Swipe up and hold to bring up the Recent Apps.
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You're told to hold to the authority of the teacher.
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So yes, finally, no more press and hold to record.
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Swipe up and hold to enter the recent apps switcher.
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Now, 211, 150 years later, do I hold to it?
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A person to talk to, to hold, to hold me.
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Both sides have reason to hold to their respective positions.
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Many parents and educators still hold to this outdated notion.
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The FDA had no timelines it had to hold to whatsoever.
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Instead, protons might hold to key to many neutron star phenomena.
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WILLIAMS: You can hold to me any day of the year.
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As such, we are upgrading AAL shares from Hold to Buy.
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But the movies made after that didn't hold to that standard.
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Still put his NFL career on hold to help his daughter.
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Later, we cut to Theon entering the hold to free her.
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The climbers earned points as they ascended from hold to hold.
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Tap and hold to shoot a photo, and the light blinks.
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And both majorities I think hold to basic conservative Republican principles.
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Parties are shorthand for the principles we hold to be true.
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Have to keep things in scale, have to hold to your vision.
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So why not apply this same psychiatric hold to drug overdose cases?
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Or you can tap and hold to access Siri or Google Assistant.
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"He put everything on hold to be at her side," Kaley said.
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But we do hold to certain criteria, slippery as they may be.
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Is her endgame to silence those who hold to traditional Christian beliefs?
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On Tuesday, the group downgraded U.S. Steel stocks from hold to sell.
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CARTER: We must adjust to changing times and still hold to unchanging principles.
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The latter explains our reluctance to upgrade MSFT from HOLD to Buy today.
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Swipe up from the bottom and hold to go to the app switcher.
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As promised, the butter did hold to the knife and spread with ease.
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To remove it, simply press and hold to drag it to the trash.
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I think it's an artificial separation that will not hold to be true.
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"I just feel concerned about whether people will hold to their word," he said.
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Tap the white circle to take a picture, tap and hold to take video.
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"I've put my life on hold to help get him on track," she says.
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Maybe it's really your conflict-averse supervisors you want to hold to the fire.
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In "The Lottery," all of the townspeople hold to and don't fight the tradition.
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Questions for the coming weeks: Will the year-end seasonal upside bias hold to form?
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As a game developer, Burbank has been able to hold to his ethos pretty solidly.
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Will I be put on hold to keep my family afloat and pay for school?
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Followers of Christ hold to this promise: Jesus will forever balance the scales of fairness.
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Tezos described its future tokens as programmable money that its bearers could hold to account.
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All of these hold to a greater degree than is true in non-tech industries.
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Today we see just how far that logic will take politicians who hold to it.
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They're based on what you value most and hold to be most important in life.
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Most of the companies have put their other efforts on hold to focus on coronavirus.
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With her caucus firm, she was able to pick a position and hold to it.
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In the end, though —— and as I grow older — I hold to one thing: compassion.
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It's unclear how long Disney will be able to hold to its $6.99 price point.
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But she said she opted to put her career goals on hold to support Hassan.
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It put that decision on hold to allow the Obama administration to appeal, which it did.
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These are basic norms of fairness and reciprocity, principles that we hold to be transcendentally true.
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She is happy with her syndicated column, though she would put it on hold to campaign.
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And they may hold to that line, but now will easily transition into "game results" products.
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The lawsuit was put on hold to give the legislature time to repeal the old law.
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Will then hold to verify no field issues and upload to rest of fleet next week.
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Does propaganda begins to take hold to provide a facade for the preservation of the party?
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Because Goldman went from a hold to a buy to a conviction buy in one day.
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Racist figures like the so-called welfare queen took hold to detract from rectifying institutional inequalities.
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Her comments come as Sanders puts his campaign on hold to recover from the heart attack.
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Staffers who had already been granted clearances can hold to them while background probes were finished.
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And it also won't hold, to reach our final lesson, if you fail egregiously at governing.
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His cancer treatments were put on hold to address the more immediate threat of an infection.
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"I tried to put it on hold, to be honest with you," Murgatroyd told PEOPLE in May.
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Instead, CNBC noted, it's because analysts at J.P. Morgan upgraded the company's stock from hold to overweight.
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Emmanuel Macron comes out and says no, we just said we will hold to our existing promise.
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Below that is a long red button that literally has the words "Hold to Record" on it.
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Putin demonstrates a hold to a young judo wrestler in the Siberian city of Kemerovo on Jan.
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As the Duchess of Sussex, she's put acting on hold to focus on royal duties and philanthropy.
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Elsewhere, British luxury retailer Burberry fell over 3 percent after HSBC downgraded it from "hold" to "reduce".
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They are peppered with clear locations that players need to capture and hold to "win" the conflict.
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We see that she clearly had musical aspirations which obviously were put on hold to have kids.
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These new changes will be a test of whether moderate Republicans lawmakers will hold to that position.
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Senate rules do not require the name of the legislator requesting the hold to be made public.
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And again, it can take a few days for the hold to release after you check out.
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Everybody want a gun, and everybody that can get a hold to a gun has a gun.
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"There has to be someone to hold to account and to supervise the entire process," he said.
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NFL officials said they would put the policy on hold to discuss a solution with the union.
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"I am not mad and hold to you with reason," Lowell wrote to her in a poem.
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Spears had put her new Las Vegas residency, "Domination," on hold to focus on her mental health.
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The latest results came as Sanders puts his campaign on hold to recover from a heart attack.
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We do them, on your behalf, to scrutinise and hold to account those who would govern us.
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And if we hold to that, then it doesn't matter what happens to each of us professionally.
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You've got a country that's founded on ideology, and yet they don't seem to hold to it.
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The Stony Brook team then counted how many were put on hold, to estimate the operation's overall capacity.
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Scott Parker and Hayden Cross, both transgender men, put their transitions on hold to carry out their pregnancies.
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This would reduce the amount of cash they have to hold to cover digital expenses under EU rules.
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She thanked them for putting their lives on hold to be in court and deliver victim impact statements.
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Solvency II dictates the amount of capital an EU insurer must hold to reduce the risk of insolvency.
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De Carlo put her career on hold to care for him, but the couple later divorced in 1974.
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Copeland says Maycott spoke to a desk clerk who put him on hold to speak to a supervisor.
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The LCR rules govern how many liquid assets financial companies need to hold to protect against future shocks.
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Next to that is a large red ovular button labeled "HOLD TO RECORD," which should be self-explanatory.
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Machete-wielding death-squad leaders received high-level posts in Indonesia's government that they hold to this day.
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It's ridiculous to expect the American people to wait on hold to find out what's in their food.
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The House of Representatives put plans on hold to fully fund the federal government through next Sept. 30.
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Still and Joyce had put their wedding plans on hold to support little Leah in her cancer battle.
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Secondary sanctions on Chinese banks are on hold to allow Beijing to show it will enforce the curbs.
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But now he has put his civil engineering studies on hold to dedicate himself to ReciclApp full time.
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Right now, everyone is sort of putting everything on hold to focus on the midterms, and rightly so.
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"If they hold to this timeline, that's not a trivial exercise for a governor to redo," he said.
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Brown announced a steak project earlier this year, then put it on hold to address the supply crunch.
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"Successful businesses set a strategic direction and they hold to that direction at least for awhile," he says.
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As things stood, we could only hold to the idea—my idea—that suffering underwrote a deeper pleasure.
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Wait times may be similarly long but travelers won't have to wait on hold to reach an agent.
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Tap once to record a three-second Superzoom, or tap and hold to record a zoom that lasts longer.
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"I still hold to the truth that that I feel like it was nefarious in every way," she said.
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But it put the campaign on hold to give the U.N. envoy a chance to broker a peaceful solution.
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I haven't figured out how far to swipe, and then how far to hold, to bring up the multitasking.
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The display is also home to a hidden fingerprint reader, which you tap and hold to unlock the phone.
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She's a woman with a career outside of this pageant that she's putting on hold to help other people.
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IF THERE is one truth that millennials hold to be self-evident, it is that big business is bad.
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She dismissed women who "stay home and bake cookies," insulting Christians who hold to "biblical" views of submissive women.
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"My mother put her dreams of being an actor on hold to raise an actor in me," he says.
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You can tap on the top, crank the dial around, or tap and hold to access menus and controls.
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"Whenever you see that famous Live Photo icon, click and hold to make them swing," is the official advice.
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For many institutional investors such as insurance companies and pension funds, a hold-to-maturity strategy mitigates market risk.
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This will really lock the curl into the perfect shape that will add some hold to the up-do.
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Previously, those who would bid for federal contracts might be afforded the freedom to hold to certain religious beliefs.
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The dollar was 0.3 percent lower at 108.645 yen, unable to hold to a high of 109.205 scaled earlier.
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Smith finds that millionaires are willing to put temporary comfort on hold to seek out long-term financial freedom.
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He churned up the wall, lurching from one hold to the next in a clatter of thumps and grunts.
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The UI for video has some slight changes, including a new Instagram-style tap-and-hold to record video.
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We kind of put everything on hold to give that a shot and then we never stopped from there.
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Would the Chinese government hold to its promise to maintain "one country, two systems" for the next 22017 years?
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Consequently, we are upgrading QCOM from a Hold to a Buy rating, with our P/T now at $85.
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She's cut back on expenses like subscriptions and put traveling on hold to free up more cash to save.
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I've had to put my entire life on hold to take care of my mom, who has a disability.
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Again, tap once to play or pause, or tap and hold to add music that's playing in another room.
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The top prosecutor however is not easy to be hold to account as he oversees the work of all prosecutors.
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If you tap once you'll create a 3-second Superzoom; you can tap and hold to create a longer one.
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Simplify recording video by default with one tap Some people may not want to press and hold to record video.
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She will train with some of the best dancers her age and she's put college on hold to do it.
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Shortly after giving birth, Fox made the decision to put her career on hold to focus on being a mom.
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You can swipe to dismiss notifications, and in Nougat, you can press and hold to set preferences for that app.
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Several times throughout her career, Dion put everything on hold to care for her husband as he battled throat cancer.
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While waiting on hold to talk to a human, my bank told me I could do this whole process online.
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Democrats need to make clear to the public the power that congressional Republicans hold to bring this to an end.
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The fires became so bad Bolivian President Evo Morales put his re-election campaign on hold to fight the fires.
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Immediately after you hear the startup chime, press and hold to reset the PRAM the Command + Option + P + R keys.
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"Now we put all our hopes, aspirations and dreams on hold to deal with everyday protection and safety," he said.
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The image defines the high expectations that universities hold to their students in a colorful, cheerful, and simple pie chart.
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" Now, he said, "we must control the impulse to expand, and hold to account managers who spread themselves too thin.
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The US-led coalition then put the fight against ISIS on hold to focus on protecting its troops and bases.
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Impeachment investigators are trying to establish whether Trump ordered the hold to pressure Ukraine's government into investigating his political rivals.
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After the measures are approved, they can be activated immediately or put on hold to be implemented in the future.
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Upon accessing the Seances page, you're asked to "touch and hold to conjure" as words rearrange themselves on the screen.
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Both Capra and star Jimmy Stewart had been to Europe, had put their careers on hold to help the war effort.
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I expected more from these filmmakers, who I hold to a high standard due to my fondness for their past work.
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"It is a function of the marketer to hold to account the individual platforms to get better," Paskalis told the audience.
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Though he stayed on script Monday, it remains to be seen how long Trump can hold to a prescribed policy discussion.
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The question is whether they have the discipline, or even the power, to hold to that strategy outside of an election.
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The alcohol-free spray leaves strands feeling soft — all while lending that dependable hold to keep your hard work in place.
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Imagine what rural libraries and urban branches in the United States hold to preserve the legacies of their often-overlooked communities.
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But he also thinks that if the system fails, whatever replaces it will hold to the principles of personal rapid transit.
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Tap the right to play or pause, tap twice to advance a track, and touch and hold to increase the volume.
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If our society as a whole were to hold to the same principles, our national discourse undoubtedly would become more civil.
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Following the results, Imperial Capital's Michael Derchin turned bullish on the stock, upgrading DAL from hold to buy on Oct. 12.
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Just tap a button on the side of the glasses to begin recording, or tap and hold to snap a picture.
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And CFRA's Efraim Levy expressed the same concerns in a note downgrading the stock from a hold to a sell today.
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A slice is a thing I need to be able to hold, to pick it up and walk around with it.
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In 2018, it expanded a list of positions that women can hold to gunners on armored vehicles, snipers and infantry commanders.
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Many hold to a classic vision of minimal government, limited to protecting liberty and property and providing for the common defense.
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However, like the rest of Broadway, the production is also currently on hold to prevent gatherings of more than 500 people.
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It also includes sanctions against Iran and North Korea, two countries the administration has been more eager to hold to account.
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Mouratoglou said she told him the same thing and asked him to remain "on hold" to coach her when she returns.
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My friend, G., and I have finally settled on dates and put our flights on hold to book later this week.
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Democrats say their probes are needed to hold to account a president who scorns respect for the law and governing norms.
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I am so grateful for the support system I've had growing up and the roots that took hold to support us now.
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They also said the execution should be put on hold to allow for newer types of DNA testing that were previously unavailable.
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The magazine said Morris was knocked to the ground after stepping out of the press hold to take a picture of protesters.
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Meanwhile, 1,900 miles to the southwest of St. Louis, the citizens of San Diego hold to their team by a fraying rope.
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Discrimination is un-American, and we will hold to account those legislators who attack the most vulnerable members of the LGBTQ community.
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However, he remained positive overall about the stock and upgraded it from a "hold" to a "buy" in a recent research note.
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Until then, we'll continue to rely on bubble-gum flavored toothpaste and a modified sleeper hold to persuade our kids to brush.
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J.P. Morgan also downgraded Clorox, a company that Cramer said has been well run by CEO Benno Dorer, from hold to sell.
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Bisping, who has never shied away from trash talk, then put his well-earned victory celebrations on hold to tweet a response.
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Republican lawmakers have hinted they may put the border funding request on hold to more easily move a spending bill in April.
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And if you aren't convinced, then just take a look at this blooper video that Reddit users hold to a high standard.
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You can tap to fast-forward or rewind, and hold to pause, with your next friend's Day appearing right after the last.
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A Wall Street analyst says Microsoft's strengthening cloud business should lead to better margins, and upgraded the stock from hold to buy.
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These steps would improve the prescribing practices of primary care doctors and help them set and hold to boundaries with their patients.
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But this year, preparations for the festival are on hold to protect one very special attendee: a mother bird and her nest.
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Some high schools actually hold to the principle of "professionalism," favoring khakis over jeans or banning sandals and T-shirts with logos.
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"We always say variety, balance, and moderation are sort of the three tenants we hold to with intuitive eating," Dondero Bettwy said.
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It remains to be seen how firmly the president will hold to his maximalist negotiating posture on the trade talks under way.
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Berenberg downgraded its rating from hold to sell saying a recent 10 percent rally in the share price provided "material downside" risk.
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He even accused people holding humanistic values as being "covert Christians" because it required a leap of faith to hold to them.
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Duffey sent an email "that attributed the hold to the President's concern about other countries not contributing more to Ukraine," Sandy testified.
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And that was just after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin decided to put tariffs on China "on hold" to allow negotiations to continue.
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Jefferies media analysts are more skeptical, lowering the price target on the stock to $80, and downgrading their rating from hold to underperform.
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His latest project involves hacking the "tap to skip" and "press and hold to pause" functions on Instagram Stories to create interactive games.
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An analogy a great economist once made to me: think of them as climbing one of these mountains, hand-hold to hand-hold.
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If they hold to principle, as they did under President Obama, then the Republicans as a party will be facing a dangerous moment.
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CNN reports: This year, preparations for the festival are on hold to protect one very special attendee: a mother bird and her nest.
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Tillman put his NFL career with the Arizona Cardinals on hold to serve with the Army Rangers in the aftermath of 9/11.
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I was an entrepreneur for a decade before I met my husband and I put my career on hold to start a family.
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The bird was pardoned in 2009 during the strange Thanksgiving event that US presidents hold to show that they're more powerful than birds.
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While the European Banking Authority in December clarified how much capital Europe's lenders must hold to make discretionary distributions, some uncertainty still remains.
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Tuurnt is based on the concept of rent parties, parties folks used to hold to pay rent at the end of the month.
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So basically, if you have fine hair and are looking to add some grit and hold to your mane, this isn't for you.
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After graduating in 2007, she put her acceptance to the Tufts University School of Medicine on hold to train for the 2008 Olympics.
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But as Kurz took on more political roles, he put his law studies on hold to instead pursue his career, Politico EU reported.
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Enter the location, or select and hold to drop a pin on the map of the location you want the coordinates for. 3.
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And, yesterday CFRA downgraded the stock from hold to sell, saying the company's "burst" production rate for its Model 3s won't be sustainable.
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It could be politically damaging for Grassley back home to hold to his strategy of "giving the people a voice" in choosing the
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In fact, he put his recording of a song with Jamie Foxx on hold to do the interview with me, which was amazing.
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While generous in surface area, the armrest pillow is cumbersome and not the ideal pillow to hold to your face while shrieking expletives.
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Even in China and India, which have stated that they will hold to their targets, developments are mixed and there are internal divisions.
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So many people wanted to join that Ello frequently had to put requests on hold to handle the volume, and it was buggy.
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"As U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley said yesterday, the Russians have proven themselves untrustworthy, unable and unwilling to hold to the U.N. ceasefire agreement."
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"Press and hold to identify an object, song, barcode, and more!" reads a snippet of text reportedly lifted from within the app's code.
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Williams put his baseball career with the Boston Red Sox on hold to join the American war effort as a reservist in 1952.
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For what did it mean to be free, in a city such as this, when those you hold to most are still Tasked?
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A growing-up montage is set to an original Nick Jonas song that sounds like ideal music to get put on hold to.
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The actions necessary to hold to 2 degrees, much less 23 degrees, are simply outside the bounds of conventional politics in most countries.
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The firm that backs it has not yet presented incontestable proof of the funds it claims to hold to secure the coin's dollar peg.
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Since welcoming his daughter in September, Lukas Graham frontman Lukas Forchhammer has put his pop star life on hold to report for daddy duty.
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Whether or not they hold to the historic view that earthquakes indicate heaven's displeasure, the modern Chinese aren't sitting idle as the ground trembles.
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Once installed, the rootkit takes hold to maintain its presence and phones home to its command and control server to download additional malicious components.
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In addition, let philanthropists not hold to ransom the President and any official of her Government because they showed some kindness to any Malawian.
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Steve Case, co-founder of AOL and chairman of Case Foundation, tweeted he is putting his "plans on hold" to speak at the conference.
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"A SHAMELESS SCAM" A spokesman for Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte said on Sunday the government would hold to account those responsible for the program.
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Speedy recompense may not make up for those nervous weekend hours on hold to the call centre or the simple fact of the heist.
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Ahead, we take a deeper dive into a few other truths from Calvin Klein 205W39NYC's latest show that we hold to be self evident.
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Spending hours on hold to operators just as confused by the whole ordeal as you are, or waiting in a physical line all day.
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He began making simple arcade-style games on Vine, where the user needed to tap and hold to pin the tail on the donkey.
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We move to HOLD to reflect this change; however, we await further evidence in sustainability of this growth before taking a more positive stance.
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After graduating from high school earlier this year, she is also putting college plans on hold to pursue her dreams with her parents' support.
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A quick swipe right from the feed reveals the Facebook Camera, where you can tap to shoot a photo or hold to record video.
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I hold to this philosophy of leadership because I watched great leaders practice it successfully and I've seen it work in my own experience.
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The 19-year-old was studying business and law at University College Dublin but has put his studies on hold to focus on Evervault.
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The decision came a month after the Supreme Court granted a last-minute hold to stop Alabama from carrying out another man's death sentence.
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If Republicans hold to their position not to act, the next president would have to make a nomination after taking office on Jan. 20.
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The failed talks on Friday prompted PSA to put a decision on hold to produce a new "electrifiable" vehicle at Eisenach plant, Lohscheller said.
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Facebook explored a data-sharing project with hospitals, now on hold, to profile patients anonymously in order to provide better care, according to CNBC.
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He wrestles himself out of the hold to run back to the balcony and scream the lyrics, but before he makes it, he's tackled.
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In addition, the claims process is available online 24 hours a day, so you don't need to wait on hold to make a claim.
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TRESemmé Compressed Micromist Hairspray comes in four different levels of hold to suit all your styling needs and each one costs less than $10.
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But speaking at his AK Party group meeting, Erdogan said Turkey will hold to account anyone who excluded Turkey from the F-35 program.
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The law raised the total amount of assets a bank could hold — to $250 billion from $50 billion — before it was considered systemically important.
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"So you don't need to hold to dump fuel or anything like that?" the air traffic controller asked, according to the recorded audio traffic.
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But the secret ingredient is the Pop & Lock Gloss Treatment: he applied it as a finishing product, to impart shiny hold to Lopez' hair.
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" Gill, who downgraded Tesla shares on July 19 from hold to sell, told CNBC on Monday, "We think the valuation is closer to $200.
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" ADAM SARHAN, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF 20.1 PARK INVESTMENTS IN NEW YORK "Investors want to see if this is going to hold to the close.
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Years later the other competitor in this match up, Kazushi Sakuraba would use the exact same hold to get the better of four Gracie's.
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For years, "Deafheads" — the Grateful Dead's deaf fans — have been recognizable by the balloons they hold to catch sound vibrations during the Dead's lengthy jams.
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The threat is a sign of growing frustration among House Democrats who have been thwarted in their efforts to hold to account the Trump administration.
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Still, the novel took MacKenzie about a decade to write, as she had to put her writing on hold to care for the couple's children.
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Hacks and their editors have one foot out of the door; nobody wants to put their weekend plans on hold to start a new story.
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You can tap and hold to reorganize pages however you like, and the outline gives you a nice, high-level view of your top projects.
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It's not the coolest thing to rag on people for their spelling, but there are some people we have to hold to a higher standard.
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"LifeWay only carries resources in our stores by authors who hold to the biblical view of marriage," said a spokesperson for the Southern Baptist Convention.
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If he confirms he does not hold to a biblical view of marriage, LifeWay will no longer sell any resources by him, including The Message.
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For now, the absence of price pressures lets Fed policymakers keep interest rates on hold to nurse economic growth without fear of unleashing runaway inflation.
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But Waters and other Committee Democrats have asked Facebook to place Libra's development on hold to give to lawmakers the chance to consider regulatory action.
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As you know, Britney put her Vegas residency on hold to care for her dad, and we're told she's been having a really hard time.
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The judge said they're entitled to an appeal and let them appeal and so he put the deposition on hold to allow them to appeal.
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It's also allowing shorter free trials (a minimum of 3 days), optional notifications about cancellations; account hold to block non-playing users; and other items.
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Gabriel Iglesias -- aka Fluffy -- put his tour on hold to save his life, and now it's clear what's he's been doing to get healthy ... boxing.
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The naira is expected to trade around 22/$ to investors next week after the central bank kept rates on hold to tighten liquidity, traders say.
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In Wisconsin, a federal judge agreed to issue a narrow, temporary hold to prevent the policy from applying to a Syrian refugee and his family.
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If found guilty, we need to acknowledge and denounce that wrongdoing, to hold to account former colleagues who did not acquit themselves to our standards.
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If you can no longer punish the perpetrator of the crime, you can at least hold to account the people who looked the other way.
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First-time entrepreneurs who have never fundraised are often at a loss for mapping the business values they hold to specific terms during a negotiation.
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Bellroy Duo Totepack, $289The smallest of Bellroy's backpacks, the Duo Totepack still carries up to a 15-inch laptop and can hold to 15 liters.
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The U.S. delegation will arrive in Israel on May 13th to participate in a festive reception Prime Minister Netanyahu will hold to all international guests.
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Wilder largely put his career on hold to care for Radner, and while she went into remission after treatment, the cancer returned several years later.
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Climate losses can also come from the other side of insurers' balance-sheets: the investments they hold to cover payouts and park any spare funds.
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In response, the appeals court put its ruling on hold to allow the administration to petition the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the issue.
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"I recall in early September an email that attributed the hold to the President's concern about other countries not contributing money to Ukraine," Sandy testified.
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"Do not put me on hold to take an important call that just beeped in," advises Jeremy Payne, head of people operations at Remote Year.
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The bride will put her teaching career on hold to care for Robwood, and the unexpected feelings of isolation will hit her like a minivan.
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"I thought it was very relevant, because I believe you cannot hold to Shariah law and the U.S. Constitution at the same time," he said.
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Though they "put their dreams on hold" to raise five children, DeRosa says her parents and siblings have been so supportive of her blossoming career.
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The rules aim to inject consistency in how banks tot up risks on their books to determine how much capital they should hold to remain stable.
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He had said previously that his mother had put her dreams of being a lawyer on hold to support her siblings, adding she was his inspiration.
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Under the rules of the Senate, any one senator can privately inform his or her party leadership of plans to place a "hold" to block legislation.
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It urged the military and police to hold to account any members who may have failed to follow the chain of command when quelling the protests.
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Sharapova was broken in the first game but fought back to draw level before going on to take the first set with a hold to love.
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Experts said Forst's pilot can hold to account the international mining companies, who often use local subsidiaries and private security forces to shield themselves from criticism.
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If you're shown a Story you don't like, you can press and hold to indicate you don't want to be shown this type of content anymore.
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As almost all securities are classified as hold to maturity or available for sale, there would be no immediate impact on the income statement from devaluation.
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And kids are expensive, so Tammy was convinced to put her life as a housewife on hold to come on board for the plan as well.
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Cramer thinks the pivot to investing in houses was ill-advised, citing British investment bank Barclays' downgrade of the stock from hold to sell last month.
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This blondie got in the entertainment biz at just 7 years old and was going strong until she put her career on hold to attend Stanford.
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IT IS not the "unknown unknowns" that catch people out, but the truths they hold to be self-evident that turn out to be completely wrong.
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However, Khloe ended up putting the divorce process on hold to care for Lamar after he was discovered unconscious inside a Nevada brothel in October 2015.
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In a radio interview in February, the New Jersey senator said that, if elected president, he would hold to account drug companies that hike price excessively.
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You can also tap and hold to get access to Siri or the Google Assistant, whichever assistant happens to be the native one on your phone.
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After returning from his honeymoon in the spring of 2002, Pat Tillman told the Cardinals he would put his NFL career on hold to join Kevin.
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A federal court has put the regulation on hold to allow the courts to decide whether it complies with the Clean Water Act and the Constitution.
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The champion visited the emergency room, got her diagnosis and put her kidney stone treatment on hold to go help her team win the world championships.
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This problem is not unique to women's leagues: MLS also loses out on revenue when it puts its season on hold to accommodate the Summer Games.
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I see everyday narcissism as a set of core beliefs we hold to be true, and that we are first taught under the age of five.
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In Wisconsin, a federal judge already agreed to issue a narrow, temporary hold to prevent the policy from applying to a Syrian refugee and his family.
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American Eagle – American Eagle was downgraded to "hold" to "buy" at Loop Capital Markets, pointing to slightly weaker sales and expense pressure for the apparel retailer.
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Their hope is to discount the House managers' argument that Trump put security assistance on hold to get the Ukrainians to do him a political favor.
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It's important that, while we continue to question and hold to account the existing modes of displaying fashion, we still find the beauty in dressing up.
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Military spouses are truly the unsung hero, often willingly or unwillingly putting their own careers on hold to the detriment of their families' financial well-being.
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American Eagle (AEO) was downgraded to hold to buy at Loop Capital Markets, which pointed to slightly weaker sales and expense pressure for the apparel retailer.
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As the next generation prepares to settle down and start their own families, we will be passing on the values we hold to our own children.
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But I hold to the notion that there is value in the effort — value for me and, I hope, for the people who I talk to.
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My phone was wedged between my cheek and my shoulder, as if I was making a salad or folding laundry while waiting on hold to customer services.
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McDonald's was downgraded on slowing sales, while Disney was lowered by Pivotal from hold to sell to account for changes in earnings expectations and changing political risks.
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In a note, Deutsche Bank analysts said they have upgraded Nissan shares from hold to a buy rating, while maintaining Toyota's buy rating at lower price targets.
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Gail: I find it touching that you still hold to the faith that the Republican voters are not crazy this year, but just suffering from temporary fragmentation.
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Now, earlier this week, Breitbart News, they came out with a very thorough report detailing seats that the GOP must maintain and hold to keep their majority.
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Meanwhile, Burberry hit a 1.53 year high during Thursday's trade, closing up 2.65 percent, after Mirabaud raised its rating on the luxury group from "hold" to "buy".
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Even on the ship to France, The sailors cut an oblong hole Through the deck above the cargo hold to allow his head To poke safely through.
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" Following a stellar session Tuesday, Eurofins Scientific continued with its positive streak, rising 7.4 percent after Jefferies raised its rating on the stock from "hold" to "buy.
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The meeting was the first of several the housing agency will hold to answer questions and gather input from skeptical tenants who fear they will be displaced.
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China's total refined oil output is forecast to dip 9.1% this month from a year earlier as refineries hold to low operating rates, according to the report.
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He let his personal anguish be reflected in a universal predicament: how can we hold to our convictions in the face of chaos, conflict, decay, and death?
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The figure includes 15 percent more beds than are likely to be necessary if the most optimistic predictions hold, to account for fluctuations in the jail population.
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Saño came to see Tacloban's citizens as the victims of a crime, but no one was trying to hold to account the people he saw as responsible.
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If the Social Democrats hold to their intention to go into opposition, Ms. Merkel will be faced with an unusually difficult task to form a working coalition.
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My sisters, mom and I have no regrets for putting our lives on hold to be with our dad or husband for the remainder of his life.
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The central banks said interest rates were going to be on hold to ensure the continued economic expansion, but noted the on-going risks from trade tensions.
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By forcing service members to more closely hold to standards or risk separation, DoD leaders hope to improve personnel readiness and develop a leaner, more agile force.
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In total, 127 domestic and overseas projects are being put on hold to help fund the wall that Trump initially promised would be paid for by Mexico.
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For, because I worship writers; against, because I hold to the unfashionable belief that all we need to know about them can be found in their work.
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I first asked for it to hold, to which it replied, "mhmm," then I got back on to say that there were no reservations available for Monday.
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The Wacker and Neunteufel families have announced that they would sell around 5.4% of shares in the company, reducing the stake the families hold to around 58%.
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In the middle of calling 911 to report that he thinks his wife is dead, he puts them on hold to accept a call from his cable company.
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I'm hopeful that this year's march will continue to give voice to the range of issues facing our nation and the responsibility we each hold to tackle them.
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But, as she watches her mother's hand shake holding the toast, a feeling of pity or, rather, revulsion reaches up to tighten its hold, to grip her throat.
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The Democrats, who control the House of Representatives, say the investigations are needed to hold to account a president who scorns respect for the law and governing norms.
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" Sri-Kumar contends that if the central bank puts its plan on hold to increase rates and then helps the market go up, it creates a "moral hazard.
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The episode started off with Khloé addressing her Odom issues to Malika Haqq and admitted that she put her own life on hold to help him get better.
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Cattrall "was dragging her feet all summer and cast and crew members had put their lives on hold to get ready to shoot the movie," says one source.
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Beauty startup Memebox is relaunching its United States e-commerce business, about one year after putting it on hold to focus on building a review and community platform.
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It's a risky move that could result in a seven-year GOP campaign pledge melting down in public in real time if the conservatives hold to their opposition.
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In light of the depressed share prices, Michael Wiederhorn of Oppenheimer is upgrading the company from "hold" to "buy," pointing to its long-term potential and disciplined management.
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Cattrall "was dragging her feet all summer and cast and crew members had put their lives on hold to get ready to shoot the movie," said one source.
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Demi Lovato is still in rehab -- nearly 2 months after her overdose -- and one person has put his life on hold to be a constant presence -- Wilmer Valderrama.
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There's been moments during production when we put The Machine on hold to go do commercials or whatever, but we haven't had to do that for a while.
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Mr. van Wely, who is an architect, converted the wheelhouse to an office and the cargo hold to a spacious living room that holds a baby grand piano.
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Schneider applied a painful compliance arm hold to Wheatcroft and kept telling him to relax, all while Wheatcroft was tangled in the seat belt around his right shoulder.
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Estimates are that doing so would increase the minimum capital that these U.S. banks would have to hold to pass the tests by an average of 57 percent!
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Regional elections in Germany gave a far-right party its best showing, but Chancellor Angela Merkel said she would hold to her policy of admitting and integrating migrants.
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Democrats say the investigations are needed to hold to account a president who scorns respect for the law and governing norms, posing a threat to the U.S. Constitution.
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Mr. Joyce is still a sitting member of Parliament, raising further questions about the country's sometimes cozy relationship between journalistic outlets and the politicians they hold to account.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Angelina Jolie has put movie-making on hold to become a better mom, take cooking classes and do ordinary tasks like picking up dog poop.
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His Ninth Symphony clocked in at exactly an hour; compare that with the 74 minutes CDs are said to have been designed to hold to accommodate the work.
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Iraqi authorities also said they would hold to account members of the security forces who "acted wrongly" in a harsh crackdown on dissent, state TV reported on Monday.
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I am not just the woman going after her partner's cause in his absence, but also the one left to hold to account those who took his life.
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Whether they actually hold to it or not, their stated position validates abstentionism, adding a third choice to a runoff normally limited to two options: the non-vote.
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"We are determined to hold to account anyone who targets police officers simply because they have the courage and selflessness to wear that badge each and every day."
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Racism is perhaps the reason black English exists, yet he does not fully hold to account those who continue to feed that racism through their inaction or indifference.
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Britain has said Saudi Arabia needed to hold to account those responsible for the murder and take action to build confidence that such an event would not recur.
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North Korea considers this credible not because of a vague sense that American leaders hold to their word or are personally tough, but from demonstrable cause and effect.
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Erdogan has expressed skepticism about Saudi's shifting explanations of the killing and has called on the kingdom to hold to account all those responsible, no matter how highly placed.
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The EU cannot overcome national attachments and the desire of Europeans to have a government they can hold to account – a necessary part of democracy the EU cannot offer.
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Fortescue had built up a 19.9 percent interest in Atlas in June, giving it a large enough hold to block a takeover by then suitor Mineral Resources Ltd (MIN.AX).
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Mr Kaczynski and his followers hold to an absurd theory that Poland's liberals, along with opposition parties and other institutions, are secretly a continuation of the former communist nomenklatura.
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Regulations for the use of drones for business purposes are still in the works by the FAA, putting a hold to Amazon's ambitious drone-delivery service, Amazon Prime Air.
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British supermarket chain Tesco came off session highs, yet remained 1.5 percent higher by the close, after Deutsche Bank raised its outlook on the stock from "hold" to "buy".
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He said the U.S. would hold to its long-standing principle of refusing to recognize Kremlin claims of sovereignty over territory seized by force in violation of international law.
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Judge revealed that she found the cancerous mole on her butt cheek in late August and that she had to put her bodybuilding plans on hold to remove it.
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The RBNZ said in December that it was considering raising the capital banks would need to hold to bolster the capacity of the financial system to handle any shocks.
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Nadal kept himself alive with a hold to love, and two more service games went by before play was halted for the first time with the rain spitting down.
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He signaled that there would first need to be stricter rules on the capital that banks are required to hold to cover the risks from state bonds they own.
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The Delaware legislature came close to abolishing the death penalty directly this year, but the debate was put on hold to await the ruling by the state's highest court.
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Democrats say they will have no choice but to aggressively press on behalf of the nominee if Republicans hold to their position and refuse to even entertain the nomination.
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The chain-link fence between me and the central channel, the very fence I have to hold to remain in position as the wave approaches, feels foreign and unnerving.
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At the time, he was working on "The Thief And The Cobbler" and would have to put all of his other projects on hold to focus on Roger Rabbit.
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The 34-year-old has since returned to his current home in Atlanta, presumably to the job that he put on hold to pursue romance on Love Is Blind.
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That often involves a move called a dyno where Coxsey leaps from hold to hold with the sort of gravity-defying agility with which Spider-Man himself might struggle.
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This has caused alarm among banks because these standard approaches tend to come up with higher amounts of capital that the banks have to hold to support their business.
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He called for repayments on the debt they have accumulated to be put on hold, to free up money to invest in projects such as irrigation and forest protection.
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This has sparked fears that he may not hold to U.S. policy conventions or the guidance of his advisors when matched with Putin, a highly trained former KGB officer.
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Mark Sandy was the sole official from the White House Office of Management and Budget — the office that implemented the hold — to testify behind closed doors to impeachment investigators.
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"We're going to know, hopefully by tomorrow, if there's something that we can all agree on, and once we agree on something we're going to hold to it," Sen.
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Anne's diary is a great affirmative answer to the life-question of today, for she shows how ordinary people, within this ordeal, consistently hold to the greater human values.
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Therefore, it would be possible to have simultaneous viral infections, Schaffner said, but only one virus takes hold to the extent that it triggers our immune system's killer instinct.
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I am sure many painters have been influenced by that experience — the claw that comes down, which you hold to try to get a prize — and then you don't.
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Where swiping up used to open the Control Center, it's now how you multitask: you swipe up to go home, and swipe up and hold to enter the app switcher.
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After a long stretch putting her own career as a product designer on hold to care for her kids and her parents, Colleen Kavanaugh, 45, put her skills to use.
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You can swipe to get between stories, creating what amounts to an endless loop of content, or you can tap and hold to freeze-frame it on what you're seeing.
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The feature would let users "press and hold to identify an object, song, barcode, and more!" and send the visual search data to "partners," including Amazon and Shazam, TechCrunch reports.
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Now she is an internationally known figure in the campaign to bring succour to abuse victims and hold to account both clerical wrongdoers and bishops who cover up such crimes.
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North Korea had appeared to put its weapons program on hold to allow for negotiations, but the hiatus was broken on May 4 when it tested a new weapons system.
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Zipcar's announcement comes at a time when traditional automakers are ramping up efforts to appeal to younger, city dwellers who don't hold to the same notions of personal car ownership.
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The Basel Committee, made up of regulators from nearly 30 countries, is in the final stages of drafting recommendations for how much capital banks have to hold to remain solvent.
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He will consider whether more items in company statements should be audited, such as the risk calculations made by banks that determine how much capital they hold to stay solvent.
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"When they raise their price targets or even upgrade from 'hold' to 'buy' and no one listens, they're going to switch directions and they're going to start downgrading," he continued.
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Jefferies analyst Randal Konik on Monday downgraded L Brands' shares from hold to underperform, saying industry and consumer trends could cause Victoria's Secret to lose its dominance in intimate apparel.
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He will also become nearly impossible to hold to account -- to impeach a President, the constitution requires that one third of parliament propose the impeachment and three quarters approve it.
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If the government is just people—and, what's more, people we hold to be less honest than most—then why does it enjoy such a powerful presumption in its favor?
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Last month, former voting rights advocacy groups sued Kemp, whose role makes him Georgia's top election official, accusing the Republican of placing voter registrations on hold to boost his campaign.
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EU finance ministers rejected a proposal by the European Parliament to lower the percentage used to calculate the liquidity buffer that banks must hold to 50 percent from 85 percent.
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"Agriculture is mainly associated with suffering and no young person wants to suffer," said Tamara Kaunda, who has put her career as a doctor on hold to buck the trend.
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In Singapore, a wealthy one-time British colony known for its glittering skyline and ethnic diversity, many still hold to another century's view of the roles of men and women.
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A Good Appetite For most of the year, I hold to the notion that what grows together goes together, especially when it comes to mingling things on a sheet pan.
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Canada's financial regulator also said on Friday it would reduce to a record low the amount of capital that lenders must hold to protect against risks to boost lending capacity.
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" In "Dear Atheists," he pretends to try to find common ground by arguing that "on both sides, we hold to positions for which by definition there cannot be any evidence.
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Analysts added that selling in U.S. and European bond markets had been exacerbated by investors selling the big, liquid assets they hold to make up for losses on other markets.
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Banks are also hoping that Mr. Trump's appointments to important positions on the Federal Reserve will provide relief on how much capital they need to hold to cushion against losses.
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Oklahoma, which has put executions on hold to fix flaws, has recommended executions be held at least a week apart to allow staff time to review the proceedings and decompress.
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He's likely to hold to that position, despite bipartisan congressional proposals to end sales to Saudi Arabia and the US imposition Thursday of sanctions on 17 Saudis over the Khashoggi case.
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She put her walk on hold to travel up to Washington to attend The United State of Women Summit, hosted by first lady Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey, but didn't stay.
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Dawber enjoyed her own success on the small screen with sitcoms "Mork & Mindy" and "My Sister Sam," but she chose to put her career on hold to raise the couple's children.
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Ellinghorst, who downgraded Daimler's stock from hold to sell last month after the company cut its trucks outlook, said the quarterly group Ebit figure beat his own estimate by 17 percent.
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Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton are the only two people living on earth to have the experience of putting a career on hold to become first lady of the United States.
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Instead of quickly scanning through your digital time capsule, you would now tap through it, with Timehop presenting your photos as awkward crops you have to press and hold to expand.
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The singer took a short break from belting out his hit songs to interact with the fan who put her senior prom plans on hold to see her idol in concert.
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But when it reaches a certain level, especially among a group we would like to hold to a higher standard of behavior, exposure and condemnation seems not only desirable but inevitable.
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If you have no idea what I'm talking about, then please let me explain: The Meetup + Pitch-off is a regional event we hold to get to know the local community.
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In late August, the mother of four discovered melanoma on the left cheek of her bottom and had to put a bodybuilding competition plans on hold to remove the cancerous mole.
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She twisted the ends to make a half bun, and anchored the look with bobby pins and L'Oreal's Elnett Satin Hairspray Extra Strong Hold to insure her 'do lasted all night.
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That's because 18 Democrats have promised not to vote for Pelosi on the House floor, a number that threatens Pelosi's speaker chances if they all hold to to their commitments. Rep.
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If it's playing, you'll be able to press and hold to stop it — which can be a lot more convenient than using your voice if you're already right beside the device.
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The experience of watching Conversations With a Killer is characterized by prurience, self-obsession, and, ultimately, a failure to hold to account the men who should have investigated these crimes properly.
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It retains all the powerful animation tools Vine built up over the years after belatedly discovering that people wanted to use its tap-and-hold-to-record tool to make animations.
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Smart public policymaking will enable the private market to make the most of Opportunity Zones, and fulfill the promise they hold to benefit millions of lower-income people across the country.
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Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton are the only two people living on Earth to have the experience of putting a career on hold to become first lady of the United States.
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The decision was widely denounced in this country by governors who declared that their states would hold to the Paris protocols, and by mayors who said the same of their cities.
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Branson's transplant was delayed when his uncle was no longer able to donate his liver after the outbreak forced hospitals to put elective surgeries on hold to focus on the coronavirus.
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" Her aides also said that "family and friends put their careers on hold" to run her first congressional campaign and "she has not paid any family members in over a decade.
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"The bullfights are a part of the rambu solo ceremony, which we hold to entertain guests and the grieving family," said Pong Lora, a member of the family of the deceased.
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Regulators from different countries are discussing how to treat crypto assets to determine how much capital banks should hold to cover the risks they pose, or what other actions should be taken.
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But the rollback will be welcomed by global banks as it will allow them to cut back on how much expensive capital they must hold to support their business, the sources said.
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On Friday, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand said it was considering almost doubling the required capital banks would need to hold to bolster the financial system's capacity to handle any shocks.
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And, in the process, she has come up against a rule that goes unspoken in Kenya, and in sports all around the world: Status, and fame, are hard to hold to account.
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"The Board has already taken numerous actions and supported management's steps to promote accountability, strengthen oversight, and hold to account those responsible for improper sales practices," Wells Fargo said in its statement.
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What's more, index funds, which are rapidly becoming the dominant force in investment management, have the lowest incentive to spend money to chivy the companies whose shares they hold to perform better.
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For example, when in Mail, you can lightly press and hold to preview an email, then either let go to return to your inbox or press a little harder to open it.
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But seeing as Japan's vegetarian movement is still quite young, those who ascribe to it can sometimes feel like they have to put their beliefs on hold to please their loved ones.
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Even more of a waste of time was the sell side analyst who I saw went from Hold to Buy on a stock and changed the price target from 210p to 200p.
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Friends from around the country put life on hold to catch Jawbreaker in a club that was, by the end of the band's original run in 1996, far too small for them.
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These are very informal events that I like to hold to keep abreast the NYC tech world so consider it a nice opportunity to meet some cool people and drink some brews.
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"Footasylum has disappointed the market with its guidance for FY19, which is a major surprise for a company so recently floated", Peel Hunt analysts said, cutting their rating from "hold" to "reduce".
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But a year into the graduate business program, Sadej decided to put her education on hold to focus all of her efforts in a new direction: disrupting the multibillion-dollar dental industry.
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Mr. Hamilton's handful of plays and novels are largely concentrated on the same upper class that was grist for his cartoons, and hold to their same satirical mix of acid and amusement.
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In the opening set, Sharapova saved three break points in the sixth game but managed to hold to take a 5-1 lead before she sealed the set in the next game.
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" In fact, Time Warner's falling share price — and what Mr. Wieser considered to be its compelling valuations — induced him on Monday to upgrade his rating on the stock from "hold" to "buy.
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"I feel I've been true to the values that I hold to, the way I try to look at things," he said in a recent interview in his newly renovated parliamentary office.
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The artist Jan Rothuizen, who knew Haring, described stopping to see the work's progress and witnessing the American artist struggling in the cold to get the paint to hold to the brick.
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Federal regulators are discussing relaxing liquidity rules on banks and raising the amount of leverage they can hold to reduce financial pressure on them stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, sources said Tuesday.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has expressed scepticism about Saudi's changing explanations of the killing and has called on the kingdom to hold to account all those responsible, no matter how highly placed.
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Ask Coach Alain Vigneault or his players about this problem, and they will hold to the politically correct line that the Garden crowd is just fine and can still inspire great moments.
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And American suspicions of China's willingness to hold to an agreement — mistrust that led the United States to insist on a complex enforcement mechanism and changes to Chinese law — have only grown.
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While these 'Iran hawks' in the United States are unlikely to call themselves warmongers, they do hold to an unshakeable belief that America cannot peacefully coexist with the current regime in Iran.
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The Italian bank will put its acquisition strategy on hold to focus on internal growth and rationalize its business, new CEO Luciano Colombini said in an interview with Il Sole 24 Ore.
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These statements are not global or definitive, and assert only what they assert about the ways in which what we hold to be universal values have fallen far short of universal application.
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The effects have been particularly toxic for Taiwan's insurers, which have been hit with a T$14 billion ($455 million) loss on the foreign exchange risk reserves they hold to contain currency volatility.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - North Korea boycotted a U.N. review of its human rights record on Monday, shunning calls to hold to account the Pyongyang leadership for crimes against humanity documented by the world body.
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There's what Opera calls a Fast Action Button at the bottom of the interface, which you can press and hold to run searches, switch through your open tabs, and access various other features.
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We love reality TV like The Bachelor/The Bachelorette and Love Island as much as the next person, but we can't all put our full-time careers on hold to find a fiancé.
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He needed a hefty majority, he told voters, to promote civil liberties and to hold to account the Revolutionary Guard, the judiciary, the state media, powerful clerical charities and all who "shame freedom".
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's cabinet approved on Wednesday an increase to the cap on airwaves that a mobile operator can hold to 35 percent from 25 percent, the federal government said in a statement.
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The company said in February that its controversial drug reduced the weight of overweight diabetic patients, the second trial success in as many months, raising hopes for the clinical hold to be lifted.
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Read MoreChipotle shares drop 6% in premarket While many are shying away, Wells Fargo analyst Jeff Farmer just upgraded the stock from "hold" to "buy" Wednesday, citing historical evidence from similar restaurant incidents.
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To start, the teeny, tiny wand is tapered — small and perfectly-shaped for precise control and application — and delivers the perfect amount of tint and hold to beef up arches in a flash.
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That rests now on doing something in congress ... the question is how hard are Democrats going to hold to the line of protecting Obama's deal and try to make this a political issue.
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If the Justice Department is going to hold to this interpretation, Congress has the authority to guarantee that no president can effectively hold out in the White House until the clock runs out.
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It appeared that the Senate intended to hold to its plan of deciding on Wednesday whether to suspend and try her for financial actions that hid the depth of the country's economic problems.
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They could claim some measure of victory because Apple was able to hold to its position without giving in to the government, but an apparent flaw in Apple's vaunted encryption protocols was worrisome.
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To make larger tiles smaller, right-click a tile (or, on a touch screen, press and hold) to open the contextual menu, choose Resize and then select a smaller size from the list.
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Foxconn said at the time that it would hold to its pledge to create 13,000 jobs, telling The New York Times that 25 percent of its Wisconsin employees would be focused on manufacturing.
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The owners said that they were unsure of how long it would take or how much it would cost, but that they would hold to the promise of keeping Gunther's as it was.
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Spectacles reverses the normal user interface for capturing images: you tap on either of the two camera buttons to record a 10-second video, or press and hold to shoot a 3D photo.
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Stephen Lewis, a former senior official at UNICEF who now co-runs an NGO that works on AIDS policy with Donovan, says UN officials hold to a view that its reputation is sacrosanct.
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Conservative commentator Ann Coulter, who has demanded that President Trump hold to his hardline immigration positions, said Tuesday that he cannot blame Congress if he fails to build a border wall with Mexico.
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Many investors now await a policy announcement later on Thursday from the Bank of Japan, which is widely expected to keep interest rates on hold to save its scarce ammunition for further easing.
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Many investors now await a policy announcement later on Thursday from the Bank of Japan, which is widely expected to keep interest rates on hold to save its scarce ammunition for further easing.
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U.S. stock futures gained after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Sunday that the United States and China had agreed put their tariff skirmishing "on hold" to work on a wider trade agreement.
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These are just a few ways our country can fulfill its promise to the brave men and women who put their lives on hold to fight for our freedoms — the list goes on.
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JPMorgan was asked to resubmit its proposal after the Fed assessed its initial plan would result in it falling below the minimum capital it is required to hold to cope with a downturn.
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Shares in Toshiba fell more than 5 percent on Friday, hit by a Bloomberg report that the chip business sale had been temporarily put on hold to address the concerns raised by Western Digital.
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Scott Parker and Hayden Cross, both transgender men, are believed to be the first two men to give birth in the country, after each putting their transitions on hold to carry out their pregnancies.
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The actress and entrepreneur put her busy work life on hold to venture to Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim, California, on Friday with husband Cash Warren and daughters Honor, 8½, and Haven, 5½.
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Yang Jiehun and Xiao Junduo are Han Chinese veterans of the trade in Hotan jade (which the Chinese hold to be the best in the world, notably in its very pale "mutton-fat" form).
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JPMorgan was asked to resubmit its proposal after the Fed assessed its initial plan would result in the bank's falling below the minimum capital it is required to hold to cope with a downturn.
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It's strange, too, because the charger has a button you're required to hold to bring it out of a sleep-like state, and yet it's not used to activate or stop the charging process.
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And that's what we, especially women, hold to — she gives us the power to assert ourselves, take back our autonomy and focus our energy into rituals of change and healing in times of chaos.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai electronic part maker Delta Electronics Thailand Pcl said on Wednesday it has put acquisition plans on hold to concentrate on expansion existing operations in high-growth markets in India and Slovakia.
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In an exclusive clip from Sunday's episode of the hit singing competition show, the newly engaged singer, 33, puts her judging duties on hold to audition for fellow judges Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie.
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"I realized a long time ago that these people are not going to ring a call center, give their names and spend 40 minutes on hold to sort out their data allowance," Porter said.
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Cruyff, like Michels before him, preached Total Football at Barcelona, which Cruyff coached to its first European title in 1992 and which continues to hold to t style of play as its guiding philosophy.
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The author, clearly writing with commercial success in mind, has used as many other familiar genre ploys as the book can hold, to the point at which it has everything but a dead cat.
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A central provision of Hensarling's bill would allow large financial institutions to avoid many Dodd-Frank rules, if in turn they agree to substantially increase the amount of capital they hold to withstand shocks.
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Business minister Andrea Leadsom had put the deal on hold to review the sale of air-to-air refuelling equipment maker Cobham, which employs 10,000 people and also makes communications equipment for military vehicles.
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Last month, Defense Secretary Mark Esper called lawmakers whose districts will miss out on millions of dollars in federal funding now that 127 military construction projects are on hold to bankroll the border wall.
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An informal review process lets key lawmakers use a practice known as a "hold" to stall deals if they have concerns such as whether the weapons being supplied would be used to kill civilians.
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The panicked animal awkwardly hopped out of the water and made its way onto the boat, though it was so panicked it fell off three times before getting a firm enough flipper-hold to stay.
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There's a single button on the device that has two functions: press and hold to scan a product's barcode or press and hold and then say the name of the product you want to buy.
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The Russo brothers, who directed the movie, hold to the first theory, which does seem to make a little more sense, given the way the quantum time-travel has been shown to work so far.
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We're going to hold Jones to the same standard we hold to every account, not taking one-off actions to make us feel good in the short term, and adding fuel to new conspiracy theories.
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These are very informal events that I like to hold to keep talking to folks in the NYC tech world so consider it a nice opportunity to meet some cool people and drink some brews.
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But the bottom line is clear: The more power that individual factions hold to derail the rest of government by pushing their own agendas, the easier it is for vindictiveness to dictate how government works.
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And soon, Republicans will have to raise the debt ceiling, and pass their appropriations bills, and, if they're going to hold to any of Trump's budget proposals, find 60 votes to bust the budget caps.
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These laws, which did everything from restricting the jobs black people could hold to limiting where they could live, structurally and institutionally supported the K.K.K.'s efforts to cripple African-Americans attempts to just live.
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After his release (the jury at his retrial acquitted him in 20163 minutes), Mr. Thompson set out to hold to account the prosecutors and other officials who had fought for so long to kill him.
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Now she is worried that Liany, who works in finance, and Maria, who just graduated with a marketing degree and is job-hunting, will have to put their lives on hold to assume more responsibilities.
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ABG Sundal Collier also cut its rating on the stock, from hold to sell, saying the firm was low on cash and in danger of breaching its loan covenants in the second quarter of 703.
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ABG Sundal Collier also cut its rating on the stock, from hold to sell, saying the firm was low on cash and in danger of breaching its loan covenants in the second quarter of 21.30.
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Cyber risks will also be included under the E.U.'s so-called 'Pillar 2' rules, which will outline how much capital banks must hold to buffer themselves against a range of risks, including IT issues.
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While the EPA is putting the project on hold to take comments from the public, it also said it would continue to consider proposals from Pebble Limited Partnership, which is seeking to build the mine.
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ABG Sundal Collier also cut its rating on the stock, from hold to sell, saying the firm was low on cash and in danger of breaching its loan covenants in the second quarter of 21.30.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's push for a major military buildup suffered a setback on Thursday when the House of Representatives put plans on hold to fully fund the federal government through next Sept.
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An informal U.S. review process lets key lawmakers use a practice known as a "hold" to stall deals if they have concerns such as whether the weapons being supplied would be used to kill civilians.
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The case is also a risk for Denmark's entire financial sector, the Systemic Risk Council said in September, prompting the government to increase the cash cushion financial firms must hold to protect against economic shocks.
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"So pretty much any weekend plans or anything that I had going at work was on hold to drive down there," said NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) storm chaser and Ph.D research meteorologist Sean Waugh.
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After a routine hold to start the match, Williams lost the next 12 games in a one-sided affair that lasted less than an hour, stunning the partisan crowd of 3,000 at San Jose State University.
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There's now a sliding switch to power the headphones on or off, as well as the aforementioned voice assistant button, which lets you press and hold to activate Siri or Google Assistant through your connected smartphone.
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This is a hands-on way for me to experiment and learn about the personal value that pieces hold to collectors, their value as works of art and the traits by which they can be evaluated.
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It resulted in a more strong-willed empathy to defend the right for others to believe and evangelize what they hold to be true to them (as long as others aren't getting swindled, tricked, or hurt).
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This means never referring to Taiwan as a country and always "acknowledging" that both China and Taiwan hold to the idea that there is but one China, even if the two sides disagree over the definition.
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Your correspondent travelled on a ship with four classes of travel, from a crowded and sweaty third-class compartment in the hold to a VIP cabin on the roof, occupied by a splendidly regal government minister.
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Jeff Bezos really, really, really, really wants his own Game of Thrones series for Amazon, and it looks like he's ready to spend more money than the Iron Bank of Braavos can hold to get it.
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And there's real reason to be skeptical it will hold to the terms, not least because it has long lied about its Syria airstrikes, saying they target ISIS when they in fact target anti-Assad rebels.
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NEW YORK, May 73 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rose on Monday after the United States and China put their trade differences "on hold" to work on a wider agreement, while sentiment was also boosted by deal activity.
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The youngest member of the British pursuit team in 2006, Thomas put his road cycling career on hold to focus on the Beijing Olympics, where he won the first of his two team pursuit gold medals.
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If I want to return to my quest—which, let's remember, I only put on hold to read email—I have to jump back into the galaxy map, select the world, and find a landing zone.
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Deals often require billions of dollars in financing, and companies that can postpone such plans are doing so, including Xerox, which said it put its efforts to acquire HP on hold to focus on the pandemic.
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The writing is often vivid but Wolff, who tries to hold to a chronological narrative, can be as repetitive as Trump, returning again and again to preferred words or phrases (joie de guerre is a favorite).
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On the "Home Button" screen, under "Press and hold to speak," you have the option to select whether pressing and holding the home button activates Siri or Voice Control or whether it does nothing at all.
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What might not be so obvious, however, is the hidden curriculum of this assignment, which reinforces the idea that authentic research involves little more than locating ideas that cement what students already hold to be true.
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I'm running to build a coalition of voters who will vote for me because they believe in the principles I hold to be true, but to govern for everyone, whether they agreed with me or not.
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"If you could be a conscientious objector and not fight in a war then you should be able to hold to your convictions in something as simple as this when it is not hurting anyone," Sewell said.
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As for the "one China" idea that the Communist Party insists upon, America has never agreed to it; formally, it merely "acknowledges" that both China and Taiwan hold to the principle that there is but one China.
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Los Angeles Assistant Chief Coroner Ed Winter confirmed the security hold to PEOPLE, explaining that the hold will prevent the coroner's office from releasing information "from the autopsy or toxicology reports" to the public at this time.
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The United Nations said on Tuesday a new attempt at peace talks would begin on March 9 in Geneva, urging warring sides to ensure the cessation agreement take hold to allow them to come to the table.
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EVER since 1998, when North America's National Hockey League (NHL) began putting its season on hold to allow its players to participate in the Olympics, men's ice hockey has been a signature sport at the winter games.
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"We're going to hold Jones to the same standard we hold to every account, not taking one-off actions to make us feel good in the short term, and adding fuel to new conspiracy theories," he wrote.
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It's accompanied by an app that teaches children how to program the robot to do a variety of tasks, like drawing (the robot has a hold to place a marker in), creating music or games, and more.
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It all resulted in a more strong-willed empathy to defend the right for others to believe and evangelize what they hold to be true to them (as long as others aren't getting swindled, tricked, or hurt).
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As a result of the promising new technology, Arcuri is upgrading the omnipresent tech company from "hold" to "buy" and raising his price target to $135 from $125, marking a 25 percent potential upside from Tuesday's close.
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"The borrower will always give preference to the bondholder who buys to hold to maturity and who will pay the tightest spread, and the ECB will win on both of these points," said a second syndicate banker.
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According to the paper, de la Huerta suffered a broken tailbone and spinal fracture in the accident and was forced to put her career on hold to undergo more than 20 surgeries to help correct her injuries.
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All the other laws we hold to be manifestly true condemn harming children or murdering journalists, so how is the Trump voter who chooses "not that bad" supposed to make sense of this new and contradictory reality?
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"We're looking for both units to be consistent with what they're doing and there is not a drop-off or a not a huge hold to climb out of when the second unit comes in," McMillan said.
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I reach out to an experienced friend for further instructions, and he advises me that a five-second spray on a clean sock will do the trick; hold to mouth, breathe in a few times, and enjoy.
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"We're going to hold Jones to the same standard we hold to every account, not taking one-off actions to make us feel good in the short term, and adding fuel to new conspiracy theories," he said.
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In the fourth quarter of 2019, the launch of Apple's seventh-generation entry-level iPad helped the firm grow its hold to 36.5% of the sector, up from 29.6% the previous year, according to research firm IDC.
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When the brain assess that flight or fight are not possible, sometimes after using another mechanism called freezing (the state in which those responses are put on hold to assess the situation) the immobility response is activated.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu played down the impact of hawkish John Bolton's exit from the post of U.S. national security adviser, predicting on Wednesday that Washington would hold to a tough line on Iran.
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Ticket sales have followed a gradual decline over the last decade here, and plans are currently on hold to build a new theater on a tract of land that the festival purchased for $3.63 million in 2014.
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The push to integrate in order to better control the euro currency and align national economic policies will meet the desire of most citizens to hold to account their own politicians, those they have elected and understand.
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"We're going to hold Jones to the same standard we hold to every account, not taking one-off actions to make us feel good in the short term, and adding fuel to new conspiracy theories," he said.
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There are also tap gestures: double tap to toggle the Bose noise reduction so you can better hear the outside world, and also tap and hold to access your phone's regular voice assistant (Siri or Google Assistant).
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The Singapore tech giant Broadcom is scrambling to reassure regulators and lawmakers about its hostile takeover of Qualcomm after the federal government put the deal on hold to probe whether it will put national security at risk.
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CBS – CBS will see a delay in its planned buyout of Australian broadcaster Ten Networks, after a court agreed to put the deal on hold to hear a challenge by a rival consortium led by News Corp.
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But according to court docs obtained by TMZ Sports, the judge in the case initially believed Randle may not have been mentally fit to stand trial ... and put the proceedings on hold to do a competency exam.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's central bank, welcoming the Federal Reserve's forecast of no U.S. rate hikes this year, on Thursday kept its benchmark on hold to maintain financial stability while tweaking some rules to try to encourage more lending.
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But the tight end, who is ranked fourth all-time in receptions and was destined for the Hall of Fame in five years, has put that enshrinement on hold to return to Dallas for a 22019th NFL season.
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For one, both M&A and IPOs that had been long planned by companies in numerous industries were put on hold to begin the year, in light of market turbulence that hampered deals well into the first quarter.
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The Google Voice app only records incoming calls, some apps require you to put your call on hold to merge in a third line and many recording apps require in-app purchases or charge you by the minute.
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As more ballots are counted, reformists appear to be on the path to expand their presence from the fewer than 20 they currently hold to a majority with the moderate conservatives and reduce the number of hard-liners.
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The kiwi fell as much as 1.0 percent to $0.6861 after the central bank said it was considering almost doubling the required capital banks would need to hold to bolster the financial system's capacity to handle any shocks.
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It has a simple, easy-to-use interface (you see circular portraits of all your contacts and just press and hold to send them a message), and when we tried it out in 2014 we were quite impressed.
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In addition, the retirement of the Republican Dan Coats along with the entry of the former Democratic senator Evan Bayh in the race in Indiana shifted that seat from a likely Republican hold to a possible Democratic pickup.
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China faces a once-in-five-years Communist Party congress to set new leadership this autumn, while Trump is keen to hold to campaign promises to help ailing U.S. steel and coal industries and grow U.S. manufacturing jobs.
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A person familiar with the matter has told Reuters the firms agreed to extend a deadline for takeover talks by 1-2 weeks, after the Taiwanese firm had put the deal on hold to clarify "new material information".
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Just as Bowie updated his initial lyric from "I'm afraid of the animals" to "I'm afraid of Americans," so has our understanding changed of who we need to hold to account over the next four years: our families.
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Policymakers cut rates by a larger than expected 100 basis points on Monday, and reduced the amount of cash commercial banks are required to hold, to stave off the potential impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the economy.
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The attorney general's office said on Saturday prosecutors would hold to account those who oversaw the widely-panned probe into the abduction and apparent massacre of the trainee teachers by corrupt police working with a violent drug gang.
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Mahoney urged the government of Cameroon to work with the United States and the international community to strengthen protection of human rights under the law and to publicly hold to account those who engage in human rights violations.
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She said that the San Ramon California-based company plans to hold to its full-year capital spending budget of between $18 billion and $20 billion, despite spending about $450 million more than it anticipated year-to-date.
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When foreign policy revolves around alliances with untoward regimes that we don't hold to international human rights standards because they serve our national interest, we create the conditions for this kind of crisis to happen again and again.
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"This new job ad is a result of relocating the position I currently hold to the Office of Safety and Mission Assurance, which is an independent technical authority within NASA," Conley told Business Insider in an email on Tuesday.
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If you need a break from the 24-hour news cycle, delve into the story of a crypto-anarchist who put his digital life on hold to fight with rebels in Syria in an all too real-world revolution.
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In the wake of the Apple decision, many companies are going to have to reexamine the reserves they hold to see if they need to increase them, as well as improve disclosure of potential EU tax liabilities, Lukomnik said.
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Banks would have to publish the impact of rate rises in on their total capital in percentage terms but there is no requirement for them to publish how much capital in absolute terms they hold to cover rate risks.
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He learned that even though the game was a very personal and emotional project for him, he could not expect people to put their lives on hold to help finish a project that they didn't have real ownership over.
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Ideology, a cousin of dogma which is something set forth as incontrovertible truth by someone in authority, is a strict set of beliefs that people hold to on an issue and from which they may not, sometimes cannot, waiver.
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LONDON — The Bank of England said on Tuesday that it would increase the size of a capital buffer it requires banks to hold to ensure they can provide lending and other essential banking services in times of financial stress.
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STOCKHOLM, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Sweden's Financial Supervisory Authority said on Wednesday it had decided to hike part of the capital buffer lenders must hold to 2.5 percent of risk-weighted assets, due to increased risks in the banking system.
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NASA embraces the widely cited statistic that "97 percent or more of actively publishing climate scientists agree" that warming trends are the result of human activity, while also listing 200 worldwide scientific organizations that hold to the same findings.
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The match turned for good late in the second set when Nadal hit a forehand passing shot to hold to 4-4, then reeled off the last nine points of the second set after breaking Federer from 40-0.
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He recites the familiar excuses: Evangelicals voted against Hillary Clinton rather than for Donald Trump; among Christians in politics, the media care only about evangelicals; polling doesn't differentiate between nominal evangelicals and those who hold to traditional beliefs, etc.
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The other was that it was not because the Republicans would hold to the pledge by Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, to block any Obama nominee so as to leave the decision to the next president.
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SEOUL/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - South Korea's purchases of U.S. oil and gas this year will hold to the rapid pace set in 2018, likely narrowing its trade surplus with the world's top economy further and bolstering its ties to Washington.
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Such facilities are common in UP, although they do not advertise their whereabouts for fear of antagonising "cow vigilantes", Hindu militants who harass and extort in the name of protecting cows, which a majority of Indians hold to be sacred.
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But when Colleen and her sisters, Taylor and August, were growing up, all three of their parents decided to put their careers on hold to allow them to grow up out of the spotlight, she told the Children of Song podcast.
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"The times when it's greatly impacting us is when we have other emergencies happening and we may have a dispatcher on another 911 call that may have to put that call on hold to triage the incoming call," he said.
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As a result, many Democrats have shifted their official registration to Republican; last week, a moderate Republican announced a new PAC, "Moderates Are Taking Hold," to encourage independents and Democrats to register as Republicans in order to vote in the primary.
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Instead of having to flick over to the notifications panel, the thumbnail that's presented after a screenshot in iOS 11 lets you tap and hold to share to another app or simply tap to start annotating it before you share it.
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"Don and I looked at each other and said surely this is a recorded message," said Erica, describing the moment a NORAD scientist asked the family if they could be placed on a brief hold to connect them with Trump.
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Unlike earlier rounds, which raised the cost of equipment rarely purchased directly by consumers, such as power cords and routers, the upcoming round hits the devices that Americans hold to their ears and cradle on their laps — smartphones, tablets and laptops.
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Are they those who hold to the secular and internationalist vision of the nation's founders, or are they the nationalist religious settlers who create communities beyond the 1967 boundaries and seek to annex more of the biblical land of Israel?
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Those of you with iPhones can tap and hold to lock the focus and exposure, so it stays fixed even if the phone then moves, or tap, hold, and drag up or down to manually change the exposure level yourself.
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Rolls-Royce ended higher after JPMorgan raised its price target for the U.K. engineering firm; however easyJet fell more than 2 percent, after Societe Generale cut its rating on the stock from "hold" to "sell"; Reuters reported citing a trader.
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"This is a significant undertaking and I expect we will hold to a fairly ambitious schedule moving through the OIRA process," Boling told a group of NEPA consultants at the National Association of Environmental Professionals conference in Baltimore on Wednesday.
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"The committee decided to change the stance from accommodative to neutral while keeping the policy rate on hold to assess how the transitory effects of demonetization on inflation and the output gap play out," said the RBI in a statement.
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In the final part of the three-part season 5 reunion that aired on Friday, Simone and Cecil — with the encouragement of their Married to Medicine costars — agreed to put their divorce on hold to work on repairing their marriage.
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It looks like the iPhone X's gesture bar, but it works differently; tap it to return to the home screen, swipe left for back, swipe right to open recent apps, and press and hold to bring up the Google Assistant.
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The TJWG report aims to document the locations of public killings and mass burials, which it says had not been done previously, to support an international push to hold to account those who commit what it describes as crimes against humanity.
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Medvedev halted the bleeding with a hold at 2-1 but there was no stopping the fourth-seeded Federer who claimed a second break to go up 5-1 and then had an easy hold to seal a business-like victory.
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I don't hold to the old saw suggesting that one should drink the same wine used in cooking, but cabernet would be a fine choice, whether from the Médoc or greater Graves region, or a balanced but fruitier selection from California.
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The judicial systems of the Americas should shine a light on the growing darkness that is Venezuela and hold to account the many members of the regime who have kept themselves rich and powerful at the expense of their suffering citizenry.
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An unattended young girl, I ran around, bought knickknacks, ate sweets sold as offerings to the gods and swam in the Sarayu River — which we hold to be as sacred as Ram, our family deity — that flows by the town.
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The frustration level, and even level of despair, is difficult to overcome for all of us who believe that our democracy is threatened, yet we must hold to the means of power that are still legitimate and open to us.
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"We're going to hold Jones to the same standard we hold to every account, not taking one-off actions to make us feel good in the short term, and adding fuel to new conspiracy theories," Mr. Dorsey tweeted in August.
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The sharpest words came from those disappointed that the government had failed both to take responsibility for its part in the bloodshed and to hold to account the popular mobilization units, some backed by Iran, known as Hasht al-Shabi.
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Trump scored a victory a month later when the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit agreed to put the case challenging the Clean Power Plan on hold to give the agency time to repeal the rule.
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"This deposition is an opportunity to hold to account Jim Watkins, who has shown little interest in stopping white supremacists from using 85033chan as a location for 24-7 hate rallies," the ADL's CEO, Jonathan Greenblatt, said in a statement.
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"This deposition is an opportunity to hold to account Jim Watkins, who has shown little interest in stopping white supremacists from using 8chan as a location for 24-7 hate rallies," the ADL's CEO, Jonathan Greenblatt, said in a statement.
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Weidmann was also critical of a proposal to create a so-called European safe bond, a synthetic instrument that would pool sovereign debt into a new bond, creating a new safe asset that banks could hold to diversify their balance sheets.
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McConnell had sought to thwart any surprise moves from his members but could not prevent the bombshell news on Sunday that John Bolton, the former national security adviser, might testify that Trump had directly tied the hold to politically-motivated investigations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's administration argued in a federal appeals court on Wednesday that it should be allowed to execute condemned inmates without delay after a lower court ordered the executions be put on hold to hear legal challenges.
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"One time, I put The Washington Post on hold to talk to The New York Times," Tibbott says of the attention the Tofurky quickly generated from the national media that was drawn to his vegetarian novelty with a goofy name.
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The letter, obtained by CNN, capped off a day of uncertainty around the planned hearing for Monday morning, which Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley had said he would hold to hear from both Ford and Kavanaugh, who denies the allegations.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co, one of the best capitalized U.S. banks, had to resubmit its proposal after the Fed assessed its initial plan would result in it falling below the minimum capital it is required to hold to cope with a downturn.
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In draft rules posted on its website on Monday, the ministry proposed to loosen certain terms regulating such foreign strategic investment, including reducing the amount of assets it requires foreign investors to hold to qualify for such investments in Chinese listed companies.
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Over the weekend, early Facebook employee and venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya told an audience gathered at San Francisco's LAUNCH Festival that if Michael Bloomberg were to run for president, he would put his firm, Social Capital, on hold to join Bloomberg's team.
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It also agreed to extend a deadline for lenders to lift their capital conservation buffers — part of the required capital that banks must hold to make themselves more resilient — so that they can lend more, at a time when credit expansion remains sluggish.
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It is a breakthrough that not only signals a potential curative treatment for a painful, heartbreaking disease, but demonstrates the great power that new technologies like gene therapy and stem cells may hold to address genetic conditions previously written off as hopeless.
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CA Immo Chief Executive Frank Nickel said Immofinanz must shed its Russian assets in the fourth quarter at the latest for the two companies' merger talks, which are currently on hold, to be completed in time for shareholder meetings in May 2018.
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With the Conservatives increasingly concerned that Labour is setting the political agenda in Britain by focusing on health, housing and education, many members of the ruling party say it needs to show more clearly what they hold to be the benefits of Brexit.
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The bottom line: The longer the administration resists Congress and fails to acknowledge what its own intelligence agencies hold to be true, particularly about MBS, the greater the risk to both its national security goals and its ability to work with Congress.
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D.J., recently widowed, is the Danny; Kimmy is the Joey (Dave Coulier), the goofy non-family member moving into the house; and Stephanie is the Uncle Jesse, the cool, worldly one who puts her life on hold to return to the family.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Bloody protests in Baghdad over the weekend by followers of influential cleric Moqtada al-Sadr signal the resumption of a power struggle between Iraq's Shi'ite leaders which had been put on hold to focus on the war against Islamic State.
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It advised the government to double the cash cushion financial firms must hold to protect against economic shocks, to 1 percent of risk-weighted exposure, partly because of the Danske Bank case and partly because of increasing risks in banks' overall lending.
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The Romanian, however, was showing more patience and opted to keep Kerber pinned on the baseline rather than going for winners, the strategy paying off as she worked her angles beautifully to break back then hold to love for a 4-3 lead.
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"We're going to hold Jones to the same standard we hold to every account, not taking one-off actions to make us feel good in the short term, and adding fuel to new conspiracy theories," he wrote at the beginning of August.
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Barty broke yet again, however, claiming the eighth game of the set when she converted her third break point as Svitolina pulled a shot wide and secured her fourth title of the season with a hold to love in the next game.
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We call on others to join us in addressing these growing threats by increasing the resilience and security of our institutions, economies and societies, and by taking concerted action to identify and hold to account those who would do us harm. 27.
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"We had something planned in the four towns, but for now it is put on hold to reassess the security conditions," he said, referring to rebel-besieged Foua and Kefraya in Idlib and government-blockaded Madaya and Zabadani near the Lebanese border.
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In a speech made last week about the impact of Brexit on the food and drink industry, FDF director general Ian Wright called for the sugar levy to be put on hold to help steady the industry as it navigates the uncertain future.
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Critics say he has not done enough to hold to account those bishops who mishandled cases of abuse or covered it up, and a Vatican commission formed in 2014 to advise him on rooting it out has been hit by internal dissent.
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The Venice Commission of the Council of Europe, a legal watchdog, has criticised the system, and in May the government put it on hold to keep its membership in the powerful EPP group of the European Parliament, which had threatened to expel it.
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As the White House labored in March to corral Republican votes for an unpopular health care overhaul measure, Mr. Diaz-Balart asked for assurances from Mr. Trump that he would hold to the hard line on Cuba he laid out in his campaign.
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The appeals panel ordered that the effect of the ruling be put on hold to give Trump time to either seek a rehearing of the case by either the same panel, or by the the full line-up of D.C. Circuit judges.
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She urged the Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen to show greater transparency in its rules of engagement and hold to account perpetrators of air strikes on civilians, including one that hit a bus killing dozens of children in Saada last month.
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CBS (CBS) will see a delay in its planned buyout of Australian broadcaster Ten Networks, after a court agreed to put the deal on hold to hear a challenge by a rival consortium led by News Corp (NWSA) co-chairman Lachlan Murdoch.
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Nasdaq said this month it would raise the amount of cash reserves Nordic power firms must hold to clear trades directly in its commodities exchange, a move traders said would make the market safer but push smaller firms out of the clearing house.
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And if only we arrange our life according to that principle which counsels us that we must always hold to the difficult, then that which now still seems to us the most alien will become what we most trust and find most faithful.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union is confident that a deal on how much capital banks must hold to avoid a repeat of the financial crisis can be reached in January, a top official said, as policymakers and global banking regulators iron out their remaining differences.
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Apps can be removed via the X button next to icons on the Launchpad (click and hold to bring the button up), by dragging them to the Trash from the Applications window, or by finding an uninstaller inside the app folder in the Applications window.
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I know people whose parents are dying, who are looking back at the legacies of their mothers, and even among those glass-ceiling breaking Boomers, some feel like they put their lives on hold to have children and then never picked them back up.
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" Jolie later added, "Today there's a lot of focus on people focussing on their selves — their needs, their opinions, their sculpted news — and maybe the new rebellion is to hold to your values and to understand policies and politics, and fight for your fellow man.
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You'll notice burst mode itself has been deemphasized throughout the camera app in iOS 13 since all of these new modes require the camera to take multiple exposures and merge them, and Apple's new hold-to-take video mode is a little more useful anyway.
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Snapchat first dabbled in understanding the world around you with its Shazam integration back in 2016 that lets you tap and hold to identify a song playing nearby, check it out on Shazam, send it to a friend or follow the artist on Snapchat.
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"I see few visible signs of European airlines — or indeed other airlines — using the rich data they hold to drive bookings and revenues," he said, citing a lack of useful, targeted offers from any of the half a dozen airline loyalty schemes he held.
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"The times when it's greatly impacting us is when we have other emergencies happening and we may have a dispatcher on another 911 call that may have to put that call on hold to triage the incoming call," police dispatcher Jamie Hudson told CBS.
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In California, a defendant with a diagnosed mental disorder – except for antisocial personality disorder, pedophilia, borderline personality disorder as well as those charged with murder, rape and other sex crimes- is eligible to have their case put on hold to undergo mental health treatment.
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Besides the rights issue, Metro also needs to issue as much as 1.5 billion pounds in debt between now and the end of 2021 to fund growth and meet regulatory MREL requirements - special debt banks are obliged to hold to absorb losses in a crisis.
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However, the five-times Grand Slam champion, who beat defending champion Caroline Wozniacki in her previous match, looked in control, and after converting her third breakpoint in the ninth game followed it up with a service hold to love to take the opening set.
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Damascus, Syria (CNN)Trucks with potentially life-saving food and medicine rolled to several besieged Syrian towns Wednesday, in a critical early test of whether combatants in the country's five-year civil war will hold to a deal to allow critical aid to starving civilians.
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"After careful consideration, we've decided to put development of DVR for Over-the-Air TV on hold to focus our attention on launching new, higher fan-requested gaming experiences across Xbox One and Windows 10," revealed a Microsoft spokesperson in a statement to The Verge.
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His intent is to manage the national debt, hold to the tax reform enacted under the PRI party, ensure the current levels of inflation and foreign exchange, maintain an independent central bank and promote efficiency in government operations and a tight control of budgets.
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"He told me after the Kavanaugh confirmation that if there's a vacancy in 22016, he's reluctant to move forward with a nominee, to hold to the precedent" that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell established in 2016 when he refused to consider the Merrick Garland nomination.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An outline deal on how much capital banks must hold to avoid a repeat of the financial crisis has taken shape, a top regulator said on Wednesday, despite the failure of negotiators at a two-day meeting to reach agreement on global standards.
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A grassroots citizen movement strong enough to oust an unethical and self-serving governor represents exactly the type of engaged citizenry that can hold to account a new or re-invigorated Puerto Rican recovery authority that represents a true cross-section of Puerto Rico's residents.
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I mean, to hold to the view — and I know Senator Kaine, you hold pro-life views personally — but the very idea that a child that is almost born into the world could still have their life taken from them is just anathema to me.
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Meeting the needs of a newborn on top of managing the housework, while weathering hormone-fueled feelings typical to new mothers but foreign to me, including the ambivalence I felt having put my career on hold to do endless piles of laundry, seemed impossible.
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The goofy Muzak that listeners hear alongside Michael Barbaro, of "The Daily," while he waits on hold to speak with a congressman—and Barbaro's subsequent banter with the congressman about the Muzak—can be at least as memorable as the interview that it introduces.
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In an administration that prizes lock-step loyalty, Ms. Haley managed to hold to at least some of her own priorities, and as a result she appears to be that rarest of Trump appointees: one who can exit the administration with her dignity largely intact.
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As of now, the early signs are that Democrats want to hold to their old standards: House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has said Democrats will abide by the PAYGO rule, which requires both spending cuts and tax increases to be paid for, in the House.
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I probably shouldn't have said the things I said to her, the only person who supported me when I first came out as a lesbian to the family, but I was shocked that she would put her college degree on hold to have a baby.
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Twelve of 20 analysts polled in a recent Reuters survey expect a hold to keep borrowing costs at 4.25%, which would mark 23 months at the same level, while a minority anticipate a cut to boost the economy amid fall-out from the coronavirus.
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Canada's financial regulator is reducing the amount of capital lenders must hold to guard against risks to the lowest level on record, it said on Friday, as part of a series of measures to help gird against the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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As part of the discussions, Representative Mario Diaz-Balart, Republican of Florida, made it clear to White House officials that he wanted assurances that the president would hold to his pledge to consider reversing President Barack Obama's opening with Cuba, the White House official said.
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"The way we approach it at our clinic is to get people to come up with their boundaries about sexual behavior, hold to them, and begin to work on the underlying factors that led them to engage in the behaviors in the first place," she said.
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After "Man of Steel," plans for more Superman sequels were put on hold to develop the DC Comics universe, with Cavill reprising his role in 2016's "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" and 2017's "Justice League" alongside Ben Affleck's Batman and Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman.
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If it comes after the summit, and the summit doesn't go well, Trump could relish going against conventional wisdom when he meets with Putin, even if the rest of his administration and both parties in Congress seem to want to hold to a traditional transatlantic line.
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"Today, there's a lot of focus on people focusing on their selves — their needs, their opinions, their sculpted news — and maybe the new rebellion is to hold to your values and to understand policies and politics, and fight for your fellow man," she said on Today.
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One of those in attendance, Anthony Anderson, admitted it was "disappointing" to see his show "black-ish" come away empty handed, but he was happy to bring his mother -- once a budding actress who put her dreams "on hold to raise an actor" -- to TV's biggest night.
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To access individual videos, you have to tap the right day, then either successively tap through them one by one, press and hold to be able to swipe through them all, or press and hold and then tap a menu to view thumbnails of all the videos.
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The best thing they can do for the country is reopen the investigation and bring these witnesses in under subpoena and allow us to look at the documents that third parties hold to test their stories," Swalwell said, adding that the initial probe "was a sham.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Israel must stop the excessive use of force by its security forces along the Gaza border and must hold to account those responsible for the many deaths and injuries sustained by Palestinians in the past month, the U.N. human rights chief said on Friday.
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To limit the damage to capital buffers from the drop in the value of their sovereign holdings, banks have classed two thirds of the new bond purchases as assets that they will hold to maturity which, as such, do not need to be marked to market.
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Cameron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Francois Hollande and Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi told Putin in a phone call that the cessation of hostilities must hold to try to settle a conflict that has killed more than 250,000 people and created a refugee crisis.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 22019 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) has a hold to protest a Republican amendment to increase states' shares of offshore drilling revenue, and Sen.
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Monfils was very efficient in the first set and had an early 2-0 lead in the second but Berrettini took over and broke the fatigued Frenchman twice before ultimately firing down an ace to seal a hold to love that levelled the match at 1-1.
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And he saw himself as somebody who could be a figure in Washington blazing a new path for the Republican Party, staying away from Trump and Trumpism and trying to hold to the old Republican traditions that DC has in contrast to what this president has.
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"I recall in early September an email that attributed the hold to the President's concern about other countries not contributing money to Ukraine," Sandy said, adding that the email came sometime before September 9, when he was asked to "puIl together the data" on the contributions.
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"I recall in early September an email that attributed the hold to the President's concern about other countries not contributing money to Ukraine," Sandy said, adding that the email had come sometime before September 9, when he was asked to "puIl together the data" on the contributions.
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On top of that, you can even customize what squeezing the phone does contextually within individual apps, so when using the camera app for example, you can squeeze the phone to snap a picture, or squeeze and hold to switch between the phone's front and rear facing cameras.
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It is unclear whether the U.K. would hold to this if it voted to quit the EU. "Our business really values the ability for EU nationals to be able to easily relocate to the UK (and vice-versa), so there's a definite risk there," Rogers told CNBC via email.
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The Ukraine-related sanctions represent one of many areas of tension between the United States and Russia, including over how to end the Syrian civil war and whether to hold to the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, despite U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign emphasis on improving ties with Moscow.
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On Tuesday the Saudi cabinet, after a meeting headed by King Salman, promised to hold to account those who where responsible for Khashoggi's death and those who "failed in their duties" in the case that has provoked an international furor and strained ties between Riyadh and the West.
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The government wishes to reform the mandatory European Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) to help create tightness in the market for carbon emissions permits which polluters must hold to cover their output and thus drive up prices, said the document for a policy up to 2050, seen by Reuters.
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"Given the positions that he's taken, if he continues to maintain those positions, if he continues to hold to the statements he has made, I don't think he can win the presidency, nor do I think he should if he is unwilling to change," Flake said of Trump.
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NEW YORK (Reuters LPC) - The US Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) market is attempting to set a standard timeframe for managers to disclose how much risk they intend to hold to comply with Dodd-Frank regulation, even as President Donald Trump pushes ahead with plans to dismantle the law.
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If the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, and Mr. Grassley hold to their promise not to give Judge Garland a hearing or a vote, it will probably take a president and Senate of the same party to nominate and confirm a new justice after Inauguration Day in January.
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The judge granted the American Civil Liberties Union's (ACLU) request for temporary restraining orders that would stop officials from preventing the women from having the procedures, but put the ruling on a 24-hour hold to allow the government time to file for a stay in appeals court.
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Others believe that in a country where roughly half of members of Congress face some sort of charge, the jailing of one of its most beloved politicians is proof that the tide has finally turned against those who use the public office they hold to break the law.
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Republicans who have vowed to deny any Obama nominee even a confirmation hearing will have to consider the possibility that if they hold to their intransigence they may find themselves and the country in the dubious position of having to consider a Trump nominee for the Supreme Court.
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We were not financially ready to bring a child into the world, we were both working full time and barely getting by, and I did not want to put my life on hold to start a family when that's never really been what I wanted to do anyway.
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"Even just a couple of years ago, we as researchers still considered statistics kind of like a magnifying glass, something you would hold to the data and you would then see what's inside, and it just helped you extract the truth," Orben, now at the University of Cambridge, says.
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There's nothing inherent to any of these areas of government activity that makes it obvious whether or not these programs should be universal or not; most of what determines that comes down to what a majority of decision-makers hold to be the role of government in society.
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That's led to plenty of unlikely stars turning their hand to a festive effort; think David Bowie, months removed from reportedly living off a famous diet of cocaine, milk and red peppers, putting a period of avant garde experimentation on hold to record "Little Drummer Boy" with Bing Crosby.
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There's often an element of darkness to these scandals, as when Khloé put her divorce from then-husband Lamar Odom on hold to take care of him after he was found unconscious in a Nevada brothel in 2015 or when Kim was robbed at gunpoint in Paris in 2016.
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And I am in awe of the commitment of countless brave men and women who have toiled and sacrificed so that the truths we hold to be self-evident can be felt by all Americans – regardless of race, gender, religion (or lack thereof), and whom they choose to love, and how.
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There's a dedicated Google Assistant button, which Nokia is loading with a few tricks: press it once to trigger the Assistant, twice to bring up Google's Visual Snapshot view, and press and hold to keep the mic open for a conversational, always listening mode like on a full smart speaker.
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On Tuesday, Credit Suisse analysts upgraded Coca-Cola's stock from a "hold" to a "buy" rating, arguing that with CEO Muhtar Kent's push to make the company leaner before stepping down on May 1, the company can focus on global growth and franchising — "what it does best," the note said.
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In fact, you can get away with not using the standard Android Home/Back/Recent buttons if you're willing to learn a couple of new gestures (tap the button to go back, tap and hold to go to home screen, swipe the button left or right to browse through open apps).
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Starting June 18, United will no longer accept several short-nosed breeds and several others in its PetSafe program, and will not allow animals to travel in the cargo hold to or from Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tucson, Arizona, or Palm Springs, California, between May and September due to high temperatures.
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It's not clear what this new information is about, but The Wall Street Journal reported this week that senior federal judge Eric Bruggink of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims ordered that the lawsuit filed by Oracle in December would be put on hold to allow the DOD to investigate further.
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Many types of viruses, including the common cold, can't be spread between household pets and people, as Insider previously reported — they have different cell receptors than humans, which may prevent some human-borne viruses from catching hold to cause an infection (although animals can have their own versions of those diseases).
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"And the reason I think they're on the wrong side of history has nothing to do with politics and everything to do with the fact that Tesla was up huge today and Exxon's stock was down after Goldman Sachs, of all places, downgraded the stock from hold to sell," Cramer said.
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UNITED NATIONS — The American ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki R. Haley, issued a stark warning on Friday to allies and rivals abroad, saying in her first remarks at the headquarters of the world body that the Trump administration would hold to account those who do not back the United States.
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And though Obama said he wouldn't get involved in every fight — including some fights likely to be about Trump and the Republican majorities in Congress ripping out his legacy — he very deliberately refused to say he'd hold to the tradition of presidents avoiding public comment or political attacks on their successors.
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The NDRC may try to force miners to cut prices or set limits on the amount of inventory utilities and trading companies can hold to prevent them from buying extra volumes that could push prices higher or create shortages, according to four mining company executives and one power company executive.
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An article on Wednesday about proposed health care legislation incorrectly stated that a White House official said President Trump had promised Representative Mario Diaz-Balart, Republican of Florida, to hold to his pledge to consider reversing President Barack Obama's policies with Cuba if Mr. Diaz-Balart backed the health care measure.
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A technology consulting firm that was duped out of $1.7 million in an email phishing scam can recover that amount under its commercial-crime insurance policy, even though the company's controller had to override a fraud-prevention hold to effectuate the wire transfer, a divided federal appeals court held on Monday.
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They call themselves Satanists not because they worship the devil — they don't believe in the existence of a being called Satan — but because they hold to a set of tenets that emphasize overturning theocracies and traditional hierarchies (including, and maybe especially, any that privilege Christianity) and emphasize the autonomy of the individual.
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Then there are looming student loans: In the third quarter of 303, 230 million student loans recipients had their federal student loans on forbearance — which puts payments on hold to avoid default, but doesn't stop interest from accumulating during that period (unlike student loan deferment, for which there is a set of requirements).
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Hillary and Bill Clinton may be indulging in a much deserved break from the public eye (taking advantage of all of that newfound free time to accept standing ovations at various Broadway productions and wander the backwoods of upstate New York, graciously putting their hikes on hold to snap a selfie with supporters).
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"The times when it's greatly impacting us is when we have other emergencies happening and we may have a dispatcher on another 911 call that may have to put that call on hold to triage the incoming call," police dispatcher Jamie Hudson told Sacramento CBS Local News, which first reported these incidents.
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It is likely to go spectacularly wrong — wrong in ways that will force far more Republicans to defect from Trump, wrong in ways that will appall the female voters Republicans need to hold to keep their House majority, wrong in ways that could drive Trump's vote share from the 40s to the 30s.
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The speakers will also come with a new remote called the Roku Touch, which is designed to emphasize voice controls without fully giving up the benefits of a regular remote — you can press-and-hold to deliver voice commands, but it still has buttons for playback control and others that you can preset.
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"The Committee is concerned that not only has (Sudan) failed to hold to account perpetrators under domestic law, but it has also refused to cooperate with the International Criminal Court, which has issued arrest warrants against Sudanese nationals and officials on charges of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes," the panel said.
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You could imagine a moment decades in the future, when some eager and brilliant young researcher might hold to the light one of the slides Annese made from Henry's brain, appreciating it for the historic and gorgeous and mysterious object it would always remain, not giving a damn who owned or controlled it.
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I should include a note that says I don't judge anyone else's body, it's just my own that I hold to an impossible standard as a result of persistent childhood messaging from my mother that the world would reject me, and she would be deeply ashamed of me, if I gained weight.
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When people go on a digital cleanse, detoxing from the poison of too much screen time, one of the first things they do is bury themselves in a book — that is, one to have and to hold, to remind the senses of touching "Pat the Bunny" in infancy, a book to chew on.
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But the Democrats would also run enormous risks if they didn't hold to account a president who has clearly abused power and the Constitution, who has not honored the oath of office and who has had a wave of campaign and White House aides plead guilty to or be convicted of crimes.
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In the final set Wawrinka broke Lorenzo and had a chance to serve for the match but the Italian responded with a break of his own and then held for a 6-5 lead only for the Swiss to hold to love in the next game before taking over in the tiebreak.
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Putin outlined a slate of changes that would weaken the presidency after he leavesPutin used a televised speech on Wednesday to suggest changes to Russia&aposs constitution that would limit the maximum number of presidential terms that one person can hold to two — while Putin himself has held four under current constitutional rules.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Wednesday about proposed health care legislation incorrectly stated that a White House official said President Trump had promised Representative Mario Diaz-Balart, Republican of Florida, to hold to his pledge to consider reversing President Barack Obama's policies with Cuba if Mr. Diaz-Balart backed the health care measure.
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If O'Connor can prevail in the area — which is wealthier and better-educated than the median congressional seat — it would set off another blaring alarm for Republicans as they try to defend the red-leaning, suburban and rural districts they need to hold to stop Democrats from taking control of the House.
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The voluminous commentary on what happened at the court last week has for the most part not fully conveyed the blatant nature of the lower court's decision, on which the Supreme Court put a temporary hold to afford the plaintiffs — an abortion clinic and its doctors — the chance to file a formal appeal.
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But in spite of some yellow flags, I wanted him, the same way I suddenly wanted to put my day-to-day obligations and responsibilities on hold; to let it get late; to walk around my neighborhood in the middle of the night and look at how the sunflowers catch the amber street light.
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In the "60 Minutes" interview, Mr. Trump suggested he would not hold to the longstanding post-Watergate tradition of presidents refraining from interfering in F.B.I. criminal matters, hinting that he would quiz the director, James B. Comey, about his handling of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server before deciding whether to dismiss him.
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And it shouldn't be a surprise that they may only decide to come forward years later — because it takes that long to process the trauma, or to muster up the courage to put yourself through the reporting process, or to find the time to put the rest of your life on hold to pursue justice.
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"We committed to allow time for the people downstream to evacuate and prepare, and we will hold to that promise as long as we can," John G. Sigman, general manager of Pearl River Valley Water Supply District, which oversees the reservoir, said in an update posted on the agency's Facebook page on Saturday morning.
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WASHINGTON, May 27 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen has struck a largely cautious tone since engineering the U.S. central bank's rate hike last December, saying she was not convinced inflation had taken firm enough hold to justify a second move and that she was worried a weak global economy put the United States at some risk.
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Whether you're looking for a texturizing dry shampoo with enough hold to weave three pounds of fresh flowers through your braid, or you want to get your hands on the $7 berry lip stain that looks expensive enough to be worn with a $2,900 slip gown — you'll find the chicest, cheapest beauty products of the season, ahead.
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If we were to hold to a budget for the next five years that cut just one percent out of next year's spending, we could balance the budget in five years and eventually begin repaying that $20 trillion national debt that threatens to choke off any chance for a bright future for our children and grandchildren.
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"It's hard to market time an IPO because there is so much that goes in to get an IPO launched that you just have to set the course and hold to it unless there is an absolute collapse in the market," said Benjamin Howe, chief executive officer of AGC Partners, a global boutique investment bank based in Boston.
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A civilian might think crudely of climbing as something like ascending a ladder—all reach and pull—but watching Ashima adjust the attitude of her hips, shoulders, or heels as she tries to move from one improbable hold to another gives the impression that the human body can arrange itself in an infinite number of forms, each of slightly different utility.
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Equipped to dismiss heresies of theology, I was unprepared for heresies of the human variety: Sweet-voiced Qur'anic recitations floating like cigarette smoke through the taxi radio; the fierce self-confidence of a veiled girl who loved her own religion as deeply as she knew the tenets of mine; the beauty of a million people putting their day on hold to wash themselves and pray together.
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The increase to the domestic stability buffer brings the amount of Common Equity Tier 1 (CET0.43) capital - the core measure of a bank's capital, excluding preferred shares and non-controlling interests - banks must hold to at least 10.25% of risk-weighted assets; a base level of 4.5%, a "capital conservation buffer" of 2.5%, and a 1% common equity capital surcharge, in addition to the DSB.
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Readers new to Tao Lin's work (he has previously published three novels, two collections of poetry, one book of short stories, one novella, and a volume of selected tweets) might not be aware that the success of Trip could be considered an example of the kind of comeback story we might get accustomed to if we don't hold to account the men accused of abuse or harassment during the #MeToo movement.
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If the court doesn't give the Trump administration what it wants on the travel ban immediately, though, it might be more likely to postpone its own vacation to resolve the case at the Supreme Court level as quickly as possible — thus avoiding the risk of letting the travel ban remain on hold for months, then ruling in the fall that it really shouldn't have been put on hold to begin with.
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First, the horse race: Hillary Clinton Rallies Large Crowd in Boston Before the Primary Rivals Chase Donald Trump Into Nevada Caucuses Now the issues: Donald Trump Wants to Hold to Middle Ground on Mideast, for Now Left Leaning Economists Question Cost of Bernie Sanders's Plans Of the remaining quarter, some were issues-oriented, some were a blend of horse-race and issues, and some were simply hard to categorize.
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This story may sound familiar: "The brilliant female student who ends up in an asylum" is a well-trod literary genre both in fiction and nonfiction (Sylvia Plath's "The Bell Jar"; Susanna Kaysen's "Girl, Interrupted"; Kay Redfield Jamison's "An Unquiet Mind"; Elizabeth Wurtzel's "Prozac Nation"; Elyn R. Saks's "The Center Cannot Hold," to name just a few), and "The Collected Schizophrenias" is, indisputably, an addition to this lineage.
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Religion, often treated as a "symptom for — or at least of — something else," as Alyssa Rosenberg put it in her Washington Post column on the subject, is considered by The Americans to be at least as legitimate a driving action as the competing ideologies of capitalism and communism the other characters hold to (and far more legitimate than EST, which mostly comes off as silly, even if the characters who try it out aren't).
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Snapchat's Stories page, with the old version on the left and the new version on the right Snapchat's Stories page, with the old version on the left and the new version on the right Also, instead of having to dig your favorite Discover channels out of the whole list, you can now tap-and-hold to subscribe to them so they always appear amongst the Recent Stories from accounts you've added, unless you later unsubscribe.
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