Heeding the message Spanberger, the political newcomer challenging Brat, is one of the few heeding that message.
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And not everyone appears to be heeding the issuer's warning.
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And it seems like terrorists may be heeding ISIS' calls.
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So far, it doesn't seem Musk is heeding their advice.
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And the Republicans would respond by heeding their worst instincts.
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Heeding Robertson's threat, the Bucks kept all the starting players.
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But not all adult children are heeding their parents' admonitions.
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On the ground, some Hindu activists aren't heeding Modi's calls.
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But not everyone is heeding the warning to leave. 22020.
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He had had enough because Hannah wasn't heeding his advice.
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Heeding the lessons of the past, the justices practice restraint.
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Logan Kloepfer is one of the LGBT women heeding Stallard's call.
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Other stockholders have been heeding the warning signs for a while.
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S&P 500 companies, at least, may be heeding the warning.
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Big banks are keen to show they are heeding the call.
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This keeps the public from heeding their arguments and their warnings.
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Glad some people are heeding evac orders #irma #evacuation #Hurricane pic.twitter.
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The future of our democracy may well depend on heeding Sen.
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" Heeding that message, she says, "was the only way I survived.
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" Are we heeding past warnings that "America must be kept American?
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But Limberg said some people aren't heeding the recommendation, exacerbating the problem.
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It is unclear, though, whether American Catholics are heeding the Pope's message.
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Heeding those voices would be a significant strategic mistake for U.S. policymakers.
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Heeding the call on Wednesday, a pair of powerful Pelosi allies — Reps.
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Washington isn't heeding that advice when it comes to the Zika virus.
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"Remember to smile," the observer said, not quite heeding his own advice.
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Again, the world and its leaders moved on without heeding the warnings.
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So much for Turkey heeding the advice of its powerful NATO ally!
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But it said Bouhlel was heeding ISIS calls to target Western nations.
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But as of Friday, Turkey didn't appear to be heeding U.S. warnings.
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And, for now, it doesn't seem like investors are heeding its advice.
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It's not surprising, of course, that a local business is heeding this advice.
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Investors appear to be heeding Parker's call, at least in the short term.
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And what's Cabello up to when she's not heeding Swift' words of wisdom?
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It's not clear anyone could have prevented those deaths by heeding Wilson's warning.
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But a critic who can't mint an original phrase is rarely worth heeding.
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But we can see on TV that many Turks are heeding his call.
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Heeding the words of both mothers and Tom alike, it is becoming abundantly clear.
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However, he withdrew from that role Friday, heeding a request from other SBC leaders.
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Watch now: Faces of Resistance: Blair Imani Heeding the call of his governor, Sen.
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Josh McDermitt is heeding his own advice and taking a break from social media.
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The cut in targets is a firm sign local governments are heeding Xi's call.
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At first, it seemed like Trump was heeding to the hardliners in his administration.
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All phone companies talk about heeding user feedback, but Samsung is actually doing it.
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The president is about to experience, yet again, the pitfalls of heeding their advice.
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We're also heeding the CDC's call not to eat romaine lettuce from certain areas.
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Employees across the company have been heeding those warnings and looking for new jobs.
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Heeding the call, other manufacturers have pursued self-driving vehicles on Dubai's terra firma.
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Trump is more interested in building his unnecessary wall than in heeding history's call.
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But, not heeding her colleagues' advice, she began to translate Greek and Roman tragedies.
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So in the 6900s, heeding health experts, EPA moved to phase out leaded gasoline.
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Basketball has done better than its competitors at heeding the lessons of football's success.
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Edwards advised heeding the signs and watching closely for when the Fed actually does act.
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However, Patterson withdrew from that role Friday, heeding a request from Gaines and other leaders.
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Google has become one of the most successful firms in history by heeding that advice.
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Rather than taking credit for the record medal count, they're heeding lessons from the athletes.
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But heeding advice about the value of good relations with Washington, he never followed through.
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They also fault Clinton for not adequately heeding concerns about growing extremist activity in Benghazi.
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Heeding Dr. King's call for support, Mr. Reeb joined a second march, held that Tuesday.
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If last year's results are anything to go by, our followers' prognostications are worth heeding.
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U.N. nuclear inspectors have repeatedly reported that Iran is heeding the terms of the deal.
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The millionaire investor attributes his rapid success to heeding the advice of highly successful people.
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Growth: +2 for heeding that financial wake up call; +1 for her suggestions to Joanne.
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No surprise, then, that millennials are heeding the call, intent on securing their reproductive futures.
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But Mr. Blanchard always rescues the moment by heeding the words and varying the music.
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Some Parisians clung stubbornly to the voting ritual, heeding Mr. Macron's exhortations to go vote.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's oil and gas titans are heeding the call to spend.
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She kept quiet, heeding the advice of the police that silence would buy him lenience.
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Some netizens express sympathy, noting that the couple were heeding government calls to have children.
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The poison pill it just adopted suggests the board has stopped heeding the message, too.
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Sixth-generation winemaker Alois Clemens Lageder has been heeding the warning signs for three decades.
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Some must have been taking -- heeding the advice of party high- ups to say cool it.
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From past and recent history, we know the grave consequences of not heeding calls to action.
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Residents could avoid the main rush of water by heeding warnings to move to the outskirts.
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The help she provides begins with sorting through published research and determining what is worth heeding.
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Police are now going door-to-door to ensure that everyone is heeding the evacuation orders.
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Yet he shows no interest in heeding the allies' warnings about his own government's authoritarian drift.
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And in pockets all around Seattle, people were heeding the advice of officials and staying in.
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The poison pill it just adopted suggests the board may have stopped heeding the message, too.
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A look at these streets suggested that few people seemed to be heeding the city's pleas.
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Heeding constant advice to "fake it till you make it," I endeavored to mimic the men.
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But the Japanese people, particularly young people, do not seem to be heeding Mr. Morishita's wishes.
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Large investors are demanding more diversity in the boardroom, and most companies are heeding those calls.
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President Trump is heeding that advice and taking it one step further with regard to trade.
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By including $6 billion in the budget the federal government is heeding the call for action.
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And it was a message that some passengers were heeding more carefully than ever on Wednesday.
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Heeding the advice of Dion Neutra, the architect's son, Ron is almost singlehandedly preserving the home.
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After heeding Mead's advice, then-director Peter Hyams ultimately changed the script to incorporate these new ideas.
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Instead, he's heeding the words of Future when it comes to finding love: fuck it, mask off.
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Hints were spreading in late 2014, and six months ago it still seemed a trend worth heeding.
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In a troubled world of trade tiffs and nuclear braggadocio, such advice should be especially worth heeding.
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Politicians responding to the oil troubles are heeding calls for a new way forward, centered around startups.
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When so many others appear to be bending the rules, what is the value of heeding them?
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But perhaps heeding calls from aides hoping to wrest control of the news cycle, he stopped short.
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Now, the country is in dire need of help — and the travel industry is heeding their call.
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Trump might commandeer the bully pulpit, but it's not clear that anyone is really heeding his rants.
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Heeding parents' frustrations, hotels and resorts have responded with adolescent-savvy programming that encourages real-world interaction.
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Faced with a novel virus, it's worth reconsidering Italy's long experiences with epidemics and heeding the lessons.
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That should serve as a cautionary tale when it comes to heeding forecasts for best picture winners.
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But judging by the empty streets and light traffic, people seemed to be heeding Mr. Cooper's suggestions.
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Heeding the prophecy meant evacuating metropolitan Athens, transporting the populace to Salamis, and preparing for sea battle.
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Residents of mobile home parks visited by Reuters before the storm were mostly heeding orders to evacuate.
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Luckily, brands are heeding the call and finally launching palettes that break away from all the monochrome monotony.
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The government vowed to take over any companies heeding the strike, sending inspectors to ensure they were open.
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For now, the oldest Kardashian sister is heeding Khloé's advice and remaining cautious when it comes to Disick.
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Paulich says residents have been heeding evacuation orders because they have seen the destruction caused by past fires.
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Dr. Epstein lived to be 91, after devoting his career to preventing cancer and heeding his own advice.
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But strikes have become less frequent and less successful as the number heeding calls for industrial action falls.
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It's possible that they are heeding advice to try to avoid alcohol because of its link to relapse.
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U.S. drillers, heeding the wishes of investors, have been cutting spending in response to years of lackluster returns.
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If we want to improve our information hygiene, a good first step is reading and heeding Dr. Fauci.
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Heeding the wisdom of Mr. Brooks's imaginings may be the only means of winning the election in 2020.
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But he appears to be heeding Republicans' warning not to make his real-time commentary an issue midtrial.
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In the mid-2000s, ready for a change and heeding a trusted recommendation, Dodds hired a financial advisor.
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But the Gulf of Mexico was especially choppy, and the boat I hired was heeding small-craft warnings.
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There are signs that women workers elsewhere are heeding the call to unionize and fight for their rights.
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But the stars of the Palestinian writer and director Maysaloun Hamoud's feisty feature debut aren't heeding that advice.
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Overall, fewer people were heeding the shutdown than the millions who participated in a 403-hour strike last week.
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For two hours, Moore crouched with the officer between a car, heeding his instructions to stay small and protected.
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With a new Congress and Administration getting settled in Washington, D.C., it seems most policymakers are heeding this advice.
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What better way to mark the end of Cyber Security Month than by heeding its message and getting protected?
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Even fewer said they were heeding the warnings that action needed to be taken to cut emissions by 2030.
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Maybe, then, he should try heeding his words: "Criticism may not be agreeable, but it is necessary," Churchill said.
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Heeding advice from Trip Advisor, I requested a room in a quiet location after reading negative feedback about noise.
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There simply is no mainstream bloc among politicians of any party that seems interested in heeding that majority opinion.
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It is time to stop heeding the exaggerated concerns of the SEC and move forward with ECPA reform legislation.
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And in Arkansas, despite the plant board's ban on dicamba, it is clear that farmers aren't heeding the prohibition.
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Heeding her advice, he ran for Congress again in 1974 in a new district on the region's North Shore.
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Of late, almost half of Floridians have done something to protect themselves from the Zika virus, heeding government warnings.
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But there was little sign of government officials in Bonn heeding that plea, with advances restricted to technical issues.
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Heeding Calipari's advice, Sosa drove to the basket and absorbed contact as his defender looked to draw a charge.
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I look forward to The Times heeding Mr. Bruni's call and leading the charge for responsible and informative journalism.
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No longer must armies of professionals arbitrarily be rousted at daybreak, like groggy recruits heeding a bugle blowing reveille.
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And because companies were voluntarily heeding his calls to action, he said it was unnecessary to invoke the act.
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He would not confirm how many rhinoceroses were on his farm, heeding a nationwide moratorium on publicizing the numbers.
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Pruitt should start heeding the call of public opinion, not the demands of polluters who put us in peril.
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Mr. Afwerki has been remarkably successful in keeping control of the country without compromising or heeding calls to change.
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Yet heeding the call to change is barely enough to stay afloat in today's brutally competitive, ever-evolving environment.
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People have criticized the USOC for not heeding women's complaints about Nassar years before the scandal became widely public.
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But so far, advertisers are not heeding their warnings — Facebook's audience is too large and its targeting too good.
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No longer must armies of professionals arbitrarily be rousted at daybreak, like groggy recruits heeding a bugle blowing reveille.
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Last year, heeding Moon's call to take up arms, Hobl underwent Austria's lengthy process to obtain a semi-automatic rifle.
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That leads me to the topic of this article, which is about heeding the important feedback and discarding the noise.
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Previous presidents, heeding the concerns of trading partners, repeatedly suspended the "Title III" provisions of the 1996 Helms-Burton Act.
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Kate McGrew of Sex Workers Alliance Ireland says that fewer sex workers are heeding what used to be red flags.
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Heeding (I assume) my advice, Sony is putting out a smaller version and I can't wait to try it out.
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Monday's announcement by Rent-A-Center means the company will not be heeding calls to put itself up for sale.
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When the meeting resumed, speakers one after another berated the council members for not heeding community concerns before the rally.
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There are lessons to be learned from this evidence, and the Venezuelan opposition now seems to be heeding those lessons.
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This means getting flood insurance, having an evacuation plan, downloading the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) app, and heeding warnings.
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Heeding her concerns, in May 245, three members of the Brewster County Groundwater Conservation District walked into the Pumpco yard.
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"Proceed with caution" is the warning many conservatives are heeding after they seemingly got a massive boon on Friday afternoon.
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By Tuesday, though, heeding the widespread concerns of its staffers, the organization announced that it would allow telecommuting starting Wednesday.
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For those heeding the warning to stay home, a new sense of isolation has made its way into daily life.
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In a joint statement, Mr. Sholly and Grand Teton's acting superintendent, Gopaul Noojibail, said that they were heeding that advice.
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The contributors to the review hope that by heeding scientific arguments, rules about reptile ownership will be conceived of fairly.
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Chevron is heeding that advice by announcing plans to keep spending flat at $20 billion for the third straight year.
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Schiff added that despite his public skirmishes with committee Republicans, they are heeding some of the minority's requests for testimony.
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President and CEO Patrick Doyle turned the chain around so successfully by heeding the public's criticisms and making better pizza.
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How many people, heeding the museum's warnings, kept their children from the basement, that space of emotional complexity and truth?
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The top echelons of the Sri Lankan government have been criticized for not heeding multiple alerts about a possible attack.
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Yet the shame of all this is that it detracts from the many things Mr Blair says that are worth heeding.
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Or he may just be heeding Mrs Marcos's frequent warning: "Hell has a special place for persecutors of widows and orphans."
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There are several Democratic candidates in the field right now who share those concerns, but Sanders is no longer heeding them.
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"That is the million dollar question for me," she said, when asked if she would be heeding her own words regularly.
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European governments look no closer to heeding his call for fiscal stimulus that could ease the burden on the central bank.
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If nothing else, Obama seems determined to make a point about the importance of heeding scientists and respecting their institutions.[Science]
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And the Parker Solar Probe will be heeding that advice, merely flying through the corona without hitting dense concentrations of plasma.
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But the sudden activity is a sign that legislators are heeding the public's disaffection with the ever expanding list of fees.
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Many residents boarded up their homes and got out, heeding the pleas of officials from the governor down to the mayor.
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When shopping for holiday gifts for children, Ms. Buerkle stressed the importance of heeding age labels to buy age-appropriate toys.
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A recent art-school graduate, he was simply heeding career advice that would become a sardonic watchword for young people: 'Plastics.
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Major banks plan to borrow from the Fed's discount window, heeding a call from the central bank to keep credit flowing.
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Meanwhile, lupus and rheumatoid arthritis patients are experiencing a shortage of the drug as people heeding Trump's message are stocking up.
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The bank has drawn heavy criticism for not heeding what appear to have been years of internal warnings about the problem.
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Heeding warnings that the industry may not survive past the middle of the century, they are among the world's earliest adapters.
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A better functioning E.P.A. would do just that, heeding the conclusions of its own scientists and honoring the agency's stated mission.
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For now, the White House appears to be heeding the message — despite calls from some on the right for Mueller's head.
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While their art and slogans needed work, their point was worth heeding: we should be strengthening science education, not weakening it.
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The NASEM report, however, found little evidence that the nation's science teacher education programs are heeding the call to incorporate engineering.
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Bright Food, owned by the Shanghai government, seemed to be heeding official calls for the country's enterprises to "go global" via acquisitions.
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Mr Macri, who once suggested that women were in fact pleased to be the object of catcalls, is now heeding that lesson.
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In doing so he may be heeding Niccolò Machiavelli's advice that it is better for a prince to be feared than loved.
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Prince Muhammad may be heeding the dictum of Niccolò Machiavelli that it is better for a prince to be feared than loved.
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Pinterest was initially targeting an IPO closer to the middle of the year, but appears to be heeding advice to move quickly.
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"We cannot stress enough the importance of heeding all warnings and road closures during this rain event!" the department said on Twitter.
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The automaker must show the car has been programmed to respond to normal driving situations like changing lanes and heeding traffic signals.
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I put all of this in a big bowl, heeding the advice of cooks who suggested adding a couple of beaten eggs.
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Any sensible businessman would know better, and so we're all probably better off heeding Yellen's advice and just focusing on our jobs.
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As for not heeding the market, current feature-length Japanese animations, for example, omit shadows in favor of increased attention to movement.
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Worshippers packed the streets around the Defence Ministry for Friday prayers, heeding a call by the SPA to challenge the military council.
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Heeding players' requests, league commissioner Rob Manfred has relocated the games to Miami's Marlins Park from May 30-31, Associated Press reports.
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Trevor Wittman can often be heard in her corner, calling for "fundamentals," and her heeding his pleas has started to pay dividends.
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President and CEO Patrick Doyle turned the chain around so successfully, for one, by heeding the public's criticisms and making better pizza.
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Popular mosques aren't heeding the government's advice to shut down, while several senior members of the Iranian government have also fallen ill.
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In one instance of the Trump administration heeding industry requests, it will allow six months before it begins enforcing information blocking rules.
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Informa says that they're heeding the advice of health officials to make sure that GDC Summer is safe for everyone to attend.
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For another, everyone loves the idea of Congress members heeding their constituents, right up until we disagree with what those constituents think.
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Pelosi had rejected impeachment through most of the year, heeding warnings from centrist lawmakers wary of blowback at the polls in 85033.
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The good news for the energy industry is that oil companies seem to be heeding Wall Street's pleas for better capital discipline.
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Judge Angela J. Badamo set bail at $1 million, apparently heeding the prosecutor's argument that the illicit operation was a cash mill.
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Heeding Ripley's advice, Maggie goes to Jackson to say what she couldn't before: She really wants to weigh the pros and cons here.
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Heeding the agency's call, the University of Washington's Applied Physics Lab developed a kind of "generator buoy" that produces electricity from wave motion.
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For a financial hub facing the twin threats of an acrimonious Brexit and a hard-left government, that is a lesson worth heeding.
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" To figure out whether negative feedback is worth heeding, Banks recommends asking yourself a simple question: "Where is this negative feedback coming from?
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None seemed to be seriously heeding the concerns of American officials, of whom, perhaps FBI Director Christopher Wray came off the most panicked.
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Pal says this is a clear warning sign worth heeding immediately, since the variable shares a close relationship with real-time economic growth.
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"Clashes occurred with individuals who had taken to the streets, heeding calls by the enemies of the system," Khojastehpour is quoted as saying.
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More than 1,400 members of Venezuela's armed forces have fled to Colombia this year, heeding Guaido's call to disavow socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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We are heeding the public warnings from Ohio state officials, who have communicated concern about holding large, indoor events during the coronavirus outbreak.
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A conservative writer, Sean Davis, wrote that a lot of men in media should have effectively been heeding the Pence rule all along.
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Many people, though, are heeding their lawyers' advice and postponing any application for legalization — even those who are likely to be deemed eligible.
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"But we'll certainly be heeding the results of the Twitter poll and turning Ken's Christmas miracle into an annual holiday tradition," he added.
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She persuades Kevin Wachtell that she and her firm didn't fail Mesa Verde — he failed the firm by not heeding the firm's advice.
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She persuades Kevin Wachtell that she and her firm didn't fail Mesa Verde — he failed the firm by not heeding the firm's advice.
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"Well done HK Government for heeding concerns of the brave citizens who have stood up for their human rights," Hunt said on Twitter.
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On Monday, inquiries from journalists who contacted the agency's spokeswoman were referred to Mr. Mulvaney's spokesman, which suggested employees were heeding his requests.
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One big wild card is the Federal Reserve, which could help restore confidence among investors by heeding Trump's call for more easy money.
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"Right of boom" policies are not merely luck; they are the product of sophisticated planning and heeding the lessons learned from previous attacks.
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Grijalva said officials appear to be fast-tracking wall construction to score political points rather than heeding serious requests from Tohono O'odham leaders.
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Heeding these arguments, Laotian government representatives attending a major Cites meeting last September announced their intention to end tiger farming in their country.
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SINGAPORE — As local appetites for bigger and better burgers grow, McDonald's is heeding the call by bringing its "premium" range of burgers here.
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Despite the urgency conveyed by scientists and expressed by the growing youth movement, some world leaders don't appear to be heeding their calls.
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Where once candidates might have tried to be as visible as possible, many are now proceeding with caution, heeding warnings from the police.
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Recent wins over Oklahoma City, Philadelphia and Milwaukee should tell you that the Wiz are not heeding some fans' calls to tank. 20.
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Tens of thousands took to the streets across the country on Tuesday and Wednesday, heeding Guaido's call to keep the pressure on Maduro.
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Cancino, an officer with Venezuela's feared special police in Caracas, had crossed into Colombia in February after heeding the opposition's calls for defection.
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In 2014, he became the first governor to sign a law raising the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour, heeding the president's call.
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And yet, in heeding Trump's public demand to "investigate the investigators," Barr has hinted that he has already uncovered improprieties, without offering any details.
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Trump also took the opportunity to address the recent spate of anti-Semitic incidents, heeding calls from Jewish leaders and Democrats to speak out.
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I feel like the Technics T700s would have benefited greatly from heeding the feedback of someone wearing these headphones for extended periods of time.
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Heeding Langston's advice, Green was able to quickly rise through the ranks and score a promotion, securing the coveted company position of 'power caller.
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The Missouri duck boat accident that left 583 people dead has reignited the debate about weather preparedness and the importance of heeding meteorological alerts.
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A number of international performers have canceled shows or have refused to appear in Israel in recent years after heeding calls from the BDS.
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But not heeding it might well precipitate a no confidence vote in the government by a coalition of the opposition and Tory Remain MPs.
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We are heeding the public warnings from Ohio state officials, who have communicated concern about holding large, indoor events during the coronavirus outbreak. Sen.
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On Monday, beachgoers at Belmar stayed out of the surf, heeding the "No Swimming" signs, red warning flags and the officers patrolling the shore.
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It seemed that Sierra Leone was heeding the hard-earned lessons of other developed nations that have found themselves owing enormous amounts to China.
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Berlin's government decided in June to freeze rents for five years, heeding complaints from residents that their once famously affordable city was hiking prices.
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But coming alongside the president's middle-of-the-night protest on Twitter, it created the appearance that the attorney general was heeding political pressure.
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Despite the backlash against Beijing, there are few signs of Beijing heeding demands for democracy and respect for the freedoms guaranteed at the handover.
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Heeding her calendar warnings and alarms, Ms. Bradbury tried to order the NES online through Amazon and Walmart but could not act quickly enough.
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Just months after Jamie Dimon and Warren Buffett issued a call for an end to quarterly earnings guidance, companies may be heeding the call.
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And while New York State's pension may be doing better financially, heeding the governor's call for divestment would undoubtedly put this performance at jeopardy.
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They are heeding President Obama's candid view three Super Bowls ago that he would "think long and hard" before sending a son onto the gridiron.
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RBB, part of the ARD network, said it wanted to send a message to other artists who, heeding the BDS, refuse to perform in Israel.
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She admits stigma from hospital staff was hard to deal with, and she addressed it by staying attentive to the doctors and heeding their advice.
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Mr Trump, being Mr Trump, presented himself as a tribune of the people, heeding and acting on public demands to end "unfair" treatment of America.
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International firms are also heeding Mr Trump's warning that, if they do business with Iran, they will lose their much more valuable business with America.
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Heeding Fig's suggestion to wreak havoc on MCC's image, Caputo meets with Sophia and suggests she presses charges against MCC for her time in solitary.
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Democrats could be heeding the lesson of last year's congressional elections, when they won more than 40 House seats and gained control of the chamber.
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But it is China's government that most urgently needs to act: by releasing the booksellers, apologising for their treatment and heeding calls for political reform.
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He spent those months watching debates and, heeding his training in corporate crisis-management, interviewing fellow-senators about why the Senate is a "broken institution".
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In Phoenix, Trump made a show of tearing into McCain and Flake while heeding his aides' pleas that he not mention the two by name.
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Judging by the GOP gamesmanship clouding Barack Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland to replace Mr Scalia, it's clear no one is heeding Mr Roberts' admonition.
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America's Janus-faced response found one portion of the country heeding King's call to build a "beloved community" and finding strength in the country's diversity.
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One man, 20-year-old Ismet Dogan, said he and his friends took to the streets, heeding the call from Erdogan to defy the soldiers.
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Few seemed to be heeding the "important tips for the coronavirus" that had been posted next to the stern-looking bouncers at the front door.
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Heeding those requests, the Treasury Department released a 222-page report laying out the Trump administration's view on how nonbank financial companies should be regulated.
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As social distancing and self-quarantining quickly become our new normal, many Americans are heeding advice to stock their home kitchens for the long haul.
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After heeding warnings from global public health officials, the White House decided to act earlier this year and issued a detailed funding request from Congress.
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Lamy said Trump had complaints worth heeding, noting that some WTO rules currently made it hard to constrain Chinese trade practices that have caused frictions.
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It also follows a new barrage of attacks by President Donald Trump on Fed Chair Jerome Powell for not heeding his calls for lower rates.
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Unlike Google, Apple runs its own app store in China, heeding government directives about the kinds of apps that can be available to Chinese users.
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As the storm reached the mainland on Sunday evening, cities along China's southern coast seemed eerily vacant, with residents mostly heeding warnings to stay indoors.
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Most did not leave the hotel where they are staying during the three-day meeting, heeding warnings that there could be throngs of protesters outside.
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And his views are worth heeding, since he nailed his predictions throughout the 11-year equity bull market, including calling the bottom in March 2009.
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To avert a trade war, he's heeding more moderate economic advisers and offering to save the Chinese telecom giant ZTE from implosion under U.S. sanctions.
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GOP presidential candidate John Kasich said Sunday that, based on the latest debate, his rivals are not heeding his suggestion to tone down negative rhetoric.
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But an even bigger problem for the president may be his decision that he'll defend himself against impeachment on the fly, without heeding professional advice.
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It continues with [Attorney General] Jeff Sessions doing Trump's bidding by heeding his calls to meddle with a department that is supposed to function independently.
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BENGALURU, India (Reuters) - An Indian tribunal, heeding a call from a group of creditor banks, has blocked a $75 million settlement agreed between Diageo Plc (DGE.
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I'm sure Carl Sagan, who passed away in 1996, would have preferred to have had these words disproven by people heeding the rest of his book.
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Berlin's city government in June decided to freeze rents for five years, heeding complaints from residents that their once famously affordable city was pricing them out.
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Heeding their advice, Kardashian West opted to use a surrogate in order to avoid a repeat of the complications she'd experienced during her first two pregnancies.
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And even in the countryside Mongolians are heeding the siren song of modern living and being lured out of their yurts, albeit at a slower rate.
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In China that is usually a sign that pliant state-owned banks are heeding the government's call to pump out credit, ahead of demand from borrowers.
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Clearly, those accords need to be updated, heeding the experiences and lessons learned by the nations that have paid the highest price in the drug war.
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"Nobody is happy about the fact that the House is examining the potential impeachment of the president," Mr. Schumer said this week, heeding his own counsel.
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"I'm concerned he's heeding the calls of Bannon and @POTUS to 'DO SOMETHING' by closing down the Russia investigation & opening up another investigation of Hilary Clinton."
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It looked like Democrats were heeding this finding at least to some degree, focusing on the "culture of corruption" in Trump's administration instead of Russia collusion.
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He, or a man like him at least, might find himself heeding the siren call of Donald J. Trump's anti-immigrant demagogy, against his better instincts.
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Some homeowners on the island were nailing plywood over windows and cramming pickup trucks with household possessions for the trip inland, heeding a mandatory evacuation order.
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By heeding these precautionary measures, you have a greater chance of protecting yourself and others not only from the coronavirus, but from cold and flu, too.
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Slurp at your chowder, bite at the softness of the toast, enjoy the clams and give thanks to GH and to yourself for heeding her call.
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Still, I felt a semblance of guilt as we took Uber after Uber, heeding advice, for example, not to walk to a restaurant 15 minutes away.
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Millions around the world are heeding the extraordinary pleas for keeping social distance to combat the coronavirus by avoiding landmarks, resorts and other large gathering places.
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If you'd like to predict what's next in the comments section, please do so while heeding Werner's words: Use your thinking cap, not your drinking cap.
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Others, such as Ikea, Nordstrom, Gap, Spencer Gifts, and Zumiez, shut down their stores by the end of last week, heeding the calls of concerned employees.
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Ms. Kwon spent two years "in the wilderness," revising her first 20 pages, before heeding the advice of other writers to move through drafts more quickly.
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As it stands, U.S. officials, rather than heeding these side effects of the nation's addiction to oil and natural gas, are instead focusing on fighting protesters.
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The president determines whether he will empower the national security adviser by respecting the process he or she runs and heeding the advice that process produces.
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Democrats are already heeding that advice, encouraging their base to turn out in this year's special elections in what had been assumed to be Republican districts.
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But a new report shows that many of the world's governments are not heeding their calls, and it's jeopardizing global efforts to contain the climate crisis.
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He elected not to speak during Sunday's commemoration ceremonies, heeding the calls of victims and their families who did not want the day to be politicized.
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Iraq's prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, has tread carefully, cautiously condemning the execution, but not heeding calls from Shiite protesters to cut diplomatic ties with Saudi Arabia.
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Many who oppose those ideas have sounded the alarm to combat such policies before they're put in place, and young people seem to be heeding that call.
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It's a message worth heeding from a man who is probably the most renowned scientist since Einstein, best known for his discovery of how black holes function.
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Voters were signalling that they were no longer heeding warnings about economic damage or the sage advice of world leaders, even those whom, in general, they respected.
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After heeding an order to stop hurling light bulbs at a brick wall, he decided to light matches to test the melting point of the sprinkler heads.
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"Instead of heeding the warnings of experts, the senators have written a bill that ignores economic, security, and technical reality," the ACLU said in a statement Friday.
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Heeding the recommendation of international consulting group McKinsey, which was part of a broader development plan, Lebanon's parliament is preparing to legalize medicinal cannabis and its cultivation.
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Overall, fewer people appeared to be heeding the shutdown than the millions who participated in a 24-hour strike last week when five people died in clashes.
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People in Venice appear to be heeding these restrictions and staying indoors, transforming the buzzing tourist-populated city on the water into a picture of relative stillness.
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With anti-secession voters heeding his call to boycott the referendum, the proposal to create an independent Catalan republic won an overwhelming majority of the votes cast.
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Heeding Mr. Rubio's suggestion, people have indeed been calling the chef's Miami outpost, according to a man who answered the phone at the restaurant on Tuesday morning.
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The House seems to be heeding their calls, with a proposal from the chamber's Democrats including provisions that would crack down on pollution from the airline industry.
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The House seems to be heeding their calls, with a proposal from the chamber's Democrats including provisions that would crack down on pollution from the airline industry.
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By Saturday more than six million Floridians had been ordered to leave or get to shelters, though as in any storm, not everyone was heeding the warning.
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Heeding the calls for change, the government rescinded the WhatsApp tax soon after announcing it, and on Monday, it announced its agreement to a list of demands.
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Investors, business owners and consumers should be heeding the message that the inverted yield curve is sending, according to the researcher who pioneered the economic forecasting model.
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The merger market for technology firms slowed down in 23.5 as buyers, heeding Warren Buffett's warnings about high stock prices raising risks, backed off from many deals.
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When it comes to national security, members of Congress may want to consider heeding their own rebuffs of the Silicon Valley "move fast and break things" ethos.
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Instead of heeding this advice, Lucy freaks out and kicks Amelia out of the house, even spewing out racist epithets to the only person trying to help her.
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Now, Delphi's tackling a problem far more challenging than keeping a car in its lane or heeding traffic signals: Teaching humans how to let go of the wheel.
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Heeding calls from Palestinians who want the West Bank for a future state, Airbnb had said in November it would remove the listings of some 200 settlement homes.
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Update: The creators of Pokémon Go are heeding requests to remove certain locations, like memorials to tragedies, from the game, a representative told The Associated Press on Friday.
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But after months of heeding calls for patience from some of his most senior advisers, including the defence secretary, James Mattis, and military chiefs, Mr Trump lost patience.
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Just as he won office by heeding "forgotten" Americans, so he urged others to build strong economies, societies and families, not waiting for global bureaucracies to save them.
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If the show gets another season, it might be worth heeding Simone's advice to Tess about serving a plate of oysters: "Next time, look at them," she says.
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Even though some schools are heeding that call, the advocacy group Start School Later says that more than four in five start classes earlier than the recommended time.
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But it also has Democrats waving their fingers at Republicans for not heeding their warnings after the intelligence community concluded that Russia interfered in the 2628 presidential race.
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OnePlus says that it's committed to heeding and responding to its fans' wishes, and its eagerness to deliver updates as soon as possible is a testament to that.
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"Ukraine can become a successful country and a major player on the political stage if we start heeding the voices of the people," he said in the interview.
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Our proposal charts a bipartisan path, bolstering the Democratic mandate for universal care working within the Affordable Care Act, while heeding the Republican call for competition and choice.
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But it also has Democrats waving their fingers at Republicans for not heeding their warnings after the intelligence community concluded that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential race.
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But not all travelers are heeding them, and many are unaware of the foreign hackers and state-sponsored spies who are taking advantage of their lax security practices.
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Developing countries, heeding the now-malign neglect of many leaders of industrialized nations, continued relying on traditional, resource-intensive forms of moneymaking: farming, mining, and fossil fuel burning.
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Florida's secretary of state ordered a recount, and Mr. Gillum, heeding staff members who had urged him from the beginning to stay in the game, withdrew his concession.
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Buch's comments come as Berlin's city government plans to freeze rents for five years, heeding complaints from residents that their once famously affordable city was pricing them out.
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Avoiding the pitfalls I listed above can be tougher than it sounds — but take it from me, not heeding this advice can do a serious number on you.
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Swift's experience is worth heeding for anyone looking to remark on another person's body, especially if you don't know whether they've dealt with disordered eating in the past.
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Heeding calls from Labour activists to embrace a more radical plan than it did in the 2017 race, Mr. Corbyn significantly increased Labour's taxing, borrowing and spending goals.
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Instead, the narrative rambles off to sunny Italy, then back to misty England, where Iris, heeding a message her father sends her in a dream, sets Rawblood afire.
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The auditors laid the blame on the department's top brass for not heeding requests for more resources from Chief Osgood, and the recommendations of a 2010 working group.
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The UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said on Twitter: "Well done HK Government for heeding concerns of the brave citizens who have stood up for their human rights".
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Cohen acknowledged lying for Trump and expressed remorse in particular about heeding Trump's demand that Cohen lie to his wife about hush money payments to an adult film star.
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Heeding Mr. Trump's warning on Wednesday about an American response, Syria has moved military aircraft to the Russian base near Latakia, and is working to protect important weapons systems.
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Swiss voters decisively rejected more help for farmers in two referendums on Sunday, heeding the government's warnings that the measures would send food prices rocketing and hurt the economy.
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Still, Sanders is not heeding calls from some Democrats to get out of the race -- or at least cool his rhetoric during the final weeks of the primary season.
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Since October, the Harvey Weinstein scandal, the #MeToo movement, and the Time's Up initiative have radically altered the national conversation around heeding the stories of victims of sexual assault.
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However, instead of heeding widespread safety advice, the president decided to forgo his protective glasses and looked directly into the sun—which is, of course, dangerous and frowned upon.
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Still, offices are germ jungle gyms, so heeding her advice is wise, especially since high volume training can be correlated with an increased risk of upper respiratory tract infections.
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As he was growing up, the neighborhood was dangerous, but Mr. Torres managed to stay out of major trouble by heeding his mother's exhortations to stay clear of drugs.
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Heeding calls from Palestinians who want the West Bank for a future state, Airbnb had said in November that it would remove the listings of around 200 settlement homes.
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As with the more partisan cases, Trump relied on personal appeals instead of following his modern predecessors in heeding recommendations from the Justice Department's Office of the Pardon Attorney.
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The company wants to show that it is heeding an order issued last year by the state's Public Service Commission to allow communities to share sources of renewable energy.
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Yet today, neither the Commonwealth nor the Oversight Control Board appear to be heeding Hamilton's wisdom nor its Constitution, much to the detriment of the people of Puerto Rico.
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But in the long run, she will win over more of Mr. Sanders's young supporters by heeding her own valid critique of his plan, and developing more realistic improvements.
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Mr. Hawkins said he expected colleges to react by heeding the court's call to be introspective — to "engage in constant deliberation and continued reflection" — about how they achieved diversity.
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Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan, a Democrat, issued a stay-at-home order for all residents last week, but not everyone in Detroit was heeding the calls for social distancing.
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The taciturn Mr. Gantz has divulged nothing so far about his positions, apparently heeding the advice of those who say that he can only harm himself by taking any.
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Bu when it comes to heeding the call from epidemiologists and other public health officials, climate activists say they have no other choice but to listen to the scientists.
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That is why we are heeding the call of the Bulletin by taking the step of urging fellow world leaders to act before matters spin further out of control.
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One encouraging development is that Saudi Arabia has not so far made good on threats to bomb and seize Hudaydah, apparently heeding warnings by the United States and others.
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George Conway, a top conservative lawyer and a frequent Trump critic, attributed the refusals to Trump's resistance to heeding legal advice and a reputation for not paying his bills.
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But in terms of trekking to a theater, even without ankle-deep snow as an obstacle, "The Call of the Wild" issues a cry that simply isn't worth heeding.
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The Supreme Court nevertheless declined to grant review of the Toshiba case last June, perhaps heeding the advice of the U.S. Solicitor General, who filed a brief opposing review.
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Heeding the rule of law as a timeless principle — not a hollow conservative talking point — requires a sober reconsideration of the powers that come with a police officer's badge.
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Rather than heeding complaints that the Fight Money grind is too tough or the Survival Mode color unlocks are ludicrously difficult, they're saying git gud or pay up, bucko.
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India, wary of upsetting Arab nations on which it was dependent for oil, and heeding the sentiments of its own large Muslim minority, kept a distance from Israel for decades.
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"Instead of heeding the warnings of experts, the senators have written a bill that ignores economic, security, and technical reality," said Neema Singh Guliani, a legislative counsel for the ACLU.
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In the meantime, Palestinian officials warn that, without heeding their calls for a return to the status quo, the security situation could quickly deteriorate as calls for additional protests mount.
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Instead, lenders are heeding Beijing's call to support the real economy and so are rolling over company debt or granting repayment waivers, sometimes for years, specialist lawyers and investors said.
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He has as yet shown no sign of heeding that call, which could end one of the longest standing leftist governments in Latin America, a staunch ally for socialist Venezuela.
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The film features footage of Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss heeding Mr. Mizrahi's meticulous directions, and culminates with crew members frantically dressing supermodels backstage as the action begins.
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US gasoline demand could collapse by more than half The selling comes after President Donald Trump, heeding the advice of health experts, extended federal social distancing guidelines until April 30.
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"Instead of heeding the warnings of experts, the senators have written a bill that ignores economic, security, and technical reality," the American Civil Liberties Union said in a statement Friday.
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McCain also criticized the Navy leaders for not heeding reviews completed in 2010 and 85033 that said dwindling training and maintenance for overseas ships could put sailors in harms way.
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"We are heeding the public warnings from Ohio state officials, who have communicated concern about holding large, indoor events during the coronavirus outbreak," said Mike Casca, a Sanders campaign spokesman.
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In Beijing Tuesday, the government didn't appear to be heeding Trump's advice, calling instead for calm and restraint after the launch, simply stating it was opposed to Pyongyang violating those rules.
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The atmosphere in Luton was calm and quiet with many travellers heeding the advice not to come to the airport or to return home if they could not rebook their flights.
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As the storm approached Wednesday, more than 10,000 people—and 189 pets—fled to shelters, heeding urgent warnings from officials to leave low-lying homes on the islands or risk death.
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And to forestall such an eventuality, many in the industry have been heeding the government's advice, to recruit more British workers, automate, or become more efficient—but with very mixed results.
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The man killed in a Tesla Model S crash in May 2016 wasn't heeding Tesla's security advice despite being warned by the car numerous times, an in-depth investigation has shown.
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Heeding the Italian and Greek concerns, EU states agreed the last-minute changes to give banks more time, in spite of calls from the European Central Bank to set stricter targets.
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The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office said in a statement that officials received no calls for help overnight from hundreds of people who stayed in their homes instead of heeding evacuation orders.
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BRUSSELS/PARIS (Reuters) - The European Union congratulated incoming British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday but warned of "challenging times ahead" and ruled out heeding his election pledge to renegotiate Brexit.
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The atmosphere in Luton was calm and quiet with many travelers heeding the advice not to come to the airport or to return home if they could not rebook their flights.
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The old man, heeding spirits that have impelled many other captives to the hills—"Those escapees looked upon the trees as if contemplating a cathedral"—runs away from a sugarcane plantation.
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The Benghazi panel's report specifically castigates Clinton for not adequately heeding concerns about the growing extremism in Benghazi and other parts of Libya after the American-led ouster of Moammar Gadhafi.
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He said local governments in some regions had been asked to lower the threshold for the public housing system, giving migrant workers access, Xinhua reported, with most regions heeding the call.
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Heeding their cue, students scrambled to put their pencils and workbooks into colorful plastic buckets and find a seat on an alphabet carpet before the 60-second clip of music stopped.
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It was another setback for Mr. Koroma's administration as residents and human rights organizations blamed officials for not heeding warnings to limit housing on the city's hillside, which was suffering erosion.
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Trump seemed to be heeding the public's caution back in the summer when he abruptly called off a strike against Iran in retaliation for its shooting down an American surveillance drone.
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The current AIPAC draft extends the scope of criminality to actions aimed at heeding the boycott call of non-state actors: in this case, the United Nations and the European Union.
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Heeding sanctions would avert a further intensification of disputes with the United States but reduce China's oil buying options, reduce its supply security, and risk further upward pressure on oil prices.
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In the western city of Kisumu, police used tear gas and fired live rounds over the heads of stone-throwing youths heeding opposition leader Raila Odinga's call for a voter boycott.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's central bank said on Monday that more loans have been extended to small firms in the first five months of 2019, heeding Beijing's call to support the economy.
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Finding both the right formula and the right shade can be tricky, but brands are stepping up to the plate and heeding the call for more inclusive shade ranges across the board.
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That move is already causing concerns among some Trump campaign advisers, who worry that Trump is not heeding warning signs about his reelection prospects and that firing the pollsters will be counterproductive.
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Trump had shown uncharacteristic control toward the Utah senator during the impeachment process, heeding the advice of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to lay off individual senators ahead of the impeachment trial.
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But her warning about conspiratorial and magical thinking does, and her larger point — that Americans are responsible for the array of institutional failures that led to the Trump presidency — is worth heeding.
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Parker responded to the possibility of Samsonite shifting some of its manufacturing back to the United States, heeding a call from President Donald Trump for U.S. companies to return their operations stateside.
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The National Development and Reform Commission said its financial agreement with the China Development Bank (CDB) aims at heeding calls from the state cabinet for more financial support to China's "digital economy".
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"Europe's decision today—heeding the advice of internet users who favor robust safeguards for the open internet—is an essential part of this global push to advance the online rights of everyone."
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To a certain extent, the green groups are heeding Clinton's call to give Trump a chance to govern responsibly, although they admit that they are not putting too much faith in him.
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Unfortunately, the federal government appears not to be heeding the scientific evidence as it rolls back or threatens to curtail the limited protections that have been granted to sexual and gender minorities.
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After a year in Turin, Platt earned another lucrative transfer to Sampdoria, where he played with relative distinction for two seasons before heeding the call of Highbury and its famous marble halls.
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Instead of heeding her advice, he'd proffer the evidence for the record, a practice that allows the evidence to be preserved for appeal even if the trial judge refuses to admit it.
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He faulted Facebook for not heeding warnings about antiquities sales as early as 2014, when it might have been possible to delete the groups to stop, or at least slow, their growth.
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And hundreds of thousands of young Hungarians who left in recent years for better-paying jobs in Europe's big cities are not heeding Mr. Orban's call to return and serve their homeland.
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"Heeding advice now in regard to safety trumps requirements for providing face-to-face disclosure," said Nita Chhinzer, an associate professor in human resources and business consulting at the University of Guelph.
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The former Trump aide was on track to be sentenced at a December 2018 hearing but abruptly backed away after heeding Sullivan's recommendation to first fulfill all his obligations to the government.
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Once upon a time, Globe attendees also bellied up to the open bar in a boozy spectacle, but nominees — heeding the scolding eyes of their publicists — have largely started sticking to water.
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She was heeding his doctor's orders: He had recently had heart surgery and had been advised to stay away from any sort of anxiety-inducing activity, including conversations about his dead son.
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Holding back those moves suggests Mr. Trump is also heeding the more moderate voices among his advisers, who argue that the United States cannot afford to ignite a trade war with China.
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But he also addressed the challenges both sides of the Atlantic face and caution against heeding politicians who take advantage of that "fertile terrain" to play on the fears of the public.
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It now begins not with its stars at separate vanity tables, contemplating their visages, but with a chorus of smartly dressed women heeding the call of a bodiless voice to beautify themselves.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Jean-Claude Juncker thinks heeding David Cameron's request to stay silent while Brexit campaigners told "lies" before Britain's 2016 referendum was the biggest mistake he has made as EU chief executive.
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He warned against not heeding the lessons of bison extermination, saying that other animals such as deer, moose and caribou were in danger if Americans were ever again allowed to kill so freely.
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When OnePlus adopted a notch in the OnePlus 6 earlier this year, the company went to great lengths to explain that it was only heeding its users' desire for the largest possible display.
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It will focus more on climate issues, but it will overlap with the Science March in the sentiment that the Trump administration is not heeding scientific experts' calls for action on climate change.
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My friends in Nisantasi, Istanbul's most westward-facing neighborhood, texted saying they were hearing gunshots: Heeding Erdogan's call to action, men had gone out on the streets, attacking the tanks and foot soldiers.
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Zuma quit late on Wednesday, reluctantly heeding orders by the ruling African National Congress (ANC) to bring an end to a nine-year tenure punctuated by scandals, stagnant economic growth and policy uncertainty.
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They likened the move to the Watergate scandal, when President Richard Nixon's attorney general and deputy attorney general resigned instead of heeding the president's request to fire the special prosecutor investigating the scandal.
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But instead of heeding the lessons of the past several years and the research, many states are doubling down on their punitive policies of old — and sending drug users to prison for life.
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The government of the 3.6 million-strong city state decided in June to freeze rents for five years, heeding complaints from many residents that their once famously affordable city was pricing them out.
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The administration has begun to review its policy toward North Korea, apparently heeding a warning by Mr. Obama shortly after the election that the North will be the most immediate foreign policy threat.
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It seems investors are not heeding Jim Cramer's words and believe the coronavirus impact is already priced into the stock, or at least the company can make up for it in other areas.
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Now, a number of United States military branches are heeding that advice, issued last month by the Defense Department, and have banned the popular Chinese-owned social media app on government-issued smartphones.
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The showdown between Trump and the Democrats intensified after McGahn, heeding Trump's instructions, ignored a subpoena from the Democratic-led House Judiciary Committee and did not show up to testify before the panel.
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Corbyn, perhaps heeding Watson's advice, is in talks to appoint former Lord Chancellor Charlie Falconer to be an independent reviewer tasked with ensuring that anti-Semitism claims within the party are handled more effectively.
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Now Trump has begun heeding the advice of Republican officials who say he needs to take the fight to Clinton to give the party a chance to win the White House on Nov. 8.
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He's clearly forgiven himself, while Alison is still working through guilt she feels because she suspects she missed a sign by not heeding the warnings in her dream that this drowning death would happen.
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With market volatility increasing after a nine-year bull market where stocks seemed to all just go up, investors may need to return to their stock-picking roots this year, while heeding Buffett's advice.
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It seems the Material Girl and Ritchie are heeding the British court's advice, as High Court judge Justice MacDonald urged the pair "to seek, and to find an amicable resolution," to their custody issues.
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And as the crowds wave the politicians away, it appears they are heeding the government's warning because beneath the departing choppers, there doesn't appear to be any sign of a James Bond -- for now.
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If we are serious about preventing violent extremism and conflict — not to mention heeding the recommendations of the 22019/11 Commission to keep Americans safer at home and abroad — we cannot miss this opportunity.
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Nine months later, heeding the siren's call to explore deeper and visit those new hotels, we left Amtrak at Hudson's original 1874 brick depot less than two hours after pulling out of Penn Station.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Jacob Zuma resigned as President of South Africa on Wednesday, reluctantly heeding orders by the ruling African National Congress (ANC) to bring an end to his nine scandal-plagued years in power.
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Yemen resolution: Heeding opposition in the White House and State Department, Republicans in the House blocked lawmakers from forcing votes for the rest of the year dealing with Yemen and war powers (The Hill).
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The de Blasio administration has encouraged principals to move away from suspensions, heeding the advice of many child advocacy organizations that say that sending students out of the classroom does not address underlying issues.
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They tend not to get bad cases themselves, but they can still carry the virus, she said, so they need to help protect older, more vulnerable people by heeding the guidelines and socializing online.
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They tend not to get bad cases themselves, but they can still carry the virus, she said, so they need to help protect older, more vulnerable people by heeding the guidelines and socializing online.
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Neither group were well known before the attacks but the government has come under heavy criticism for not heeding intelligence warnings of the bombings, including one from India's spy service hours before the attacks.
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Britain, China and Russia, among others, have called on the United States to ease sanctions so that Iran can respond more effectively, but the Trump administration has displayed no signs of heeding such pleas.
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But in an interview at the Atlanta summit meeting, she said that a new pregnancy surveillance network created by the disease agency for the epidemic suggested that women there may be heeding her advice.
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At least some of Donald Trump's supporters seem to be heeding his calls to monitor voting come election day in November, and the methods he and his supporters describe could easily cross into illegality.
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When it comes to telling Republicans to slow down" — as was the case on the ethics issue — "they are heeding him with a tweet, versus him having to call up 300 members of Congress.
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Click here to view original GIFUnlike an RC car that will simply crash into a wall if you lose control, an expensive drone can potentially fly for miles after it stops heeding your remote's commands.
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But lest you think you don't need a guide for cleaning your house, Kondo's signature KonMari method might convince you otherwise — especially because heeding her organizational advice can potentially aid in helping you stay slim.
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Heeding Obama's advice might have helped Trump avoid making an obvious and monumental error, but Trump either lacks the capacity to run the government in an orderly fashion or intentionally discarded Obama's recommendations, or both.
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Apparently, Donald Trump was the only Republicans heeding these statements, and he took them to heart, amplified them, expanded them beyond firearms, and tried to convince Americans that the nation is in very serious trouble.
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As someone heeding Pope Francis' call to care for God's creation in his important encyclical Laudato Si, I count myself among those who know we must pay attention to and speak out on this matter.
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By then, Mr. Rivera, who resembles his father, had already become a de facto celebrity on campus, constantly heeding a general warning given by his parents, who raised their children in a protective, religious environment.
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The executives of Telegram, the widely used messaging app in Iran, are heeding calls from Iranian government officials to better police Telegram's users as rallies in support and protest of the government sweep the country.
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As New Zealand pursues its "well-being budget," it is heeding a call from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a group of the world's most advanced economies, Dr. Layard, the British economist, said.
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A number of community colleges are heeding the research of Mark Schneider and Matthew Sigelman, who recently outlined skills in five high-demand career areas that could be added to a liberal arts associate degree.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's three biggest airlines have restored a fraction of the international flights they halted in the wake of a coronavirus outbreak, heeding a call from the aviation regulator as business activity recovers slowly.
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It gained momentum with the endorsement of the Republican majority leader, Mitch McConnell, who had been reluctant in the past but now is heeding pleas for help from several thousand of his own Kentucky retirees.
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HANOI (Reuters) - A court has upheld a key judgment in Vietnam's biggest-ever fraud case, spotlighting the country's ability to tackle financial crime at a time when foreign banks are heeding government calls to invest.
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"Police have surrounded the entrances of Cairo, Giza, and Qalyubiya to prevent the terrorist group's elements from sneaking into any potential demonstrations heeding these call dubious calls and creating chaos," the state news agency said.
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Heeding concerns long vocalized by many of the president's aides and outside allies that his media interviews were hurting the president, Giuliani has made no prime-time television network appearances over the past two weeks.
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With most anti-secession voters heeding the central government's call not to take part in the referendum, the push for independence won easily but the vote's result was immediately declared null and void by Madrid.
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BRASILIA, March 26 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Thursday exempted churches from coronavirus lockdowns by classifying religious activity as an essential service, heeding requests from evangelical leaders who are an important constituency for him.
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Merkel has already sought to head off challengers by appointing close ally Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer to take over as CDU secretary general, heeding calls from within the party to inject new blood and groom a successor.
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AZ: We hope [the film] leads to other companies heeding the message, and the public pressuring the FDA to have more oversight of an industry that was too often described to us as the lawless West.
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What was abundantly clear was that Trump, heeding the advice of the current and former generals by his side, had settled on a strategy that cut directly against his instincts for reducing foreign US military interventions.
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This year, housing advocates have stepped up their calls for reforms in the loan sale program and singled out Julian Castro, the HUD secretary, for what they said was his slow response to heeding the criticisms.
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The FCC, in its pending proposal to limit data collection by ISPs without evidence of consumer harm, is taking precisely the wrong approach and not heeding the suggestions of the Supreme Court and the White House.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia could adopt a clean energy target by the end of the year, heeding the call of national energy providers and scientists as a means to cut carbon emissions and cap soaring power prices.
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Still, he had learned firsthand to steer well clear of any hurricane above a Category 1; the dramatic warnings by government officials and forecasters can be tiresome and numbing, he said, but they are worth heeding.
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We are heeding the public warnings from Ohio state officials, who have communicated concern about holding large, indoor events during the coronavirus outbreak," Mike Casca, communications director for Sanders' 2020 campaign, said in a statement. "Sen.
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After breaking his silence about Dr. Blasey on Friday and questioning her allegations, the president on Saturday stayed mum about her, heeding the advice of aides who have warned him repeatedly against appearing to attack her.
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The CDC said the recommendation "does not apply to the day to day operation of organizations such as schools, institutes of higher learning, or businesses," but local and state governments are already heeding the CDC's advice.
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That's less than the 3 percent who plan to stay at home, some of whom may be heeding opposition leader Alexei Navalny's call to boycott the vote after he was barred from being on the ballot.
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He knows that his political fate rests in the hands of the Senate, with a potential impeachment trial and vote, so he's heeding McConnell's advice, calling senators directly, having them to the White House for lunch.
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Since then, a raging debate has developed between gun rights supporters who say that lower courts are not heeding supreme court precedent and gun control activists who say they are pushing for what they consider reasonable restrictions.
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But critics say Beijing's pledge to defuse property speculation might have been compromised as banks issued far more loans in March than expected, heeding the government's call to support struggling smaller companies and shore up the economy.
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Anne Helen Petersen's profile of Jordan is an excellent read about a woman who doesn't mind the steep odds and has no interest in heeding the calls to let an older, white, establishment candidate take her place.
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WITH SOCIAL MEDIA, VENEZUELA EXERTS INFLUENCE ON THE AMERICAS The opposition throughout the day argued that a Maduro victory would lack legitimacy because many voters stayed home, heeding the call to boycott an election seen as rigged.
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BEIJING/SINGAPORE, April 22018 (Reuters) - Chinese banks have extended more loans at lower interest rates to small firms in the first quarter, heeding Beijing's call to support the economy, banking regulators told a news briefing on Thursday.
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After years of increased regulation during the Obama administration, Ohlhausen would be an active and articulate advocate for deregulation as federal agencies and state agencies consider proposed policies, including federal agencies heeding President Trump's call to deregulate.
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It was written in an allegorical style traditionally used in China to criticise those in power, in this case in the form of an essay praising the seventh-century emperor, Taizong, for heeding a plain-talking courtier.
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The index for producer capital expenditures fell to 42 from 55.7 the previous year, a signal that oil and gas producers may be heeding calls from investors to boost returns rather than expand drilling at all cost.
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In the spirit of being proactive, we're heeding their advice: Starting with adding a treatment serum like bareMinerals SKINLONGEVITY™ Vital Power Infusion, we'll be one step closer to glowing skin and reducing the appearance of wrinkles.
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To that end, the SMAB is heeding the call by the medical and academic communities by helping the team prepare manuscripts for the publication of its data in peer-reviewed scientific journals and presentations at public meetings.
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But Speaker Ryan, heeding the demands of the far-right Freedom Caucus and its allies, has thus far been unable to allow the Caucus bill to get a vote, or any other bipartisan compromise for that matter.
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You just skipped your period last month (for something way less fun than this, dammit) by transitioning into the next pack of birth control without heeding the placebo pill week, so this month might be a gusher.
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But Sestak and Schumer had a contentious history; Sestak had run an unorthodox campaign in 85033, one that Democrats believed cost him a winnable race, and he showed no interest or inclination toward heeding the DSCC's advice.
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The plaintiffs, in a 2011 brief, argued that the airline had a history of security breakdowns and of not heeding warnings from a company executive about inadequate staffing and training; that many screeners on duty on Sept.
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But when New York State stopped heeding the naysayers and did expand access to clean needles, H.I.V. infection rates in drug users, which had stood at 54 percent in 1990, fell to only 3 percent by 2012.
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G. BARR: Home improvement group Kingfisher and soft drinks firm A.G. Barr said they would delay publication of their full-year results for at least two weeks, heeding a call from the financial markets regulator on Saturday.
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Not only were tourists not heeding his call, but, as Covid-19 cases were blooming across the US almost overnight, many more seized the opportunity to "escape" the new pandemic by isolating in paradise as airfares plummeted.
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Two women hail him while he's stopped at a red light, and, heeding the newly learned rules of taxi driving, he agrees to drop them off at Penn Station even though he was going the other way.
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Many Arabs have been wary of popular protest since the Arab Spring uprisings, heeding doom-tinged warnings from authoritarian leaders that any upheaval could tip their societies into the same violent chaos as Libya, Syria or Yemen.
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BEIJING, Feb 28 (Reuters) - China's three biggest airlines have restored a fraction of the international flights they halted in the wake of a coronavirus outbreak, heeding a call from the aviation regulator as business activity recovers slowly.
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ATHENS — Hundreds of thousands of Greeks walked off the job on Wednesday, heeding the call of labor unions to join a 1803-hour general strike to protest a new round of austerity measures nearing approval in Parliament.
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Instead of heeding the advice of an overpaid consultant who merely suggested expanding a kitchen for renovations, Trump argued that it would have been more prudent, and cheaper, to solicit the advice of waiters from a restaurant.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Several Kurdish lawmakers and thousands of prison inmates in Turkey have ended their hunger strike, heeding a call from jailed militant leader Abdullah Ocalan, MPs said on Sunday, 200 days after the protest was launched.
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The buyback and new margin target suggest Diageo is heeding demands made by shareholders of other consumer goods makers, such as Nestle and Procter & Gamble, as the sector grapples with slowing growth due to changing consumer tastes.
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Trump came to the decision not to strike on his own after expressing skepticism of the advice he was given by his own advisers while heeding the counsel of outside voices, such as Fox News host Tucker Carlson.
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The government is clearly heeding the warning signs: in the past two weeks rules on property purchases have been tightened in some two dozen places, suggesting a central-government push to tell municipalities to curb their local excesses.
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Alarmed by plummeting viewership totals, the academy decided two years ago to move the 92nd Academy Awards ceremony up by two weeks, heeding calls that the show was risking irrelevance so late in the movie awards show calendar.
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In an effort to figure out how someone can flourish in these disheartening conditions, we asked powerful, female-identifying bosses from various fields to set the record straight with the only career advice you should really be heeding.
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Sullivan said Pakistan is not heeding Trump's demand to end the sanctuary it gives to the Taliban and other extremists despite a suspension in January of some $2 billion in U.S. security aid and threats of further measures.
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The White House does not appear to heeding at least some of that advice, telling the House oversight committee earlier this week that for several reasons it would not be handing over documents they requested related to Flynn.
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This will not reduce supply, but the Russians and the Saudis finally seem to be heeding the call of the Venezuelans and others that they can at least avoid actively making things worse by standing pat on supply.
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The tepid support is some indication that rank-and-file Democrats, despite their virtually unanimous misgivings with Trump, are heeding the call of party leaders to channel their frustrations into less aggressive strategies for confronting the White House.
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And then Thursday, heeding the call of protesting parents worried about the schools still open during the city's outbreak, superintendent Laura Feijoo announced that all 11 schools in the district would be closed through at least March 25.
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" And she went on to argue Republicans would pay a price for not heeding the public's will on witnesses: "Now the ball is in [Republicans'] court to either do that, or pay a price for not doing it.
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While most of the 100-odd phone companies in India largely import from China and Taiwan, companies are increasingly heeding Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to "Make in India", an initiative launched in 2014 to emulate China's export miracle.
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Unclear if Lamar's heeding Cube's advice -- he was spotted drinking and partying a lot in 2017 -- but Odom seems serious about giving it a shot ... 'cause now that he can't play with Rasual, he wants to play for him.
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It is unclear to what extent Chinese officials are heeding Gabriel's repeated calls though he has said he has received assurances that its car makers would not be discriminated against in China amid fears about quotas for electric cars.
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As the coronavirus now stampedes across Britain and much of the world, Mr. Johnson is heeding the same principle, spurning the mass closures that have become commonplace across Europe and gambling his political future on a more restrained approach.
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LJUBLJANA, March 10 (Reuters) - Slovenia's Constitutional Court on Tuesday held up the enforcement of a law on compensation to investors who lost their money in the 2013 rescue of Slovenian banks, heeding a demand from the Bank of Slovenia.
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Roberts is a survivor of breast cancer and is heeding the warnings of Roboz as the World Health Organization (WHO) cautions that New York City, where GMA is filmed, may become the epicenter of virus outbreaks in the nation.
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London (CNN)The UK government is considering a partial lockdown in London to stem the spread of novel coronavirus, amid concerns that residents in the capital are not heeding advice to stay at home, multiple sources have told CNN.
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Those who were there had made an active choice to be a part of the strange musical and subcultural lineage that Wolf Eyes positioned themselves in, rather than just heeding the call of the thunderous tracks reverberating through downtown.
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But if there is some Silicon Valley billionaire shoveling money into a DAF but then not heeding the spirit of the law — say, Larry Page — we'd know about it, rather than guessing, even if we won't learn their name.
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The bank has been in turmoil since admitting that its employees opened as many as two million fraudulent accounts, and it has drawn criticism for not heeding what appear to have been years of internal warnings about the problem.
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The case in Miami also demonstrates the quandary confronting law enforcement agencies in the Trump era: They face both threats of punishment from the federal government for disregarding the wishes of immigration authorities, and legal challenges for heeding them.
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Climate hawks have the better of the argument — China is deadly serious about cleaning up its energy system, not only or even primarily for climate reasons — but conservative warnings about China's history of opacity and cronyism are worth heeding.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel put forward close ally Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer on Monday to take over as secretary general of her Christian Democrats (CDU), heeding calls from within the party to inject new blood and groom a successor.
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As the industry leader, the FHFA would be making a big statement by heeding these findings and embracing broad-scale principal reduction; the rest of the federal government should follow suit and authorize a push for it across the mortgage industry.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Cyril Ramaphosa was elected President of South Africa by parliament on Thursday after Jacob Zuma resigned overnight, heeding orders of the ruling African National Congress to bring an end to his nine scandal-plagued years in power.
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God was invoked in every speech: for the Bundys and their followers, the Constitution is a divinely ordained document, and heeding what they view as its central tenets, including resisting federal forces, is akin to following the word of God.
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Since, McConnell has offered to shorten the short-term spending bill, heeding to only part of the demands from Democrats, who want to hasten Congress's urgency on DACA negotiations as well as ensure a vote on a final bipartisan package.
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The patient manual for Medtronic's deep brain stimulation devices has an entire appendix to potential sources of EMI, and the consequences for not heeding these warnings that it lists are dire: system changes, changes to stimulation, injury or even death.
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Oman confirmed it had arranged for a royal air force plane to fly Hoodfar to Muscat on her way to Canada, heeding a Canadian request to help in her release, state news agency ONA quoted a Foreign Ministry statement as saying.
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Seeking to show it is heeding protesters' demands, the council has fired senior Bashir aides, placed paramilitary security bodies under state control and ordered the dissolution of a security agency that was linked to the former president's ruling Islamist party.
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YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia (Reuters) - International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Thursday that China should reduce excess capacity in its steel and coal industries faster and more efficiently, heeding advice from the IMF as the United States prepares new tariffs.
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Tens of thousands of protesters had converged on an encampment heeding a call by protest leaders to step up pressure on the Transitional Military Council (TMC) to hand over power to civilians, following a two-day strike observed earlier this week.
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Q & A ATHENS — Greek workers walked off the job on Friday, heeding a call by the country's labor unions to join a three-day general strike to protest a new round of austerity measures including new pension cuts and tax increases.
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Bringing in $253.8 million gross sales, or 50.8 times its $5 million production budget, Get Out proved with sheer numbers that non-white actors could lead lucrative, widely appealing movies — a lesson worth heeding in the face of Hollywood's struggling financials.
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But law enforcement officials were unsure whether Mr. Adan had made contact with any terror organization, or had "self-radicalized," heeding the online calls to radical jihad that terrorist groups have used to goad Westerners into mounting attacks at home.
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It was a dramatic show of force and technical capabilities from Pyongyang, which had not conducted any military tests since September 15, raising suggestions that perhaps the rogue country was heeding warnings to halt its provocations and cease its weapons program.
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Some voters appeared to be heeding his message as three of four polls released on Wednesday showing a move toward staying in the EU. Two still showed a lead for "Leave", while the other two showed a lead for "Remain".
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A Jordanian military official, who declined to be identified discussing a matter that is now under investigation, said the trainers had tried to enter the base in a vehicle without heeding the orders of guards at the gate to stop.
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It represents an opportunity to protect turtles, yes, but also by heeding these young voices, this administration can plant the seeds of civic engagement — the desire to make the world a better place — in the hearts of thousands of children.
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Today's new class of millionaires and billionaires seem to be heeding this call, with many publicly pledging to give away the majority of their wealth, but it's a poor structure for making sure that accumulated wealth is transformed into public goods.
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My first day of heeding her medical advice, the Adderall made me go completely berserk—I was writing emails at work that made so little sense my boss pulled me aside and asked what the fuck going on with me.
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Even the most casual stroll — if walks that involve stepping off the sidewalk to maintain two meters of separation can be called casual — suggests that most people are heeding calls for social distancing to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
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Even the most casual stroll — if walks that involve stepping off the sidewalk to maintain two meters of separation can be called casual — suggests that most people are heeding calls for social distancing to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.
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LONDON, June 13 (Reuters) - Britain's government has missed a chance to address concerns about soaring pay for top executives by not heeding calls from lawmakers for measures to narrow the gap with employees, the head of a committee in parliament said.
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It is Mr. Barr's second stint in the job — he was also attorney general under President George Bush from 1991 to 1993 — and he has increasingly shown signs of heeding Mr. Trump's demand to have a team player in the role.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will look at information to gauge if Britons are heeding advice to avoid social gatherings and unnecessary contact to see whether further restrictions are needed to stop the spread of coronavirus, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said.
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At a maze of cubicles at an office space in Atlanta's Candler Park neighborhood, individual volunteers showed up after heeding calls pinging around online grass-roots networks, and began dialing as part of an effort overseen by Care in Action.
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After his promise to move the embassy to Jerusalem, Mr. Trump has set that issue aside for now, heeding the advice of King Abdullah II of Jordan and other Arab leaders, who warned him it could ignite violence among Palestinians.
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After making controversial statements about abortion last week, Trump has shown little sign of heeding calls from fellow Republicans to adopt a more presidential tone so as to avoid alienating voters in the November general election if he wins the nomination.
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Instead of heeding the growing social discontent and working with the new National Assembly to pass corrective economic policies, Mr. Maduro moved to dissolve the legislative body, ultimately creating the Constituent National Assembly in 2017, a legislature packed with Maduro loyalists.
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But moderates, who say they have reached an agreement with conservatives (although the details of that deal are still murky), have thrown in the towel on that push — instead heeding Ryan's demands to keep the debate within the Republican caucus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union is proposing to give the European Central Bank sweeping powers over foreign clearing houses in times of market stress, an EU document showed, as the bloc shows little sign of heeding U.S. calls to water down the plans.
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Heeding such a call could not only reinvigorate art spaces that struggle in their commitment to the values they purport to defend and the communities they claim to serve, but also pose an opportunity to imagine another world of common political determination.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people rallied on Friday in Baghdad, heeding a call from Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr to put pressure on Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to proceed with his plan to form a cabinet of independent, professional ministers.
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In Rio, more than 1,000 miles (1,600 km) to the south of the worst-affected regions, Olympic and tourism officials say they are heeding government warnings but see no signs of trip cancellations or of disruption to the Games, which begin Aug. 5.
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It also comes days after a court upheld a key judgment in the "Super-Swindler" trial, Vietnam's largest-ever case of fraud, which highlighted its ability to tackle financial crime at a time when foreign banks are heeding government calls to invest.
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Anything that's essential will be very clearly marked for you in the game, and it's worth heeding those notes, but otherwise, you're gonna have to accept that a game this vast will include some points where you just can't do the cool thing.
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Free of her touring obligations, Madonna seems to be heeding the advice of British High Court judge Justice MacDonald, who urged her and Ritchie, "to seek, and to find an amicable resolution" at the conclusion of their English legal case in April.
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The EPA put out a formal notice that it is soliciting ideas for overhauling its regulatory cost-benefit analysis, heeding requests from industry groups who complained that the Obama administration improperly boosted the benefits and downplayed the costs of the agency's rules.
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The EPA put out a formal notice Thursday that it is soliciting ideas for overhauling its regulatory cost-benefit analysis, heeding requests from industry groups who complained that the Obama administration improperly boosted the benefits and downplayed the costs of the agency's rules.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France is to clear out some migrant tent camps, impose quotas for migrant workers and deny newly-arrived asylum seekers access to non-urgent healthcare, in a drive to show voters President Emmanuel Macron is heeding their concerns about immigration.
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Heeding Pope Francis' call—in response to the warnings of major scientific bodies—we encourage all people, and especially Catholic leaders, to continue to foster dialogue in local communities and among policymakers to find ways to address today's social and ecological crises.
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"I'm glad the administration is heeding the bipartisan call in Congress to delay the transfer of F-35 equipment to Turkey to help ensure U.S. military technology and capabilities cannot fall into the hands of the Kremlin," she said in a statement.
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While the logistics of heeding nature's calls aren't exactly a Pinterest-worthy part of wedding planning, as anyone whose ever been a bridesmaid knows, helping the bride go to the bathroom is one of the unofficial responsibilities that comes with the role.
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The relationship between the two countries has grown strained in recent years as the Australian government, heeding warnings from national security leaders, has pushed back against Beijing's attempts to expand its reach within the country's corporations, universities and national institutions, including Parliament.
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While researchers in the poll say there is still a long way to go to get to full compliance, the results show that, in just a week, more Americans have gone from tepidly social distancing to seriously heeding advice to quell the outbreak.
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Heeding President Kenyatta's call, last week Kenya's largest telecom Safaricom waived fees on its M-Pesa mobile-money product (with over 20 million users) to increase digital payments use and lower the risk of spreading the COVID-19 through handling of cash.
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LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - Britain will look at information to gauge if Britons are heeding advice to avoid social gatherings and unnecessary contact to see whether further restrictions are needed to stop the spread of coronavirus, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said.
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Heeding calls from 31 states to end refugee admissions from Syria, Trump has slashed the total number of refugees the US accepts annually to just 18,000 this year, the fewest in history and down from a cap of 110,20183 just two years ago.
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Heeding calls from 22020 states to end refugee admissions from Syria, Trump has slashed the total number of refugees the US accepts annually to just 18,000 this year, the fewest in history and down from a cap of 110,000 just two years ago.
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HANOI (Reuters) - A Vietnamese court is set to make a key ruling in the country's biggest-ever fraud case, in a trial that has spotlighted Vietnam's ability to tackle financial crime at a time when foreign banks are heeding government calls to invest.
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While the president and the league appeared to have reached a stalemate, some fans have said they are heeding Trump's calls to boycott games while the kneeling continues, which Trump has said is unpatriotic and an insult to the country's military veterans.
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Trump aides in the White House and circling around his 2020 reelection campaign say the president is just being cautious and heeding advice to at least wait to move on Stone until after the court process plays out a little bit more.
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With that in mind, the company is seeking to strike a balance between continued resistance to Broadcom's takeover and heeding the calls of shareholders who have urged the company to engage with its rival in case it can clinch an attractive deal.
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For the past 10 years, doctors around the country have encouraged patients — specifically those ages 11 and 12 — to get the HPV vaccination, which is administered in two doses; and now, a new report from the CDC indicates that parents are heeding that advice.
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The unexpected project was a success, but heeding the adage "teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime," Abel and Othman have spent the last five years working at building more than just a skate playground for kids in Palestine.
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Instead of heeding management's mandate, staffers filled Deadspin's homepage on Tuesday morning with non-sports stories that had been popular in the past, seemingly a nod to their argument that stories that are not strictly about sports have been favorites of Deadspin's regular readers.
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The Arabic-language al-Watan newspaper reported that the Specialised Criminal Court in Riyadh had found the two unnamed defendants guilty of "heeding the calls of (the) ideologically deviant to cause chaos and participate in demonstrations billed as the 'Hunayn Revolution'" of March 11, 2011.
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Since then, the new Democratic House majority has passed the 2018 Senate bill to reopen the government that doesn't include funding for the wall, but the new Senate, which is still controlled by Republicans and is heeding Trump's demands, won't take up that bill again.
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We definitely recommend heeding his warning to not let anyone under the influence—anyone "stoned on the marijuana sticks," or, you know, your super drunk older brother, as Matty can attest to—come anywhere near the pouring-boiling-hot-oil-over-the-skin step.
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On Wednesday, Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced the closure of migrant camps, quotas for migrant workers and limits on access to non-urgent healthcare for newly arrived asylum seekers as part of a drive to show that the government is heeding voters' concerns about immigration.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO's secretary-general on Tuesday gave his backing for a bigger train-and-advise mission in Iraq after three years of war with Islamic State, heeding a call from U.S. President Donald Trump for the alliance to do more against the militants.
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" (Opens March 31.) The biomorphic drawings in "Terry Winters: Facts and Fictions," at the Drawing Center, may appear abstract, but for forty years the Brooklyn-born painter has been heeding the advice of Cézanne: "Treat nature by means of the cylinder, the sphere, the cone.
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On Wednesday Prime Minister Edouard Philippe announced the closure of tent camps, quotas for migrant workers and limits on access to non-urgent healthcare for newly arrived asylum seekers as part of a drive to show that the government is heeding voters' concerns about immigration.
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We definitely recommend heeding Matty's warning to not let anyone under the influence—anyone "stoned on the marijuana sticks," or, you know, your super-drunk older brother, as Matty can attest to—come anywhere near the pouring-boiling-hot-oil-over-the-skin step.
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So older Americans at home are essentially looking at a split screen: Health officials advising them to scale back in all their public interactions; and three men hoping to run the country for the next four years who don't seem to be heeding that advice.
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HEIGHTENED TENSIONS IN VENEZUELA Tens of thousands of Venezuelans hit the streets on Wednesday to protest President Nicolás Maduro, heeding the call of a young leader for the opposition party, Juan Guaidó, who declared himself interim president after criticizing Maduro as an illegitimate dictator.
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Heeding signs of audience fatigue from the same old same old, orchestra boards and management must demand that artist managements provide choices that include the most exciting and insightful conductors, both men and women, groomed here at home and deserving the chance to shine.
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WASHINGTON, March 18 (Reuters) - U.S. health officials on Wednesday appealed to youth to "do their part" by heeding guidelines on self-isolation to blunt the coronavirus outbreak and warned that the White House may have to extend its action plan if 15 days proves insufficient.
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I made the argument that we would go a long way to empowering women and mothers by reframing the way we think and talk about mothers by refusing the badge of martyrdom and by heeding the language we use when we talk about motherhood.
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Women can fail to listen as well, as when millions of women who voted for Donald Trump in 2016 failed to engage in what Dr. Probolus calls "feminist listening" by not heeding the advice of women who called attention to Mr. Trump's abusive sexism.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned the international community against heeding the advice of environmental activists — dismissing them as fearmongering "prophets of doom" who will cripple global economies and strip away individual liberties in what he described as a misguided mission to save the planet.
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Roadways in Florida, Georgia and North and South Carolina were packed from late on Wednesday, with millions heeding warnings to flee inland as Hurricane Matthew approached, packing sustained winds of about 115 miles per hour (185 km per hour), storm surges and heavy rain.
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" And it looks like Grassley has gotten a positive response so far: "I just heard back from these agencies last week that they'll be heeding my advice and collaborating, as appropriate, on their analysis of the impact of the proposed mergers in the agricultural sector.
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Heeding her advice, that evening, I washed my face with a gentle clay cleanser, slapped on a bit of Pixi's Glow Tonic toner (it contains witch hazel to disinfect skin and aloe vera to soothe it), and finished off with a light layer of hydrating rosehip oil.
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"There's a lot of nervous allies who aren't heeding the warning from the Washington establishment to make a distinction between what to take literally and what to take seriously," said Lisa Samp, an international security analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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Ulpina's killing comes as the 47-member United Nations Human Rights Council prepares to vote this week on a resolution that calls for a U.N. investigation into the drugs war, heeding pleas from activists and lawyers for the international community to intervene to stop the bloodshed.
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But most signs pointed to people heeding medical advice that it is never wise to gaze at the sun without eye protection, even when some of it is shaded by the moon, as it was above the heads of tens of millions of Americans on Monday.
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Perhaps an even more compelling reason why Powell should disregard Larry Kudlow's siren call for low interest rates is that by heeding that call, he risks further inflating the asset price and credit market bubbles that are already all too much in evidence around the globe.
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When Pody's six-week ban was brought to a vote in April, several Republican legislators voted no, heeding warnings from State Senate Speaker Randy McNally, who argued that the blatantly unconstitutional legislation was doomed for a lengthy court battle and therefore a waste of taxpayer dollars.
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Everything about Kavanaugh's public responses, from defending himself through conservative media outlets to heeding the White House's advice ahead of a partisan rant, suggests that the judge tried to appeal to a narrow slice of the country to join a court that affects all of it.
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He studied at University College, London, to pursue architecture as a way of breaking into production design, heeding the advice of Vincent Korda, a brother of the film producer Alexander Korda and a resident of the Hampstead boardinghouse run by Mr. Adam's mother, the former Lilli Saalfeld.
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Despite an unsuccessful attempt by the logging industry to ban "The Lorax" in the 1980s, many have embraced the storybook as a critical tale about environmental policy, especially for children, ultimately heeding a hopeful message that future generations can save the environment by caring for it.
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Scientists believe that the spread of the virus is more advanced in London than in the rest of the UK, and there are concerns that not enough residents here are heeding the advice to work from home and stop going to bars, restaurants and other public places.
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We at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, an interdisciplinary collaboration including the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, Imperial College London and the University of California at Berkeley, along with colleagues in many other universities around the world, are heeding this call.
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And though Catholics may differ on whether the pope has gone too far in his social message or not far enough on issues like abortion and sexual abuse by priests, it is hard to deny that what Francis said and did in Egypt are worth heeding.
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Instead many have begun heeding calls on Facebook and other social media sites to attend what is becoming known as the 'Great Fajr Campaign' - described as a show of solidarity against Trump and what they see as Israeli threats to Islamic holy sites in Jerusalem and Hebron.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan opposition supporters poured into the streets on Saturday, heeding a call from their leaders to stage another day of peaceful protests against President Nicolás Maduro's authoritarian rule in hopes of capitalizing on international pressure to force him from power.
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According to The New York Times, that's because the president appears to be heeding the warnings of his advisers, who have cautioned him that tweeting or speaking out about McDougal or Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, would only add fuel to the already headline-dominating stories.
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Experts say the drop is an important early signal that the long-running prescription opioid epidemic may be peaking, that doctors have begun heeding a drumbeat of warnings about the highly addictive nature of the drugs and that federal and state efforts to curb them are having an effect.
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Lawful vehicle and pedestrian border traffic is down around 70% compared to normal traffic flow, according to an official from the Department of Homeland Security, who added that people are heeding the instructions from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to stay home and only travel when necessary.
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About 69,000 cases have been reported in all 50 states as well as some US territories and Washington, DC. The federal government's response has also been criticized for not heeding earlier warnings from US officials and for the lack of available equipment around the country for healthcare professionals.
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And instead of heeding bipartisan calls from lawmakers in Washington to impose stiff consequences on Saudi Arabia and acknowledge that Khashoggi was likely killed by Saudi agents, the President has stressed the importance of the US-Saudi relationship and said he opposes rescinding a US-Saudi arms deal.
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Instead, Trump is heeding the advice of some of his most ardent allies in Congress, the House conservatives in the Freedom Caucus, who have put aside their own qualms about excessive executive power to get Trump a win on the border wall — a pet project that Congress has repeatedly rejected.
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The report chides Clinton and other officials for not adequately heeding concerns about the growing extremism in Benghazi and other parts of Libya It also accuses her of knowing that it was sparked by extremist militia members but nonetheless blaming it on an anti-Muslim video responsible for other protests.
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Among pro-Europeans, many of whom turned out in the hundreds of thousands for a march in London last weekend, the vote was the clearest sign yet that lawmakers were heeding a shift in public opinion toward remaining in the Europe Union and seizing control from an unyielding prime minister.
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Justice Chaudhry mended fences with the military and promptly returned General Kayani's favor by heeding his demand that the Supreme Court investigate allegations by a Pakistani-American businessman that Husain Haqqani, then Pakistan's ambassador to the United States, had written a memo seeking American help in averting a military coup.
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While we can only hope that DHS could be held accountable to PACT and that we could return to heeding what environmental impact studies tell us, we are well on our way to decimating over a hundred species to extinction as we build a mile of the wall each day.
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At the same time, as the sociologist Nikki Jones has shown, when people stopped frequently by the police learn to display complete deference — for example, submitting themselves to pat-downs without complaint, perhaps heeding the advice of parents who have given them "the talk" — they pay for it in self-esteem.
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Ceci Connolly, president and CEO of the Alliance of Community Health Plans, called the proposal "a promising first step," and said the group is "very pleased that the administration is heeding the call" of consumers, insurers, providers and others to stabilize the Obamacare market during any potential transition from the Affordable Care Act.
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Other members of Congress seemed to be heeding the call: Senators Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Rand Paul (R-KY) had both pledged to filibuster the bill had it reached the Senate, a particularly startling threat as Congress rushes to pass funding resolutions and disaster relief before the end of the year.
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Over the longer term, Brexit represents a big challenge to the British economy as the government tries to keep as much access as possible to EU markets while also heeding the message from voters to take more control over immigration, something that could fall foul of the EU's freedom of movement principle.
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HANOI, May 30 (Reuters) - A Vietnamese court has upheld a key judgement in the country's biggest-ever fraud case, a lawyer for one of the victims told Reuters, in a trial that has spotlighted Vietnam's ability to tackle financial crime at a time when foreign banks are heeding government calls to invest.
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Mr. Brown, who died in Florida on May 7, does not appear to have been heeding an important rule in the official instruction manual for the Tesla Autopilot feature he was using: Drivers should keep their hands on the wheel and be ready to resume control of the vehicle at any time.
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If the court wants to row back toward rationalism on this issue, it could start with heeding its own words from a 1982 case: "Every person cannot be shielded from all the burdens incident to exercising every aspect of the right to practice religious beliefs," the court wrote in United States v.
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Police searched for potential escapees with spotlights rather than using the tear gas and rubber bullets that had marked clashes in recent days, heeding calls from Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam for a humane end to a siege that saw the most intense clashes since the protests escalated more than five months ago.
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In a worst-case scenario, country after country could stop heeding the WTO's rulings and start taking unilateral action to deal with trade disputes by threatening and imposing punitive tariffs on other countries; trade wars would prompt a new wave of protectionism across the globe, destabilizing the international economy in the process.
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Republicans in North Carolina's state legislature, instead of addressing the obvious weaknesses in the absentee ballot procedure, or heeding a past court warning about the rampant racial discrimination in its voting laws, doubled down and continued to deploy the lie of voter fraud to craft yet another piece of voter ID legislation.
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In an interview late last week, the Republican governor reiterated his opposition to a stay-at-home order, adding that he's heeding the guidance of state health officials and Vice President Mike Pence himself, who told him directly during a recent conversation that the Trump administration is not recommending a blanket shutdown.
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Many of these activists appear to have become involved by heeding the call of the archbishop of Tucumán, Carlos Sánchez, who sent out a mass audio message using a cellphone text messaging app in which he used Lucía's real name and called on the faithful to "guard" the life of the fetus.
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It continues with Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE doing Trump's bidding by heeding his calls to meddle with a department that is supposed to function independently.
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But perhaps in a small sign that national leaders were heeding the worries of local Democrats, the Senate's campaign committee recently set aside $400,000 for coordinated advertising in the race, still a modest sum given that New Jersey sits between New York and Philadelphia, two of the country's largest and most expensive television markets.
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With the rise of streaming and the borderless music ecosystem it fosters, artists and executives from the Spanish-speaking world are heeding the lessons of "Despacito" — as well as highlighting the groundwork that made the phenomenon possible — to gauge where Latin music with crossover aspirations must go to secure its foothold in the United States.
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Heeding a suggestion in Ms Ginsburg's brief that gender may merit "something in between" mere rational-basis review and strict scrutiny, the Craig court established a new test: "intermediate scrutiny", a Goldilocks approach to judging the constitutionality of gender-based distinctions that is demanding but not quite as strict as when the law discriminates according to race.
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And in a country which -- like the US -- has seen some of its older and more at-risk inhabitants hesitate to treat the coronavirus as a serious threat to their own health, this might prove to be a much-needed injection of public awareness about the urgent risks involved in not heeding the orders to stay home.
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"The latest expert guidance indicates that for the overwhelming majority, it's OK to live, work, play and travel in the U.S. By seeking and heeding the latest expert guidance — which includes vigorous use of good health practices, similar to the preventive steps recommended for the seasonal flu — America's communities will stay strong and continue to thrive," the group said.
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"The FTEs [full-time employees] almost all seem to be heeding the recommendation to work from home, while we are sitting here in the Petri dish, with the choice of not getting paid, or maybe getting sick and then putting our family and friends at risk too," a contractor working in Google's Pittsburgh office told The Guardian.
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In fact, by acceding to the wishes of his colleagues and heeding their call to become speaker of the U.S. House, Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE most likely gave up any dream of someday residing at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Most officials who have been fired of late have been ensnared by the broad crackdown on corruption by Mr. Xi. Mr. Xi appears to be betting now that in heeding public opinion and replacing Mr. Xiao in such a high-profile fashion he can buy time to limit damage to the party's reputation from the stock market mess and the broader economic slowdown.
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Waymo and Villegas took us through three structured tests, including one in which a passing car cuts off the self-driving van without much warning; one where the self-driving car has to deal with a vehicle backing out of a driveway on a corner; and one where it encounters movers in a roadway and has to navigate around them, while also heeding oncoming traffic.
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The public adulation for Dr. Li Wenliang, a doctor whose early warning about the outbreak of the disease was met with official accusations of "severely disturbing the social order" and who died of the disease, demonstrated the futility of trying to control bad news — but also the danger, since heeding Dr. Li's warning more quickly might have led to earlier and better efforts to contain the virus.
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Heeding the instructions of my GPS's guide, whose instructions were delivered in a thick Scottish brogue, I managed to find the small parking lot of my first stop: House for an Art Lover, located south of the city center in tidy Bellahouston Park, which I later learned had hosted the city's 1938 Empire Exhibition, one of the greatest collections of Art Moderne architecture ever assembled.
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By heeding those calls, Mr. Perez is wagering that the committee members who will select the next party leader in late February are open to tapping somebody with few ties to the D.N.C. While he has served in positions in state and federal government, Mr. Perez, 55, has scant experience with electoral politics, having served just four years on the Montgomery County Council in Maryland.
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While Turkey's border tightening and other intelligence and law enforcement measures have by some estimates cut in half the monthly flow into Syria and Iraq, American analysts say as many as 500 to 1,000 fighters a month are still pouring in, with hundreds of others heeding the Islamic State's call to go to affiliates in Libya or Afghanistan instead, or remain at home and carry out attacks from there.
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Rather than let oil producers — at home or abroad — reap all the gains as oil prices rise, policymakers might also take advantage of a period of lower prices to reduce oil use (and greenhouse gas emissions) and help pay for much-needed infrastructure, by heeding the advice of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and others to raise the gasoline tax, which has remained unchanged for a quarter century.
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In the wake of the botched coup, he has provided them something even greater: a belief that they, in heeding his call and those of the mosque preachers to rise to the government's defense, saved the country much as Ataturk did after World War I. Night after night since the coup attempt, Mr. Erdogan's supporters, at his urging, have gathered in Taksim Square in central Istanbul to celebrate having saved the nation.
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The move by Corbyn inches the opposition party closer to heeding demands from many Labour members and some lawmakers to unequivocally embrace a second referendum to break the impasse in parliament over how to leave the EU. But it might not be enough to satisfy all in his party, falling short of campaigning for a second referendum in any circumstance - a position some wanted to adopt to counter a challenge from the pro-EU, smaller Liberal Democrats.
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That Diane was heeding the call of this fame, asking her questions and taking notes because this was what follows after fame has made its decree, conferred upon its subject the gift of an afterlife: years after the painter was in the grave, her answers would ring down the long hallway of time to whoever poked a finger into her digital cubbyhole to make inquiries, entreaties, to seek the corroboration of the painter-in-fame in her actual utterances.
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Here's why Trump heads to UK, to meet with pharma execs Hannity on NATO: Germany could 'cripple Russia's economy' by heeding Trump's warning on gas pipeline Why Trump slammed Germany for gas pipeline deal with Russia STORM CLOUDS: Stormy Daniels, the porn star who claims to have had an affair with President Trump, was arrested early Thursday while performing at a strip club in Columbus, Ohio, her lawyer Michael Avenatti told Fox News ... Columbus police did not confirm the arrest to Fox News.
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Trump, however, has not shied away from attacking Sessions, blasting him as "weak" for not heeding his calls to launch an investigation into 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE and former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE.
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