I don't care about anything having to do with anything having to do with anything other than the country.
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So he's going to sign another executive order having to do with the Second Amendment, having to do with guns.
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These breakdowns occurred for multiple and varying reasons: sometimes having to do with relative shifts in the balance of power, sometimes having to do with clashing ideologies, sometimes having to do with simple blunders and other idiosyncrasies of statecraft.
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One of the biggest ever given having to do with the cloud and having to do with a lot of other things.
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So we are going to be working very hard on the inner cities, having to do with education, having to do with crime.
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In all those steps, there are uncertainties and ranges, some having to do with the limitations of models, some having to do with the limitations of our understanding of the impacts of pollution, some having to do with difficult-to-quantify intangibles like the value of a human life.
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TRUMP: "I will be bringing a lot of litigation against a lot of people having to do with the corrupt investigation, having to do with the 2016 election." pic.twitter.
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" Trump ended his rant on the dangers posed by wind with the words, "I don't care about anything having to do with anything having to do with anything other than the country.
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You have the leaks coming out of intelligence and various departments having to do with Syria, having to do with all sorts of different places, having to do, frankly, with North Korea.
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Wade or anything having to do with abortion law -- yet.
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Here's another example having to do with Kushner's interest in Cadre.
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"Futureface" raises urgent questions having to do with history and complicity.
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This was having to do with the taxi industry or something.
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We're interested in anything having to do with Remington's marketing practices.
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He added, "There are wonderful things having to do with women's health."
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"Some big news having to do with London just happened," said Trump.
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Anything having to do with minimizing the hassle of flying, for one.
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Excuse me, there are wonderful things having to do with women's health.
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A lot of things have happened ... having to do with that subject.
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"We will be starting negotiations having to do with NAFTA," Trump said.
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"We're going to start renegotiating, having to do with NAFTA," he said.
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"I'm totally against abortion having to do with Planned Parenthood," he said.
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"We're going to start some negotiations having to do with NAFTA," Trump said.
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The question is: What's my message to lawmakers, having to do with immigration?
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People click on just about anything having to do with her and 2016.
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They went hiking and they absolutely adored anything having to do with mermaids.
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There is an exception to this general rule having to do with safety.
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Was there a specific story having to do with Syria that sparked that?
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""She was just upset about everything having to do with the Trump administration.
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Biggie released two albums in his career — both having to do with death.
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I couldn't have cared less about Russians having to do with my campaign.
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"It will be a statement having to do with the border and having to do with people illegally coming over the border and it will be my biggest statement so far on the border," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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There are a lot of problems in this country having to do with permissiveness.
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TD: We talk if I have deep questions having to do with technical diligence.
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Plus, she would have final say over everything having to do with the company.
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"I don't see anything having to do with any of those sites," he said.
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And she loved everything having to do with World Wrestling Entertainment, including Mr. Trump.
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Your bill is really good and really important, having to do with a certain aspect.
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I have dealt with some people that aren't very intelligent having to do with intel.
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Finally, a historical trend having to do with volatility also points Lee toward the financials.
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Stuver: So far, this discovery really doesn't touch on anything having to do with inflation.
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There's plenty of room for improvement, most of that having to do with the remote.
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As the new year begins, many people make resolutions, often having to do with weight.
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We could really be helped a lot with Russia having to do with North Korea.
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"I think we could really do something having to do with DACA," Trump told reporters.
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But does it measure something having to do with some aspect of behavior or cognition?
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There is, however, a complicating factor here, having to do with the question of truth.
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Having to do with loans, mortgages, taxicabs and various other things, if you read the paper.
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I think he represented Ukraine or people having to do with Ukraine, or people that -- whoever.
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It's not my thing and I know there is something having to do with Julian Assange.
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It's typical for senators to request and review available records having to do with presidential nominees.
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Anything having to do with re-election or grassroots lobbying must stay on the personal accounts.
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You have the leaking coming out of intelligence and various departments having to do with Syria.
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Miller says Jack loves any kind of ball and anything having to do with the water.
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They simply hate anything having to do with traditional America, and seek to tear it down.
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"I'm not here to do anything having to do with deciding about impeachment," Mr. Taylor said.
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The announcement followed months of controversy and outrage surrounding nearly anything having to do with Yiannopoulos.
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Q: I am pursuing due diligence regarding the accepted best practices having to do with theft.
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And no — they're not holding off for some altruistic reason having to do with marriage equality.
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I think he represented Ukraine, or people representing Ukraine, or people having to do with whoever.
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But in truth, this could be Trump talking about anything having to do with the virus.
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"Eponymous" means that the physicist's name was given to something having to do with those waves.
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I think he represented Ukraine or people having to do with Ukraine, or people that — whoever.
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The problem is more pervasive, having to do with an overall lack of quality health care.
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But we had some concerns, mainly having to do with our preconceived ideas of organized tours.
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But lately the media's identified some other big numbers, all having to do with older women.
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But notwithstanding that, the more important business having to do with software [and] cloud services, exceeded expectations.
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There are wonderful things having to do with women's health, but not when it comes to abortion.
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"I was not informed about anything having to do with the Navy ship," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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It's been a long scientific journey, having to do with the gut and inflammation and the microbiome.
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"When I first came back I saw so many problems having to do with war," he said.
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Mild spoilers for The Incredibles 2 ahead, mostly having to do with how sexy the movie is.
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"A lot of [the protest] is having to do with reform, from what I understand," he said.
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As a kid in Omaha, Buffett was fascinated by anything having to do with numbers and money.
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Some of this revenue comes from services that might be classified as having to do with technology.
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And he's a person who, again, he knows a lot of people having to do with politics.
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" May: "If Russia did anything having to do with our election, I want to know about it.
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The book "raises urgent questions having to do with history and complicity," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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That, like almost everything else having to do with Comey, depends on which political side you stand.
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" He reiterated his pledge on Sunday, saying, "We're going to start renegotiating, having to do with NAFTA.
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"We could really be helped a lot with Russia having to do with North Korea," Trump said.
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"The effects tended to be things having to do with neural development and nerve cell development," Greenhouse said.
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I would get all sorts of bullshit responses, most of them having to do with speech and freedom.
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Issues around school or learning, or problems having to do with travel, will be on your mind today.
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Having to do with — what about all these states that have laws that protect people who break laws?
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Something having to do with the middle letter of the word "defense" should, theoretically, be the correct answer.
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The ones correlated with educational attainment were clustered in regions having to do with the central nervous system.
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Because some of them now also sell pillows and sheets and other things having to do with bedding.
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I don't have that, and can't proclaim myself a knower of all things having to do with race.
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It has a simple definition—unearned advantage, likely having to do with wealth—but implies so much more.
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He's been involved in all the issues having to do with the EPA that I've been involved in.
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P. Morgan-Amazon health care group and I think that's weighing on everything having to do with drugstores.
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So we're going to have a very, very robust, level of performance having to do with mental health.
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"I've dealt with some people that aren't very intelligent having to do with intel," Trump said on Sunday.
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Sara Seager: I love any movie having to do with extraterrestrials, like ET. The movie Gravity was amazing.
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We queers were so hungry to see anything having to do with gayness represented, no matter how clumsily.
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But there were advantages to coming to the store, not all of them having to do with shopping.
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The case against using it: First, President Trump has signed several executive orders having to do with immigration.
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It shouldn't be a surprise that anything having to do with Android is going to lean heavily on Google.
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In his dissertation, Sheffield formulated a problem having to do with finding order in a complicated set of surfaces.
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If anything, I was repulsed by everything having to do with babies, except the part where you make them.
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There are so many features to consider on modern TVs, most of them having to do with picture quality.
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HAWLEY: You know, Claire McCaskill is eager to change the record from anything having to do with her record.
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And Trump tweeted Wednesday that he "was not informed about anything having to do" with USS John McCain planning.
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I don't watch anything having to do with The Bachelor franchise — for reasons too complicated to spell out here.
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But there are unique challenges having to do with organizing as a young person that I have lived through.
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The insurance companies are getting rich on health care and health services and everything having to do with health.
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He said he's not going to do tessing of rockets or missiles or anything having to do with nuclear.
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Is there anything else that you wish people knew about your job, especially having to do with gunshot victims?
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This is standard practice, by the way, for anything having to do with the former members of One Direction.
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MACCALLUM: Observers of all things having to do with values and presidents and football and all of those things.
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"[Pruitt's] been involved in every issue having to do with the EPA that I've been involved in," Inhofe said.
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This is the time to trust your gut concerning anything having to do with your climb to the top.
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Finally at 2:29, there were two more alerts having to do with the plane's flight control computer systems.
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A 1996 law gives digital platforms significant immunity from lawsuits having to do with harm inflicted by their users.
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I think Hillary Clinton was catastrophic in those decisions, having to do with Libya and just about everything else.
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But they still have some big limitations, largely having to do with memory—or rather, a lack of it.
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After Ingrid died, Cecilia handled everything having to do with the houses, in addition to being the appointed projectionist.
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There are questions worth exploring about the Steele dossier, having to do with, say, the transparency of campaign spending.
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Speak up for those whose voices are not centered in conversations having to do with power and decision-making.
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If Russia hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election, I want to know about it.
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Trump: I won't respond, but you're right — we are looking at certain questions having to do with the word collusion.
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Gather everything you have, whether it's statements about your IRA or 401(k), or receipts having to do with taxes.
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For the most part, nothing, though like everything else having to do with student loans, it depends on individual circumstances.
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Spoiler: It would seem Cookie would do poorly in space, mostly for reasons having to do with her beautification routine.
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Law Enforcement is looking into another big corruption scandal having to do with Election Fraud in #Broward and Palm Beach.
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Each of those departures was described as having to do with fundamental disagreements about how Facebook was reimagining app operations.
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It cited technical reasons having to do with the mechanism by which his party had chosen him as its candidate.
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Even by Ovitz's account, Meyer has a long list of legitimate grievances, many having to do with Ovitz's simple greed.
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"But having to do with abortion, if it ever were overturned, it would go back to the states," he added.
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Trump tweeted in October that the House incumbent had "done an outstanding job at everything having to do with #MAGA."
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For complicated reasons having to do with racism, discrimination and economic inequality, women of color are disproportionately insured by Medicaid.
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But viewers familiar with the novel will notice some fresh material having to do with the teenagers in the series.
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Then Pence would ram ahead with a social-conservative agenda on every topic having to do with people having sex.
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She's taking everything in, having to do with the trauma that her sister Rue [played by Zendaya] has gone through.
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"He is not before the court for anything having to do with colluding with the Russian government," the judge said.
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Jewish subjects of obituaries often present another consideration, having to do with culture and history as well as religious faith.
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"This is having nothing to do with me but having to do with the future of our country," he said.
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Given the sensitivities around anything having to do with Judaism or Israel, the synagogue is not open to the public.
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"A lot of dictionaries have historically been very squeamish about including words having to do with explicit sex acts," she explains.
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"And then a couple of weeks later I started hearing about people having to do with trauma, head trauma," he said.
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Apple won a $1 billion judgment off Samsung back in 2012 for several patent infringements having to do with the iPhone.
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So in this case, Fossil may have cracked something having to do with hybrid watches, but we just don't know yet.
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"It's certainly typical of this administration when it comes to anything having to do with reproductive rights, sexual assault," Murphy said.
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Lynne has also filed a legal motion to be kept informed of all matters having to do with her daughter's conservatorship.
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" Schumer added: "Judge Kavanaugh, particularly after this interview, needs to recuse himself from anything having to do with the Mueller probe.
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A bureaucrat in a regulatory agency having to do with healthcare in the U.S. is going to give you one answer.
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" Rhimes explained that she grew up "sheltered from the ugliness of any realties having to do with poverty and real racism.
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Given the industry's biggest bully pulpit, Cook didn't mention the FBI, Congress, terrorism, or anything having to do with the law.
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"If Russia hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.
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Specifically, they looked at questions having to do with demographics and sexual history, orgasm during intercourse, orgasm quality, and genital touching.
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They have a lot of legitimate reasons having to do with the fact that their identity isn't supported by the platform.
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They did not discuss anything having to do with the United States' decision to expel diplomats or impose censure against Russia.
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I would have very specific issues with that, having to do with the fact that it's the opposite of community policing.
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Derke keeps track of everything having to do with her performances in a master folder, which she builds months in advance.
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"They would like to do certain things with respect to Syria, having to do with the safety of Israel," he said.
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But most changes having to do with the Post Office's governance structure and employee relations would have to go through Congress.
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What's more, 22,26 workers were in jobs having to do with hardware functions that probably wouldn't exist in the next decade.
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The reasons for this convergence are complex, possibly having to do with the way production technology now spreads quickly across borders.
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He gave Lopez specific areas that he was concerned about, some having to do with a level of seriousness in practice.
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Tobacco laws, including those having to do with hookah, can drastically vary from state to state and even city to city.
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"Everything having to do with this fraudulent investigation is badly tainted and, in my opinion, should be thrown out," Trump wrote.
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"Everything having to do with this fraudulent investigation is badly tainted and, in my opinion, should be thrown out," Trump tweeted.
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I would say probably the big thing is his business, and they're looking at something having to do with his business.
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Let's take that, put it in an edition as a part of seven different snaps having to do with that edition.
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Last year, Mel B told PEOPLE she would be the first to tell fans about anything having to do with a reunion.
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This time, as we're getting into the Thanksgiving week, many of the questions that we get are having to do with thawing.
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Some of the greatest companies in the world are complaining about it, having to do with Amazon and the Department of Defense.
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But the change was not statistically significant because of technical reasons having to do with the sizes and distributions of the samples.
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Tread very carefully because issues from your past or having to do with your family weigh heavily on your mind this week.
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So there's been two pretty traumatic deaths in my life having to do with that, but also… I have a crazy theory.
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I think for a variety of reasons, a lot having to do with money and politics, that is no longer the case.
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The journal Cell published two studies on the biological reasons that some struggle with weight, having to do with appetite, not metabolism.
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"I just don't know how they cannot recuse themselves from anything having to do with Trump or Trump-related," the president said.
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"A lot of progress was made I believe on the background checks and various things having to do with guns," he said.
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Other, less immediately noticeable changes are underway, having to do with relations between men and women and between citizens and the state.
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"There's a meme around tech companies and Silicon Valley, around issues having to do with gender equity in tech," Ms. Naughton said.
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The suits touched on a particularly sensitive issue for native Hawaiians having to do with land that traditionally belonged to Hawaii's kings.
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"He wanted to announce it post-impeachment to minimize any appearance of it having to do with the vote," the source said.
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"Anything having to do with there the rubber meets the road for our poorest neighbors, he didn't put much energy into whatsoever."
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I'm particularly interested in anything having to do with child welfare or with education, because those are the areas we work in.
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Alternatively, a smaller number of people (23) said that they cheated for reasons having to do with their own identity and autonomy.
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Just take a look at NAFTA, one of the worst deals ever made by any country having to do with economic development.
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You may not think of your whiteness as having to do with anything except regretting the role of racism and so on.
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"They did not discuss anything having to do with the United States' decision to expel diplomats or impose censure against Russia," Pence said.
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If your time horizon is short, you might want to look at small tactical changes; for example, having to do with international exposure.
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But there -- there&aposs a -- there&aposs a different environment that surrounds anything having to do with reporting and reporting on Trump now.
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The reasons are complex, some having to do with cow burps (which contain methane) and also with the emissions associated with farming practices.
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"We will be starting negotiations having to do with NAFTA," Trump said at a swearing-in ceremony for his top White House advisers.
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" On repealing Dodd-Frank: "I'm going to be making a statement about this in approximately two weeks having to do with Dodd-Frank.
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"We took highly sensitive information from the raid, much having to do with ISIS, future plans, things we very much want," Trump said.
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No, I wouldn't," Mr. Trump remarked, explaining, "I just don't like the reports that I see coming out having to do with football.
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Instead, the CPB apparently cited a bizarre legal statue having to do with the importing of merchandise in order to justify its request.
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HHS also used the public health emergency designation in 20143 after the California wildfires and renewed designations having to do with Zika virus.
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I've always been fascinated with everything having to do with health, sports, and fitness, and I've experimented a lot with that, often excessively.
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That was the question on my mind when I saw two pieces of tech news this week having to do with Saudi Arabia.
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But I'll be doing things over the next two weeks having to do with immigration, which I think you'll be very impressed at.
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Any personal, legal or business transactions, not having to do with the charity, should have been made from his personal or business accounts.
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Analysis of the photo does raise one further question, though, aside from the one having to do with just what Maxwell was eating.
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I also do a lot of things off the cuff that are one-on-one, having to do with kids I have met.
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Sci-fi costumes are always my go-to, and I wanted to incorporate some elements having to do with my Transformational Makeover project.
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But I'd always had the idea of 'Kinda Love' having to do with a factory, and the label was down with it immediately.
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There is currently a sitewide outage of the comment system and other systems having to do with something outside The New York Times.
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"The capitalization is fundamentally for a growth plan having to do with the commercialization of products that we have ready today," Trucco said.
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"Everything having to do with this fraudulent investigation is badly tainted and, in my opinion, should be thrown out," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Instead, they surmise, the reason must be a social one having to do with the mindset of people who use the dark web.
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And so it's a big trend and now Silicon Valley's sort of jumping into it with a gadget having to do with juicing.
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"We will be starting negotiations having to do with NAFTA," Trump told reporters at a swearing-in ceremony for his top White House advisers.
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"They did not discuss anything having to do with the United States' decision to expel diplomats or impose censure against Russia," Pence told CBS.
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Anything having to do with the consumer internet is perceived as dangerous, because of the dominance of Amazon, Facebook and Google (owned by Alphabet).
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE, CNN, MARCH 2: He knows that he is smack in the middle of this investigation having to do with perhaps treasonous activities.
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I think anything having to do with Russia really has to be, whether it is Uranium One or the dossier, has to be investigated.
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" On Thursday, Trump elaborated by saying: "This is having nothing to do with me, but having to do with the future of our country.
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These contests present complex problems having to do with space travel, to which aerospace engineers, physicists, mathematicians, and computer scientists must devise efficient solutions.
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They want their privacy, they have their own interests, and they automatically reject just about everything having to do with their parents as lame.
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And they didn't find anything having to do with obstruction because they made the ruling based on his findings and they said no obstruction.
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Viewers have also begun to favor videos having to do with "slave training" and "psychological games" over some of the site's more traditional content.
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My iPhone X is riddled with scratches both front and back, something having to do with the glass formulation being harder, but more brittle.
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"We will be starting negotiations having to do with NAFTA," Trump said Sunday at a swearing-in ceremony for his top White House advisers.
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In a statement, Waterfront Toronto outlined several problems with the plan, largely having to do with processes and approvals for the wide-reaching vision.
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"He is not before the court for anything having to do with colluding with the Russian government to influence the election," Ellis reiterated Thursday.
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"Some of the greatest companies in the world are complaining about it, having to do with Amazon and the Department of Defense," Trump continued.
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"Anything having to do with healthcare after the process we've gone through is subject to being controversial," one health industry lobbyist said last week.
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But she also said there are social reasons having to do with popular attitudes toward cats that spill over into the realm of research.
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Gates and Manafort are criminally charged on 12 counts having to do with their consulting work in Ukraine before they joined the Trump campaign.
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This included fixing several technical issues, with some of the more glaring problems having to do with thumbnail sizes on larger screens and devices.
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But Manafort "is not before the court for anything having to do with colluding with the Russian government to influence this election," Ellis said.
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"We're looking at a lot of different things having to do with illegal immigration," he said, again calling on Congress to pass immigration legislation.
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And there are whole plot lines and characters — like, say, everything having to do with Giancarlo Esposito as a minister — that are profoundly unconvincing.
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"I was not informed about anything having to do with the Navy Ship USS John S. McCain during my recent visit to Japan," Trump tweeted.
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While the term "cession" may not be found in statutes having to do with the Creek Nation, Creek courts were abolished, as were tribal taxes.
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"They did not discuss anything having to do with the United States' decision to expel diplomats or impose censure against Russia," Pence told CBS News.
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The episode is drawing scrutiny because of the intense interest in any dealings by Trump associates having to do with Russia or Russia-related issues.
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It does not at all exempt Donald Trump for what special counsel Robert Mueller is investigating which is not having to do with the dossier.
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You may notice the actual average down-payment sum doesn't always correspond with the average down payment percentage, having to do with real estate prices.
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Lately he's directed his hoax radar toward trying to discredit any story having to do with Russian involvement in the 2016 United States presidential election.
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Then on Friday, he promised a "big announcement on Wednesday having to do with tax reform," without giving more details on what he would reveal.
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I edited, back-to-back, an episode having to do with a cappella and the next one we have Booth entering into the secret service.
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" The president added later Friday at the Treasury Department that the administration will "be having a big announcement Wednesday having to do with tax reform.
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She said he wasn't very religious and did not indicate in the first few months of their marriage anything having to do with radical Islam.
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They already won a major victory in restrictions having to do with water, after the president in March signed an executive order that affects permitting.
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"He is not before the court for anything having to do with colluding with the Russian government to influence the election," Ellis told the court.
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"If you change your mind having to do with this most important summit, please do not hesitate to call me or write," the president wrote.
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But Rich worries that disseminating information having to do with mental health this way stirs up hysteria, and clouds our ability to deal with it.
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I could take any position in the White House, and I'll have a choice of the 10 top people having to do with that position.
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I could take any position in the White House and I'll have a choice of the 10 top people having to do with that position.
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The cost of housing has also risen, but for different reasons having to do with the scarcity of land and regulations limiting high-density development.
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"OCD thinks it's an authoritative figure on all things having to do with safety, and then it tells you what you should do," Nicely said.
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For similar reasons, having to do with biochemistry, we'd be lousy refreshments for them — they would almost certainly lack the proper enzymes to digest us.
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The magazine talked about music, and hobbies, and everything not having to do with politics alongside discussions of economic policy and arguments over defense budgets.
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Demand Tesla listed a litany of problems with the quarter, none of them having to do with the problem Wall Street is focused on — demand.
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"I think everything in life is about relationships, and so I think that the issues that came up for Olivia in her relationship with Fitz are issues that she's still working through, issues having to do with her father, issues having to do with post-traumatic stress and being abandoned and feeling worthy of love and being emotionally available and present," she told the magazine.
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Congress considered but ultimately did not move on an impeachment charge against Clinton having to do with abuse of executive privilege, according to Rozell and Sollenberger.
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And then there's another layer, specific to the United States and Trump, having to do with social media companies' efforts to curry favor with the president.
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Bronn, having no knowledge of business, taxes, or really anything having to do with government infrastructure, was quickly replaced as Master of Coin at King's Landing.
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But there's a bigger problem here than the sticky greenmarket narcissisms having to do with how ethically to consume something being sold by such unethical people.
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In terms how this plays out, know this: only a court order will force Scott to recuse himself from anything having to do with being governor.
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He is not only a brilliant negotiator, but also someone who is innately able to predict the future, especially having to do with finances and economies.
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"I'll be doing things over the next two weeks having to do with immigration, which I think you'll be very impressed at," he said. http://bit.
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Kemp, as secretary of state, oversaw the state's elections and had been urged repeatedly to recuse himself from matters having to do with his own race.
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"Those words wrap around everything having to do with people's physical condition, to the point that they don't even realize they're saying [them] anymore," he says.
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So, and the other one, and this is an opportunity passed because why would Iran go back and renegotiate it having to do with North Korea?
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"The only sector that appears to be truly suffering, naturally, is anything having to do with travel," said J. J. Kinahan, chief strategist for TD Ameritrade.
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Conservatives sought federal funding cuts for Planned Parenthood last year following outrage over a series of undercover videos having to do with its fetal tissue practices.
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Maybe because some of them have newer clues, like EDAM, which I am used to seeing with a clue having to do with its red rind.
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Arguments still rage around Rifkin's proposal, but the logic behind it—having to do with the way Bach prepared his vocal parts—has won many adherents.
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"Everything having to do with this fraudulent investigation is ... badly tainted and, in my opinion, should be thrown out," Trump said in a series of tweets.
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But, as with everything else having to do with Trumpian aesthetics, it's easier to assess the undergirding thought process here through its failures than its successes.
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Although I am ordinarily a politics junkie, I didn't read, watch or listen to a single story about anything having to do with our 2000th president.
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" President Trump promised to increase defense spending by "many billions of dollars" because of North Korea and "other reasons having to do with the anti-missile.
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"We're going to find out what happened with respect to the terrible situation in Turkey having to do with Saudi Arabia and the reporter," Trump said.
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We're going to have $6 billion having to do with opioids and other problems that this country, and in fact the world, is having with drugs.
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So far, the S.E.C. has settled several cases, most of them having to do with the disclosures and representations firms made to customers about their dark pools.
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On Thursday night, police were in contact with Davis, who was allegedly admitted to a local hospital for an issue having to do with drugs, reports WILX.
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"The kinds of data that people are particularly sensitive to are mental health-related data, genetic data, and data having to do with sexual health," she says.
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Yachty revealed a behind-the-scenes secret about the video having to do with Budden's bald head --and also slammed the "groupies" who leaked the prank early.
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ET on Sunday, though depending on weather and other factors having to do with the rocket, it could launch at any time between then and 9 a.m.
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"As far as Planned Parenthood is concerned, I'm pro-life, I'm totally against abortion having to do with Planned Parenthood," the GOP front-runner said on Thursday.
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Vungle did not initially issue a comment on Jaffer's arrest, except to say he has been suspended for personal reasons not having to do with the company.
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At least before attacking anything having to do with Clinton's disclosure, Trump needs to meet the same high level of transparency and disclosure that Clinton has met.
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Update 2315/4153/2415: Shkreli was found guilty of three of the eight charges against him—all having to do with securities fraud—and is awaiting sentencing.
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Mueller has offered to limit some questions having to do with obstruction of justice and to accept some answers in written form, according to The Washington Post.
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" President Donald Trump later weighed in, tweeting, "Law Enforcement is looking into another big corruption scandal having to do with Election Fraud in #Broward and Palm Beach.
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And we both spoke with Bibi Netanyahu, and they would like to do certain things with respect to Syria having to do with the safety of Israel.
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The adjective vergilianae , which means "having to do with Vergilius," identifies the book: the works of the Roman poet Publius Vergilius Maro, whom we know as Virgil .
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The exhibition consists of 680 items from a collection of more than 2,500 artifacts dating back to the 18th century having to do with scientifically unsupportable beliefs.
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I was also trying to find a way into some extremely personal history—mostly having to do with my sister—and to create a story around it.
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On Thursday night, President Donald Trump tweeted: Law Enforcement is looking into another big corruption scandal having to do with Election Fraud in #Broward and Palm Beach.
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" He continued, "I could take any position in the White House, and I'll have a choice of the 10 top people having to do with that position.
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And we both spoke with Bibi Netanyahu, and they would like to do certain things with respect to Syria, having to do with the safety of Israel.
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"If you change your mind having to do with this most important summit, please do not hesitate to call me or write," the president wrote to Kim.
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Here are a few stories, not all having to do with The Lucky Country, that I found striking in recent weeks, followed by a perhaps surprising recommendation.
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They were supposed to start around 2:30, but for various reasons, mostly having to do with Congress being Congress, they didn't start until about 5:30.
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Students have had difficulty sleeping and taking tests or complain of "headaches and stomach aches having to do with the way the body absorbs stress," she said.
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He [President Emmanuel Macron of France] called me and said, "I'd love to have you there and honor you in France," having to do with Bastille Day.
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Manafort last week asked the judge to exclude more than 50 government exhibits from the trial, all having to do with the extent of his work for Yanukovych.
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"Anything having to do with countering terrorism and keeping people safe from terrorist attacks is my passion and absolute drive," he told BuzzFeed News in a recent interview.
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The Irish stance, for all the complicated reasons having to do with the Irish border, has always been that an extension is better than a no-deal Brexit.
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Anything having to do with Paul Manafort or George Papadopoulos or Rick Gates, that&aposs going to get all the attention right now, who knew what and when.
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Not to say that they didn't, but it seems unduly charitable to rank that above other concerns having to do with this year's budget and next year's team.
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How else would you explain "Single Ladies" aerobics classes, the proliferation of pop stars in leotards, and just about everything having to do with being your fiercest self?
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"Now I'm being punished for leaving the special club and revealing to you the terrible things that are going on having to do with our country," he says.
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Within the film industry, cinematography is usually understood to encapsulate everything having to do with the camera — its movement, the images it captures, the light it receives, etc.
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I would bet anything we're building toward some sort of uneasy alliance between June and Serena Joy — perhaps having to do with the fate of June's unborn baby.
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The department's public integrity section is looking into whether Zinke lied to the Interior Inspector General's Office, which was looking into various inquiries having to do with Zinke.
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"We'll be doing something very rapidly having to do with additional security for our country," Trump said during a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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"We both spoke with Bibi and they would like to do certain things with Syria having to do with the safety of Israel," Trump told the news conference.
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In His Words: "As far as Planned Parenthood is concerned, I'm pro-life, I'm totally against abortion having to do with Planned Parenthood," Trump said earlier this year.
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Facebook, the largest social media network on the planet, is banning all advertising having to do with cryptocurrencies, according to a blog post the company shared on Tuesday.
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But all this does not detract from the frustrations of the Democrats when faced with the gag rule Republicans have placed on anything having to do with guns.
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The ban is largely intended to prevent teams from coaching drivers on the track, but it also outlaws almost any instructions having to do with operating the car.
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The film has faced criticism by some for seeming to reinforce the "white savior" trope used by Hollywood time and again in films having to do with race.
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"I just don't know how they cannot recuse themselves to anything having to do with Trump or Trump related," the president told reporters during a trip to India.
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"We'll be doing something very rapidly having to do with additional security for our country," he said during a joint press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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The agency said Callaghan was permanently ineligible to participate in any competition or activity having to do with the US Olympic Committee or the sport's national governing body.
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The department's public integrity section is looking into whether Zinke lied to the Interior Inspector General's Office, which was looking into various inquiries having to do with Zinke.
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Epistemology is the branch of philosophy having to do with how we know things and what it means for something to be true or false, accurate or inaccurate.
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WATTERS: They are obviously hiding something because they are withholding documents and they&aposve basically put a gag order on Strzok for anything having to do with the investigation.
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Here is Kellyanne Conway talking about another instance of this having to do with the children who were separated from their family in the immigrant situation at the border.
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As the researchers suggest, perhaps there is a layer of concentrated organics where the ocean meets the ice, or some mechanism having to do with bubble formation and bursting.
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"There's word and rumor that the FBI and others were involved, CIA were involved, with the UK, having to do with the Russian hoax," Trump told reporters on Friday.
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While it is true that there is a correlation between marijuana use and harder drug use, that isn't necessarily because of anything specifically having to do with marijuana use.
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" The President said US forces obtained "highly sensitive material and information from the raid, much having to do with ISIS — origins, future plans, things that we very much want.
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" President Trump tweeted about the race Thursday evening saying, "Law Enforcement is looking into another big corruption scandal having to do with Election Fraud in #Broward and Palm Beach.
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And what will the special counsel, Robert Mueller, do if he finds evidence that the president is implicated in crimes having to do with Russian interference in the election?
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Younger readers may not recall that Gingrich was the first speaker of the House to be disciplined for an ethics violation, having to do with irregularities with his taxes.
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It was the president's interview with the Economist magazine during which he sums up "Trumponomics" as having to do with national "self-respect" and the pursuit of fair trade.
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"There's a near-fanatical attitude amongst the press over anything having to do with Hillary Clinton that most politicians get a pass on," one Clinton ally told The Hill.
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The statute having to do with the Office of the Special Counsel states that the special counsel shall report his conclusions concerning this case to the deputy attorney general.
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But, although Hacker doesn't note it explicitly, there's a liberal version, too, having to do with doffing corporate structures, eschewing inhibiting social norms, and refusing a career in plastics.
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He has taken a few minutes to try to explain the scope of his mission—all having to do with reducing food waste and helping out others—to me.
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" He explained, "I went from being either hostile or indifferent to anything having to do with religion, to having this overwhelming sensation that there's got to be a God.
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Since the beginning of the year, she's been at the center of several controversies, all having to do with her handling of scandals associated with her and her brand.
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And I think they're making a big mistake, because Fox was treated very badly by the Democrats -- very, very badly -- having to do with the debates and other things.
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It's a delightful artifact of the machine age and the can-do optimism of its era, but I'm generally suspicious of rules, especially ones having to do with art.
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What we have are five "torch songs" by famous musicians or musical groups, in the sense that each song has a word having to do with fire in it.
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The internet has been lusting for the "Breaking Bad" costars to reunite, hopefully for something having to do with that hit AMC series which went off the air in 2013.
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Now, that&aposs an interesting way to take on a controversial issue, because all these candidates tend to eschew anything having to do with how they would rule on something.
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I see some of that as having to do with unusually high inflation readings in categories that tend to be quite volatile without very much significance for inflation over time.
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In fact, there's a vast world of malodors out there, but the online discussion revealed a few clear contenders: dead things, bodily effluvia, and anything having to do with fish.
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Under the name Yoshida, Cebulski wrote Marvel comics featuring Wolverine, Thor, and Kitty Pryde in stories set in Japan and having to do with martial arts from 2005 to 2006.
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Qualcomm alleges that Apple is in violation of six of its own patents, also having to do with battery life, and is trying to get iPhones banned as a result.
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Kate is famously known for being an outfit repeater, but it's unlikely she would in this instance if she didn't want to think about anything having to do with Meghan.
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"We're going to look at that very very strongly in terms of - whether it's NATO or it's something having to do with alliance," Trump told reporters, sitting next to Bolsonaro.
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"We're going to look at that very, very strongly in terms of - whether it's NATO or it's something having to do with alliance," Trump told reporters, sitting next to Bolsonaro.
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Trump's ignorance in history is alarming not only in and of itself, but more so because it betrays an ignorance in most things having to do with running the country.
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"The new president of Ukraine ran on the basis of no corruption... but there was a lot of corruption having to do with the 2016 election against us," he said.
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Then I thought it was something having to do with the Talmud, but by then I had tentatively written in "LAW" at the end, and TALMUD LAW made no sense.
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"I just don't like the reports that I see coming out having to do with football — I mean, it's a dangerous sport and I think it's really tough," he said.
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Like everything having to do with Puerto Rico and its finances, the deal cut between the power authority, which is owned by the municipal government, and its creditors is complex.
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"And I'm advocating the same approach to cryptocurrencies and all things having to do with this new digital revolution of markets, and of currencies, and of asset classes," Giancarlo said.
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" He also questioned whether the U.S. must remain bound to its longstanding One China policy "unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade.
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The message was that Sessions should give a public speech saying (per Lewandowski's handwritten notes): I know that I recused myself from certain things having to do with specific areas.
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TRUMP: You're gonna be very, very proud, as not only the media and reporters, you're gonna be very proud of what we put forth having to do with health care.
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It also means Trump will potentially be tied up in not one, but two lawsuits having to do with sexual misconduct allegations leading up to his reelection campaign next year.
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Even though it's a stretchy word, the only answer with AR in the second and third squares having to do with figures walking next to floats has to be PARADERS.
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For reasons having to do with the league's salary cap, the earliest the team could cut Manziel is March 9, but it appears likely that Manziel's career in Cleveland is over.
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"I don't know why we have to be bound by a one-China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," he said.
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He came to every appointment, and always deferred to her, offering his opinions on the woeful state of Cleveland sports teams, but on nothing having to do with her medical condition.
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" With regards to Harford, Khosrowshahi admitted that "there were accusations, allegations made there," adding that Uber "take[s] very seriously anything having to do with anyone, but especially with senior officers.
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" A source tells PEOPLE that "after the incident in the hotel room, Angelina refused to be affiliated or participate in any project, film — anything else — having to do with Harvey Weinstein.
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The Cole County Circuit Court rejected on Monday parts of the statute having to do with St. Louis County, saying they constitute a special law in violation of the Missouri Constitution.
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Whatever the motivation, the result is the same: Women tend to put forward legislation having to do with health — and women's health in particular — more often than men in many countries.
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" Yet in the final paragraph, Trump sounds almost desperate: "If you change your mind having to do with this most important summit, please do not hesitate to call me or write.
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In 2016, Colorado eliminated felony penalty enhancements involving sex workers living with HIV and modernized language having to do with HIV and other sexually transmitted infections in its public health code.
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What followed were clarifications by the White House having to do with renegotiation and continuing to attend climate meetings — all amounting to equivocation and leaving the whole issue of withdrawal confused.
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" He wondered whether Trump's attacks on the N.F.L. were motivated by "real issues," or whether they were just "distracting from real issues or other issues having to do with the country.
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For various reasons having to do with how hard it is to figure out when people are doing bad stuff to sufficiently deter them, the costs have to be sufficiently high.
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When you see a clue like "Apt surname for an acupuncturist," the constructor and editors are looking for a name that might sound like something having to do with the subject.
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Waymo has said Uber misappropriated eight of its trade secrets, most of them having to do with lidar — an abbreviation for "light detection and ranging" — devices that measure distances using lasers.
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Department officials last week downplayed the administration's holdup of military aid to Ukraine and preemptively ordering employees to turn over for preservation any documents and communications having to do with it.
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BECKY QUICK: All right, let me ask a follow up question that is similarly related, Warren, and that's just having to do with sustainability, all these issues that are out there.
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The attorney general says in the lawsuit that any personal, legal or business transactions not having to do with the charity should have been made from his personal or business accounts.
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In the case of the current investigation, Rosenstein is charged with Mueller's fate because Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from all matters having to do with the Trump-Russia investigation.
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But Seeband's magnetism and his transparent evil undermine a potentially central line of moral inquiry in the story, having to do with the ways Naziism embedded itself in ordinary German life.
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Right. What he has done, at least in my experience with this puzzle, is send solvers off on a wild-goose chase having to do with what this theme is about.
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" Here are lightly edited excerpts from the comments: Matt Hallett There is a very real divide among fans having to do with the disconnect between "The Force Awakens" and "Last Jedi.
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A back story having to do with Ray's cousin, a basketball prodigy who met a tragic end, feels like the kind of baggage more suited to the stage than the screen.
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"I think we'll have a great bill put forward very soon having to do with strong background checks, having to do with getting rid of certain things and keeping other things, and perhaps we'll do something on age because it doesn't seem to make sense that you have to wait until you are 21 years old to get a pistol, but to get a gun like this maniac used in the school, you get that at 18," he said.
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Reverse class action suits are rare, but not unheard of in Canada or the US. But, according to Fewer, Voltage's case is the first having to do with intellectual property in Canada.
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"There's a meme around tech companies and Silicon Valley, around issues having to do with gender equity in tech," Google's vice president of people operations Eileen Naughton told the New York Times.
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I think classic metal is the most like opera of all the pop forms because of the way it prizes male virtuosity, the themes having to do with demons and the theatricality.
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CLINTON: But I want to — I want to follow up on something having to do with leadership, because, you know, today Senator Sanders said that President Obama failed the presidential leadership test.
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Throughout the books, she participates in several demonstrations in Detroit, in particular, ones having to do with housing and education, issues that Lewis Patrick says would have direct impact on her life.
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Correa also dispelled any rumors of his absence having to do with politics, revealing that he was arranging a shipment of relief supplies to Puerto Rico on the day of the honoring.
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However, they did state that Russian athletes will have to meet a series of requirements before they would be allowed to participate, mostly having to do with adhering to anti-doping measures.
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Talk of the housing market, housing affordability, credit availability — really anything having to do with most Americans' single largest investment — has been conspicuously absent from the political conversation in this election cycle.
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For years, this was the standard reply whenever a journalist inquired about anything having to do with a specific account, whether it related to a suspension, a DMCA takedown, or anything else.
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Too bad a large portion of the Media refuses to report the lies and corruption having to do with the Rigged Witch Hunt - but that is why we call them FAKE NEWS!
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To rush the repeal through, Speaker Ryan used an arcane process called "reconciliation," which allows lawmakers to bypass the regular legislative process on certain issues having to do with spending and taxes.
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But Trump's team, led by John Dowd and Jay Sekulow, is hoping for signs that Mueller's investigation is nearing its end, or at least the part having to do with the President.
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I came to resent anything having to do with my Iranian background, including one of the oldest Persian traditions celebrated annually by my loud immigrant family, the Persian New Year, or Nowruz.
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But on the other, anybody I take seriously gets the joke, has a good sense of the room, and is not precious or ponderous about anything having to do with this business.
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In perhaps his most remarkable display of unrestricted power, after a new constitution was adopted in a referendum, Vajiralongkorn simply rewrote the clauses having to do with the power of the king.
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She has sole custody of her daughter, Angelica (Jordan Hull), now a headstrong teenager, and she hates anything having to do with opioids for reasons that are sure to be painfully personal.
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In the 1960s and '70s — for a variety of complex reasons, many having to do with race, economics, and ideologies — the parties transformed, and we entered into a 30-year conservative era.
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We've seen enough of this in the Crossword to know that anything having to do with "marks" or "spots" will lead to ACNE, at least until Will Shortz decides it doesn't. 12D.
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But he has also repeatedly lashed out against companies like Facebook and Google for a variety of reasons, often having to do with a perceived bias against him or conservatives in general.
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A few weeks ago, on an obscure climate-change blog, a retired government scientist named John Bates blasted his former boss on an esoteric point having to do with archiving temperature data.
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"I could take any position in the White House and I'll have a choice of the 10 top people having to do with that position, everybody wants to be there," he added.
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The word PIPS having to do with spots on a gaming piece can be traced back to around 1600 — its original form is thought to be "peeps" — but the etymology is unknown.
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But there are other paths that go from the bottom of a glass to the floor of a jail cell, mostly having to do with the country's patchwork of public drunkenness laws.
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"He was upset about some recent workplace activity having to do with HR and he spoke to a fellow employee and talked about his anger towards the employees or fellow employees," Luna said.
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Some weeks it seemed like Kasich was more likely to contribute to the news cycle by eating pizza with a fork in New York than by anything having to do with his opponents.
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He says he has a stop to make, presumably having to do with the polaroids and letter he was writing, when Aaron asks to take on the task of caring for the baby.
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Because Lorelai Gilmore (Lauren Graham) loves anything having to do with snow, it only seemed right that creator Amy Sherman-Palladino decided to kick off the four episodes of Gilmore Girls with winter.
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"There was a couple of articles having to do with him and drug companies and I will tell you, he felt compelled, he feels very strong about the opioid problem," the President added.
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" REACTION FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP: Last night, the president tweeted that he "was not informed about anything having to do with the Navy Ship USS John S. McCain during my recent visit to Japan.
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However, this still leaves the problem that many of the energy uses in the upper right-hand quadrant — the energy intensive luxury goods, mostly having to do with transport — are difficult to decarbonize.
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Everybody wants to know what happened — and what will happen — to Irene, but the answer to that question requires the unraveling of other, earlier mysteries having to do with sex, money and honor.
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It took the founders a week to apologize; their press office declined a request to comment on how much money they lost, or on anything having to do with a certain Instagram account.
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Some of them may require Congressional approval, some of them he can do himself if he really wants to, some may be impossible for reasons having to do with physics or the Constitution.
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In the 129 countries they examined, Google searches for "sex" and tweets having to do with sex peaked during Christmas for Christian countries, and Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha for Muslim countries.
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They correspond to "slow axis orientation" and "strength of retardance," both properties having to do with how the refractive indices of some materials change depending on the polarization of light traveling through them, e.g.
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"I fully understand the 'one China policy,' but I don't know why we have to be bound unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said.
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"Explaining anything having to do with courts or law is a challenge -- not because it's inconsequential but because it can't be dramatized with a picture and a face and a voice," said US Sen.
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Cars are basically just smartphones on wheels, and since a smartphone is only good as its screen, it will be important to pay attention to announcements having to do with that dreaded portmanteau: infotainment.
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I've been very lucky to have been in the animation industry since the mid-1980s, and I have lived through my share of big disruptions — most of them having to do with new technologies.
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Ms. Salem took up residence there herself for a few months late last year, under circumstances that Ms. Darwish said she could not discuss for reasons having to do with the shelter's privacy policy.
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This was evident even before the election, with the behavior of supporters at the candidate's rally, the conflicts within the local Republican Party, and an increased distrust of anything having to do with government.
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That bill, which is also co-sponsored by Republican Senator John McCain of Arizona, deals with a different exemption enjoyed by Google and Facebook, one having to do with disclosures for online political ads.
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"You only buy stocks that have pulled back from the new-high list if you are confident they will make a comeback for substantive reasons not having to do with the market," Cramer said.
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"We both spoke with Bibi (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu) and they would like to do certain things with Syria having to do with the safety of Israel," Trump told a joint news conference.
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Among the four different training regimens to choose from (Pre & Post Pregnancy, two having to do with incontinence, and Intimate Well-Being), I chose the latter, and began a five day intensive workout regimen.
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"I think they think we're doing a really good job in terms of running this whole situation having to do with the virus," Trump said at the White House, referring to the American people.
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Richard and Elaine (Charlize Theron), his predatory colleague-with-benefits, are planning a merger and are also involved in some off-the-books deals in Mexico having to do with medical and nonmedical marijuana.
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"I just don't know how they can't recuse themselves for anything having to do with Trump or Trump-related," Trump said of Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg during a trip to India.
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"There was a lot of corruption having to do with the 2016 election against us, and we want to get to the bottom it, and it's very important that we do," Mr. Trump said.
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And I'm advocating the same approach to crypto currencies and all things having to do with this new digital revolution of markets, and of currency, and of asset classes, the tokenization of asset classes.
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The first two House members who took that icy plunge — Chris Collins of New York and Duncan Hunter of California — are now under criminal indictment (though not for anything having to do with Trump).
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Seasonal adjustment just means that the statisticians have tried to filter out anything that might be a repeating pattern having to do with the time of year, including major holidays, weather or school schedules.
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"I don't know why we have to be bound by a One China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," he said in an interview.
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It's not until you come upon the strategically placed black-faced lawn jockeys that you begin to realize that something is amiss — something perhaps having to do with the aforementioned gun-shaped wind chimes.
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" When asked to elaborate, Trump said, "I just don't like the reports that I see coming out having to do with football -- I mean, it's a dangerous sport and I think it's really tough.
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Few people would be willing to trust someone that much with their diet, so I'm definitely an outlier in the industry—I make all of the decisions having to do with menu planning and shopping.
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"At our worship services, you only hear black women under 40 preaching on subjects having to do with the particularities of black women's lives [like] racism, domestic violence, menstruation, divorce and mental health," said Guidry.
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The story has some good twists and a strong theme — both having to do with Squirrel Girl and Ms. Marvel's differences of opinion over what a "hero" is, and whether there's any room for ambiguity.
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The Trump administration itself doesn't seem concerned, painting the concern as having to do with "older statements that were made many years ago," as one senior State Department official put it ahead of Pompeo's trip.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Well, I'm going to tell you that most people understand that the people having to do with borders and illegal immigration and immigration of any kind, they understand exactly what that is.
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So [when] you go to a natural history museum, I imagine it would be strange not to encounter some text or temporary exhibition or something having to do with species extinction or with climate change.
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"We lead in robotics, precision agriculture, and everything having to do with water, dairy farming, drones, machine learning," says Jon Medved, CEO of OurCrowd, a platform for investors to provide venture capital funding for startups.
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"[I]t has to come statutorily and for other reasons, various complex reasons, having to do with politics, and also Congress—it has to come first," he told Tucker Carlson on Fox News this week.
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Third-party merchants, who account for the bulk of volume on Amazon's marketplace, can get suspended for a number of different reasons, often having to do with infringement claims, legitimate or not, from rival sellers.
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Ellis said Manafort was "not before the court for anything having to do with colluding with the Russian government to influence the election" but did not clear the Trump campaign of collusion or other wrongdoing.
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"I don't know why we have to be bound by a One China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Mr. Trump said on Fox News.
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I found it strange that all of these proceedings having to do with copious misdeeds were taking place in a building named after someone who members of both parties universally thought was nearly a saint.
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WE MADE IT OUT TO BE KIND OF A NEFARIOUS THING BECAUSE OF DISCLOSURE HAVING TO DO WITH A LENDING RELATIONSHIP WHICH TURNS OUT TO BE RATHER VANILLA LIKE AND WRONG TO SUGGEST THAT BRIDGEWATERS FORMER EMPLOYEES WHO WERE -- HAD GONE TO WORK AT BANK OF NEW YORK MELON, KIND OF AN OUTSOURCING THING, WERE SERVING TWO MASTERS AND TWO OTHER THINGS HAVING TO DO WITH PRIME BROKERAGE RELATIONSHIPS AND FUTURE COMMISSION MERCHANT RELATIONSHIPS WE CAST IN THE LIGHT OF SUSPICION, WE CERTAINLY SHOULD NOT HAVE.
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This still doesn't answer any questions having to do with Prairie being an Original Angel, but hopefully as she explores this new world of hers, she'll be able to get some more information on that front.
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"We'll be doing something very rapidly having to do with the security of our country," Trump said at a joint news conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe after the pair met at the White House.
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Which, as much as anything having to do with a promising redshirt quarterback or the latest transient and transcendent 20-year-old linebacker, is the journey some significant portion of college football fans care about most.
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But not everyone thinks that's such a swell idea — especially rival countries like Pakistan and Iran, which balk at the idea of treating Saudi Arabia as the ultimate authority on anything having to do with Islam.
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" Trump also left room for North Korea to reach out in the future, writing, "If you change your mind having to do with this most important summit, please do not hesitate to call me or write.
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The guidelines are a 164-page document that represents Google's "value judgments" as to how search should work, mostly having to do with providing the best user experience in matching the search terms to web pages.
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But this time it's over how he communicated with a former colleague, the bank said, not for anything having to do with its various business practices that have drawn the ire of consumers, regulators, and lawmakers.
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Behind the scenes, sellers compete with each other on price and a range of other metrics — mostly having to do with customer satisfaction — to "win the Buy Box" and become the default seller on a listing.
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Speaking to reporters Monday morning, however, Trump emphasized in an impromptu press gathering Monday morning that the Saudi king strongly denied having to do with Khashoggi's vanishing – while appearing to acknowledge that the journalist was killed.
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"For the currency, a lot of the negative aspects have already been built in, some not only having to do with Johnson but also the overall state of the UK economy," Cityindex analyst Fiona Cincotta said.
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" He also held out the possibility that talks could still come to fruition, writing, "if you change your mind having to do with this most important summit, please do not hesitate to call me or write.
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Although people were told to avoid leaving home, they could still move around for work, groceries and essentials (like light bulbs, the government said), and for reasons having to do with health, child or senior care.
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One of the things that I've been talking to a lot of people about is this idea of China moving forward rather quickly in AI, well past the U.S., a lot having to do with data.
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I had done things with my proposal where I had suggested changing a major piece of lore in Dead Space, having to do with Michael Altman, this central character who's always talked about in the game.
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Why should she feel "humbled" in any context having to do with the administration of a man who attacked her for two reasons: she is a woman, and he knew he could get away with it?
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They are also untangling a messy case having to do with Puerto Rico's financial condition, as well as another related to the Bridgegate political scandal that occurred when Chris Christie served as governor of New Jersey.
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To create a comparable "covenant" in America, Coe decided to strip away all aspects of Christian theology not having to do with Jesus himself, so that the ideas were basic enough for anybody to subscribe to.
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Ryan mentioned that Republicans will use an arcane process called "reconciliation" in order to defund the group, which allows lawmakers to bypass the regular legislative process on certain issues having to do with spending and taxes.
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However, I think that it's very difficult to try to even have a conversation when we're lumping something like minoritized groups calling out a member of their group internally with anything having to do with fucking Nazis.
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"It's hard to wrap my head around having that much dislike for a human being based on nothing having to do with character, but literally because you were born with different pigmentation in your skin," Spellman said.
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If you're like me, you used to think trade wars belonged in the dustbin of history that you learned about in high school and then forgot — something having to do with Hawley-Smoot, or Smoot-Hawley. Whatever.
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"You know, we would have to look, but I tell you — what I ask for, and what I always will ask for, is anything having to do with corruption with respect to our country," Trump said, dissembling.
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As the leader of the Department of Justice, Sessions has virtually unchecked authority to reverse or repeal many reforms enacted by the Obama administration, including those having to do with marijuana legalization, LGBTQ rights, and immigration enforcement.
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There are two main differences, having to do with who reviews and how: First, daily reviews at The Times are written by the three Times book critics: Michiko Kakutani, the chief critic; Dwight Garner; and Jennifer Senior.
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We talked to Tyson, one of the smartest men on earth, and he told us he has zero problem with Irving's outrageous claim, as long as Kyrie never does anything remotely having to do with scientific thought.
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It's a good thing we built it because we have experienced significant anomalies, things that we weren't expecting having to do with the fact that Rwanda is a different environment than the environment we were testing in.
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" Trump said he never tried to pressure Comey into dropping the FBI probe of the Trump campaign and insisted, "I want to find out if there was a problem in the election having to do with Russia.
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"I'll be doing things over the next two weeks having to do with immigration, which I think you'll be very impressed at," the president said during an exclusive 45-minute Oval Office interview on Tuesday with Hill.
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" But Mr. Trump left the door open with an optimistic eye to the future, saying, "If you change your mind having to do with this most important summit, please do not hesitate to call me or write.
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There are a number of reasons for this, one of them having to do with millennial voters, a demographic that overwhelmingly supported Barack Obama and has shown some allegiance toward Clinton but not much enthusiasm for her.
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The ruling came down in favor of the Philippines in a case it had brought against China, all having to do with a dispute as to the rights to a disputed area in the South China Sea.
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The three in the center depict animations involving the black cutout puppets Walker is known for, acting out vignettes mainly having to do with slavery or the Civil War but also addressing African American anxieties in general.
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You've already been in a private mood for much of the month, but now you'll feel especially private about your romantic relationships or about anything having to do with Venus (your finances, or even your beauty routine).
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Rosenstein, the newly appointed deputy attorney general, cogently described several significant errors of judgment, mainly having to do with Comey's public statements about his investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state.
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" Had all the focus been on Reynolds alone, Fisher says, "I think she would have been annoyed, because I did have instructions — not having to do with Carrie — essentially saying, 'Oh, don't make any big thing of it.
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With regard to Manafort, he has only been charged with financial crimes that really had nothing to do with his time as campaign manager or anything having to do with the Trump campaign or the election from 2016.
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By contrast, the Labor Department relies on a substantially broader doctrine to determine joint employment when it enforces the laws that grant minimum wage and overtime protections, having to do with the underlying "economic realities" of the situation.
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So with Kansas [Bowing, who plays Tara, below], everyone is always referring to how young she is and how sexual she is, so we asked her questions having to do with that, knowing it would make her uncomfortable.
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The president told reporters during a news conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that "we'll be doing something very rapidly having to do with additional security for our country" and that details would be revealed next week.
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With "Little Women" she did it, and then, with the work's two sequels—" Little Men " (1871) and " Jo's Boys " (1886), both having to do with a school that Jo and Bhaer eventually establish—she did it some more.
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In the same way, one can claim Jones should be barred from the air for logical reasons having to do with exposure and principle when at heart we just can't stand Alex Jones and want to show it.
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Other strands of the story, having to do with E Corp's response to the hack, and featuring Michael Cristofer as the company's chief executive, and Brian Stokes Mitchell as its chief technology officer, have the familiar clammy vibe.
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"It's been painful for me and a lot of people that there's been so much negativity in the world, specifically and unfairly having to do with Mexico," Mr. Unkrich said, declining to refer to Mr. Trump by name.
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" In an interview with NBC's Lester Holt, Mr. Trump spoke of Russian interference as a hypothetical possibility: Mr. Trump: "If Russia hacked — if Russia did anything having to do with our election, I want to know about it.
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But there's something about sports and large public events like that, and football in particular that people feel should be exempt from anything having to do with politics, as if those are not already completely, totally loaded arenas.
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They include an Algerian, a Moroccan and a Tunisian whom the administration was reluctant to repatriate for reasons having to do with their home countries, officials said, and a stateless Rohingya man whom no country offered a home.
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"Anything having to do with the investigation, I think people ought to wait for Bob Mueller to conduct his investigation," the former vice president told ITK, when asked whether Democrats accusing Trump of treason are going too far.
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Critics say the transcript won't really prove anything as it isn't a verbatim account of their call, and a whistleblower's complaint — reportedly having to do with Trump's conduct toward Ukraine — would be a more useful document right now.
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"I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said.
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He was a moderate on social issues having to do with race, gender, and religion—he voted to prohibit federal contractors from discriminating against gay people—but these weren't the subjects that he wanted to focus on in Washington.
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If they made a good deal, like if they made a good deal with T.P.P. — you know, having to do with trade — there's always a chance we'd get back, but it was a terrible deal for the United States.
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While Mr. Gruevski still faces a variety of charges, he was recently convicted of abuse of power in a case having to do with the purchasing of a new armored vehicle for official use while he was prime minister.
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"Take a look at Nafta, one of the worst deals ever made by any country having to do with economic development," Mr. Trump told the cheering crowd on Friday at the Conservative Political Action Conference, held just outside Washington.
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"I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said.
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"I fully understand the One China policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a One China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said.
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STRASSEL: Well, actually, what he said -- and I think this is a very important distinction -- is he said they did not find any demonstrable factual evidence that bias made an impact on specific decisions having to do with the investigation.
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I think one of the big negatives for Vice President Biden, Senator Biden, however you want to say it, there&aposs a lot of baggage there having to do with things like his stance on abortion in the Democratic Party.
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"I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump told Fox News.
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"I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump told Fox.
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We were in the compound for approximately two hours, and after the mission was accomplished, we took highly sensitive material and information from the raid, much having to do with ISIS, origins, future plans, things that we very much want.
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I think they've always been extremely aware of—and interested in—anything having to do with power, to make it simple, because high school can be very red in tooth and claw in terms of the kinds of social power.
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"No matter what's gone down with Charlie and I, I invite Charlie to anything having to do with the kids and I," Richards told audiences on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, which featured footage of the Wild Things star's special day.
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"I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump told Fox.
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ET. Gorsuch will gather today with his colleagues for his first Friday closed-door conference to discuss whether to take up major issues having to do with gay marriage, the Second Amendment, search warrants, cell phone data and voting rights.
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These new approaches still utilize brain signals, but those having to do with neural activity in the sensory cortex (speech perception, as in the Mesgarani system) or neural activity in the motor cortex (speech production, as in the new device).
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"We are going to be increasing our budget by many billions of dollars because of North Korea and other reasons having to do with the anti-missile," Trump said while taking questions at his golf resort in Bedminster, New Jersey.
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But clearly, one of the things that you see in Germany in the last few years is that the effort in public infrastructure has actually increased as have some important initiatives having to do with people like support for refugees.
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The research found that the most common type of information leaked out was related to an individual's physical ID, location information, or current network information — that data having to do with "who you are and where you are," Wang noted.
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Abrams, in the weeks leading up to November's midterm elections, accused then- Georgia Secretary of State Kemp of voter suppression, calling for him to recuse himself from any matters having to do with the election in which he was a candidate.
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The spokesman confirmed that Flynn privately apologized to Vice President Pence, who told CBS News last month that the retired Army general did not talk to Russian officials about "anything having to do with" U.S. sanctions before Trump took office.
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"We want to ensure that those who enter the justice system are able to contribute to their communities after they leave prison, which is one of many very difficult subjects we're discussing, having to do with our great country," Trump said.
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Berry was arrested on August 31, 2016, alongside David Berry Sr. and Kyle Berry after an almost nine-month investigation, and other Missouri residents were ordered to appear in court on related charges, most having to do with illegally taking deer.
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"We have a lot of great announcements having to do with Syria and our success with the eradication of the caliphate and that will be announced over the next 2900 hours," Trump says in the White House Rose Garden. Feb.
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"The move in rates is its own animal, having to do with the year-end trading environment in bond markets and other esoteric motivations not related to any headline events," said Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of Mortgage News Daily.
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I want to also see how much this is costing, you know, what's the cost to it, and I'll be talking to you folks in the not-too-distant future about it, having to do with what just took place.
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Bennetts has some ideas, mostly having to do with Rivers's unhappiness with her looks, though there's also her historical moment: She was born into an old-fashioned world, yet at the same time, she was shaped by larger forces, notably feminism.
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I was interested for reasons having to do with private musical-historical preoccupations, while McDonald was interested because she'd been entrusted with embodying Gee onstage in front of tens of thousands of people, but we had a frustration in common.
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"At Heritage and AEI on the right, there's just a more robust effort to frame the debate, particularly around issues having to do with the use of military force and counterterrorism, than any comparable effort on the left," Rhodes says.
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They certainly got dinged in this hacking thing, but they fought back pretty hard and so did Amazon against this Bloomberg story about there being an errant chip in there, in the boards that are having to do with their technology.
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"While I thank Ms. Haspel for her long and dedicated service to the CIA, as a country we need to turn the page on the unfortunate chapter in the agency's history having to do with torture," Flake said in a statement.
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For instance, appointments at the Federal Trade Commission, the Federal Communications Commission and the Department of Labor might have given the industry some of what it wanted on issues having to do with labor rulings and privacy and antitrust investigations.
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And because of the lack of a relationship that we have with Russia because of this artificial thing that's happening with this Democratic-inspired thing, we could really be helped a lot, tremendously, with Russia having to do with North Korea.
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When you see a clue with the word "opener," and it has a question mark, it's usually going to mean that we are looking for something having to do with the first letter (opening) of the other word in the clue.
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Minutes after the three-hour hearing started, Judge Ellis, unprompted, noted that Mr. Manafort was "not before this court for anything having to do with collusion with the Russian government to influence this election," the core of Mr. Mueller's inquiry.
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After 1995, Mr. Johnson began working with Roger C. Alperin, a professor of mathematics at San Jose State University, on theoretical projects having to do with "understanding the symmetries of curves related to their geometry," as Dr. Alperin explained it.
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While the cast of Joe Brancato's Penguin Rep Theater production mostly does well by the forced characters and situations — almost everything having to do with the art world is ludicrous — Rishe stands out with his endearing portrayal of a nebbishy romantic.
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But what we do know is that President Donald Trump -- and his lawyers -- have warned Mueller against a widening of the probe to include things that happened before Trump became a candidate or having to do with his real estate business.
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Department officials in the past week have sought to avoid the political fray, downplaying the administration's holdup of military aid to Ukraine and preemptively ordering employees to turn over for preservation any documents and communications having to do with it.
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For the last three years, therapists have reported an increase in patients who say that almost anything having to do with politics is making them uneasy, angry and hopeless, a condition that Jennifer C. Panning, a psychologist in Evanston, Ill.
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Pressure from Alaska natives While Murkowski has said her vote has nothing to do with her being a woman, her constituents have been putting pressure on her to oppose Kavanaugh's nomination for reasons not having to do with his assault allegations.
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"Some of the greatest companies in the world are complaining about it, having to do with Amazon and the Department of Defense, and I will be asking them to look at it very closely to see what's going on," he added.
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There are two kinds of privacy issues on Facebook: one having to do with what users are sharing with other people, and another to do with what they're sharing with advertisers and other third parties by sharing on Facebook at all.
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It's entirely possible that our recent preoccupation with Harry Potter makeup brushes, heart-shaped highlighter, and literally anything having to do with unicorns is a telltale sign that we've subconsciously decided to skip that whole adulting thing — and we're fine with that.
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" "I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said on "Fox News Sunday.
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"No matter what's gone down with Charlie and I, I invite Charlie to anything having to do with the kids and I," Richards told audiences on Tuesday's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, which featured footage of the Wild Things star's special day.
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In June, a judge vacated Syed's murder conviction and life sentence and granted him a new trial – not on Chapman's testimony, but on grounds having to do with the unreliability of cell phone tower data, which was cited as evidence at trial.
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For one, and I'm not quite sure if my essay contributed to this at all (I hope it did), but there's much more openness and maybe even warmth when it comes to discussing anything having to do with fertility or the lack thereof.
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"While I thank Ms. Haspel for her long and dedicated service to the CIA, as a country we need to turn the page on the unfortunate chapter in the agency&aposs history having to do with torture," Flake said in a statement Wednesday.
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But if you read the President&aposs letter today, he clearly left the door open to peace deal and tells Kim, "If you change your mind having to do with this important summit please do not hesitate to call me or write".
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In many cases, and for various reasons having to do with gender, race, class, sexual orientation and temperament, artists who do the sort of pressure-driven work I'm talking about are ones who stand both inside and outside the culture they're part of.
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Economy describes Obama's success in bringing China along on climate change as having to do with both Xi's desire to be "perceived as a responsible leader," and the fact that the U.S. was also pledging to take action on its own turf.
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As the New York Times pointed out when Feklisov died in 2007, the nature of Feklisov's career and the difficulty of checking anything having to do with the KGB has meant that it is hard, if not impossible, to independently confirm Feklisov's story.
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And after the press briefing is over, the main topic of conversation is almost never anything having to do with policy or of interest to the public but, instead, highlights/lowlights of Acosta trading volleys with the press secretary or the president.
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Individuals given an HIV-positive diagnosis are asked to sign an acknowledgement that their health providers have a "duty to warn" — meaning doctors and health-care providers are permitted to break client/patient confidentiality agreements in cases having to do with HIV exposure.
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This was during the speech in which he attempted to prove that he could behave like a normal candidate and read lines from a teleprompter, none of them having to do with the capacity of Mexican-American judges to deliver fair verdicts.
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" Trump told "Fox News Sunday" he fully understood the "one China" policy, "but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade.
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But Iran is the No. 240 trading partner, but we should have had something in that document that was signed having to do with North Korea as the No. 19473 trading partner and as somebody with a certain power because of that.
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When she was twenty, she happened to appear on a CBS news special having to do with a history project she put together in college, at the University of California Santa Cruz, that attempted to build bridges between students and senior citizens.
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I was never afraid of the ocean but my favorite school teacher of all time passed away in a surfing accident, and another kid who was a good friend of everyone in the neighborhood also passed away having to do with the ocean.
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"We have a lot of great announcements having to do with Syria and our success with the eradication of the caliphate and that will be announced over the next 24 hours," he said during a Rose Garden event at the White House.
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"I fully understand the One China policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a One China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said on Fox News Sunday.
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Student opposition to Mr. Sullivan has hinged on the idea of safety — that they would not feel safe confiding in Mr. Sullivan about matters having to do with sexual harassment or assault given his willingness to serve as a lawyer for Mr. Weinstein.
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I won't delve into the possible reasons (yes, there are many, and I'm not concluding which country's service economy is better or worse overall) but here's what hit me at one point: Sydneysiders are competitive about anything having to do with sports.
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"The one thing Jared really ought to stay completely away from is anything having to do with Dodd-Frank," Mr. Painter said, referring to the 2010 law that increased capital reserve requirements and instituted many other regulatory changes that affected the nation's banks.
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You can't be in the White House as president, future, I'm talking about future -- any future presidents -- and have a security adviser, anybody having to do with security, and legal and other things but especially -- INGRAHAM: Are you going to invoke executive privilege?
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Britain decided against joining the euro — a central part of the Maastricht vision — as did the Danes and the Swedes, while on a range of questions having to do with "how much Europe," opinion in Central and Eastern European countries has been divided.
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For reasons having to do with Brock Osweiler's essential Brock Osweiler-ness and injuries to Oakland's top two quarterbacks, respectively, the Houston Texans and Oakland Raiders will present what has to be the worst postseason quarterback match-up in the history of the sport.
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I covered this disaster in less detail then, because it was only one case and news story among many having to do with net neutrality, and having no official consequences (the motion, after all, was denied) it was only worth touching on in brief.
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So why not cap the week with an interview with popular You Tuber and avowed Tesla fan (and Model S owner) Marques Brownlee to talk Model 3 production, technology, science, and basically everything not having to do with this off-the-rails news cycle.
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"This issue is important to me because throughout the campaign, people would come up to me and express their concerns about voter inconsistencies and irregularities which they saw, in some cases having to do with very large numbers of people in certain states," Trump said.
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The reasoning behind all this is as opaque as anything else having to do with this Lakers season, and Russell's explanation that the whole thing is the result of a flubbed prank and a hacked Snapchat account is both very dumb and somehow totally convincing.
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What the website does say is that she is "honored" to have the endorsement of Everytown for Gun Safety, which happens to be another name for Mike Bloomberg, who happens to be Public Enemy #1 when it comes to anything having to do with guns.
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"I am pro-life, I am totally against abortion having to do with Planned Parenthood, but millions and millions of women, [with] cervical cancer, breast cancer, are helped by Planned Parenthood," Trump said at the Houston event in the face of criticism from his rivals.
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I think there are a lot of horror movie scenes that are very uncomfortable to watch, not even having to do with rape or anything, just like, people having their faces ripped off with pliers, or cutting their fingers in half with a knife.
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On the bright side, the U.S. is still considered to be one of the better countries globally when it comes to press freedoms, with much of that having to do with the strong legal protections for journalists under the U.S. Constitution and an independent judiciary.
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Supreme Court justices are still in the midst of deciding whether to take on two other abortion-related cases, one dealing with an Alabama law banning a common second-trimester abortion procedure, and a second, having to do with an Indiana fetal burial law.
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Though the road to this point has been chaotic, the show must go on; the best films, performances, directing, cinematography, editing, and everything else having to do with moviemaking over the past year will be honored at the 91st annual Academy Awards on Sunday night.
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In modern philosophical usage, "morality" is sometimes used to refer to considerations having to do with how people should treat one another, "ethics" to cover not just such moral considerations but also others that have to do with human flourishing, with living a good life.
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The entry EDDY has been in The New York Times Crossword a total of 336 times, clued as a "small whirlpool," with a few exceptions having to do with the founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker EDDY and the 1930s movie star, Nelson EDDY.
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I can summon up the sense memory of a handful of fierce, lingering hugs over time, having to do with various animals who became part of our family, or wildly decorated birthday cakes, or first jobs or books published or whatever we agree matters.
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And, Dr. Hames recalled, while Dr. Chagnon would "essentially introduce" items that would make Yanomami life easier, like steel machetes and axes or aluminum pots, he instructed Dr. Hames not to share anything having to do with the shotguns they took into the bush.
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"We want to ensure that those who enter the justice system are able to contribute to their communities after they leave prison, which is one of many very difficult subjects we're discussing, having to do with our great country," Trump said at the time.
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Certainly the lawn jockeys are signifiers of larger vexing problems having to do with race relations in America, yet the gesture doesn't resonate as a fully reasoned response; rather, it is lost among the gossamer of netting, strung beads, and collection of kitschy items.
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Just about everything having to do with Raza, as he insinuates himself with Albanian gangsters and disaffected Muslims, is fun to watch, particularly the scenes pairing Rizwan with Roger Jean Nsengiyumva as Dadir, another son of the projects who isn't quite as polished as Raza.
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The "Life Scripts" were omniscient psychological narratives of hopeless persons blindly repeating damaging behaviors in relationships with the wrong people, to whom they are attracted for terrible reasons, often having to do with damage done to them as children by their clueless, also damaged parents.
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Basically, Lee and Cuarón are the only ones even in this conversation, so the way things shake out could end up having to do with voters wanting to give Lee an overdue win and/or an awareness that Cuarón is likely to win in other categories.
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Now Manafort has totally denied it, Denied it, now, people knew that he was a consultant over in that part of the world for a while, but not for Russia, I think he represented Ukraine or people having to do with Ukraine or people that, whoever.
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Most existing laws having to do with exotic or endangered animals concern the hunting and sale of the animals, leaving a gaping loophole that leaves out cooking and eating the animals at home or in a restaurant once the meat had passed through a few hands.
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" Trump, Shanahan deny knowledge Trump first said Wednesday night on Twitter that he had not been made aware of any plans concerning the ship: "I was not informed about anything having to do with the Navy Ship USS John S. McCain during my recent visit to Japan.
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Do they suffer symbolically for some larger transgressions — maybe having to do with the industrialized economy that literally grinds their child in its gears, maybe, or the colonialism that results in the grotesque object, brought from India by an army friend, ending up in their cozy parlor?
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Better Excuses for Avoiding Journalists During Your Company&aposs Massive Sexual Harassment ScandalDespite his company's litany of problems, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick was supposed to appear onstage…Read more ReadUploadVR basically functions as a promoter of all things having to do with virtual/augmented/mixed reality.
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Hinge CEO Justin McLeod tells me that the company did test letting users give a reason as to why they would or wouldn't see someone again, and everyone gave pretty much the same answer: something having to do with lack of conversation or lack of chemistry.
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Heinrich -- along with Warren -- wrote a letter to the Justice Department asking the organization to open an investigation into whether Sessions violated the terms of his recusal from everything having to do with the Russia investigation given that he was consulted in the firing of Comey.
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First, Consumer Reports' team was able to access very personal information including data and comments about users' sex lives, history of miscarriages, abortions and more, through a privacy loophole having to do with the way the app allowed couples to link their accounts and share data.
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"I fully understand the 'one China policy,' but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China policy' unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," Trump said on an interview with Fox News Sunday.
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"I think (Erdogan), I think I can say this, because other people know it, and many other people feel the same way, they were very disappointed and he was very disappointed in the statement made by France having to do with commitment and NATO," Trump said.
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After all, Trump -- and his entire administration had gone waaaaay out of their way to insist that Trump didn't know anything about the Cohen payment or anything having to do with Daniels, who alleged she had an affair with Trump in the mid-2000s, at all.
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Federal prosecutors are investigating Cohen for possible bank and tax fraud, and for possible campaign law violation in connection with a payment to a porn actress and perhaps other matters having to do with foreign support to Trump's 2016 campaign, a source familiar with the investigation said.
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Federal prosecutors are investigating Cohen for possible bank and tax fraud, and for possible campaign law violation in connection with the Stormy Daniels payment, and perhaps other matters having to do with foreign support to Trump's 2016 campaign, a second source familiar with the investigation said.
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Epistemology is the branch of philosophy having to do with knowledge and how we come to know things; the crisis is that, as a polity, we have become incapable of learning or knowing the same things, and thus, incapable of acting together in a coherent fashion.
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On Tuesday, she was indicted in a corruption case having to do with public works contracts, and earlier this year, a separate court indicted her on charges of manipulating the nation's Central Bank by entering into contracts to sell the bank's dollars at below-market rates. Mrs.
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The seven years Shkreli was sentenced to for his conviction on three counts including securities fraud, having to do with hedge funds he ran and a former biotech company, Retrophin, that he founded before Turing, was significantly higher than the 18-month request made by defense attorneys.
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I never thought I would continue in the form, but Greg approached me about a piece having to do with race and real estate in the United States, and I love him and his work so much, and his really beautiful moral vision, that I said yes.
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Federal prosecutors are investigating Cohen for possible bank and tax fraud, and possible campaign law violations in connection with a payment to a porn actress and perhaps other matters having to do with foreign support to Trump's 2016 campaign, a source familiar with the investigation said.
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This was the first Wiley had heard of the project, or anything having to do with Google and VR. You might think he'd get some early notice, since he's one of the company's most celebrated and long-tenured designers, perhaps the person most responsible for the Overall Google Aesthetic.
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"As has happened with myriad other 'strange' phenomena (the CMB, pulsars themselves, gamma ray bursts, etc), we will probably find a natural explanation for FRB 121102 that, while not having to do with extraterrestrial intelligence, will never-the-less teach us something new about the universe," he said.
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At home, even as he praised intelligence officers in remarks announcing Baghdadi's death, he railed against "poor leadership" in the intelligence community and "people who aren't very intelligent having to do with intel," probably references to officials involved in investigating his transgressions or standing up for independent analysis.
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Theodore Karasik, senior adviser at Gulf State Analytics, a consulting firm, said Hariri's resignation and the purging of Saudi officials and businessmen were likely connected, all having to do with ferreting out a culture of "bakhshish" or bribery paid for public-sector contracts that has drawn in Lebanon.
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After all, Trump's acquiescent attitude towards anything having to do with Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin, is so baffling, so dismissive of American institutions and arguably of the country's interests, that it has become the most corrosive point of contention between Trump and members of his own party.
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As detailed in a 1983 New York Times article, low-Earth orbit was touted as a promising venue to develop new pharmaceuticals, manufacture electronics, establish telecommunications services, and collect remote sensing data, in addition to more traditional space activities having to do with rocket launches and in-orbit services.
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""There are conflicts of interest coming out by the day having to do with Russia, with China, with Iran, with elites all over this country ... I want transparency on all of it," Brat said, maintaining that "I do think it is important for citizens to see [Trump's] taxes.
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Specifically, he was thinking about Germany, which got him thinking about Teutonic culture in general, which led him off on tangents having to do with the Brothers Grimm, the autobahn, the space shuttle and other kinds of technology, and a magazine called Burda, whose how-to section he loved.
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Federal prosecutors are investigating Cohen for possible bank and tax fraud, and possible campaign law violations in connection with a payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels and perhaps other matters having to do with foreign support to Trump's 2016 campaign, a source familiar with the investigation said.
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Everything having to do with President Trump and Russia, whether it is Mr. Trump's demand for an investigation into the investigation by the special counsel Robert Mueller, or whether Mr. Trump will testify, requires an answer to one essential background question: Can Mr. Mueller seek to indict the president?
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Legal experts say Giuliani would face an uphill battle in resisting the subpoena on the basis of attorney client-privilege — something he has indicated he may do — noting that it would likely only apply to a narrow set of documents having to do with his conversations with Trump alone.
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The full causes and dynamics behind this are complex, having to do with what energy is being stored, what energy is being displaced when it is released, and what energy makes up for the energy lost (roughly 20 percent) in the round-trip journey to battery and back.
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"I don't know why we have to be bound by a One China policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade," he said, before also citing Beijing's military buildup in the disputed South China Sea and its support for North Korea.
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As queer, minority and other marginalized identities find themselves uniquely imperiled in today's political climate, the questions that the queer Chicano/a artists featured in Axis Mundo contemplated at the time—questions having to do with identity, artistic protest and American culture—are made newly relevant by recent history.
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The company will continue selling its core product, a $199 kit testing for genetic markers having to do with health and ancestry, and founder Anne Wojcicki told TechCrunch in September it would be making a bigger effort to gather more and better genetic information from more diverse populations around the world.
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As detailed by Lin, the computer's software basically dispatches a list of tasks to the cluster—in this case having to do with word counts—and then the nodes each retrieve a task from the list, execute it, and then return a result before retrieving a new task from the list.
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During the interview, he discussed working with his co-star Paula Patton and other topics having to do with the ABC drama, but what I was most relieved to learn from this US Weekly piece was why the actor seemed to have disappeared from Hollywood for awhile in the early 2000s.
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Instead of focusing on anything having to do with Rick — you know, to really drive home just how shattered he is — the season's final sequence is shot from the point of view of whomever is having their head bashed in by Negan and his barbed-wire-wrapped baseball bat, Lucille.
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While hordes of Mr. Robot fans are still trying to comprehend the countless theories that have stemmed from last week's two-hour premiere — Vulture's take may still frustratingly ring true — this week's episode might have tipped its hat toward a major plot line having to do with one character: Ray.
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"We're going to be increasing our budget by many billions of dollars because of North Korea and other reasons having to do with the anti-missile [aspect]," Trump told reporters at his golf club in Bedminster, N.J. "We'll probably be able to report that over the next week," Trump added.
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Trump's lawyers are finding one other hopeful sign: The special counsel has asked the White House for a limited scope of documents related to the President directly, largely having to do with the firing of former FBI Director James Comey, two of the sources familiar with the matter told CNN.
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To the Editor: It is ironic that on Christmas Day you ran a front-page story detailing the Trump administration's continued assaults on the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and various other environmental protections having to do with birds and other forms of wildlife ("Trump Policy Ends Penalties in Bird Deaths").
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"Brian called a few weeks ago and said we want to do a very big announcement having to do with our country, but having to do mostly with Arizona and the jobs and the great technology that will be produced," the man said, as camera shutters snapped wildly a few feet away.
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The propulsion test, which ran on a track and not inside a tube, was the first time anyone has seen anything concrete having to do with the hyperloop, Elon Musk's futuristic "fifth mode of transportation" that comes with lofty promises of sending people 700 miles per hour down a partially pressurized tube.
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"It was a gift to the city and the people of New York, and then to have it opposed by what turned out to be narrow reasons not having to do with the public interest, it was devastating," Mr. Diller said, noting that Mr. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio support the park.
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The worst part about it is that Dior simply deleted everything having to do with the ad, issued no apology, and went on with its day acting like it didn't just use Natives in an ad for a perfume named after the French word for one of the biggest slurs for us.
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"The Europeans, E-3 in particular, have been working hard in trying to address some of our most important or prominent concerns having to do with Iran's ballistic missile program, for example, the sunset clause in the JCPOA and so on," the senior administration official said, referring to the agreement by its acronym.
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" The latest messages from Beijing were a direct response to comments from the President-elect on Sunday that "I fully understand the 'one China' policy, but I don't know why we have to be bound by a 'one China' policy unless we make a deal with China having to do with other things, including trade.
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It's unknown exactly how the administration will legally justify funding the wall with an emergency declaration, but it's believed he could use two provisions in the US code having to do with military construction not authorized by law and another the use of the Army's civil works resources to construct projects essential to national defense.
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DS: To see the coalition that she had, and the idea that she could take the essence of her experience--a lot of that having to do with Spelman--and this idea that you're supposed to serve others, and you're supposed to bring this kind of spirit of service to share and to inspire people?
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There are a standard number of privacy questions with which you might have some familiarity, having to do with people conveying information that they know they're conveying or they're not so sure they are, but "mouse droppings" as we used to call them when they run in the rafters of the Internet and leave traces.
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As mayor, Mr. Giuliani was widely credited with helping to make New York City safer and he sought to revive those memories on Monday night, even as he avoided the more contentious parts of his legacy having to do with racial tensions that critics contend were exacerbated by both his policies and his tone.
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Two advisers to President Trump ran into trouble for not being more candid about contacts with Mr. Kislyak: Michael T. Flynn, who was forced to resign as national security adviser, and Jeff Sessions, the attorney general, who incurred President Trump's wrath by recusing himself from any matters having to do with the Russia inquiry.
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The alt-right knuckleheads rallied behind Donald Trump not for reasons having to do with policy — they have no serious policy agenda at all — but because he gives voice to their passion, that passion being the desire to shock and annoy the politically correct busybodies and transnational economic elites by whom they feel condescended to.
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Going forward, I'm going to assume that we're working with TensorFlow because there's actually quite a bit more to getting going with GPU support, mostly having to do with the installation of CUDA, which is the software/platform (yes, another one) that lets you use your Nvidia GPU for these kinds of computations in the first place.
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But I can say that I am physically shaking due to some other emotion — maybe having to do with the experience of hanging out in an app marketed towards young people, watching a story about how young women are idiotic narcissists who are so tempted by social media fame that they ruin lives by lying about rape?
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Perhaps the only legitimate concern having to do with explicit relationship between sex work and a child's safety is the fact that individuals working in prostitution are still being criminalized, so these women tend to be incarcerated or face arrest, which can mean having their children sent to a relative or taken under the dysfunctional care of the state.
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Once the government is open and we have made a down payment on border security, and immigration reform starts to happen, I plan to convene weekly bipartisan meetings at the White House so we can do a finished product, a great product, a product that we can all be proud of, having to do with that elusive immigration problem.
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Hrdy wrote that there is "no doubt" that evolution is a factor, "having to do with primate male predispositions to control female reproduction," but noted that she was hesitant to go into them because the sources of these predispositions are really complicated — long-running evolution of female reproductive strategies and male counter-strategies, generating female counter-strategies.
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Anna's big arc in that first movie involves learning about the nature of true love and that it's the result of time and effort, that a relationship between two sisters who've known each other for years and years is more likely to qualify as true love than anything having to do with some guy you've just met.
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How it wound up inhabiting our modem is as much a mystery as everything else having to do with the spirit world, although it probably had something to do with the fact that the modem was ancient and the internet is, generally speaking, a surging tide of sodden medical waste and corroded styrofoam that's forever looking to burst through any available fissure.
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That said, we're interested in any company that wants to penetrate that marketplace, so anything having to do with aircraft — meaning commercial, military, helicopters, launch vehicles, rockets, satellite constellations — as well as hardware, software and systems, cybersecurity and safety, the Internet of things, connected factories, data analytics associated with sensor systems, the networking and telecommunications associated with connecting those things together . . .
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According to Quartz, health code violations at the Trump facilities involved were numerous and serious—mostly having to do with water quality, but also failure to comply with safety rules such as "deficient handrails and ladders":The violations were so serious that Trump's Florida properties were forced to close their pools by health inspectors 10 times over the past 12 months.
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In particular, the Middle East and surrounding regions have been shown to be particularly vulnerable to climate change effects, especially those having to do with water: Within the last seven years the region has lost enough water to fill the Dead Sea and by 2040, 14 of the 20033 most water stressed countries on Earth will be in the Middle East.
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The administrator made the comments before being pelted with questions about recent regulatory rollbacks done under President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE having to do with methane, carbon and car emissions.
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MUNICH — For Reinhard Grindel, the leader of Germany's soccer federation, this has become an awkward moment to promote his country's campaign to stage European Championship in 2024, or, really, anything having to do with a national team program that only months ago was considered a symbol of unity for the country and one of the most unstoppable forces in sports.
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Jacob, it seems, kept one room in his house as a locked sanctuary, where he stored documents having to do with his hitherto undisclosed work for the British government during World War II. And as Ava and Jamie go through these papers, Jacob comes alive for the audience, as does his wife, Rita (Olivia Hirst), and his onetime collaborator, George (Andy McLeod).
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But in the mid-'90s and early 2000s, the cellphone holster was an inescapable object of necessary evil for a very specific type of person: people who had to carry cellphones for professional purposes, who did not, for reasons likely having to do with strict gender expectations, have purses, and who also did not care that cellphone holsters are very dorky.
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Anyway, let's focus on this month: February opens with your two ruling planets, Mars and Pluto, sextile (a helpful astrological transit) on February 3, bringing you a chance to communicate something important as well as to get assistance around something having to do with a contract or agreement, or maybe even some gossip (not that I'm surprised, Scorpio, you're almost a worse gossip than Gemini).
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But while his career has afforded him the opportunity to weigh in on cases having to do with controversial issues such as the death penalty, where he has at times sided with inmates and at other times sided with the state, Hardiman has never had the opportunity to weigh in on one hot-button issue that has become central in the conversation around Kennedy's successor: abortion.
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They proposed three "reasonable axioms" having to do with information capacity: that the most elementary component of all systems can carry no more than one bit of information, that the state of a composite system made up of subsystems is completely determined by measurements on its subsystems, and that you can convert any "pure" state to another and back again (like flipping a coin between heads and tails).
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The CDC's acting deputy for non-infectious diseases, Dr Ileana Arias, explained on the call after expressing their condolences: CDC is currently providing consultations to state health departments about a cluster of pulmonary illnesses having to do with vaping or e-cigarette use… While some cases appear to be similar and linked to e-cigarette product use, more information is needed to determine what is causing the illnesses.
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"We have to take into account that there's been a secular decline in long-term interest rates," Evans said in comments at the Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong, days after the Fed signalled an end to its tightening and abandoned plans for further rate hikes in 2019.. "Some of this is structural, having to do with lower trend growth, lower real interest rates," he said.
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"We have to take into account that there's been a secular decline in long-term interest rates," Evans said in comments at the Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong, days after the Fed signaled an end to its tightening and abandoned plans for further rate hikes in 2019.. "Some of this is structural, having to do with lower trend growth, lower real interest rates," he said.
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As jurors deliberate the fate of former Trump campaign manager Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, it's a bit of a letdown for Trump critics that Manafort wasn't charged with anything having to do with alleged Russia collusion in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Vanda Felbab-Brown: That goes back to the creation of independent Pakistan, with issues having to do with the Pashtun minority in Pakistan, which is also the majority population of Afghanistan, and irredentist claims by Afghan Pashtun politicians, as well as the Cold War rivalry between the Soviet Union and the United States, who at different times supported either Pakistan or Afghanistan and played the two against each other.
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That picture of Manafort, who was sentenced Thursday to 47 months in jail for a panoply of financial crimes having to do with his long relationship with Ukraine, was eons away from the bespoke pinstriped-suit wearing, ostrich-leather-coat-having political operative who seemed on top of the world as he toured Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump around the Republican National Convention in the summer of 2016.
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"We have to take into account that there's been a secular decline in long-term interest rates," Evans said in comments at the Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong, days after the Fed signalled an end to its tightening and abandoned plans for further rate hikes in 2019.. "Some of this is structural, having to do with lower trend growth, lower real interest rates," he said.
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"I think we'll have a great bill put forward, very soon, having to do with strong background checks ... and perhaps we'll do something on age because it doesn't seem to make sense that you have to wait until you are 21 years old to get a pistol, but to get a gun like this maniac used in the school, you get that at 18," he told Fox News in an interview that aired February 24.
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" For his own part, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE quickly tossed aside any sensible notion of decorum or detachment in demanding that his former friend and lawyer be sent to jail to rot: "You mean he can do all of the TERRIBLE, unrelated to Trump, things having to do with fraud, big loans, taxis, etc.
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"We're going to be increasing our budget by many billions of dollars because of North Korea and other reasons having to do with the anti-missile [aspect]," Trump told reporters at his golf club in Bedminster, N.J. The $2628 billion request Monday, which comes as Trump is on an Asia trip dominated by worries about North Korea, would go toward construction of an additional Ground-Based Interceptor field at Fort Greely, Alaska, as well as initial funding to buy 28500 new interceptors for the system.
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When the news broke in October, Twitter gave an extremely tech company non-explanation; there are various reasons having to do with slow user growth and Twitter's own robustly borked internal doings, but they are not really very interesting and anyway you would do well to get them from some of the (many) people more qualified than I. But in this uninformed man's opinion, the end of Vine can be traced back to the internet's original misunderstandings: the idea that all of this has a purpose, and that it must grow.
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