Opponents of the war hold that these were warnings to be heeded, and should be heeded again.
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I was pleased to see that they'd heeded these instructions.
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Around 30,000, including some 6,000 from Europe, heeded its call.
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The advice was heeded, to the relief of many Lebanese.
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Ruling: In short, Trump has not closely heeded Obama's advice.
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But he said the distributor had not heeded the warning.
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Eventually, I heeded my dad's advice and hired a developer.
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Amazon has heeded these lessons under the leadership of Bezos.
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Many patients simply heeded public officials' advice to stay home.
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I gave you the warning, but you never heeded it.
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Many of them heeded calls to wear black in support.
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On Thursday, Mr. Trump appeared to have heeded that advice.
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More than 4 million people heeded his call and retweeted.
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Why, having heeded the initial warning, had he returned home?
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Most residents have heeded calls to leave their homes, she said.
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Only 10.6 percent of workers heeded the strike call, it said.
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In previous months, thousands of demonstrators heeded his calls to protest.
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It is very eerie, but it seems people have heeded warnings.
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But not enough African-Americans, along with Latinos, heeded the call.
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Idiosyncratic demands from one team member should not always be heeded.
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But a growing number of airlines have heeded Beijing&aposs call.
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Somehow, nobody heeded the warnings, because people still use them today.
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This is not, however, to say that they should be heeded.
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Many thousands of people heeded the call of publisher Robert Abbott.
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I believe this is a lesson Climate March organizers have heeded.
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On other seating issues, though, I heeded the advice of professionals.
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My plans address the crisis, with those important warnings being heeded.
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Halep heeded the advice, one Grand Slam champion relying on another.
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Those who heeded the request were frustrated by what they found.
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Even taxis heeded the warnings and mostly vanished from the streets.
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Gradually more and more people in Russia heard and heeded them.
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Some Senate Republicans argued that the agency's figures should be heeded.
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Harold's neighbors were among the near 200,000 people who heeded the evacuation.
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State after state heeded the warning and enacted same-sex marriage bans.
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Only some companies have heeded repeated U.N. calls for no go zones.
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Congress has not heeded our plea for bipartisan leadership on climate change.
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Tarkanian heeded Trump's call, and is running to replace Rosen in November.
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Few Russians living abroad have heeded Putin's renewed calls to return home.
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Netflix finally heeded the call, and now "Dogs" is indeed that show.
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It can be heeded by everyone; it's needed as much as ever.
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Though many people hunkered down, not everyone heeded calls to stay indoors.
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The husband asked Briggs to leave her alone, and he heeded that warning.
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He soon heeded the siren song of the Catskills, just as Cole had.
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It's unclear if those suggestions were heeded or amounted to any policy changes.
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I was asked my opinion and provided it and my advice was heeded.
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Obama's advisors are right to be worried, and its recommendations should be heeded.
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We have not heeded warnings that our voting systems and technologies are antiquated.
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So far European countries have not heeded Washington's request to outright ban Huawei.
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Apple, apparently, still heeded the call to get rid of the gun emoji.
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So far, there has been only sporadic evidence of these calls being heeded.
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His conclusions, you will remember, were not heeded when the U.S. invaded Iraq.
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Others seem to have heeded the government's controversial advice to delay pregnancy altogether.
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Google finally heeded those concerns, and decided to give Google Voice another shot.
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And some professionals, especially in hospitals, have heeded experts' warnings — with encouraging results.
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"Lincoln was right — and it is time we heeded his words," Trump said.
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The company to date has not heeded his repeated calls to sell itself.
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Others have questioned what could have been if Li's warning had been heeded.
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This warning should be heeded at conservative think tanks and publications as well.
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She wondered if she should have heeded the warnings not to pursue surgery.
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The viewer discretion warning at the start of each episode is well-heeded.
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He voiced frustration that Russia's complaints about the missile shield had not been heeded.
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The human figure kept calling and calling, and eventually Neo Rauch heeded that call.
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The retailer quickly heeded the backlash and yanked the $11 shirts off its website.
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They marveled at how well people had heeded the advice not to go out.
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She initially heeded this warning, working as a dental assistant for $18 an hour.
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That may be because some people have heeded Mr Trump's call to "stop it".
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Sex therapists are few in the Muslim world, and their advice is rarely heeded.
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This time, thousands of Erdogan supporters heeded his call to take to the streets.
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Her voice and her opinion as someone picking the roles is heard and heeded.
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His warning was not heeded: most states elect judges to at least some courts.
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The second time, Andrew, I heeded your advice and rarely entered a mission area.
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That inevitably led to more scrambling and panic as they heeded police orders. Londres.
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Thankfully, most publishers have heeded the call and now offer pretty decent mobile pages.
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She would come into the recording studio and make suggestions, which were often heeded.
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This was a novel idea at the time, and should still be heeded today.
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He even heeded his aides' urgings to wear business suits, not boyish fleece pullovers.
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Authorities said the relatively few fatalities were people who had not heeded their warnings.
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Multilateral development banks dispense tens of billions of dollars and dispense much-heeded advice.
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Today, Rogers's philosophy of difficult emotions stands a chance of being heard and heeded.
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Berkshire heeded that lesson, approached regulators first and got a provisional nod of approval.
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Sure, the movie could have heeded its own advice and taken a few risks.
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Plenty of people have heeded her advice but anxiety was clearly rising among others.
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I wish I would have heeded their advice to consider a less-expensive alternative.
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They clearly heeded the results, and tailored their product to this famously high-strung cohort.
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One might argue few media outlets (again, VICE is no exception) have heeded that message.
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Wilsey heeded part of that advice but turned the rest of it on its head.
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Although many people heeded mandatory evacuation orders, hundreds stayed, refusing to leave behind their livelihoods.
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She taught me something very, very practical and I heeded her advice all my life.
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By contrast, those who strictly heeded town procedures had a solid chance of making it.
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Only the general prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, heeded the president's advice and stepped down on Tuesday.
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Most politicians heeded his advice, distinguishing carefully between the issues at play in different killings.
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Protesters heeded calls issued on Wednesday by a civic group that had organized previous demonstrations.
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Institutional shareholders either heeded Mr. Cernich's call or, in some prominent cases, ignored his recommendations.
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But as the years have worn on, the warnings have been heeded less and less.
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And when the chorus arrives with power-chord blasts, it sounds like she was heeded.
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Ara, a Catalan newspaper that is committed to holding an independence referendum, heeded the warning.
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Many heeded Jones's call to share their own setbacks and thus a hashtag was born.
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Citizens in Zimbabwe's two major cities vigorously heeded the call for the strike on Monday.
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Some in the state, sensing fears over the at-risk communities, have heeded the warning.
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Even as he played in parts of 14 major league seasons, Cora heeded his roots.
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Fire safety experts said the blaze could have been avoided, if warnings had been heeded.
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So the search continued until Trump heeded the advice of Armed Services Committee Chair Sen.
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If 538 Nader voters in Florida had heeded Raskin's advice, Gore would have beaten Bush.
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Indeed, the suspect appears to have heeded ISIS's call to attack during the holiday season.
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Thousands heeded the call, streaming away out of town in bumper-to-bumper traffic. Gov.
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In true Colman style, she heeded calls to wrap the speech by blowing a raspberry.
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Ms. Dockery's death might have been averted, had the guards and administrators heeded her requests.
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It's an essential piece of historical documentation that cries out to be seen, and heeded.
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However, after dozens of Democratic senators called on Franken to resign, he finally heeded their call.
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In the valley itself, many had heeded the calls of separatist leaders to boycott the polls.
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Fortunately, Congress and the administration have heeded the call to drive forward these life-saving innovations.
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The Astros are learning this now, because Mike Fiers — knowingly or not — has heeded Hinch's advice.
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Ultimately, the Jefferson County school board heeded public pressure and canceled its review of the framework.
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The blockade, unlikely to be heeded by most of the country, will begin at 6 a.m.
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No participating countries or broadcasters have heeded the BDS calls to pull out of the event.
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If the warning is not heeded Trump may fail next month but another Trump will arise.
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But recommendations from past inquiries on aboriginal communities have not been heeded, and so doubt remains.
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At another point, he said he heeded criticism only if it was from someone he respected.
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Other countries — among them Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Italy, New Zealand and Switzerland — heeded Pfizer's request.
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If only we had heeded Washington's warnings, would the election have turned out as it did?
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Along India's coast, streets were largely empty as residents heeded warnings from the India Meteorological Department.
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Just count the column inches and the number of pictures,' advice I heeded for many years.
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The campaign that ends on Tuesday has produced little evidence that Kenya has heeded his advice.
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A lot of CEOs haven't heeded that and are afraid of ruffling their relationship with Trump.
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I've also heeded criticism of it from those who find its vision of racial reconciliation perverse.
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Tens of thousands heeded Guaido's call as demonstrators hit Caracas' streets in support of early elections.
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DeValve -- who's married to a black woman -- heard Bennett loud and clear and heeded the call.
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We wished we'd heeded this advice as our car skidded down the mountain and into a ditch.
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We wished we'd heeded this advice as our car skidded down the mountain and into a ditch.
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Activists recognised privately, after a media briefing, that they did not expect the call to be heeded.
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Today, the call of the sea is chiefly heeded by Algerians — students or not, women or men.
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Before starting at TA, she had heeded her mother's advice to cut her hair and wear glasses.
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CNN journalists in Tehran reported seeing long lines as voters apparently heeded calls for a big turnout.
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Others questioned why nobody looked for Wu and why neighbors did not hear or heeded her cries.
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Most touchingly, we hear mothers from the Belgian suburb of Molenbeek, whose children heeded the fundamentalists' call.
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But Judge Ushir Pandit-Durant heeded a prosecutor's recommendation and ordered him held without bail until trial.
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Close to 2000,22005 residents -- including tens of thousands who live outside the zone -- heeded the government's warning.
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The pleas of Frederick Douglass and other abolitionists had been heeded, and millions of slaves found freedom.
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Here are three lessons from British comedy that the British people could have heeded, but didn't. 1.
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Greeks have for the most part heeded the government's call to stay home and practice social distancing.
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Greeks have for the most part heeded the government's call to stay home and practice social distancing.
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These are the lessons I wish I'd heeded from NBC's The Office before I entered the workforce.
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HHS and the USDA have heeded this instruction; the Defense Department (and Air Force) apparently have not.
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Williamson heeded that message in the fourth quarter, when he engineered a ridiculous stretch of basketball pyrotechnics.
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Patients from across America needed a voice in Washington, and Patients for Medicare Access heeded their call.
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CEETA&aposs success sent a clear message to the IRS, one the agency appears to have heeded.
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The boys knew these tales of dispossession and heeded them as they did the báhádzidii, the taboos.
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" "Therefore, if officials ask people to not use their personal vehicles," it said, "that (request) should be heeded.
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Hopefully Marsh's call for conservation will be heeded, and we'll get to see more of this incredible monkey.
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Soon, third-party developers heeded the call, and rolled out apps for trimming and transforming Apple's Live Photos.
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It seems that some, including many of Houston's hospitals, heeded those warnings and are benefiting from the preparation.
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"Everyone to the polls!" proclaimed psychedelic billboards strung over Tashkent's broad boulevards, but not everyone heeded the call.
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Some Diaspora complaints, especially with respect to religion and refugees, are valid and should be heeded by Jerusalem.
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The orderly populace heeded injunctions to stay indoors—turning Hong Kong into a ghost city on September 16th.
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But hundreds heeded calls to turn towards Legco, where some protesters had been gathering since the early morning.
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Corporate governance has garnered more attention in Asia in recent years although activists' concerns are not always heeded.
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Since the sixties, there's been a dovish tradition in the Democratic Party — even if it isn't always heeded.
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The warning was heeded by the Government, which raised the buffer to 1 percent with effect from Sept.
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His antics have doubtless made it less likely that his complaints about federal over-regulation will be heeded.
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The Scottish National Party under Nicola Sturgeon is pushing to ensure that Scotland's vote for Remain is heeded.
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On July 6th a general strike organised by #ThisFlag was heeded by an unusually large number of people.
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There's only so much due diligence one can do, but were there warning signs they should have heeded?
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The Nixon impeachment was on a bipartisan basis, and he heeded the advice of Republican leadership to resign.
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However, those recommendations have not been heeded in Mississippi, Texas, Ohio and Oklahoma, nor at the federal level.
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Such exhortations are rarely heeded by politicians, because the structural incentives of the institution usually trump policy considerations.
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Mr. Trump heeded the advice, and in a rare moment of political restraint, his Twitter feed stayed quiet.
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The news media also heeded an admonition by the government's campaign regulatory body not to publish false news.
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Lines formed at gas stations as people heeded warnings to gas up in case they're ordered to leave.
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A Milan branch of the kosher restaurant chain Ba'Ghetto heeded the orders from Israel and pulled the artichoke.
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Managers heeded the engineer's suggestion somewhat: they sent everyone home but ordered them to return in the morning.
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Emergency responders conducted four water rescues on Saturday but none overnight as people heeded official warnings, Reeves said.
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By the end of August, felony arrests rate had fallen which suggested that officers had heeded his call.
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By Saturday morning, the lawyers who heeded the call were at about a dozen airports around the country.
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But calls for increased spending from Germany have been coming since February and thus far have not been heeded.
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According to news reports, roughly a dozen anti-Muslim protesters and more than 50 counter-protesters heeded the call.
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The artist himself asked for the paintings to be burned before his death, but no one heeded the warning.
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Ten days later, anyone who heeded his expensive advice suffered the biggest percentage losses since the 25 financial crisis.
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In the end, jurors heeded a plea made by prosecutor Uzo Asonye in his opening argument three weeks ago.
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"To some extent, I've purposefully toned down the message, because the most important part is being heeded," Sturgeon says.
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"I'm pleased that the Assembly has heeded my suggestion for tax fairness," Christie told reporters outside of his office.
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The extent to which their advice is heeded will determine how prepared nuclear facilities are for the next attack.
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He won in part by understanding how much people need to feel that they are useful, respected and heeded.
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When his warnings were not heeded, the younger Huang noted that the American people could remove officials from office.
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If we do not take concerted action now, the 2016 election will be remembered as the warning nobody heeded.
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I have never once heeded that old internet chestnut, "Don't read the comments," and I've almost always regretted it.
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John Maynard Keynes' warning that a market "can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent" is well heeded.
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But the sharp reduction in imports so far in December shows Beijing's message to the industry is being heeded.
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The SDF warned locals not to return as the city is heavily mined, and that warning has been heeded.
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Nearly all of those allies and forces are gone thanks to Tyrion's advice, which Daenerys heeded on multiple occasions.
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Nina Bersamina heeded warnings to evacuate, saying residents are at the mercy of Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of fire.
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About two-thirds of the subjects heeded the orders all the way up to the potentially fatal maximum voltage.
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When he suggested that his neck be thicker, Cannom was skeptical but heeded the request and constructed new pieces.
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We've also heeded the call, and we have found ourselves in the streets of Venezuela once and for all.
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So far, it is mainly the fishermen who have heeded the call but Talj hopes her campaign can help.
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If names are destiny, Dr. Archer heeded the call: Her line of natural foot products are simply called Arch.
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This means Trump's call for Fox to "bring back Judge Jeanine" is not being heeded, at least not yet.
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No one should doubt that it is binding and that we must defend it and ensure it is heeded.
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It is vital that they are at the table, their concerns are heeded, and they are accompanied through change.
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But the most important reason why Jordan's voice should be heeded on Jerusalem is its actions since Trump's announcement.
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They heeded Professor Albert Mehrabian's advice to include a visual aid and, to great effect, used the captured wight.
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Here are some of the more obvious (but sometimes clearly ignored) warnings and what can happen when they aren't heeded.
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Over 13,000 men heeded the call, joining various militia under the umbrella of the Shiite-dominated Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF).
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Unfortunately, the authors' proposed solution basically boils down to "be nicer" — great advice, but unlikely to be heeded at scale.
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Yet another sign of the lack of significance assigned to this non-event, and one we perhaps should have heeded.
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Mr Xi's words are heeded partly because he has the world's largest stockpile of foreign currency to back them up.
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Hudson's illness was a wake-up call -- one heeded most prominently by one of his co-stars, actress Elizabeth Taylor.
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Musicians have also heeded the impact of volumetric capture, as evidenced by Maya Payne's video for the song Breathe Again.
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She has argued the use of the term is sexist, and her calls have been heeded by some news groups.
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Hundreds of Democrats heeded their party leaders' call for a protest and packed the Capitol rotunda in Frankfort on Saturday.
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Clearly the warnings issued by the CSA [the body which regulates TV and radio in France] have been largely heeded.
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But there's a more explicit threat of disruption to the government's plans if Labour's calls for changes are not heeded.
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The Republican-controlled legislature heeded his order but met for just 90 minutes, and left without voting on any proposals.
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But few heeded the advice "because they refused to abandon their homes or had nowhere else to go", he said.
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But had the lessons of Mr. Regan's case been heeded, the United States's secret information would be far more secure.
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He heeded the advice of teammate Jason Terry, an 733-year veteran, which was passed along as a golf analogy.
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In the hours before the storm made landfall, more than 10,000 Puerto Ricans heeded calls to take refuge in shelters.
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What a different — and undoubtedly better — world we missed because Winston Churchill was not heeded a century ago this year.
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Many people seem to have heeded warnings to evacuate, but some had to be rescued as the Pearl River swelled.
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According to HeadCount, a nonpartisan organization that promotes participation in democracy, thousands of people may have already heeded that call.
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This means President Trump's call for Fox to "bring back Judge Jeanine" is not being heeded, at least not yet.
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James said he had heeded the warning and had been driving around before dawn with his family looking for shelter.
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James said he had heeded the warning and had been driving around before dawn with his family looking for shelter.
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Soumya Brata Guha of Plan International, a children's welfare group in Dhaka, said imams often heeded warnings from government officials.
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Times Insider Employees from across the company have long heeded the same charitable call made to readers: Remember the neediest.
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She wishes he skipped school less, heeded her advice more, and could better understand how his disobedience weighs on her.
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There, she saw what happened when the warnings were not heeded, and suffered a serious head wound in the melee.
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Yet SNCF might have heeded a warning from Marcel Proust, who was fond of trains but wrote of their compelling melancholia.
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If the president and his intelligence chiefs are at odds, what is the likelihood that the intelligence information will be heeded?
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So far, few have heeded the warnings, but limitations in the U.S. market have pressured Huawei to strengthen its footing elsewhere.
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In 2015, the FBI tried to notify the DNC about possible Russian activity, but a miscommunication meant its warning wasn't heeded.
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When their subsequent wedding engagement fell through, he finally heeded suggestions that her work was worth little, and terminated the arrangement.
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Over the past decade, election officials in many states have heeded these warnings and switched to using paper optical-scan ballots.
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The NBA star -- who was just traded to the Houston Rockets -- heeded charity calls from both J.J. Watt and Kevin Hart.
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The president had thus far heeded the warnings of his defence secretary, Jim Mattis, and his national security adviser, H.R. McMaster.
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And if conservatives had heeded them at the time, they might've been equipped to preempt Trumpism before it destroyed their movement.
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Many had already heard about the humanitarian disaster that happened with the battle of Falluja, and thus heeded the government's call.
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Lenore Adams, 59, who has lived at Lighthouse for seven years, was one of the residents who heeded the officers' advice.
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At the Mexico City polling center, people heeded the volunteers' calls to stay on the sidewalk and not block the driveways.
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Kelly will have to find a way to guide and advise this president — but understand that he won't always be heeded.
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"He seems to have heeded advice from his wife and daughters to tone down his rhetoric," Johnson writes in another article.
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But the Cavaliers are at their best when they play fast, and they heeded Lue's message at start of Game 3.
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Leary coined "Turn on, tune in, drop out," and many of his disciples heeded the advice of this amateur guidance counselor.
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Mr. Scott had urged people in low-lying communities to evacuate, and it appeared that most people had heeded his advice.
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If this weren't the case, we probably would have heeded the warnings from climatologists to break the fossil fuel habit sooner.
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It is a lesson to be learned and heeded for any company or industry that becomes the target during an election.
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Pena Nieto, four years into his single six-year term, heeded the drubbing in his first public remarks on the elections.
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A nationwide rebellion that had been called for Easter Sunday was called off, but not everybody got or heeded the message.
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I'm not certain that the Migos heeded their mom's advice about not dealing drugs, but I hope my my niece does.
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But at the same time, the warnings of addiction, of becoming completely lost in a virtual world, need to be heeded.
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As the body shunts its face at us and its previously-hollow eyes ignite, we know that it must be heeded.
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So is there any reason to think now that the bond market is conveying an alarming message that should be heeded?
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After various efforts, I heeded a sex researcher's advice to contact a Reddit group for men who call their penises small.
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There has been criticism of members of the public who have not heeded advice to stay at home and not gather.
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Last week, I asked readers to suggest what music I should play while on the road, and they heeded my call!
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"I don't know if the Canadian leader has seriously heeded China's solemn stance," Ms. Hua said at a regular news briefing.
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In explaining the need for that bill, Mr. Parker gave advice that he might have been wise to have later heeded.
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If heeded, those words have the potential to increase people's chances of being exposed to a disease that may kill them.
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NLXL, a Dutch company that produces trompe l'oeil wallpaper, heeded a call for more neutrality with a subdued collection called Monochrome.
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And many people fighting for racial justice, aware of lynching's toll on black men, heeded Judge Thomas's appeal to racial solidarity.
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There were signs that residents had largely heeded the authorities' warnings, most notably the falloff in new calls for rescue assistance.
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"There's some hysteria at the moment but this isn't a very dangerous situation as long as warnings are heeded," he said.
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She also said social services had not heeded calls to help the girl's mother, who has health problems, support her daughter.
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The phrase is a dismissal of rational discussion and an intimation of the doom that awaits if Trump is not heeded.
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"Can't Be Tamed," released as her third album's lead single in May 2010, should've been heeded as the warning it was.
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The second-seeded Wildcats heeded that message in an 86-236 victory that put them one game from the Final Four.
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Dozens heeded her call and posted photographs of themselves doing just that, often with the hashtag #allemannenhandinhand (all men holding hands).
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And then something happened: he began to truly enjoy it, to relish the simplicity, the way the kids actually heeded his advice.
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Mr Orban's call for Hungarians to reject European Union refugee quotas in a referendum was heeded by 98% of those that voted.
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Thoughtful elites further learned that aggregate economic gains do not replace the human need to feel useful, respected and heeded, as individuals.
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The city appears to have heeded the Department of Justice's message: fines and fees are down 77% from their peak in 2013.
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So far, North Korea has not heeded requests by ICAO to give advance notice of any launches, one of the sources said.
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"Most profiteering companies heeded promoters' warnings not to trade and resell tickets that would instantly be cancelled," Sheeran's rep told the tabloid.
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We would obviously prefer that our advice was heeded more often, but at least there we have the opportunity to make comments.
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And in the past few years, India has not heeded public calls for attacking Pakistan and that strategy has served it well.
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According to Lee, the update will be primarily aimed at Note7 users who have not heeded the soft recalls and replacement programs.
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Even those who heeded their idol's call seemed less concerned with Swier's feelings than with the norms that govern their alternate reality.
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A new crop of pay-as-you-use powerbank sharing companies have heeded the call of the dead battery in the wild.
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If that were true, perhaps ISIS would have heeded the more than 5,000 condemnations of terrorism Muslims have issued in recent years.
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Most of the roughly 400 residents on the Daufuskie Island, 3 miles (5 km) offshore, heeded evacuation orders and left, Haley said.
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Sgt Toombs's life is a cautionary tale that must be heeded if we truly want to confront veteran suicide in this country.
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And last week the administration heeded the pleas of local communities when it took the Atlantic out of its proposed drilling plan.
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In one neighborhood, a stretch of trailers, the tomato and potato pickers heeded the warnings and scrambled to shelters as Irma approached.
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But in spheres outside politics, companies big and small are giving more thought to how to make individuals feel heeded and respected.
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An EU official said that despite its legal challenge, Slovakia had heeded the call to take in refugees and so escaped sanction.
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The Senate, however, heeded Biden's counsel and chose, under those unique circumstances, to allow the next president to fill the Scalia vacancy.
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A number of candidates have heeded calls for a climate-focused debate, but one of the loudest of those voices, Washington Gov.
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"Unfortunately, our call to preclude a further escalation of tensions, to revise the policy of mutual intimidation, was not heeded," Nebenzia said.
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"Unfortunately, our call to preclude a further escalation of tensions, to revise the policy of mutual intimidation, was not heeded," he said.
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"The Artistic Response to the Four Freedoms Ideals" includes paintings, drawings, sculpture, prints and stamps, by the artists who heeded Roosevelt's call.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration has urged governments worldwide to shun Huawei because of spying concerns but few have heeded those warnings.
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Lower courts in Mississippi and Oklahoma have heeded the Supreme Court's ruling in the Whole Woman's Health case, blocking admitting-privileges laws.
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The first president never to have served in government or military service, Mr. Trump repeatedly jumps the guardrails that his predecessors heeded.
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Many Americans and Europeans, like Ms. Muthana and Ms. Begum, heeded those calls, traveled to Syria and served that regime of terror.
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High streets emptied over the weekend as shoppers heeded government advice to avoid unnecessary trips, with footfall down 41% according to Springboard.
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She stopped but also heeded him, and the very next day she scheduled the operation that she had known he might need.
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In all, 58 musicians ("19583 cats and 3 chicks," as one jazz writer described them) heeded a highly un-jazzlike 10 a.m.
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The outlook in Austin on Tuesday afternoon was far improved, as citizens heeded a call to cut consumption by at least 15%.
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Trump, emboldened since being acquitted in his impeachment trial, appears to have heeded advice from his allies to purge US intelligence agencies.
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On Wednesday, Defense Secretary James Mattis echoed Haley, telling reporters traveling with him in Europe that it appears Assad heeded the warning.
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Pruitt heeded industry complaints in February, shortly after taking office, by delaying the rule and extending the comment period by four months.
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The Portland Timbers playmaker Diego Valeri was one such player who called Schelotto, his former manager, and he eventually heeded his advice.
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If these misleading labels are heeded, food is discarded unnecessarily that results in massive food waste both in our homes and stores.
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The letter comes after Senate Republicans heeded President Trump's demand to include the repeal of the mandate in the tax-reform bill.
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Attendees on and off the red carpet heeded the call to wear black in a show of support for sexual harassment victims.
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WEST BEND, Wisconsin — Luke Emrich preached his first sermon when he was 9, and then heeded the call of ministry as a teenager.
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Pimco heeded the advice of Nobel-winning economist Richard Thaler and conducted a so-called premortem to keep its bullish biases in check.
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Eventually, the Kecskes family heeded Mr. Boo meows and got out of the house, making sure to take the heroic feline with them.
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The Internet quickly heeded Meghan's call, with citizens on both sides of the aisle flooding her feed with birthday greetings for her dad.
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It has proven to be very successful for some of our clients who have heeded that call because today they are more diversified.
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By staying the rule, the court heeded the concerns of more than two dozen mostly red states and energy companies that oppose it.
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Many private transportation groups heeded the strike call, while students, neighbors and activists hauled rubbish and furniture into streets to erect makeshift barriers.
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Few taxpayers appear to have heeded the IRS' advice to do a "paycheck checkup" to make sure they had the proper amount withheld.
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In December of last year, UT Press heeded the call, releasing the mid-career retrospective that is Ghost Notes: Music of the Unplayed.
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Investors who heeded Gimme Credit's warnings about Toys R Us during the summer were able to avoid the collapse of the retailer's bonds.
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The results were heeded by the new draft bill, which remains with the Ministry of Tourism and Sports Promotion to review, he added.
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Gal Krubiner heeded his father's advice to start young as an entrepreneur, which he said was the most important advice he's been given.
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It's a warning to be heeded by the biographer, especially when his subject is as difficult as the photographer Diane Arbus (1923-71).
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But his vision for infrastructure, expected to be previewed during the speech, should be heeded by Congress, governors, and mayors with extreme caution.
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But few senior officers have heeded the opposition's call for rebellion, leaving the armed forces top-heavy, unwieldy and still standing by Maduro.
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Residents had several times urged authorities to relocate the warehouses in the area, but were not heeded, said school teacher Mohammad Hemayet Uddin.
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To the outsider, Koscheck's spate of injuries suggests he should have heeded White's words, but "Kos" appears happy at his decision to continue.
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For the first time – at least publicly – Trump has heeded the advice of advisors, which is an important quality in a potential president.
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Protest organizers, while disappointed that calls for early elections were not heeded, said they were canceling a demonstration in Bratislava planned for Friday.
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"It's like holding a man underwater and saying why don't you swim," he said, in words that should continue to be heeded today.
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The post-Parker era actually began a decade ago, as more critical voices and points of view began to be heard and heeded.
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Dr. Roy Lubit, a New York-based psychiatrist who focuses on emotional trauma in abused children, said Ms. Biles's comment should be heeded.
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But as Michael Arceneaux wrote for NBC News, young people hadn't heeded the warnings because the government failed to properly convey the risk.
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Mr. Katz, who heeded Mr. Gillum's advice, joined him in South Carolina on the state's primary night, where they encountered the future president.
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That May 433 appearance sent out a warning to Mexicans and to the world that I'm sure many now wish they had heeded.
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Several speakers criticized the Council members for not having heeded warnings to avoid the protest, and promised to vote them out of office.
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I can't help but think that if I heeded the warning of those sluggish runs, perhaps I could have averted my health debacle.
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Though Mr. Trump is famous for disregarding advice, he has heeded warnings so far from numerous advisers about attacking the former attorney general.
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Mahomes didn't top his 2018 numbers in the 2019 season, but he heeded Brady's advice and saved his best for last — the playoffs.
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Hundreds of young Cairo residents heeded that call, flooding the streets on Friday evening after a soccer match between two popular Egyptian teams.
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The Albany Times Union has documented stories involving Kiyonaga and others at the Division of Criminal Justice Services whose complaints were not heeded.
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Their first vision was of hell and a call to prayer and conversion, which if not heeded would lead to another world war.
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Even with fighting all around them, many Mosul residents have heeded the government's requests to stay home as long they can hold out.
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Therefore, Trump's warning to victims that they should not come forward without external evidence, if heeded, disproportionately could benefit offenders who target children.
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Has the Republican Party heeded Pope Francis' call for social justice, to care for the poor and the disabled, refugees and the environment?
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But they did think he would have strong opinions on the overall direction of policy and he would demand those opinions be heeded.
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Clouseau heeded my request to fly high and far, and as a result, my neighbors this time greeted us with curiosity instead of annoyance.
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Orban's chief of staff, Janos Lazar, said some conservative businessmen had heeded the prime minister's call and bought media interests or helped media businesses.
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The central bank appears to have heeded Erdogan and has not raised rates when many — including the International Monetary Fund — have urged it to.
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Investors also heeded the call of an activist shareholder and a proxy adviser to withhold support for some directors in protest of lax oversight.
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In 2012 London's bustling West End went quiet because residents heeded too avidly the organisers' pleas to avoid putting pressure on the transport system.
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"The bottom line message is, right now, if people have not heeded the warning, again, their window to do so is closing," Long said.
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Mtanda said Quintal and Mumo were free to stay on in Tanzania as long as they heeded the terms of their 90-day visa.
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Until Friday, Trump heeded the advice of his aides and Republican lawmakers by refusing to directly address her or cast doubt on her account.
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But Republicans who had opposed Trump had to come to terms with the fact that these warnings had not been heeded by their voters.
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In 2007, Seattle-born DJ and producer Camea Hoffman finally heeded the eastward call of Germany's legendary underground dance culture and decamped to Berlin.
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But while Obama has loosened the U.S. trade embargo on Cuba, the Republican-controlled U.S. Congress has not heeded his calls to end it.
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The district attorney laid out a case that Mr. Scott had a gun in his hands and had not heeded warnings to drop it.
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Only in recent days, as leaders of state and local governments have wrested control from Washington, have those hundred-year-old lessons been heeded.
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"The people have demands, some of which are economic, social and security-related, and all these demands should be heeded," he said on Monday.
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The request, while unlikely to be heeded, highlights a critical question over who would benefit the most from the tax bill: shareholders or workers?
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Mr. Ryan left Goldman in 2014, partly because he was frustrated that his concerns about the 1MDB deals were not heeded, the people said.
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In several cases, this was because they had heeded similar warnings before Hurricane Irene hit the year before, and those warnings hadn't panned out.
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Now, many say that strategy shift was a prudent decision in preparing for the current economic uncertainty, but not every startup heeded the advice.
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Mr. Trump heeded the counsel for a while, according to several of his allies, even as he repeatedly expressed anxiety about Mr. Bloomberg's spending.
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British politics: Mr. Trump heeded Prime Minister Boris Johnson's plea to avoid entering into political discussions just two weeks ahead of a crucial election.
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Relief when the administration heeded a court's temporary stay of the first executive order closing the border to those from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Although Henry had longed to get rid of Becket for years, he presumably came to rue the day his words of rage were heeded.
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Many of those people who heeded Deng Xiaoping's call to get rich were small-business owners — and entrepreneurship remains a route to enrich oneself.
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Hopefully neither is the case, and Tillerson will continue to speak out and offer his independent counsel even though his voice seems rarely heeded.
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Thousands died who perhaps might have been saved had the information in that foreign service officer's report been heeded and U.S. naval ships dispersed.
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But there's a clear sense of this stinging Drake because he made it to his 30s before realizing he hadn't heeded his mother's advice.
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In the past, Miranda has vehemently defended the idea that a playwright's intention must be heeded during the casting process for any stage production.
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It is a mantra that should be heeded by all of us, in the aftermath of the United Kingdom's vote to quit the European Union.
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He has heeded some calls from the West to show more leniency toward political opposition, but opponents say their freedom to operate remains severely limited.
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The Communist Party has clearly heeded one lesson from its own history: social movements, be they revolutionary, religious or democratic, may prove hard to contain.
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A teenager named Greta Thunberg inspired the strike, and kids across the globe heeded her call, organizing strikes in their hometowns and hitting the pavement.
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In the past, the government has mostly heeded the Committee on Climate Change's advice, approving all the carbon budgets that it has proposed so far.
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In hindsight I should have heeded the wind warning, recognizing that the sailboat speeding along the Hudson was taking advantage of a strong, continuous breeze.
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Men and women who've heeded the call to stand the ramparts and defend all that we hold dear: life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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While we still lose too many Americans to weather disasters, hurricane fatalities per event are now in the dozens or less as warnings are heeded.
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Thousands heeded his words and took to squares in Turkey's three biggest cities on Monday, the third day in a row, to show their support.
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The firm's researchers did not know if he had heeded their stock recommendations until they saw their performance assessments at the end of each year.
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On a wide range of issues, from executive pay to financial regulation to environmental degradation, Nader sounded important alarm bells that society should have heeded.
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He has not yet heeded the call for major cuts and has instead raised spending to levels beyond those of Barack Obama and George Bush.
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At the Way Station, a "Doctor Who"-themed bar home to nothing more threatening than a rollicking liquor pour, that advice is still best heeded.
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"I'm relieved that everyone took this storm seriously, paid attention to the weather forecast and heeded the warnings of state and local officials," said Gov.
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That's not to say some companies haven't fallen by the wayside, but many of those who heeded the warnings have managed to stick it out.
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Why would the intelligence services of our allies want to cooperate with us if they believe that their information or warnings will not be heeded?
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Unlike, say the Google Home Hub, there's a camera built-in here, though Amazon's clearly heeded customer feedback by adding a shutter for extra privacy.
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But American engineers heeded the call, and in a Harvard lab led by Stanford professor Frederick Terman, invented radar jammers that helped win the war.
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I live with two teens, and despite having just written a book on this subject, I can't say my advice or warnings are always heeded!
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But other clauses appeared to allow the material because the aluminum sheets did not catch fire immediately, and some builders heeded those less stringent clauses.
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But it is unclear whether federal prosecutors offices will share the enthusiasm, and whether there will be any recourse if the guidance is not heeded.
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Additional challenges for R&D Adding to that difficulty: Many American research universities heeded US government warnings and halted partnerships with Huawei in recent months.
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In some ways, this is an embarrassment for Donald Trump, who heeded establishment advice to support Moore's opponent, sitting Senator Luther Strange, in the primary.
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Rust Belt decline actually heeded historical preservation here; abandoned buildings with great bones were never torn down because there wasn't enough growth to warrant it.
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But as a country, would we be better off if we had heard — and heeded — these words that Lewis wanted to speak in August 1963?
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During the national mourning, politicians mostly heeded a call by President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa to first deal with the emergency before discussing its circumstances.
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In the weeks following the July 25 call, President Zelensky heeded President Trump's request, sending his top aide to Madrid to meet with Mr. Giuliani.
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Her call was fairly quickly heeded, thanks in part to her urgency and clarity and thanks in part to events that unmistakably proved her right.
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What a shame that a name as prestigious as Nobel should entrust the cause of peace to its most incompetent and — if heeded — dangerous practitioners.
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Equipped with all of these tools, some makers of self-driving technology have heeded the call of the north to conduct testing in colder climes.
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Mazie Hirono asked Milley under what conditions he would resign from his position if his advice and counsel on major policy issues were not being heeded.
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His pledges to put America First, to deport "criminal aliens" or to bring back millions of manufacturing jobs make supporters feel empowered, heeded, safe and hopeful.
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But this would be a long process, taking a year at least, with no way of saying if the report's recommendations or wording would be heeded.
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The whistleblowers say they tried multiple times to raise concerns about issues they believed threatened national security, but that they faced retaliation instead of being heeded.
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If global governance is going to work, not only will it have to change in form; its rules will have to be widely acknowledged and heeded.
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John's letter contains a powerful warning — and one that should be heeded by any voter who might be swayed by Trump's seeming empathy for Detroit's poor.
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Fachin heeded a request from Temer's defense not to deliver the accusation to the lower house until after a supreme court plenary vote on the matter.
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Many residents heeded official advice to stay home, as temperatures plunged 10 to 25 degrees below average across most of the eastern third of the country.
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If House members are sufficiently prepared, having heeded the added preparation afforded to them more so than their Senate counterparts, Zuckerberg could face some challenging questions.
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Making our neighborhoods places of mobility and fortune, not disinvestment and confinement, means that the voices of the people most affected must be heard and heeded.
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But Judge Woods heeded the prosecution's recommendation on the length of the sentence, and also imposed five years of supervised release once the sentence is completed.
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"China warning specifically that they would crack down again on foreign casinos should be heeded by all, especially those operating in the online space," he said.
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But those calls were never heeded, and in the years since, more than 100 students, teachers and school staff members have been killed in American schools.
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"Unfortunately many consumers have not yet heeded to the call to refrain from stockpiling, therefore rationing the sale of certain products has become necessary," Shoprite said.
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Portugal's political parties for the most part heeded a call by President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa to first deal with the emergency before discussing its circumstances.
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He showed up for our photo shoot with three T-shirts — white, gray and black — proud that he had heeded a publicist's advice to bring options.
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Mr. Maduro has repeatedly said that Mr. Trump's past sanctions against his government are evidence of American imperialism and that current threats will not be heeded.
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"A majority of Americans oppose taxpayer-funded animal experiments, and we are pleased that Scott Gottlieb has heeded the calls from the American public," Goodman said.
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During this same period, thousands of Americans heeded the call to save a stranger's life by donating bone marrow, peripheral blood stem cells, or cord blood.
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Over the weekend, Kudlow suggested that the President wouldn't necessarily make good on his threat, describing it as more as a "warning" that should be heeded.
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Why are Americans so dismissive of black English when it is plain that it obeys the rules heeded by so many other recognized dialects and vernaculars?
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Many private sector workers also heeded opposition calls for a general strike, with opposition politician Andres Velasquez estimating that 60 percent of the workforce had participated.
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While countries such as Australia and New Zealand have heeded the warnings, others including Germany, Canada and the U.K. have said they are still considering using Huawei.
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It appears the White House has heeded Smith's call and, facing industry-wide pressure, has made public a brief outline explaining how the government makes these determinations.
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Three months later, the Treasury Department heeded the institute's request and clarified that investors could receive the opportunity zone tax benefits by simply leasing properties to themselves.
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Daryl, on the other hand, has graciously heeded the directions of whomever slipped that piece of paper under the doorway of his cell in last week's episode.
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That virtually all of those who did turn out voted for Mr Orban's position indicates that huge numbers of opposing voters heeded calls to boycott the referendum.
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Had the King heeded this wise advice, the West Bank would not today be under Israeli occupation and there would be no issue around the holy sites.
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On the run again Many who heeded the evacuation orders had to flee a second time as the unpredictable fire headed toward an emergency shelter in Anzac.
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Although he was initially leery of publicizing his criminal past, Haggard eventually heeded friend Johnny Cash's advice to write songs about the darker chapters of his life.
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One of the most requested design features, from all mobile manufacturers, is water resistance, and Google has heeded the call by making the Pixel 22017 water-resistant.
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Labour should have heeded Macbeth's advice, says Marcus Roberts, a pollster with YouGov: if it were done when 'tis done, then 'twere well it were done quickly.
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The CNRP has advised Cambodians not to vote, a boycott the ruling party&aposs leaders fear of heeded, would deeply embarrass them and badly undermine their victory.
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In Baqaa, home to more than 150,000 people, many shops heeded calls by local activists for a general strike to protest against U.S. President Donald Trump's plan.
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"The opaque nature of the responses to date should be a warning heeded by the proper authorities and Bronx lawmakers and activists to take action," she said.
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He heeded the advice and rode the stock for 22012 years, all the way to a $2100 billion market cap in 21, right before the bubble burst.
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What if Republicans heeded Moenning's suggestion that we lay fiber-optic lines and expand rural broadband under federal highways and roads as part of the rebuilding project?
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The fact that his warnings weren't heeded has contributed to his sense that government leaders and regulators can't be trusted to keep the world safe and prosperous.
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There is some precedent for success: In 1923, a group of progressive Republicans demanded congressional reforms and withheld their votes for Speaker until the demands were heeded.
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That was after the president of the Catalan Parliament heeded warnings from Spain's judiciary and postponed a session in which Mr. Puigdemont had hoped to be elected.
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Cambodia last month heeded China's plea to ban online gambling, an industry that brought in Chinese investment but had been used by foreign criminals to extort money.
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"The extradition bill is very dangerous for Hong Kong people, especially Hong Kong workers," said Ho, adding it was unclear how many members had heeded the call.
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Though police say the majority of the public has heeded the instructions, the seriousness of the situation seems yet to have fully penetrated the ultra-Orthodox community.
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Coutinho learned an important lesson, one that he has heeded in Russia thus far, one that may be the key to Brazil winning a sixth World Cup.
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By then, the city's normally teeming streets were clear of people and cars, as residents heeded the local weather authority's signal 10 storm warning — its highest level.
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Three of the four Pakistani provinces heeded Qadri's orders while Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in the northwest made no decision and people there attended Friday prayers in their hundreds.
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Though on the books for years, the rules have lingered mostly in obscurity and are heeded by New Yorkers about as much as don't-walk signs are.
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But this one is likely to be heeded: Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi had earlier called on parliament to end foreign troop presence as soon as possible.
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As the polar vortex bore down on the Midwest on Wednesday and Thursday, many residents heeded the warnings of officials to hunker down indoors and stay there.
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And Gina Haspel, the C.I.A. director, has proved to be an adept tactician in dealing with the president, though there is little evidence he has heeded her.
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Unlike last year, when Trump's victory caught them by surprise, Brazilian companies have heeded the advice of bankers and raced to tap fresh cash as quickly as possible.
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His repeated warnings that he might have suffered a back fracture weren't properly heeded by doctors and others at the institution, which left him confined to a wheelchair.
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Had tradition been heeded, the 2018 Bachelor would have been chosen from among the most recent Bachelorette season's three runners-up: Dean Unglert, Eric Bigger, and Peter Kraus.
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The slim majority of voters heeded the argument of Álvaro Uribe, Mr Santos's predecessor as president, that the government could have driven a harder bargain with the FARC.
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And "An Inconvenient Truth," the 2006 film starring Al Gore that won two Oscars, thrust global warming into the public conversation — and look how well we heeded him!
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Consequently, Washington has reluctantly heeded Turkish demands not to provide the SDF with heavy weapons, such as artillery and anti-tank missiles, that would have boosted its firepower.
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If he means a European finance minister who ensures that the rules of the currency union are strongly heeded and are independently endorsed, then we support that too.
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"Today we ask why warnings were not heeded, why a community was left feeling neglected, uncared for, not listened to," Graham Tomlin, Bishop of Kensington, told the congregation.
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Such presidential qualms create a sense of the road not taken; had Kennedy lived or Johnson been more confident, they imply, America might have heeded its better impulses.
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" And earlier this month, Roger Cohen described Trump as "a warning," adding, "If the warning is not heeded, Trump may fail next month but another Trump will arise.
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If they had ever heeded my command, the fossil record tells us they would have traveled back roughly 430 million years ago to the dawn of their evolution.
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Mohammad Shabbir, a villager, told CNN affiliate Geo TV that the vehicle's driver had warned people to stay away from the truck but his warnings were not heeded.
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Facebook is an example of a company that heeded people's privacy concerns early on, and has continually tweaked its products to give people more control, said De Mooy.
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On March 15, an estimated 1.5 million school children and students heeded calls by 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg to walk out of their classrooms.
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Senegal's then president, Abdoulaye Wade, heeded other African politicians, who whispered that prosecuting Mr Habré would set an unwelcome precedent that people like themselves could be held accountable.
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When they went bankrupt, those who heeded our warnings avoided big losses, and the accuracy of our ratings was recognized, including by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO).
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A drop in the birthrate would indicate that many women heeded the advice, but the national health statistics office takes 18 months to tally up each year's birthrate.
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Highways and roads out of Myrtle Beach and Charleston carried heavy traffic on Tuesday, as residents and visitors heeded a mandatory evacuation order for parts of the coast.
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Mr. Bliss said he had "all but begged every campaign to run on the middle-class tax cut" — an appeal that so far has not often been heeded.
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The man who introduced him in Lufkin had just one request, that he refrain from swearing, an admonition that Mr. O'Rourke heeded in Lufkin but not in Beaumont.
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With one notable exception late last week, Mr. Trump has heeded instructions from his advisers and Republican senators to hold his fire, lest he provoke a calamitous backlash.
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Properly heeded, their rallying cries would help the country's working people across racial lines a great deal more than the race-baiting projects the Trump administration is pursuing.
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Antifa had earlier in the week made a call to their supporters to not attend the rally out of safety concerns, and it seems everyone heeded the word.
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Around the clock The source said the State Department was working around the clock with embassies worldwide, even calling them, to be sure that they heeded the warnings.
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Audi has finally heeded enthusiasts' calls and is bringing the fire-breathing RS6 Avant (that's station wagon in Audi parlance) to the US market for the first time.
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A litany of progressive and feminist groups, recognizing the historic nature of Ms. Abrams' candidacy and the need to demonstrate their commitment to inclusion, have heeded the call.
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Daniel Blanco Melo, a 33-year-old scientist from Mexico, heeded the artist's instruction to each participant to choose a style of crawling that would be most challenging.
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The incoming president's most pressing task will be to smooth ruffled feathers and ensure governors of national central banks feel that they are being both heard and heeded.
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Then, in 1959, newly promoted to lieutenant colonel, he heeded a call for test pilots to apply to be astronauts for the fledgling National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Elsewhere, scuffles were reported as government supporters heeded a call by a pro-Beijing member of the Hong Kong legislature to tear down protest posters at subway stations.
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All told, maybe the folks who wound up walking out of The House That Jack Built should have heeded Fremaux's warning, and just steered clear of the thing.
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The physicist heeded their warnings, and he moved north out of the city, possibly to Kiel, where he may have written this letter, according to a Kadem press release.
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The weather advisories grew increasingly dire into the weekend, and most of the tens of millions of people up and down the East Coast heeded warnings to stay indoors.
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But calls for a more robust and independent investigation have not been heeded by leaders of a Republican-controlled Congress that is reluctant to investigate its president and administration.
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He was pleased that Judge Davis had heeded his advice, especially in light of the sharp right turn that the US had taken a week earlier on Election Day.
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On July 24, an administrative court said the director of Las Agujas, Miguel Angel Hernandez, had not heeded the order, referencing five unaccompanied minors from India at the center.
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Hopefully by now you've heeded the repeated warnings from your friends and loved ones (and friendly, beloved internet writers) to use two-factor authentication to secure your digital accounts.
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Heitkamp heeded their call by introducing Savanna's Act, which requires the DOJ to keep more meticulous records in its federal databases for cases of missing and murdered Native peoples.
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Few other high-ranking members of the military have heeded Guaido's call to break with Maduro, who retains the support of the armed forces and control of state functions.
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The 63-year-old leader has heeded some calls from the West to show more leniency toward political opposition, but opponents say their freedom to operate remains severely limited.
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Lawmakers slam Trump's 'fire and fury' comments Speaking to Fox News this week, Kelly acknowledged that his advice would not always go heeded by the President he now serves.
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Even better, Scott Pruitt takes a more scientifically sound approach than his critics do, insisting that data be heeded objectively and that reasoned debate—not orthodoxy—inform our policies.
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To draw defensible conclusions and make recommendations that will be heeded, an inquiry has to show that it has left no stone unturned and has weighed the evidence objectively.
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In Mr Morales's resignation and the army's forcing of it, Bolivia has set an example for Venezuela and Nicaragua, though it is one that is unlikely to be heeded.
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Minnesota Senator Al Franken on Thursday heeded the demands of his Democratic colleagues in announcing he would resign "in the coming weeks," but he did so with some defiance.
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One of the deadliest places for civilians was near President Tayyip Erdogan's presidential palace in Ankara, where hundreds of supporters heeded his call to fill the streets and squares.
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Some residents of coastal North Carolina who heeded calls to evacuate went to places that might typically be havens, only to become trapped by severe flooding from the storm.
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The owner, who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity for fear of repercussions, said the phone calls had been heeded because the venue "did not want any unpleasantness".
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"Peter Chernin really has heeded the call in a way very few in Hollywood have over the years," Mr. Romero, the A.C.L.U.'s executive director, said on Monday night.
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On Sunday, the streets in many Raleigh neighborhoods were virtually free of people and vehicles, as residents heeded the calls of government officials to stay indoors for the weekend.
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Many heeded his call to defect in February, when the opposition, with U.S. backing, planned a stunt to confront Venezuela's border guard with a convoy of U.S. humanitarian aid.
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"The Federal Government has heeded the request of the Sidama people and is following due process which is currently in the pipeline of the National Electoral Board," she said.
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"Unfortunately many consumers have not yet heeded to the call to refrain from stockpiling, therefore rationing the sale of certain products has become necessary," Shoprite said in a statement.
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The migrants at the border had heeded Mr. Erdogan's call and rushed to Turkey's borders with Europe, some on Friday taking free rides on buses organized by Turkish officials.
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By my reckoning, if you heeded the guidance above on these common tropes, you'd have an inside track on over a third of the clues in this particular cryptic.
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Faced with having to declare the trans fat content on food labels in 2006, many major manufacturers heeded consumer concerns and reformulated their products to avoid partially hydrogenated oils.
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Most of the new programs heeded Mr. Friedman's original call for the government to enforce "minimum standards" by requiring private schools that accept vouchers to administer standardized state tests.
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And there should be one bipartisan consensus around this issue: Sometimes protests are statements worth making, whether they are heeded, ignored, written off, or even if they're wrong-footed.
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But even in a year when Democrats are trying to harness their base's enthusiasm to knock Republicans out of power in Congress, Trump hasn't heeded his party's political concerns.
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For years, email was the only way drivers could get questions and concerns addressed, and only recently have Uber and Lyft heeded the call for more robust lines of communication.
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And, more importantly, it raises new questions about Equifax's own security practices, and whether the company took the right precautions and heeded warnings of serious vulnerabilities before its disastrous hack.
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There are legitimate debates to be had over Trump's foreign policy, but the view of the GOP leadership has long been clear: Mattis's views on foreign policy should be heeded.
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I've been using and loving gentle acids for my combination skin ever since I heeded dermatologist Rachel Nazarian's advice and started using alpha-hydroxy acids to keep breakouts from forming.
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The Unicode Consortium evidently heeded Apple's proposal last year to better represent people with disabilities, and the new Unicode Emoji 12.0 additions announced today reflect that desire to the fullest.
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By 213, The Epoch Times Group appeared to have heeded the call from Li to run its operation more like a typical news organization, starting with The Epoch Times' website.
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The government heeded calls from ranchers to change the composition of the vaccines, reducing doses to 2 milligrams from 5 milligrams while removing the Virus C component from the vaccine.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman said on Wednesday that the lessons of Israel's 2007 strike on a suspected Syrian nuclear reactor should be heeded by the entire region.
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Wayne, a 20-year-old student blockading the city's main tax offices, shrugs when asked about his chances of being heeded by Mr Xi. "He is a king," he says.
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On Friday, Tesla said the driver had not heeded several visual and audible warnings to put his hands on the steering wheel before his Model X hit a concrete barrier.
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According to the Washington Post, Dowd's departure proved a mutual decision: Trump didn't like the way he handled the Mueller investigation, and Dowd didn't think the president heeded his advice.
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In a post on Twitter, Trump said Congress could have avoided a legislative "mess" if it had heeded his advice on raising the amount of money the government can borrow.
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The order is the latest for the affluent area northwest of Los Angeles this year as they heeded warnings about wildfires and then, weeks later, mudslides caused by torrential rains.
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Greg Abbott (R) said in an interview, just moments after the reporter who had not heeded advice to leave Austin early showed up at his reelection kickoff in San Antonio.
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It also remains to be seen if voters will come out to the polls on Sunday, or if the calls by the opposition to boycott the election will be heeded.
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Thank goodness the Roosevelts and Kennedys never heeded such words of caution and calculation when they waged their heroic, uphill and ultimately successful battles to create Social Security and Medicare.
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Moscow said it was ready to start the first "humanitarian pause" next week, but has not yet heeded a UN call for regular, weekly 48-hour halts in the fighting.
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Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University who once taught Ms. Conway, said previous administrations had griped about the Hatch Act restrictions, but generally heeded the office's findings.
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Many of Grenfell Tower's former residents say that the local council neglected them before the fire, and that the disaster might have been prevented if officials had heeded their concerns.
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"Today we ask why warnings were not heeded, why a community was left feeling neglected, uncared for, not listened to," Graham Tomlin, the bishop of Kensington, said during the service.
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The Fed has also heeded the calls of left-leaning economists who argue that lower rates would help the labor force draw millions of new workers into a slowing economy.
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During the war, Iraq launched Scud missiles against military and civilian targets in Saudi Arabia — as well as against Israel, which heeded Washington's pleas not to join in the conflict.
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On Friday, Acosta heeded those calls, announcing in an appearance with President Trump that he did not want the Epstein case to distract from the administration's accomplishments, according to CBS.
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I think they heeded time to react to the ECB's new position that rates will be cut in Europe along with a re-start of bond buying or Quantitative Easing.
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"Last week's protests in Hong Kong were a clear sign of public opposition to the proposed changes, and we're pleased the Hong Kong government has heeded their concerns," he added.
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He seems to have heeded Paul Klee's advice to take a line for a walk, but in a way that the master of the fantastical imagination could not have foreseen.
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In another clip, she called out "Myron, baby" in an attempt to get the dog to move out of the driver's seat, adding "thank you, angel," after he heeded her request.
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Why it matters: It's a sign that Trump may have heeded the criticisms that his initial deadline was too soon, including from outgoing Defense Secretary James Mattis, who opposed the plan.
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During the first round of the 1985 Wimbledon tournament, tennis star Anne White heeded organizers' all-white rule but defied tradition by wearing a white catsuit instead of a tennis skirt.
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There are mages who work to defend against this particular evil, but they are mad prophets, and their advice is almost never heeded, even by those who keep them as protection.
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Former commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone, who dealt with Ferrari for decades under late founder Enzo and then Luca di Montezemolo, told Reuters this week that Marchionne's words should be heeded however.
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"It has been brought to the public's attention that stories, that are rumours in nature, about our banks are not based on documents or facts, and should not heeded," it said.
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In the episode's flashbacks, we saw how decent and talented he was, how he could've had a successful career as a musician, but he heeded the call to his sick mother.
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The rescue was heartbroken to learn that Winston was adopted out by the other rescue to a new family that had not heeded their advice to treat the big pooch gently.
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At the same time, a growing chorus of activists and academics worry that the reliance on data is a sign that police departments have not adequately heeded the lessons of Ferguson.
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"The public has really heeded that advice, the consumption of whole grains has gone up ... and food companies have reformulated a lot of their products to be whole grain," she said.
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In retrospect it is clear that Mrs Merkel's hopeful New Year's address coincided with the appearance of immigration's dark side on German streets, and that her warnings have not been heeded.
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The U.N. mission to Libya called on Sunday for a truce for two hours in southern Tripoli to evacuate civilians and wounded, but it did not appear to have been heeded.
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Seeking to improve ties with the European Union and lessen Belarus's dependence on Russia, Lukashenko has in recent years heeded calls from the West to show more leniency towards political opposition.
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Some supporters have heeded their call, carrying out bloody vehicle attacks — which require little technical or operational capability — on civilian targets in Nice, Berlin, Stockholm, London, Barcelona, and now New York.
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A simple way to see what I have in mind is to imagine what would happen if you always heeded the advice against taking things for granted, even in everyday situations.
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American companies, organizations, universities, state and local governments, and individual citizens have heeded the advice of scientists and medical experts with a massive response to limit the spread of COVID-85003.
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Duterte said there was a "prize" of a million pesos ($20163,175) for tracking down each convict still at large, after less than 700 of them heeded his call for their surrender.
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Science ____ Ms. Haspel, the C.I.A. director, has proved to be an adept tactician in dealing with the president, but there is little evidence he has heeded her work to change policy.
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According to a few men who walked away with Globes, they had heeded a message that emerged from the #MeToo movement early on, when they were roundly encouraged to hush up.
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Other sources tell us many players heeded the NFL's advice by upgrading their home security systems and some indeed hired staff at their residences ... including private armed security and retired cops.
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" Trump introduced the idea of a merit-based immigration system after invoking the memory and words of President Abraham Lincoln, saying, "Lincoln was right — and it is time we heeded his words.
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But such discouraging views were not heeded by an administration so bent on war that it not only ignored history but faked it — cooking up a fable of weapons of mass destruction.
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Opposition leaders said the lifeless voting centers were evidence that Venezuelans heeded their call to abstain from voting in an election they contended was certain to be rigged in Maduro&aposs favor.
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The woman heeded his advice but soon turned back, saying that U.S. officials told her that the long queue of waiting migrants would still get the chance for a claim, Pinal said.
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Here's how it breaks down, by the numbers: But it does seem that, after five seasons, Game of Thrones creators heeded critics' call to cut back on unnecessary instances of women's nudity.
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To the Editor: If the roots of inequality lie in very early childhood, then Nicholas Kristof's warning that preschool is a bit too late to invest in childhood development must be heeded.
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The trust staff required the members to revise the proposal, and though there was "significant progress" in it, the board heeded the staff's advice and officially rejected the proposal in June 2019.
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He spanked a single, left the game and heeded Kennedy's wave to revisit his box, setting another precedent: No All-Star friendship had been as evident between a president and a player.
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Rob Gronkowski—not a receiver in the sense that a finger is a thumb, but a receiver in the sense that a thumb is a finger—heeded the call and has responded.
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The streets of Nicaragua's major cities were deserted on Thursday as residents heeded an opposition alliance's call for a one-day strike to demand that President Daniel Ortega step down.
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But it's not clear Democratic objections drove his decision and sources said Trump's decision to postpone the operation allayed McAleenan's concerns that his advice as the DHS chief was not being heeded.
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N to spin off its beverage business from its snacks division, a campaign that the company never heeded though it did hand the investor a board seat in 2015 to make peace.
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The general strike, however, was a mitigated success for the independence movement, with the authorities reporting that less than half of government employees had heeded the call to stay away from work.
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If the costly drama in North Carolina serves as a cautionary tale to other conservative-leaning states looking to take up such volatile social issues, only some appear to have heeded it.
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But the central government has accepted zero responsibility for Li's death or the hundreds of others that could have been prevented if the doctor's warnings were heeded at the end of December.
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In the past week, thousands of conservatives have heard and heeded a warning: America has been hijacked — and electing Donald Trump is their last chance to storm the cockpit before it crashes.
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Ms. Click has heeded advice to remain silent on social media and decline interview requests even as she was excoriated for what was viewed as an outrageous display by a member of academia.
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The imitation birds were first installed by conservation officials who hoped to lure gannets to an uninhabited Island for breeding purposes, but Nigel was the only one who heeded the call of romance.
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Several thousand people heeded a mandatory evacuation order in Santa Barbara County on the Central Coast, where last year a sudden debris flow swept through Montecito, killing 23 people and destroying 100 homes.
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OPEC members like Saudi Arabia had previously heeded Trump's calls to increase their output to make up for what was expected to be a massive shortage in the market due to the sanctions.
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Some of the leading Brexiteers acknowledge their debt to Powell: Nigel Farage regards him as a political hero and says that the country would be better today if his words had been heeded.
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The formal advice from a European Court of Justice advocate general - not binding but usually heeded by the court - suggested to some lawmakers that revoking the "Article 50" divorce notice was an option.
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However, these recommendations were not heeded by then health secretary Janette Garin before the programme was rolled out to 830,000 children, documents reviewed by Reuters, as well as interviews with local exports, show.
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It appeared many had heeded those warnings and stayed away on Monday, with those who did travel commenting on social media that their journey had not been as bad as they had expected.
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It was unclear whether Erdogan's call for Turks to sell dollars would be widely heeded, but a Turkish news agency said traders in Istanbul's historic Eminonu district converted $100,000 into lira on Tuesday.
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Edward Snowden warned people off using Allo due to its complete lack of privacy, but Google doesn't seem to have heeded his concerns with its latest attempt at piecing together a messaging service.
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If the lessons of the past are heeded, however, like the 1930s when protectionism around the world was rampant, investors should be hunkering down and doing whatever they can to protect their portfolios.
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The FBI recommended against any charges after concluding a lengthy investigation of Clinton's use of a private email server during her time as secretary of state and the Justice Department heeded that recommendation.
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On Friday, Tesla said the driver had not heeded several visual and audible warnings to put his hands on the steering wheel before his Model X sport utility vehicle hit a concrete barrier.
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Many organizations have heeded the call and are helping provide clean water by repairing pipes on damaged wells, mobilizing drill rigs and donating tanks that collect and store rainwater that runs off roofs.
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Companies have however had ample warnings to get ready, and massive increase in hedging since the beginning of the year, reported by banks and firms contacted by Reuters, showed they heeded the call.
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Clinton has so far not heeded calls by progressive and conservative groups who have demanded that the former secretary of state release transcripts from speeches she gave to banks in 2013 and 2014.
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However, these recommendations were not heeded by then health secretary Janette Garin before the program was rolled out to 830,000 children, documents reviewed by Reuters, as well as interviews with local exports, show.
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As a professional composer myself, I have heeded his advice throughout my career, trying to protect the value of my music despite all the changes that technology has brought to the music industry.
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When they arrived at the California border in May, Brayan's father — seeking to follow the letter of the law — heeded the advice of immigration advocates and presented himself and his son for asylum.
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I heeded advice posted on the web from internet-famous dog owners and social media mavens: Find a shtick, publish your posts at strategic times, craft funny captions and engage with your audience.
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As night fell, the cities along China's southern coast largely emptied as residents heeded warnings to stay indoors, having already stocked up on food and water at stores on Saturday and earlier Sunday.
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In Banias, the government heeded the demands of 2,000 women and children who blocked a highway, resulting in the release of hundreds of men from neighboring villages who had been illegally rounded up.
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Buttigieg on Friday released a summary of the work he did — but he has not heeded Warren's calls to make public a full client list, citing a nondisclosure agreement he signed with McKinsey.
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In an extraordinary exchange, Representative Pramila Jayapal, Democrat of Washington, asked Mr. Lloyd if he had heeded Commander White's warnings by intensifying efforts to create a comprehensive plan for tracking and reuniting families.
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"There are warning signs here that should have been heeded earlier at the very top of Michigan State University," Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, the ranking Democratic member of the Senate subcommittee, said.
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Since then, President Alexander Lukashenko has heeded some calls from the West to show more leniency towards political opposition, seeking to improve ties with the European Union and lessen Belarus's dependence on neighboring Russia.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - For years, he has been regarded by South Koreans as a ruthless bully, the face of a hostile neighbor intent on developing weapons of mass destruction whose subjects heeded his every whim.
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Colombians heeded Uribe because during his eight years as president, between 2628 and 28500, he transformed Colombia from a narco-terrorist failed state into a thriving Western democracy—a rare phenomenal global success story.
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But that breaks a decades-long precedent in which defense officials notify Congress in advance of such transfers, giving lawmakers the chance to approve or deny the request – something Pentagon officials have traditionally heeded.
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People in coastal communities who had heeded orders to evacuate returned to their homes to survey the damage, often trading text messages and pictures with one another to share what they had found. Gov.
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At the Labour Conference just concluded there was no sign, as the fringe moved ever closer to the center, that even Ms. Chakrabarti's modest advice as to Hitler and the Nazis had been heeded.
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The next morning, Daniel and his family heeded the quarantine orders of the government due to the coronavirus outbreak, disseminated on Chinese news TV channels and through social media apps like WeChat and Weibo.
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In Hell's Kitchen, the HK Dems club was founded several months ago by Marti Gould Cummings, a professional drag queen who, seething after Mr. Trump's election, heeded a suggestion to create a political club.
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ZURICH, June 16 (Reuters) - The Swiss government appears to have heeded a recommendation from the country's banking lobby for assurances that dozens of countries receiving bank data from Switzerland will use the information properly.
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Should the president proceed, he should ask the Office of Legal Counsel to issue an opinion explaining to service members why they would not be "willfully" acting illegally if they heeded the president's command.
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While such resolutions are not binding on the government, this one is likely to be heeded: Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdihad earlier called on parliament to end foreign troop presence as soon as possible.
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So how might my conversation on the train have gone if I'd heeded my own advice… Let's go back to that moment when I observed that things were taking a turn down crackpot alley.
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Last year, many members of the Ramapough-Lunaape tribe of Northern New Jersey heeded the call sent to all indigenous people and traveled to the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota to protest DAPL.
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The opposition coalition - which organized a 24-hour shutdown this week that was heeded by millions and paralyzed large swathes of the South American nation - said the next strike would be on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Reality check: Warren's climate-risk disclosure bill is unlikely to pass in the near future, and under the Trump administration, the SEC has not heeded calls like the petition's for rule-making on ESG matters.
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It's a slow-motion emergency, but because it is built on two cherished components of the contemporary American dream — the necessity of both debt and education — almost no one has heeded the calls for help.
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For one night at least, it seemed that the unpredictable billionaire had heeded calls by the GOP establishment -- which he built a campaign on vilifying -- to rein himself in for the good of the party.
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Tampa (CNN)To the delight of reporters, Hillary Clinton's campaign this week finally heeded the media's repeated requests for more access by putting her traveling press corps on the same plane with the Democratic nominee.
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In a post on Twitter, Trump said Congress could have avoided a legislative "mess" if it had heeded his advice on raising the amount of money the government can borrow, known as the debt ceiling.
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Advice to act more presidential once he took office was not heeded for long, however, and he resumed his eruptions of profanity with gusto when he started hearing foreign criticism of his deadly drugs war.
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They live freely and openly in Belgium, Switzerland and the United Kingdom, as no authorities outside of Spain have heeded the Spanish justice system's requests to return these officials to face rebellion and sedition charges.
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Because she has heeded Summitt's lessons, Parker has had a more important goal come into focus: With a Sparks victory in Thursday's decisive Game 5 of the W.N.B.A. finals, Parker would capture her first title.
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He veers from barking at members of his staff to grumbling about how he was better off following his own instincts during the primaries and suggesting he should not have heeded their calls for change.
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Many looked to France, for example, where more than one million people heeded the call to take to the streets in a demonstration of solidarity after an attack in January 2015 left 17 people dead.
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Some of Toyota's 1,500 dealers heeded the call and contacted members of the House of Representatives' tax-writing Ways and Means Committee, urging them to rethink their proposal, according to people familiar with the effort.
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Any organization which heeded strongly worded warnings from Microsoft to urgently install a security patch it labeled "critical" when it was released on March 14 on all computers on their networks are immune, experts agree.
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But neither he nor his daughter Ivanka have heeded that advice in their own businesses, leaving Sean Spicer in yet another awkward position when the White House kicked off its "Made in America" week Monday.
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"Rather than acknowledge that … numerous disclosures and concerns should have been addressed earlier, and that the listeria outbreak could have been avoided if plaintiff's recommendations and disclosures were heeded, defendants decided to retaliate," Mosby's lawsuit states.
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With Zlatan Ibrahimovic having scored a late goal to win the game, Phil Neville – poor, sweet Phil Neville, forever doomed to be the less heeded of the Neville brothers – saw fit to brand him 'world class'.
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"Prior warnings to make safety improvements to the dam's structures may well have averted this crisis if they had been heeded," said Adrienne Alvord, Western states director of the Union of Concerned Scientists, in a statement.
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"Between you and I, I just want to say that I should have kind of heeded your warning, I just couldn't see," de Lesseps, 52, says while the duo are out to dinner with their pals.
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Perhaps he sincerely believes that the lesson of 1945 is that nationalism is a force for peace, because it is the only form of social compact that makes citizens feel heeded and protected by their rulers.
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There's a lot of guilt in Luca Guadagnino's remake of Dario Argento's 1977 horror classic, Suspiria, a burden of shame borne by a nation, Germany, that not so very long ago, heeded Hitler's call to arms.
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Trump has rarely heeded that advice in the past -- taking to his favorite social medium to push back on reports about his campaign associates and Moscow and the testimony of his former FBI director, for instance.
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Even Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has heeded the warnings about AI. Musk last year co-founded Open AI, a non-profit dedicated to preventing malevolent software and ensuring the tech is beneficial to humanity.
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They may not have heeded the signs of that backlash, but would they take more notice once those movements, one socialist and the other nationalist, began to draw thousands of Americans to rallies for their candidates?
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If this is not heeded, then most certainly this should be the last time Erdoğan receives a warm embrace and, instead, President Trump should back Congress in its attempts to rein in the despotic Mediterranean leader.
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Mr. Levitas was determined to make sure that the lessons of the past were heeded today, in an age when racism and authoritarianism have returned to the forefront of politics in many parts of the world.
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This rock band may be originally from Cincinnati, but like so many others, they heeded the call to move to the Big Apple — hence the title of the group's second festival, There's No Leaving New York.
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Traffic out of Bateman's Bay, a popular holiday spot on the NSW south coast, was less busy than on Wednesday and Thursday, with many people having heeded the directives to leave the area before the weekend.
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When Barack Obama urged moderation, saying, "The average American doesn't think we have to completely tear down the system and remake it," the Democrat who will win on this election night of 2020 heeded his advice.
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But in allowing DOJ to first make redactions, the judge also heeded the government's warnings that releasing everything could jeopardize its ongoing investigation, including a probe into Cohen's campaign finance crimes that has implicated Trump himself.
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"These deaths were entirely avoidable had Pentagon leadership in recent years heeded the warning signs in time, taken the appropriate actions and been honest with themselves and the country about the readiness challenges they face," Rep.
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Venezuelans heeded a call from Guaido to take to the streets on Wednesday in a bid to force Maduro from power, but there was little indication of any change in what looks increasingly like a political stalemate.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - In Srinagar, Indian Kashmir's main city, calls to prayer ringing out from mosques went largely unanswered on Tuesday, as families in the Muslim-majority region heeded a curfew that made celebrating Eid nigh impossible.
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The crowd largely heeded the warning, save for a few outbursts and the constant presence of bright orange handbills reading, "Caution: Amazon Lies," along with a frowning face playing off the company's familiar "A to Z" logo.
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In a statement the resort released on social media, La Reunión notes that it heeded evacuation warnings before the hot debris flows — which Mertzman said can range from 400 to over 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit — pummeled the area.
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While many of the semi-retired proselytes heeded his advice and put in grueling hours in Amazon warehouses or harvesting sugar beets—a tip from his multi-part "Jobs for Nomads" series—Wells kept his focus digital.
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But it said neither had heeded calls to back away and that a subsequent search of Ibrahim's body uncovered several knives, including one identical to the one brandished and then hurled at a guard by his sister.
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With multiple patches, free story expansions, and now the Utopia DLC, I finally heeded the siren song of deep space strategy gaming and am trying once more to lead my people to their destiny among the stars.
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Faced with Congress's inability to act, South Dakota and other states wishing to enforce their tax codes have heeded the words of Associate Justice Kennedy and taken the issue back to the highest court in the land.
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If America had heeded Stimson and his ilk from the beginning and worked harder to build up European alliances before Nazi Germany became unstoppable, American soldiers might not have needed to fight their way onto the Continent.
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Inspired by Thunberg's solitary weekly protest outside the Swedish parliament over a year ago, millions of young people around the world have since heeded her call to demand that governments take emergency action to combat global warming.
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But unlike my generation, which heeded President John F. Kennedy's call to careers in the public sector as a place where you can apply that passion and realize that purpose, many young Americans are choosing other sectors.
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Robert Ford, the last American Ambassador to Syria, opposed a no-fly zone and sending American troops to fight, but he thinks the outcome would have been different had Obama heeded his recommendation to arm moderate rebels.
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Antigovernment demonstrators, accompanied by members of the security forces, heeded calls by the opposition leader Juan Guaidó to rise up against Mr. Maduro, in what he called the "final phase" in the ousting of the socialist leader.
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A dozen House Republicans urged the leadership this month to drop the drilling plan from the tax bill, but it is unclear whether they would withhold their votes from the final product if they are not heeded.
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The hosts Captain Kholi called all heeded his advice, and most other voices in the state-owned and pro-government news media across the Arab world were also strikingly muted, even unemotional, about the status of Jerusalem.
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The recording is a glimpse into a broader pattern in which the administration appointed industry lobbyists to key policymaking jobs, heeded the deregulatory wishes of big corporations and granted regular access to donors and influential political supporters.
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MOSCOW — Protesters in Armenia, frustrated by Parliament's refusal to elect the opposition leader as prime minister, heeded his call for widespread civil disobedience on Wednesday, fanning out across the country to close major squares, roads and schools.
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Union leaders were buoyed by the proportion of healthcare staff, railway workers and teachers who heeded the strike call, and by the numbers who showed up at an anti-government march in Paris and other French cities.
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In June, Saudi Arabia had pumped more as it heeded calls from the United States and other consumers to make up for shortfalls elsewhere and cool prices, and sources had said July output would be even higher.
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Had Mr. Modi heeded the dissenters, India could have saved about 2.6 billion euros — a sum that is significant for a country where tens of millions are deprived of a living wage, nutrition, schooling and health care.
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On Friday, State Senator Phil Berger, the president pro tempore of the North Carolina Senate and among the most powerful Republicans in Raleigh, said Mr. Harris should have heeded warnings that Mr. Dowless could not be trusted.
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In any case, however, eight years have passed since Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson predicted a fiscal crisis within two years unless their calls for spending cuts were heeded, yet U.S. borrowing costs remain at historical lows.
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Ms. Aiad, who was sharing a two-bedroom rental on the Upper West Side with her husband, Jakub Bartnik, a doctor who is 33, their infant daughter and a black Labrador, initially heeded the call of Westchester.
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Whether or not the signees' call to rename the English department building is heeded, this petition joins a growing chorus at campuses across the country to expunge prominent monuments to slaveowners, Confederate sympathizers, and segregationist public figures.
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"Many people from within the community heeded my advice and steered clear of the event, but there were groups of individuals who felt compelled to participate and show their support for me despite my request," her statement read.
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Democrats push quickly forward But far from using the third branch to put him in check, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House Democrats are plunging forward with their impeachment inquiry, issuing subpoenas they now know won't be heeded.
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But had I not heeded Adobe's warning to do so pre-Catalina, the company says I would have had to resort to using its manual cleanup tool, which can be annoying to troubleshoot and time-consuming to perform.
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Erika Koines, a 15-year-old freshman, followed her classmates outside as a fire alarm rang, then found her classroom already closed after she heeded an administrator's scream to go back inside, she recalls in the video above.
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Monias, Lethbridge, and Burden say they will continue to raise awareness about the the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project in the hopes that their concerns will be heeded by Indigenous leaders as well as by provincial and federal governments.
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He minimized the highly off-putting and bully-like interjections and heeded the directives of debate moderator, Chris Wallace, significantly better than he has for any other moderator, or even any interviewer that struck him as remotely adversarial.
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MARO SCIACCHITANOPortland, Oregon At the very least, the powers that carved up Arab nations after the first world war should have heeded the report of the American King-Crane Commission, with its thorough descriptions of Arab political aspirations.
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The president said he believed Mexico, fearing he would follow through and close U.S. border entry, heeded his warnings in the last week and deported or expelled migrants from Central American countries moving across its own southern border.
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Prime Minister Antonio Costa's government on Tuesday ordered striking drivers to supply essential services such as hospitals and airports, and to provide a minimum amount to fuel stations - but the decree did not seem to be fully heeded.
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"It is tragic that repeated appeals to lift the siege of Daraya, besieged since November 2012, and cease the fighting, have never been heeded," the United Nations' special envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, said in a statement.
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But the letter also faulted the former soldier over "grave actions for which you did not take responsibility and for which you did not express regret," adding that "the important messages in the court rulings should be heeded".
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"We think part of this may be that people heeded the early data coming out of China and coming out of South Korea of the elderly or those with preexisting medical conditions were a particular risk," she continued.
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But Mr. Cuomo at least gave it a helpful lift this week when he heeded a call here to show he means business by adding necessary money — $7 million in his proposed budget — to make early voting happen.
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But advice is rarely heeded when war fever is rising and the logic of events starts spinning out of control, when the self-disciplining mechanisms of checks and balances have been washed away in the fury of war.
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For as much as they have gotten Ms. Krewson's attention, she has not heeded one of their loudest demands — to immediately replace Chief O'Toole, who is white, with a chief they believe would work better with the community.
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The brewing giant Anheuser-Busch has joined craft distilleries that have heeded the call of duty to respond to the coronavirus pandemic by adding a new product to their lineups of beer, gins, whiskeys and rums: hand sanitizer.
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" Niamh Ui Bhriain, who leads the anti-abortion campaign Save the Eighth, took aim at women who have "told so many men it was none of their business — this 'No uterus, no opinion' — that men have heeded it.
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Modi has not explicitly linked demonetization to a clean-up of electoral funding, but officials in his party say rivals should have heeded his warnings earlier this year that he was serious about clamping down on "black" cash.
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The chairman of the House Armed Services Committee pinned blame Thursday on Pentagon leaders who hadn't "heeded the warning signs in time" after the Navy released its report on a spate of a collisions that killed 17 sailors.
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President Donald Trump picked a new fight with fellow Republicans whose support he needs to advance his policy agenda, saying congressional leaders could have avoided a "mess" over raising the U.S. debt ceiling if they had heeded his advice.
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This warning was in large part heeded by all but the very uninformed or the very impulsive, categories which both naturally included President Donald Trump, who soaked in as much luxurious unshielded eclipse viewing as he could on Monday.
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An Islamic State-run news agency, Rasd, claimed Sunday that the attacker was a "soldier of the Islamic State" who had heeded the group's calls for attacks in countries that are part of a U.S.-led anti-IS coalition.
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A few weeks after Silbermann's 2017 email calling for people to move faster and forgo consensus building, one employee heeded the CEO's instructions and asked her manager if they could move forward with an important decision for their team.
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While many residents heeded the emphatic state and local warnings to stay off the roads Friday night and Saturday, others were not so lucky: CNN reported stretches of interstate in Kentucky and Pennsylvania that turned into snarled parking lots.
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She wrote that the protesters had heeded Booker's advice from July in which he urged a nonprofit group in Washington, D.C., to "get up in the face of some congresspeople" rather than being passive about issues they care about.
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His examination of The Economist's pronouncements and of the policies of those who heeded them yields, in effect, a study of several liberalisms as they have been widely practiced in the course of a hundred and seventy-five years.
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According to The Verge, which obtained emails between Uber and California's Department of Motor Vehicles through a public records request, the episode could have been entirely avoided had Uber heeded the warnings of the D.M.V. in the first place.
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By the time the crusade ended on November 20, 1949, 350,000 people had heard Graham preach at the Canvas Cathedral and 3,000 had heeded the call to devote their lives to Christ, according to the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Hundreds of protesters seeking to remove Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe from office heeded a call from a leader of the powerful liberation war veterans on Saturday to march on the 93-year-old's residence in the capital.
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Roads and airports in the state have been crowded as locals heeded directives for 500,000 people to evacuate at-risk areas of south Florida, which could be left "uninhabitable for weeks or months," according to the National Weather Service.
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Lawrence-Hardy told the AP that Abrams will weigh legal considerations alongside her belief that many of her backers — particularly minority and poorer voters who don't regularly go to the polls — heeded her call to participate and ran into barriers.
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Defecting from Venezuela's military Diaz is one of more than 20193,500 soldiers who heeded calls from the US, Colombia, and Venezuela's opposition movement to turn their backs on their embattled President Nicolás Maduro and stand beside the upstart leader Juan Guaidó.
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And even though we don't how Carrie came to be Madame Keane's shoulder of wisdom to lean on, seeing two intelligent powerful women hash out international political strategy for which a man's opinion is not once heeded for approval, is invigorating.
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Ironically, Cotton's opposition counters the official position of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ), which after studying the issue for decades has heeded the research and best practices, and now supports closing the status offender loophole.
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TIPITAPA, Nicaragua (Reuters) - Thousands of shopkeepers and businessmen in Nicaragua on Thursday heeded calls for a national strike by foes of President Daniel Ortega, shutting down much of the country after nearly two months of deadly protests urging his ouster.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Much of Caracas and other cities slowed to a Sunday crawl on Friday as many Venezuelans heeded the opposition's call for a general strike, a step in its campaign to force a referendum to remove President Nicolás Maduro.
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Media campaigns against drug use by young people thus can at most make a modest contribution to turning around the opioid epidemic, with some risk of making it worse if the lessons of past failed antidrug campaigns are not heeded.
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And when there is more than one woman or minority writer in the room, several writers said, they are more likely to be heeded, and less likely to be called on as the voice of all women or people of color.
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But before the collapse of its power, the local Klan had partially accomplished its goals: More than 50 roadhouses and illicit drink spaces had been shut, and many of Williamson County's immigrants heeded the Klan's call to leave the county.
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Amirali Hajizadeh, a senior commander of the Revolutionary Guards, a parallel military set up to defend the nation and the system of theocratic rule, said he had asked for civilian planes to be grounded but his request was not heeded.
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Pugh's father, a former restaurant worker turned owner and entrepreneur, never blinked at her creative pursuits — "He's like me: If you don't want to do it, don't do it," she said — but she heeded her mother's advice and finished school.
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That primer in Constitutional law is one that justices on the current Supreme Court know well and one that would be well heeded by the current president when he considers writing a new executive order that corrects the current one.
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Even so, the market heeded sceptics including Stanford University Department of Medicine Chair Robert Harrington, who in a New England Journal of Medicine editorial said canakinumab's benefit "cannot justify its routine use" until safety, efficacy and pricing questions are answered.
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"The Department needs to ensure that its mission is able to communicate and allay fears by providing clear and helpful communication and assistance at the same standard of other countries that have heeded the call," it said in a statement Wednesday.
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Putin described the victim on Monday as a "cruel and blood-thirsty person" who had fought on the side of anti-Moscow separatists in Russia's mainly Muslim north Caucasus region, and said Moscow's requests for his extradition had not been heeded.
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This is exactly the kind of provincial city in decline that enthusiastically heeded chief Brexit proponent, and now foreign secretary, Boris Johnson's simplistic rants that leaving the EU will most definitely restore British identity — whatever that means — and national greatness.
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Democratic party leaders at the state and national level have pressured him to step down from his post — before his press conference even ended, the Virginia Black Legislative Caucus only amplified its call for Northam's resignation — but Northam has not heeded their message.
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Aides to Prime Minister Theresa May have suggested she hopes to trigger the procedure early next year to assuage any fears in her ruling Conservative Party and among millions of British voters that their decision to leave will not be heeded promptly.
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As the sun set, feeling emboldened by the fresh air of Baños, I hopped on the swing myself, and was pushed out over the edge of the mountain until, after plenty of screaming, the swing-pusher finally heeded my pleas to stop.
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" Playing in a driving rainstorm that made it difficult to hold onto the ball, let alone throw it, Dak Prescott completed 219 of his 221 passes for 249 yards as Dallas (236-19) heeded the message on Elliott&aposs cleats to "Feed Zeke.
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The president's calls for a ban on offensive messaging was not heeded by all; according to reports, white supremacist symbols including the Celtic cross and black sun were seen alongside anti-Islam banners at the event, and anti-refugee chants were heard.
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Tens of thousands of Iraqis heeded a call to arms in 2014 after Islamic State seized a third of the country's territory, forming the PMF, which receive funding and training from Tehran and have been declared part of the Iraqi security apparatus.
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Mandatory evacuation orders were largely heeded by the 50,000 residents of Panama City Beach and Panama City, a pair of towns dotted with attractions designed like shipwrecks and volcanoes to amuse the thousands of tourists who flock there during the warm months.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said she would promote her most prominent critic from within her conservative party, 37-year old Jens Spahn, to a coalition cabinet, in a sign she has heeded calls for renewal to revive her grumbling party.
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" US lawmakers want to ban American tourists from North Korea Critical of Obama administration Fred Warmbier appeared critical of the Obama administration's handling of Otto's detention, saying the family heeded the US government's initial advice to take a low profile "without result.
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It was worth pointing out that Trump did not use his signature term "radical Islamic terrorism" in the speech, a signal that he heeded advice to employ a more moderate tone in the region after using the phrase repeatedly as a presidential candidate.
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To begin with, had King Hussein of Jordan heeded Israeli entreaties and stayed out of that war, as he did six years later during the Yom Kippur War, East Jerusalem — indeed, the entire West Bank — might still be in Jordanian hands today.
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I would have wished for two things in this event: 1) that the moderator had made a greater effort to counter Mr. Trump's evasiveness and press him on what, if anything, he actually knows; 2) that Mr. Trump would have heeded (as Mrs.
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Read more: Trump's conspiracies are reaching a fever pitch amid revelations that the whistleblower went to Congress before filing their complaintThe New York Times reported Thursday that some have urged the president to tone down his language, but he hasn't heeded their advice.
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Some North African jihadists who might otherwise have traveled to Syria to join Islamic State may instead have heeded calls by the movement's leadership to head to Libya, where the Islamists are fighting to expand their grip on territory on the Mediterranean coast.
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" The former president&aposs office noted that some of the endorsements were given to "several promising Obama Administration and campaign alumni who heeded the President's call in his farewell speech to &aposgrab a clipboard, get some signatures, and run for office yourself.
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It's advice that an owner of a Winnipeg bodega (or convenience store, depending on where you live) should have heeded because he's been sentenced to five years for asking a customer—whose name he didn't even know—to kill his business partner.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean teachers were divided at the start of an indefinite strike on Tuesday, with those in towns reporting for class while their rural colleagues largely heeded calls by unions to boycott work to press the government to pay U.S. dollar salaries.
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EMILY: I next tried Trunk Club Women, also based on Twitter recommendation — this one from a woman who swore that the app's stylist had heeded her very specific requests and that she'd ended up buying several of the items from her first trunk.
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Yet as stock markets hit record highs and the yields on volatile junk and emerging market bonds plunge, this view that market corrections should be seen as a buying opportunity, as opposed to a warning to be heeded, has begun to worry investors.
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Their second, off the rebound of Cole's shot, darted beneath Rinne's pads at 83 minutes 46 seconds, and it was at that moment that the Predators probably wished that they had heeded a reporter's recommendation that morning to stash Pittsburgh's Jake Guentzel somewhere.
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The markets have heeded the Fed's tone change, as well as a perceived change at other central banks, that the world is not in need of the easy policies that began in the financial crisis and have now continued for nearly a decade.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Queen Elizabeth will say in her Christmas message that the festival's message of peace and goodwill needs to be heeded as much as ever, and people should respect each other even when they habour the most deeply held differences.
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Justice James A. Burke, who presided over the trial in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, could have sentenced Mr. Weinstein to as little as five years, but he heeded the arguments of prosecutors who urged him to hand down a much longer sentence.
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Sandy Parakilas was a platform operations manager at Facebook in 2011 and 2012 who says he repeatedly warned higher-ups at Facebook about the site's vulnerabilities to data theft — warnings that, had they been heeded, he believes may have prevented the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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STOCKHOLM, Dec 14 (Reuters) - The Swedish Baltic island of Gotland has heeded government security concerns and will reject a request from Russian gas firm Gazprom to rent a harbour to support construction of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, an island official said on Wednesday.
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S. Secretary of Energy Ernest MonizErnest Jeffrey MonizFormer diplomat Yovanovitch wins award for her work Al Franken to host SiriusXM radio show Two years after Harvey's devastation, the wake-up call has not been heeded MORE and then-United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Barcelona paid tribute on Friday to the victims of a militant rampage last year which killed 16 people, but a call from victims' families to put aside divisions over independence ambitions for the surrounding region of Catalonia was not heeded by all.
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"It has been brought to the public's attention that stories, that are rumors in nature, about our banks are not based on documents or facts, and should not be heeded," the BDDK banking regulator said in a statement, adding that Turkey's banks were functioning well.
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Tellingly, the White House and other leading Republicans responded to the announcement of the vote not with satisfaction that their calls for a full vote and more process have been heeded, but rather with anger, seemingly more at losing yet another political talking point.
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Many have called for reform, and this week, President Barack Obama heeded that call when he issued an executive action that will end solitary confinement for juveniles in federal prison and curtail the number of days adult prisoners can initially be placed in isolation.
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In any case, he heeded his friend's counsel, and in the spring of 1970, moved with his wife and their three children (among them, the future Beastie Boy Adam Horovitz) to a brick townhouse on a street known at the time as Writers' Block.
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We then heeded our guide's advice to seek lunch in a nondescript place that seemed oblivious to tourists, and we found it in the Reviravolta, where we sat at a decidedly unglamorous Formica table and devoured plates of expertly grilled sea bass and sardines.
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As outrage over the bank's actions has grown, frustrated former employees have said the bank should have heeded what they have said were widespread warnings and taken action much earlier — a fact Mr. Stumpf acknowledged at a hearing before the House Financial Services Committee.
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BIG GREEN Those warnings, however, do not appear to be heeded by hedge funds, former police chiefs, and a host of politically-connected former government officials who are still betting big on the sector, which is still seen by investors as a hot new commodity.
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She defended Warren after an early political misstep, when the Massachusetts senator last year heeded President Donald Trump's call to take a DNA test to prove her Native American ancestry and it showed she had at least one Native American ancestor many generations ago.
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The rise and fall of the Bud Bowl is a cautionary tale that Budweiser itself doesn't seem to have heeded, given that the company would later run another good gag into the ground, turning its clever "Frogs"campaign into an annual Super Bowl nuisance.
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According to a study published in September in the scientific journal The Lancet H.I.V., nearly all of the 215 H.I.V. infections that resulted from the outbreak could have been prevented — if the state's elected officials had more quickly heeded the advice of public health experts.
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"The Cambodian government obviously recognized the public relations disaster that would occur if something happened to him in detention, and finally heeded his wife's appeals to release him on his own recognizance for health reasons," said Phil Robertson, Deputy Asia Director, Human Rights Watch, Monday.
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While our adversaries will undoubtedly note that the United States' responses will not be limited to rhetoric when thresholds are crossed or American warnings are not heeded, our friends in the Middle East — Arabs and Israelis alike — will surely be heartened by this strike.
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Only a few dozen demonstrators heeded the opposition's call to set up traffic-snarling roadblocks in Caracas on Tuesday to show opposition to the new assembly, underlining the fear and resignation among that has weakened turnout for street protests that once drew hundreds of thousands.
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Every act of generosity, from the casual to the creative, is proof that The Neediest Cases Fund is likely to remain a cause supported by Times Company employees in perpetuity, as colleagues have long heeded the same charitable call made to readers: Remember the Neediest.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelans heeded opposition leader Juan Guaido's call to take to the streets on Wednesday in a bid to force President Nicolas Maduro from power, but there was little concrete sign of change in a crisis that increasingly looks like a political stalemate.
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It's too early to tell whether Collins's call for Ford and Kavanaugh to testify will be heeded by Senate Republicans on the Judiciary Committee, but her tweet is a sign that one of the Senate's most closely watched votes is taking the allegations seriously.
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Tens of thousands of Iraqis heeded a call to arms in 2014 after IS seized a third of the country's territory, forming the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF), which receive funding and training from Tehran and have been declared part of the Iraqi security apparatus.
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Though they differ with many of his views -- House Speaker Paul Ryan again on Tuesday rejected the GOP presumptive nominee's stance on Muslims -- they are trapped by his millions of primary voters, who made it clear to the party leadership that the billionaire businessman should be heeded.
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When we were designing the five tribes in the film, that's something we very much heeded: to not just design makeup that looks interesting or fun or cool in its own right, but to have these looks grounded in the traditions of the people we were representing.
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For those in the latter group, I have one television-related suggestion that will make your long weekend much better than it might be if my advice is not heeded, and please — just trust me: Do not binge watch The Handmaid's Tale over Memorial Day weekend.
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While the administration just last month heeded the voices of small businesses, fishermen and more than 100 coastal communities by removing the Atlantic Ocean from the draft plan for offshore oil and gas leasing for the next several years, there is still important work to be done.
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Desperate times ... There is a quiet panic going around behind the scenes at the House of Representatives because some members tell TMZ they sounded a warning 3 weeks ago about the Capitol being unsafe but they weren't heeded ... and now some fear they have the coronavirus.
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"With transport the single biggest contributor to climate change in Scotland, we're delighted the first minister has heeded the call of thousands of people across Scotland to cut pollution from our cars," WWF Scotland's acting head of policy, Gina Hanrahan, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"As long as you didn't jump on the other side of that gate, they didn't care," Mr. Cheatham, 31, said, recalling a 250-man dorm where some inmates put up a sign — "No Officers Beyond This Point" — that, over a nightmarish few weeks, was generally heeded.
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Speaking to a few hundred supporters at a rally in Caracas on Saturday, Mr. Guaidó said several Venezuelan officials had heeded his call, calling it "good news," although he did not disclose how many Venezuelan diplomats in the United States had pledged to support his quest.
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Senate leaders and Trump allies heeded the president's pleas: > During an interview Wednesday with Olivier Knox of Sirius XM Channel 124, McConnell resisted the push among some of his colleagues for a Senate legislative response to Trump's tariffs, one day after indicating he was open to the bipartisan effort.
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Documents reviewed by Reuters that have not been disclosed until now, as well as interviews with local experts, show that key recommendations made by a Philippines Department of Health (DOH) advisory body of doctors and pharmacologists were not heeded before the program was rolled out to 22016,22016 children.
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Such sage advice should be heeded from a man you just watched sign a voucher for $2000,2125 from a croupier, as Pegram had, especially when come morning you will be sharing a Jacuzzi with him and two young women with your cowboy hat and boots on, as Baffert did.
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But after years fighting at the apex of the drug war, his conclusion—and that of other experienced officers who have chosen to speak out—must be heeded if we want to find a solution to a problem that has been trashing communities around the world for decades.
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From its slim three-minute running time on down, "Perfect Illusion" is clearly calculated for radio play, something Gaga hasn't had much of lately, and the singer's army of "Little Monsters" have heeded the call, devising a hilariously ingenious scheme to con radio programmers into playing the single.
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Unlike the AIM leaders included in the documentary, Carlson is not present to answer for dubious or fatal intentions; he is here as proof of grassroots empowerment and the outrage toward the U.S. that festered within the dozens of marginalized Native citizens who heeded AIM's call to action.
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My grandfather, a deeply committed Communist, told it and retold it to illustrate how the Soviet Union had heeded the needs of the common people and to draw a contrast with what he felt was a growing callousness and neglect for them in his town — and in Russia.
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And while Quakers heeded women's calls for equality — at least, better than most denominations of the time — it would take a century and a half for the state to transform from being a major hub for the slave trade among the colonies into a leader in abolishing slavery.
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Yet the hue and cry over ethics reform has also uncovered a little-known, little-heeded point of view: that of the businessman-legislator, who sees no conflict between activities like undertaking and lawmaking, and whose contempt for Albany makes a full-time Legislature seem not only ludicrous, but also outrageous.
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Setting aside the EU's very real and permanent north-south and east-west centrifugal tensions, the question is whether there are any chances that the appeal of these seven countries will be heeded at the time when the EU's future is a central theme of the Bratislava meeting next Friday.
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Every community in the region should have a standard for critical facilities (nursing homes, chemical storage facilities, hospitals, police and fire stations) — 1 foot above the 500-year flood level is an excellent standard adopted by Houston, and one the Texas Medical Center heeded after Tropical Storm Allison in 85033.
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Trump is known to have little patience for detailed foreign policy discussions, but officials said he seemed to have heeded a warning from his White House predecessor, Barack Obama, that North Korea would be the most urgent international issue he would face - so much so that he requested intelligence briefings on the issue.
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After finally arriving in Toronto in 2008, with the possibility of being ground up further by baseball's labour machinery, Bautista heeded the fateful words from former teammate Vernon Wells—"start earlier"—a reference to timing his now-famous leg kick to catch up to major league fastballs, and unlocked the superstar within.
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"When I'm interviewing Harry or former Energy Secretary Ernest MonizErnest Jeffrey MonizAl Franken to host SiriusXM radio show Two years after Harvey's devastation, the wake-up call has not been heeded Biden under pressure from environmentalists on climate plan MORE, I'll be the funny one," Franken said in a statement released by SiriusXM.
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Pruitt's international travel, frequent trips to his home state of Oklahoma and exorbitant office expenditures have drawn concerns from ethics experts and yielded headlines for months, but two sources familiar with the matter said they could have been avoided had Pruitt heeded the advice of multiple EPA officials -- both career officials and political appointees.
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It's been a hugely influential platform for the alt-right movement, and Tuesday seemed to be one of the first times Twitter has heeded critics who say it has allowed hate to fester on its platform for too long, slicing off some of white nationalism's biggest proponents from a part of their audience that was active and growing rapidly.
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However, I heeded the modern assessment that sitting is death, while also studying my usually much younger colleagues pecking away at the high-tech standing-desk contraptions (when Business Insider moved our offices to Wall Street, everybody was offered a standing desk that can be moved up and down, in the event that a spell of sitting is desired).
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During his question-and-answer session, Trump divulged multiple sensitive details about the raid in Syria that could possibly give US enemies intelligence advantages; admitted to keeping Congress in the dark about the operation; openly mocked the terrorist leader; praised his controversial travel ban; and insinuated the September 211 attacks might not have happened had Washington heeded his advice.
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The bureaucrats who heeded Mrs May's urging to make life hard for immigrants contributed to the recent Windrush scandal, in which people from the Caribbean who had been granted indefinite leave to remain in 2600 lost their jobs or were detained, since they could not prove that they had been in the country continuously since then.
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But in front of an audience that included Rod Laver, the last man to hold all four titles at once when he completed the Grand Slam in 1969, Murray heeded his own war cries of "Let's go" to give himself a chance to become the first British man to win the Paris title since Fred Perry in 1935.
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On Wednesday, in a 40-minute news conference that at times took on the feel of a courtroom argument, R. Andrew Murray, the district attorney for Mecklenburg County, laid out a case that Mr. Scott, who was black, had a gun in his hands and had not heeded warnings to drop it when he was shot and killed.
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Mr. Trump has long suggested that allegations that he or his campaign conspired with Russia to influence the election were a "hoax" and part of a "witch hunt," but until this weekend he had largely heeded the advice of lawyers who counseled him not to directly attack Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, for fear of antagonizing prosecutors.
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One of the people who heeded his call was Mr. McCarty, also now 22, a student and actor who had been leading a secret life online, posting hateful messages and songs under the alias "Byron De La Vandal," a reference to Byron De La Beckwith, the Ku Klux Klan member who assassinated the civil rights leader Medgar Evers.
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Washington (CNN)White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said Sunday he doesn't believe President Donald Trump will make good on his threat to impose a 25% tariff on cars made south of the border if Mexico doesn't help stem the flow of undocumented immigrants into the United States, saying it's just a "warning" that should be heeded.
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While the figures have yet to reflect the makeup of the United States population, they are a clear indicator that in 2018 at least, when "Black Panther" and "Crazy Rich Asians" broke box office records, Hollywood studios heeded demands to bring a broader array of story lines and actors to screens, and seemingly reaped rewards from doing so.
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Ukraine has already demanded the sailors' release and the return of the impounded vessels, yet Moscow has not heeded the request or similar calls by the EU. Russia's foreign ministry said on Saturday it had not participated in the hearings, adding it intends to defend its point of view that the arbitration lacked the jurisdiction to consider the Kerch incident.
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Qapqal County Journal QAPQAL XIBE AUTONOMOUS COUNTY, China — Loyal to the core and prized for their horsemanship, several thousand Manchu soldiers heeded the emperor's call and, with families and livestock in tow, embarked in 583 on a trek that took them from northeastern China to the most distant fringes of the Qing dynasty empire, the Central Asian lands now known as Xinjiang.
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It can't be so chaotic that people can walk into the Oval Office any time and have an opinion and the last opinion is the one that ends up being the dominant one...any of the chiefs of staff that have served in either Democrat or Republican administrations have probably given that advice when asked, and it hasn't been heeded.
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So, in an effort to feed my own nosiness curiosity, I spoke to three beauty and fashion moguls about how their routines have changed over the years — from a designer who heeded her mother's advice to take care of her skin to a stylist who traded sparkly purple eyeshadow for daily Olay Complete Lotion All Day Moisturizer With SPF 15.
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But the encouraging news that we see is that because so many people across this country have embraced the President's 203 days to slow the spread, because so many have heeded the guidance of state and local authorities, we really do believe that in the days ahead, we will see that we did significantly impact spread of the coronavirus and ultimately save lives.
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" As proof that Biggie had heeded his advice, Tupac cited the difference between his early track, the aggressive "Party and Bullshit," and softer songs from his debut Ready to Die like "Big Poppa," which appealed more to the ladies: "Soon as he buy that wine, I just creep up from behind / And ask what your interests are, who you be with?
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If only we'd heeded the skepticism of another reporter, Trish Bendix, who offered us a helpful reminder that it was just a short time ago a bunch of us got fooled into thinking a mysterious, major announcement from Kendall Jenner would be her coming-out moment, though it turned out to be the biggest not-news news of our time: She'd signed on as a Proactiv sponsor.
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Even if not every Trump voter takes all his promises literally, they feel heeded and respected when someone of his stature—a very rich man who could be a member of the elite, but instead chooses to side with them—agrees that their home, America, is under assault, whether from foreign governments scheming to "rape" the economy or by Muslim terrorists allowed in as refugees.
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Ryan facing GOP resistance on gun tactics At his own weekly presser immediately after Pelosi's, Speaker Paul Ryan referred to a number of standard procedures the Democrats could have relied upon, despite being the minority faction in the legislature: "Those rules ought to be heeded, and so yes, I am very worried about the trend and a precedent," the Wisconsin Republican said in a statement.
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As consumers heeded that call and temperatures on Monday came in a little cooler than expected, the ISO cut its peak power demand projection for the day to 143,728 megawatts from 45,316 MW. Monday's alert was the first big test of power generators' ability to meet heightened energy demands in the greater Los Angeles area without natural gas supplies normally furnished by the now-crippled Aliso Canyon.
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From this point of view, it was worthwhile for the Vatican to denounce the Iraq war even if there was little hope of its words being heeded in Washington, DC. Whether successful or not, strong words from the holy see would help to dispel the impressiont that the entire Christian West was lining up to impose its will on the lands where Islam prevailed.
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Despite having achieved a middle-class stability that was infinitely more difficult to maintain in the South, in 1968, the couple heeded the call of E. V. Wilkins, a high-school principal and family friend who asked them to help him with a school-integration movement that he was attempting to build in Roper, a small town in the eastern part of North Carolina, near where Barber's father had grown up.
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And former Obama Energy Secretary Ernest MonizErnest Jeffrey MonizTwo years after Harvey's devastation, the wake-up call has not been heeded Biden under pressure from environmentalists on climate plan Pelosi, Clinton among attendees at memorial reception for Ellen Tauscher MORE recently called for a "Green Real Deal," saying that building broad coalitions — including with big business — will be essential to drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the next 30 years.
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The Nigerian army recovered those territories only after it launched several military operations in the state that included troops from other countries in the region and mercenaries , the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) said in a 2018 report.. Babagana's uncle -- who has witnessed many of Boko Haram's attacks in Maiduguri, an area where he has lived most of his life -- said they heeded the military's advice and quickly turned back.
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"I said five years ago, after that horrible tragedy in Newtown -- and I wish, oh God I wish, more had heeded my words -- so, lean in, listen to me now and never forget these words: To stop a bad guy with a gun, it takes a good guy with a gun," said Wayne LaPierre, the executive vice president and CEO at the NRA, in a speech Thursday at CPAC.
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Nate Diaz, who came from absolutely nothing and never assumed he'd have anything, who has lived in constant and conscious defiance of the world and its ways, who has stayed true to the dictates of his soul and heeded only the commands of his own spirit, has been found guilty of committing the one true act of blasphemy in a corporate society: He broke the social contract by being willfully ignorant of it.
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Shaub took to Twitter to weigh in on The New York Times's report, which claimed McGahn heeded President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's orders and lobbied Sessions to remain at the helm of the probe.
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Now, as Obama's second term ends and Trump and Clinton make their final campaign pushes, it's clear none of them heeded these warnings, certainly not John Podesta and Clinton, who used a personal server for government emails; or the Democratic Party, which suffered a possible Russian-sponsored hack; and not Trump or his IT managers, whose servers may be talking to Russian servers simply because of some spam that's bouncing back and forth across the ether.
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