or a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 7 years of experience in/with managing and supporting programs focused on science and public health and advocacy programs• Must have excellent analytical skills• Must have knowledge of preparation of grant submissions, reporting and compliance requirements, management and identification of potential funding opportunities, and an understanding of oral and public health• Must have the ability to understand scientific information and great collaboration with researchers of different background• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)• Must be available to work evenings and weekends for meetings and travel to various locations in Maryland and Illinois, where the ADASRI has a presence.
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Minimum Qualifications: • Master's degree and a minimum of 5 years of experience or a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 7 years of experience in/with managing and supporting programs focused on science and public health and advocacy programs• Must have excellent analytical skills• Must have knowledge of preparation of grant submissions, reporting and compliance requirements, management and identification of potential funding opportunities, and an understanding of oral and public health• Must have the ability to understand scientific information and great collaboration with researchers of different background• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)• Must be available to work evenings and weekends for meetings and travel to various locations in Maryland and Illinois, where the ADASRI has a presence.
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