The record is full of these sorts of moments, quiet recognizances of the place he holds in the lives of others, and in the place he holds in the world writ large.
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A similar trend holds in other countries with reliable data.
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Mosul is the last major city ISIS holds in Iraq.
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First, though, is graduation, which Sidwell holds in early June.
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We don't quite know what the future holds in store.
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She took up the position she currently holds in 2013.
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The dead skin has a purpose: It holds in moisture.
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Cruz placed those holds in protest of the Iran deal.
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He holds in trust the fair and impartial administration of justice.
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The sheer power he holds in his hands at this moment?
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"She holds in so much animosity," Kelly said of her mother.
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We'll see if the date holds in the months to come.
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If that holds in Texas, it's a big problem for O'Rourke.
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Salt-rich brine holds in suspension the lithium that automakers covet.
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So as long as that cycle holds in, we'll keep growing.
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He declined to disclose the stake the fund holds in the company.
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Health care is mostly recession-proof, and this point holds in foreign countries.
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"But I don't know what the future holds in life and God's plan."
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But two things appear to be true: Godwin's Law still holds in 2017.
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Do you have any ideas or predictions on what 2016 holds in photography?
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He did not disclose the specific number of shares that he holds in Tesla.
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CBA also said it intended to sell the 35.9% stake it holds in CountPlus.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the office Shinzo Abe holds in Japan.
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All this enables her to find holds in nearly imperceptible chinks in the rock.
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It is not clear how much of an ownership he holds in the firm.
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The firm said it was considering selling preferential shares it holds in a larger rival.
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Still, a top three finish — assuming it holds in the final outcome — is creditable enough.
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She has no easel or canvas, just a paintbrush she holds in her clasped hands.
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Whatever 2018 holds in store for the industrial metals suite, one thing is for sure.
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Capital refers to the amount of assets a bank holds in excess of its liabilities.
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"Doctors take the Hippocratic oath and that holds in the interest of the patient only."
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"Avoid cotton, since that really holds in moisture and will make chafing more likely," she advises.
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But Nakamura's undeniable charisma is partly the result of a that WWE holds in open contempt.
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Buffett has benefited particularly well from the myriad financial holdings he holds in the company's portfolio.
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But the decline in military communities would be especially noteworthy if it holds in future polls.
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The same story basically holds in Virginia, where the Fox poll also showed her doing well.
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Apple typically holds in an event in early to mid-September to announce its new iPhones.
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There are many reasons to worry about what a Trump Administration holds in store for women.
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Still dizzy, I amble through the door to see what the final room holds in store.
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His song "Red Solo Cup" is about the perennial party favorite he holds in his right hand.
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In general, Waltermann is excited for what the future holds in this rapidly developing realm of technology.
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But there are good reasons to be skeptical that the pattern holds in the Trump White House.
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It's just wild to me how much controversy just a simple, unclothed body still holds in 2019.
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It shows the power Silicon Valley holds in shaping the way we handle our future well-being.
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Had he read that, he would know the status a Gold Star mother holds in this nation.
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The regal standing he holds in Los Angeles will be evident throughout Monday's 21-minute halftime festivities.
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But it's not clear that logic holds in a case like AT&T's merger with Time Warner.
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Correction: This story has been updated to correct the amount of territory that ISIS holds in Syria.
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The role that she holds in society in the U.K. and globally is a beacon of hope.
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As long as that holds in there, it's a reason to hold in May, not sell in May.
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It's never been revealed what stake Rihanna holds in the brand, but it's likely that LVMH owns more.
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He can even hobnob with the guy who holds in his hands the power to vaporize the planet.
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He's willing to risk his life for Carmen and vows to free everyone his father holds in bondage.
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Easy access to the sun too and when zipped shut, it holds in heat and moisture really well.
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Key components ride in a silver box made of metalized styrofoam that reflects sunshine and holds in warmth.
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It's the death of possibility and of hope, the death of the faith one person holds in another.
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Russia has refused restructuring terms offered by Kiev on a $3 billion Eurobond it holds in its entirety.
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To judge by Katie Roiphe's previous work, ambivalence and vulnerability aren't qualities that she holds in high esteem.
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The sale also includes all shares it holds in Grand Foods Meat Plant, it said in a statement.
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The bird holds, in its beak, a single sphere—perhaps it's a cherry tomato, or a tiny beet.
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For the Iraqi army and government, the prize is clearing ISIS from the last city it holds in Iraq.
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"The trade tensions, I think, really concern businesses ... in terms of what the future holds in store," Yellen added.
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Meantime, Lampert is financing $1.8 billion of his bid by rolling over debt he already holds in the company.
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The Mexican flag held tentatively in her left hand is mocked by the cigarette she holds in her right.
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Even if the ceasefire holds in the short-term, there is still potential for the fighting to flare again.
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"I'm sorry I told you," Beador says to a crying and hyperventilating Judge, whom she holds in her arms.
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Sareb has a mandate to sell the assets it holds in the 15 years from when it was established.
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For all of these reasons, it's time to relegate cheap to the same meaning it holds in other industries.
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United has long been criticized for underutilizing slots that it holds in order to preserve its market-leading position.
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Picture the one Lady Justice holds in her hand: It has two pans that balance at a central point.
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In exchange, Putin said, Russia would get the opportunity to interrogate certain American officials whom it holds in suspicion.
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Thucydides still holds in this worldview — Stephen K. Bannon and other early advisers are said to be great fans.
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China doesn't disclose the amount it holds in its strategic petroleum reserve (SPR) and estimates among analysts vary widely.
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Rob Portman (R-OH), a crucial vote on health care, holds in the Capitol for out-of-state visitors.
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A second U.S. official said there were also current holds in place on training sales for the Saudi government.
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On IRISIRI, even the more abstract moments carry incredible weight due to the place her voice holds in the mix.
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In a comment first noticed by Buzzfeed, one follower called out the glass that Lovato holds in her right hand.
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It is a history that holds in its heart the stories of Native Americans: the Choctaw, Houma Nation, the Chitimacha.
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Hajin is the last big town that the Islamic State holds in its remaining enclave east of the Euphrates River.
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In other words, the values he holds around public service outrank the values he holds in conflict with the president.
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And the Museum of the Macedonian Struggle in Thessaloniki holds in its curated halls the troubled history of the region.
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But he's likely to lose seats he now holds in Western Canada to the Conservative Party, which opposes the tax.
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At the Penn Relays, the starting mark was 1.59 — already higher than the high school record she holds in Namibia.
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It is a history that holds in its heart the stories of Native Americans — the Choctaw, Houma Nation, the Chitimacha.
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A mat of spines and hairs holds in moisture and slows the movement of evaporative air across the cactus surface.
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In a sweet coincidence, the roses on the paper echo the flower the poet-to-be holds in her portrait.
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The democratic center still holds in Germany and France, but far-right nationalists have emerged as the main opposition parties.
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Beyond the territory ISIS holds in Iraq and Syria, Brennan says the group's growing presence in Libya presents another significant challenge.
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P, which makes money as long as the volatility drops or holds in place, is up about 100 percent this year.
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Every town hall Khanna holds in Kentucky or West Virginia is a town hall he's not holding in Fremont or Milpitas.
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Most large corporations fare well under the legislation, and are largely waiting to see what the Senate draft holds in store.
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It's only slightly more money than the $713 million in loans Trump reported that he holds in his public financial disclosures.
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Equinor will sell about 54.5 million shares it holds in Lundin at a price of 266.4 crowns ($28.22) per Lundin share.
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"The increasing complexity of emotional relationships and player involvement in developing those relationships" is what the future holds, in his opinion.
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As hurtful as that comment was, the opportunity to dig deeper, to understand what someone holds in their prejudices, was invaluable.
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If elections were held today, Netanyahu's Likud party would probably improve the number of seats it currently holds in Israel's Knesset.
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And interestingly, the only ADR that Berkshire currently holds in its stock portfolio is an overseas drug stock, France-based Sanofi.
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If cosmic censorship holds in one of the two arenas, some experts say you might expect it to hold up in both.
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The shell is like this present: It holds in its very being both the girl I was and the woman I became.
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Experts believe Duterte may succeed in changing the charter because of his public popularity and the super-majority he holds in Congress.
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The expulsion of ISIS from the town of Qayyarah by Iraqi security forces further fragments the territory it holds in the area.
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But as the circle closes in around them, the show sacrifices the power she holds in their relationship to move the plot.
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He did not detail the volumes Mexico holds in stockpiles or how many days of demand could be covered with emergency supplies.
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Many of our dresses have shapewear mesh in the lining, which benefits a plus-size bride because it holds in their curves.
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Despite the wide lead Clinton currently holds in the polls, it would be foolish to suggest that this race isn't still competitive.
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HOMEBUILDER CONFIDENCE HOLDS IN APRIL: Homebuilder confidence held steady in April as the single-family housing market recovers at a gradual pace.
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She would still have the advantage — that 48 percent she currently holds in the polls doesn't leave Mr. Trump very much room.
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But, for someone that the industry holds in such a high regard, Cunningham has chosen to keep his personal life very private.
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He holds in especial contempt the Vietnam-era press room of the Pentagon for what he regarded as its collective lazy gullibility.
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But by late July, Mr. DeSantis was way ahead in the polls, illustrating the clout Mr. Trump now holds in the party.
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She holds in each hand a two-inch needle, threaded with linen fiber that she has dragged through beeswax to render waterproof.
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Even as the territory it holds in Iraq and Syria has dwindled to zero, the group's franchises abroad are growing, experts say.
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BTG Pactual Holding SA will also sell roughly 2 billion reais in shares it holds in the bank to increase its free float.
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They created a website, set up social media pages – but raised just $2,143, which he holds in an account while continuing to fundraise.
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Considering the nearly ubiquitous place that Starbucks holds in America, experts agreed that such a training could have a wide-reaching social effects.
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Last month, however, Malcolm Turnbull's conservative government said that it may restrict exports on another commodity that Australia holds in abundance underground: gas.
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Some of the biggest losers have been companies that David Kostin, the chief US equity strategist for Goldman Sachs, holds in high regard.
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The ruling only applies to the 9.9% stake Vivendi directly holds in Mediaset, the sources said, not enough to block Mediaset's reorganisation blueprint.
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With stock prices plunging and jobless claims soaring, it's natural for students to wonder what the future holds in a post-pandemic world.
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Paltrow's character infects the Tokyo man who died on day two after blowing on dice he holds in his hands at a casino.
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But as the impeachment trial looms, Trump's approval rating overall holds in exactly the same place as December: 43% approve, while 193% disapprove.
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"If everything holds in terms of what OPEC has said I think we will hold north of $50 a barrel," Gilvary told Reuters.
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An industry source told Reuters on Sunday that Riyadh plans to compensate the lost production with exports from oil it holds in storage.
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An industry source told Reuters on Sunday that Riyadh plans to compensate the lost production with exports from oil it holds in storage.
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By looking at pictures of it online, it is impossible to comprehend the sheer size and the presence it holds in a room.
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The pattern holds in the quarterfinals, where five clubs account for more than half of the 40 slots over the past five years.
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On its website, tether claims that its tokens are fully backed by fiat currency assets that the company holds in its reserve account.
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The gas group is close to acquiring the 210% stake regional utility Iren holds in the OLT liquefied natural gas terminal, MF said.
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We don't learn very much about the people being rhapsodized, but a good deal about the values our culture holds in high estimation.
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If 2012's turnout of 81% of Nevada's active registered voters holds in 2016, there could be around 400,000 more votes to be cast.
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It no longer holds in the United Kingdom, where at least one parent must be a citizen for a child to enjoy the right.
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The pensions industry holds in Europe assets for a value of about 3 trillion euros ($3.17 trillion) on behalf of around 75 million people.
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"This is the last major urban area that ISIS holds [in Iraq]," Douglas Ollivant, the former US National Security Council director for Iraq, says.
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If the red wall holds in November, Mr. Domen, Mr. Dallas and their allies will take a lot of credit, and they'll deserve it.
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Only hours later, a Palestinian faction said Israeli drones had struck a military position it holds in Lebanon's Bekaa valley before dawn on Monday.
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This week, I spoke with Isla Tanaka who is Edmonton's "winter city planner," a post she believes no one else holds in the country.
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This imbroglio may well cost Mr. Trudeau some of the few seats he holds in Western Canada, to the benefit of his Conservative opponents.
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"Growth will be double digits for years just by virtue of how small of a place that [hemp] holds in the marketplace," Clark said.
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Ticket sales for the romantic comedy dropped only 6 percent from its debut weekend, marking one of the best holds in recent history. (Reuters)
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"Qozhaya holds in its heart 1,600 years of history and it doesn't belong to anyone, church or faith, ... it belongs to the homeland," he said.
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Moreover, the audience harbors a knowledge they don't about what the broader future holds in the Soviet Union, making their decisions all the more perilous.
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But if the divorce between Trump and the alt-right holds in the 2020 election, then we will get a better picture of its influence.
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An earlier era of political thought dismissed these workers politically, and that thinking still holds in many quarters: In the Supreme Court's 2014 Harris v.
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The mantle she holds in one hand has blown off her stout, fleshy body, though somehow the wind has no effect on her long hair.
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The GOP majority in the House would be history if Republicans lost the more than two dozen seats it holds in the states under attack.
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In a statement JPMorgan Russian Securities said only one of the companies it holds in its portfolio, United Company Rusal, is subject to the sanctions.
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There's good evidence that this same association holds in adolescents, a group with a generally high risk of depression, and with concerningly high suicide rates.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil is considering selling all of the stakes it holds in oil and gas fields off the Norwegian coast, a spokeswoman said.
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It buys investors' orders from retail brokerage firms that don't have their own trading operations and executes the transactions against stocks it holds in inventory.
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The memorial boasts that it holds, in the three wings of its Indian Museum of North America®, a collection of eleven thousand Native artifacts.
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If you've read your puzzle intro, you know that this entry holds in the center of its huffy cocoon the secret to the rebus. FIN.
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Money she holds in accounts in Canada or in the U.K. may be subject to the "report of foreign bank and financial accounts," or FBAR.
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"Trump wanted his Roy Cohn," a person close to Barr said, referring to the disgraced former mob lawyer who Trump still holds in high regard.
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Samsung's penchant for cranking up vibrancy holds in good stead outdoors with landscape shots, and it does get good detail and sharpness in those situations.
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In September, Brazil's Finance Ministry asked an audit court to study how the government could exit the golden shares it holds in former state monopolies.
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That would be like being able to see what cards China holds in a nuclear poker game, and that could weaken China's deterrent, they say.
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It's not unusual for incoming CEOs and CFOs to have this kind of experience, but it does make you wonder what DigitalOcean's future holds in store.
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Her blood-soaked sword cuts the bonds of ignorance and ego, which are represented by the severed head she holds in one of her many hands.
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One aim was to stop the Kurdish YPG militia from crossing the Euphrates westwards and linking up three mainly Kurdish cantons it holds in northern Syria.
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China's rapid construction and build-up of the seven features it holds in the disputed Spratly group further south has alarmed Vietnam and other regional governments.
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The shriveled shoots he holds in his hands won't produce anything, just like "66 percent of our crops," concludes the young, saddened winemaker with mathematical precision.
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I think it was the press finally reporting something they knew long before that propelled #MeToo to the place it now holds in the public arena.
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But they also noted U.S. long-term Treasury yields fell in May, which may lift the value of those bonds that China holds in its reserves.
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Even so, he said, the larger number of Republican gerrymanders accounts for roughly half of the 24-seat advantage the party now holds in the House.
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Indeed, it is testimony to her fortitude, too; having been rejected for the job she currently holds in an acting capacity, she might well have resigned.
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Parallel to these alarming trends, IRGC intelligence currently holds in custody a number of American citizens specifically detained in Tehran prisons, normally held under vague charges.
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J. Cole's "4 Your Eyez Only" (Dreamville/Roc Nation/Interscope) holds in fourth place, and the "Hamilton" cast recording (Atlantic) rose two spots to No. 5.
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But the currency barely moved as the vote came in, as it was widely expected due to the increased power that Johnson now holds in Parliament.
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DWS ESG funds already exclude many mining companies, including Vale, and the asset manager will review positions it holds in Vale on behalf of institutional investors.
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Cornyn and Schumer each dismissed as "hallow" threats from Saudi Arabia that it would sell off assets it holds in the U.S. if the law was changed.
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But he did make one important point, albeit obliquely, about the connection between China's suppression of democratic protest and the place it holds in the global economy.
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Volkswagen's (VW) ruling Porsche and Piech families have agreed to buy a large part of the 14.7 percent stake Piech holds in Porsche Automobil Holding SE (PSHG_p.
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Lampert's bid also proposes forgiving $1.3 billion of debt he holds in exchange for ownership of the reconstituted Sears, a bankruptcy maneuver known as a credit bid.
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France will begin selling stakes it holds in companies over the coming months to finance projects geared towards innovation, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Wednesday.
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More than any past president, Democratic or Republican, Trump is seemingly terrified by the idea of being publicly disrespected -- especially by those he holds in low regard.
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"If this result holds in every single congressional district, Trump will walk away with nearly all of New York State's delegates," said Monmouth University pollster Patrick Murray.
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Phil Bredesen (D) holds in reserve, $220006 million to $2202 million — though Bredesen has spent freely of his fortune to fund an early onslaught of television ads.
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It'll take more research to figure out if the pattern holds in other regions—with even more sensitive instruments, maybe on higher-altitude aircraft or even satellites.
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Lampert has also proposed forgiving $1.3 billion of debt he holds in exchange for ownership of a restructured Sears, a bankruptcy maneuver known as a credit bid.
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First, we see Tench in a conventional medium close-up that holds in shallow focus, so Kevin, sitting behind him, is blurry and unseeable but obviously present.
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This summer, before LaMarcus Aldridge left but almost certainly after Neil knew LaMarcus was going to leave, he consulted a suit he holds in particularly high regard.
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By Declan Walsh As conflict rages elsewhere in Libya, a precarious order holds in the capital, as heavily armed militias and politicians, nominally allied, vie for control.
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Richard said that in any event any potential change to the 23 percent controlling stake the state holds in Orange was likely to be gradual and manageable.
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It also holds in its prisons 8,000 men accused of being fighters, including 1,000 foreigners, raising fears that prison breaks could help the Islamic State reconstitute itself.
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The United States has demanded North Korea release three other US citizens it holds in detention: missionary Kim Dong Chul and academics Tony Kim and Kim Hak Song.
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Apollo Global (APO) is buying the 80.1 percent stake that Philips (PHG) holds in Lumileds, the company's LED components and car lighting business, for $1.5 billion in cash.
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Due to the central place that the grand slam-leaderboard holds in the tennis world, he still faces a mighty challenge to be seen as more than that.
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The big picture: It's worth a closer look at what the future holds in California and across the West, where a changing climate is leading to larger fires.
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The stake is worth $2.3 billion, based on Wednesday's closing price and is part of a wider 6.6% stake known as treasury shares that Gazprom holds in itself.
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The Chinese power group had already delivered a "tentative" bid for the 15% stake Brazilian power utility Companhia Energetica de Minas Gerais holds in Santo Antonio in October.
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The ruling Conservative party, led by Prime Minister Theresa May, is looking to increase the 17-seat parliamentary majority that it currently holds in the House of Commons.
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Vijay Mallya, the founder of Kingfisher airlines and one of India's most prominent businessmen, stood down from the seat he holds in Parliament amid questions about outstanding debts.
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During a call with analysts earlier in November, Chevron Corp's upstream head James Johnson said the firm would focus on the exploration assets the firm holds in Brazil.
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Rubio has escalated his attack against Trump today, while Christie coupled his support for Trump with an attack-dog barrage against Rubio, whom Christie obviously holds in contempt.
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In the photo, which appears on the front page of the Craig F. Starr Gallery website, Wilmarth holds in front of him a a large pane of glass.
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If the past relationship between special election results and the midterm results holds in 21978, Democrats are in a strong position to take back the House in 218.
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His meaningless pledges to revive the "rusted-out factories scattered like tombstones" that he mourned at his inauguration ignore the promise American manufacturing holds in the real world.
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Sam Smith's "The Thrill of It All" is No. 3, and Garth Brooks's new boxed set "The Anthology Part I: The First Five Years" holds in fourth place.
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The other two GOP holds in Missouri also had large swings, with Democrats outperforming Hillary Clinton by 18 points in one race and by 25 points in another.
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Now, allow me to introduce you to a starry-eyed hopeful, who holds as special a place in my heart as the lottery holds in theirs: the Dreamer.
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Kinnevik cut its valuation of the shares it holds in GFG by 1.5 billion crowns ($13 million) to 2.5 billion crowns in the first quarter from the previous quarter.
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Apollo Global — The investment firm is buying the 80.1 percent stake that Philips holds in Lumileds, the company's LED components and car lighting business, for $1.5 billion in cash.
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AS) on Thursday said it would sell part of the remaining stake it holds in U.S. life insurance unit to France-based property and life reinsurer Scor SE (SCOR.PA).
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ESL also plans to forgive some Sears debt it holds in exchange for acquiring assets to finance its offer, a bankruptcy maneuver known as credit bidding, these sources said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Thursday that France would start selling down stakes it holds in companies from September to finance projects geared towards innovation.
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The agreement also includes several windows of opportunity to sell the remaining 20% stake it holds in the Chinese subsidiary, further indicating its intention to leave the market entirely.
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But what's exceedingly important about this question being raised—and Zuckerberg's answer, if there is one—is how Facebook now treats the powerful place it holds in the world.
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PARIS, Sept 25 (Reuters) - France's cooperative lender BPCE said on Tuesday it had opened exclusive talks with Moroccan bank BCP to sell the stakes it holds in African banks.
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Previ may sell a small portion of the stake it holds in iron ore miner Vale SA, as part of its efforts to raise cash to pay for benefits.
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Fico still leads the party, giving him a behind-the-scenes position of informal power similar to that which Law and Justice Party chief Jaroslaw Kaczynski holds in Poland.
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Democrats would be lucky to hold a majority of governorships if the trend seen in previous years with race ratings at this point to Election Day holds in 2018.
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For a few moments, he left behind his measured croon to shout over the music's electronic surge, admitting to the enthusiasm that New Order so carefully holds in check.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will begin selling stakes it holds in companies over the coming months to finance projects geared toward innovation, Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Wednesday.
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Manatees, which are listed as threatened, feed on sea grass, which holds in the toxins, exposing them to red tide sickness even months after the bloom subsides, she said.
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Bret Stephens Apple's announcement on Wednesday that it will repatriate most of the estimated $21982 billion that it holds in offshore earnings is great news for the United States.
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When we first see him, newly returned to his Brooklyn home from an aborted road trip, he bends to put down the sample case he holds in each hand.
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Prior research has found a similar link between valuing happiness and depression in the United States, but this latest study suggests the association holds in the U.K. as well.
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Visit a reservation or museum The US holds in trust 56.2 million acres of land for various Indian tribes and individuals, according to the US Department of Indian Affairs.
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AMSTERDAM, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Philips, the Dutch medical equipment company, said on Thursday it plans to sell the remaining 10.7% stake it holds in Signify, its former lighting division.
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But the stakes are high for this new entry of the web-slinging hero, thanks in part, to the special place Spider-Man holds in the hearts of fans.
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And it seems the theory still holds: In all the time I could feel the treatment's effects, I didn't crave the cold embrace of a freshly poured pint even once.
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Pair one with a brassiere made of your enemies' scalps and you're beginning to get a sense for the wide-open fashion spaces this vacation holds in store for you.
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Zionist Union was lagging behind Likud and centrist parties, with polls predicting it would capture only eight to nine seats compared with the 24 it holds in the outgoing parliament.
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The report said the hedge fund was interested in the idea of Mediobanca spinning off the stake of more than 13 percent it holds in top Italian insurer Generali (GASI.MI).
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It's only when we take a look at the mounting scientific evidence to the measurable benefits it offers, that we can appreciate the huge potential it holds in the workplace.
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In one panel, a young woman (ostensibly affluent based on her furnishings) sits in quiet contemplation of a piece of paper (perhaps a letter?) she holds in her right hand.
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The digital feature will focus on all the biggest astrological moments of the month as a whole, rather than looking at what it holds in store for each individual sign.
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While OKCupid expects to see a continued rise in open-mindedness and all things Netflix, no one knows for sure what 2016 holds in store for OKCupid's intrepid online daters.
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U.S. investment firm Tiger Global Management said on Wednesday it has increased the number of shares it holds in Fiat Chrysler by 8.9% in the first quarter to 88.3 millions.
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"We are considering unveiling how much shares (the GPIF) holds in what companies," Mizuno told a panel meeting of experts on corporate governance at the Financial Service Agency on Thursday.
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The senators cited Russian state-owned oil company Rosneft's reported plan to buy a Venezuelan oil field with the shares it holds in Citgo, a Venezuelan state-owned oil company.
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Across the shares the firm holds in WeWork's Series A, E, and F funding rounds, the devaluation resulted in a drop of more than $120 million from the fund's assets.
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Incidentally, the very same explanation holds in regard to the much-remarked fact that conservative Christian evangelical voters are sticking with Donald Trump in this election (with a few exceptions).
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The Crunchwrap Dress would have everything thats good about wrap dresses and the Crunchwrap Supreme: A soft exterior coupled with a supportive structure that holds in belly fat and cheese.
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Also in Ars Nova's favor is the odd-duck timing of its annual gala benefit, which it holds in the fall, an evening that tends more toward sexy than staid.
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While U.S.-led coalition forces are present in other areas the SDF holds in Syria along the border with Turkey east of Afrin, they are not present in Afrin itself.
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Putin, still acting like a KGB officer, wanted to pull off the greatest covert action in history, the election of the president of a rival nation he holds in contempt.
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The administration holds in reserve a list of Chinese banks and other firms the Treasury Department has been preparing to sanction for their alleged ties to North Korea's military programs.
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Big Oil would have to spend $21973 billion on wind and solar by 2200 to match the 22022% market share it holds in global oil and gas, Wood Mackenzie estimates.
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It remains to be seen if the post-election bump in optimism holds in the months to come, but Dunkelberg is predicting "more or less" that the numbers will remain high.
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Islamic State has been losing ground to government forces further east, close to its stronghold of Deir al-Zor province and al-Sukhna, the last town it holds in Homs province.
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If that holds in the final count, the president, who is seeking a fourth term amid growing frustration by Bolivians, will have the 10-point margin needed to avoid a runoff.
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The French bank is to sell the 230% stake it holds in its regional lenders back to them, reduce its retail-banking business and focus on asset management and investment banking.
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The authors write: In other words, the uber wealthy in Russia have as much or more assets stashed overseas than the rest of the population combined holds in the country itself.
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The lender said it would sell stakes it holds in two funds managed by F210i SGR to Ardian, in a deal expected to generate a gross profit of 210 million euros.
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Via appointments, Duterte could, potentially, build a grassroots power base, adding to the majority support he holds in the lower house and Senate, and his fervently loyal following on social media.
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In the isolated enclave it holds in Yarmouk camp south of Damascus, it has also shown renewed aggression, taking over the headquarters of a neighboring rebel group this month by force.
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Some Mexicans say their leaders must be careful not to antagonize the new president of the United States with their own incendiary comments, given the economic importance America holds in Mexico.
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"No law enforcement agency in the United States is bringing more medical capability to ensure the health and safety of those it encounters or holds in custody than CBP," he wrote.
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As conflict rages elsewhere in the country — in the ravaged eastern city of Benghazi, or Surt, where the Islamic State exerts its brutal grip — a precarious order holds in the capital.
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It assumes that her skin, like mine, feels like the translucent noodle paper of a Thai wrap that holds in the lettuce and the shrimp, the peanut sauce and the pain.
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For many years, policymakers, economists and bankers have asked what might happen to the American economy should China suddenly dump much of the $1.3 trillion it holds in United States debt.
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Delfin Lorenzana said a contractor was building a beach ramp on Thitu Island, locally known as Pag-asa (hope), the largest of nine features the Philippines holds in the Spratly islands.
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This ability to be resourceful is a trait that Jeff still holds in high regard and one that his wife of 25 years works hard to instill in their four children.
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An article on Wednesday about President Trump's endorsement of Senator Luther Strange in the special Senate election in Alabama misidentified the position that Mitch McConnell of Kentucky holds in the Senate.
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Now, a bank can use the assets held by its parent company, rather than just the assets that it holds in China, to demonstrate it meets China's financial requirements, Lighthizer said.
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The trend holds in information age centers such as San Jose (where the average white lives in a neighborhood that is 45% white); San Francisco (55%); Austin (353%) and Seattle (70%).
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In 2010, Mr. Azhar was blacklisted by the United States Treasury Department, which prohibits American citizens from conducting transactions with him and has frozen any assets he holds in the country.
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" ICA director Elsa Longhauser put it succinctly when she told Artforum: "[James] champions the values that ICA LA holds in highest regard — critique of the familiar and empathy with the different.
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Of course, it is not only the United States where this pattern holds: In Europe, immigration, the arrival of new groups segregated into enclaves, has become the centerpiece of many political campaigns.
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Much of the suffering was attributed to ISIS, the brutal Islamist terror group which has declared an Islamic caliphate across the vast stretches of territory it holds in Iraq and neighboring Syria.
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OSLO, June 22 (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil is considering selling all of the stakes it holds in oil and gas fields off the Norwegian coast, a company spokesman told business daily Dagens Naeringsliv.
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Although Olivia and sister Isabella Rose (who also allegedly got into USC on a bribe) don't know what their future holds in terms of education, they have yet to return to school.
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Online newspaper El Confidencial said on Wednesday Rhone Capital was in negotiations to submit an offer of around 1.4 billion euros ($1.7 billion) for the 75 percent stake Prisa holds in Santillana.
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The poems that Bidart wrote for his lost ones are a testament to the conversations he holds in his head, written with force from the confines of a limitless gay body. ♦
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The Taiwan Defence Ministry has requested Google blur satellite images that appear to show military installations on Itu Aba, a small island it holds in the South China Sea, Reuters has reported.
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We'll likely see a trend toward cheaper, standalone headsets à la the Oculus Go, but most companies are currently a lot more interested in what augmented reality holds in the short-term.
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One title Sucre holds in both name and reality, however, is the chocolate capital of the country, and the heart of its reputation is centered at one corner of the main plaza.
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The distribution to FCA's shareholders of the shares the group holds in RCS Mediagroup will be on the agenda of FCA's shareholder meeting on April 15, Corriere della Sera said on Saturday.
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Vanacore, who joined Highbridge at its founding in 1992, was named the chief investment officer for Highbridge Capital Management in 2012, a position he holds in addition to being a portfolio manager.
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All three declared Democratic gubernatorial candidates, Setti Warren, Jay Gonzalez, and Bob Massie, when weighed against Baker, pull in support in the mid- to low-20s while Baker holds in the 21s.
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NATIONAL An article on Wednesday about President Trump's endorsement of Senator Luther Strange in the special Senate election in Alabama misidentified the position that Mitch McConnell of Kentucky holds in the Senate.
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ET. (1800 GMT) The Federal Open Market Committee, the Fed's policy-setting arm, issues a written statement at the end of each of the eight scheduled meetings it holds in Washington every year.
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Vodafone has also agreed to jointly exercise the voting rights it holds in excess of ABG until the pair find a way to equalise them at some point over the next 10 years.
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They agreed to increase the number of mobile homes that would be placed at a new site in Amona, on what Israel describes as land it holds in custodianship for absentee Palestinian owners.
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This deters exploitation and abuse through the penalties that it holds in reserve, but at the same time gives some discretion to prosecutors and judges to temper justice with mercy in difficult cases.
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It's also considered doing the same with the sizable stakes it holds in some of Uber's strongest competition, like China's Didi, or India's Ola, though it's unclear if SoftBank ever transferred these holdings.
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Inflation expectations in the survey also fell, to 2.4 percent, which would be an all-time low for the survey if it holds in the final October number, according to Goldman Sachs economists.
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Among those reasons is that Aurelius bought debt it holds in Oi for a fraction of its face value, and is seeking to gain unusual profits from the current dispute, Societe Mondiale said.
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Spain has until 13 to offload the 61% stake it holds in Bankia after pumping 22.4 billion euros ($25 billion) into a rescue package in 2012 at the height of the financial crisis.
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ISIS now faces the loss of the last scraps of territory it holds in Iraq and Syria, to a US-backed force in Raqqa, and to the Syrian army near the Iraqi border.
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Salameh said the $3.4 billion included the central bank reimbursing the government with interest paid to the central bank on Lebanese pound debt it holds, in addition to the tax on bank profits.
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The price of oil could also be a factor, as traders watch to see whether it holds in the $45 per barrel level or falls closer to $40, considered a negative for stocks.
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That's saying nothing of the potential violation arising from the lease that the Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd holds in Trump Tower, which could result in a violation if it is renewed.
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So it's striking that in our time, Pope Francis has emerged as a counterweight to authoritarian rule, a pope who has set the office he holds in symbolic opposition to would-be autocrats.
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The communication from executives also shows the power and responsibility Google believes it holds in the global economy in a pandemic situation and the efforts it's taking to mobilize its large-scaled operations.
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The yuan has lost more than 3 percent of its value against the US dollar this year, and China has attempted to bolster it by burning through assets it holds in other foreign currencies.
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Global supervisors are still cooking up new rules, known as "Basel 4" (see article), but are unlikely to demand a big rise in the safety buffer the industry holds in the form of capital.
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The state has until 2021 to offload the 61% stake it holds in Bankia after pumping 22.4 billion euros ($25 billion) into a rescue package in 2012 at the height of the financial crisis.
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But that's far from the only lesson it holds—in fact, transit specialists are taking notice of the game and how it conveys the challenges, strategies, and frustrations of building a public transportation system.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian oil producer Rosneft estimates the book value of stakes it holds in three oil projects in Venezuela at 138 billion rubles ($2.11 billion), a financial report it published on Tuesday showed.
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We performed the PLUR handshake we'd learned, and I promised myself that I'd use the beads as a reminder to try out the nonjudgmental attitude the Beyond Wonderland crowd holds in such high esteem.
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TOKYO, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Oil giant Saudi Aramco will on Wednesday add 1.9 million barrels (300,000 kilolitres) of crude to storage that it holds in Japan, a Japanese trade ministry official said on Monday.
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It asserts the political power she holds in office as speaker — particularly notable given that just yesterday, Trump accused her and House Democrats in a rambling letter of 'declaring open war on American Democracy.
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If this pattern holds in the upcoming straw polls planned for August and September, there is a high likelihood that a woman will not be chosen in the final vote tentatively scheduled for October.
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During this idyll, play turns into a rehearsal for a possible future that's telegraphed by a baby whom BV holds in one scene and by a tiny, elderly woman trembling alone in another scene.
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Last week, an American-backed militia in Syria captured the main road connecting Raqqa to territory the group holds in Deir al-Zour Province, severing the last supply and escape route for its fighters.
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The hedge fund said in the correspondence with Energy Future that it intended to convert some of the debt it holds in the utility operator into equity and then team up with financing partners.
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The strike, which began last Thursday, is a fresh demonstration of the enduring power organized labor still holds in West Virginia, even as it has waned significantly since its height in the mid-20th century.
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"I will ensure that this microphone that the president of the United States holds in her hand is used in a way that is about reflecting the values of our country," Harris said to cheers.
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Among those are so-called holds, in which large blocks of tickets are withheld for performers or sponsors; and special presales, in which tickets are offered to credit card holders or members of fan clubs.
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Though, with the stigma that natural hair still holds in certain arenas — of being unkempt and unprofessional — I can imagine she might not have wanted to give the press one more thing to comment on.
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Roughly half of Amazon's transactions now go through third-party sellers, and those sales result in higher margins because the company has very low costs compared with items that it buys and holds in inventory.
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"The fight is continuing and we hope that it will be over in a few months and that will be the last of ISIS' terrain that it holds in a quasi-conventional way," he said.
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There is a good chance that right at this very moment, Kim Jong-un— you know, the leader of North Korea — holds in his powerful hands President Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal. Yep.
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Gartman acknowledged that the shortfall could be the result of the Federal Reserve adjusting the securities it holds in its portfolio, but he said that doesn't change the fact that the money supply is falling.
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In addition, RWE will get a 16.67 percent stake in E.ON, minority stakes held by E.ON in two nuclear plants, Innogy's gas storage business and a stake Innogy holds in Austrian energy supplier Kelag [KELAG.UL].
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That bias is consistent enough (it holds in 2000 as well) that I would assume the exit polls are picking up on something real that our model simply can't pick up with the available data.
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It is a plan designed to remind voters that Biden once worked for a guy that nearly every Democratic voter holds in high esteem—which is still what likely supports the former veep's frontrunner status.
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At the end of the day, Liu believes, what's most important about the book is not who the author was, or the politics of the text itself, but the place it holds in Chinese society.
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But the fumie is an image of the Christ he is meant to imitate, and it is covered in mud, stepped upon by feet, nothing compared to the glorious image he holds in his mind.
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But today we are going to explore a couple of holds in professional wrestling which come from the legit grappling roots of the business and which can readily be seen still at work in modern grappling.
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But whether the theory still holds in an age where so much personal information is digitally stored by third parties, or whether a new theory is needed, is now the question in front of the court.
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The revelations come at a time when ICE has expanded its priorities of who it targets for arrests to include nearly every undocumented immigrant, sending the number of immigrants it holds in detention to record levels.
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Europe is aware of the potential Southeast Asia's largest economy offers in terms of increased foreign direct investment and trade but counterterrorism could overshadow discussions Widodo holds in Germany, England, Belgium, and the Netherlands, Chapman said.
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The answer is really not to view these things as "cheating" or "dirty secrets," but to have conversations about their values and beliefs about sex, including sexual privacy that an individual holds in their own mind.
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Though Mr. Sanders made plans to lay off much of his campaign staff, he appeared reluctant to let go completely after months of political warfare against a Clinton machine that he holds in thinly veiled contempt.
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This holds in lessons about specific challenges, like how to compel your company to stop exploiting workers, just as it does for more general concerns, such as climate change or automation's effect on blue-collar employment.
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Trump's criticism arrives as the Vermont Independent leads Democratic presidential contenders in a new Emerson poll, which has him at 29 percent in the lead compared to the 24 percent Biden now holds in second place.
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Described on the website as "Kim's sculpting solution to high-slit skirts," the item description promises that the "soft and seamless micro short holds in your core, smooths your thigh, and lifts and shapes your butt."
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On Friday morning, Trump tweeted that Republican lawmakers should stop "wasting their time" on immigration until after the midterms, when he hopes the party can strengthen the majorities it already holds in both chambers of Congress.
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The BrainPort consists of two parts: the band on his brow supports a tiny video camera; connected to this by a cable is a postage-stamp-size white plastic lollipop, which he holds in his mouth.
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An organizer of last year's white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., which led to one woman's death, agreed Wednesday that he would actively discourage people attending any rallies he holds in the city from acting violently.
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The men handing over their stacks of cash are awestruck, and so is Destiny, who sees in Ramona something to aspire to, someone whose dominance of the stage reflects the authority she holds in her life.
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The supportive waistband stretches well and holds in your stomach, but if you don't want to feel too constricted and you want a more relaxed feel, you'd feel a little more comfortable in a size up.
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Surgery was scheduled, but Ramsey pleaded with doctors to let him out so he could attend an annual awards dinner he holds in conjunction with a teenage scholarship fund-raiser he has presided over for years.
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But the underlying principle from Piggie Park holds in the case at hand: Freedom of speech and freedom of religion do not exempt business owners from public accommodations laws, which require them to serve customers equally.
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But coming in with a strong base like this, gives, I think, should give us much more confidence about what the future holds in relation to the human tragedy side, which of course is the coronavirus.
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Vodafone has also agreed to jointly exercise the voting rights it holds in excess of the Aditya Birla Group until the pair find a way to equalize them at some point over the next 10 years.
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"Even if that area holds in Aug, we would view any bounce from that support as suspect heading into the Sep-Oct period, when equities have their most bearish seasonal pattern," Hunter wrote in a note.
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BlackRock's lucrative business of lending out the stocks and other securities it holds in its funds, often to speculating investors, also could throw off more revenue as the collateral it collects gets placed in higher-yielding investments.
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The bank also said in a securities filing that it will partially transfer shares it holds in Swiss private bank EFG International to BTG Pactual Holding SA, in a deal that will increase the bank's capital ratio.
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What I realized if i I go away to make a movie or do a series, it always ends up in one place or ends up getting watched on a device that someone holds in their hands.
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As part of the overhaul, Siemens on Tuesday said it would pay 1.1 billion euros to buy the 8.1% stake Spanish utility Iberdrola's holds in Siemens Gamesa, with the share being transferred to the future Siemens Energy.
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In a move that may ease one of the Syrian government's complaints about the YPG, the militia withdrew from an enclave it holds in Aleppo on Thursday, saying its fighters were needed for the battle in Afrin.
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Today Mosul is the last urban stronghold IS holds in Iraq and liberating it will lead to the extremist group's eventual demise as its ability to recruit foreign fighters and attract financing dries up, al-Abadi said.
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A 2017 study from LearnVest, an online provider of financial planning services, found that 32 percent of individuals in relationships don't know how much their partner earns or the amount he or she holds in bank accounts.
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He has an encyclopedic knowledge of so many things, appropriate for a guy who plowed through the entirety of "World Book Encyclopedia" as a teen, and he holds in mind the way fields interact with one another.
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The rule of law, as it holds in most advanced economies, would enable a merchant class to become a new centre of power that could press for political reforms, thus limiting the actions of the ruling elite.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. oil major Exxon Mobil has hired investment bank Jefferies to sell the stakes it holds in oil and gas fields off the Norwegian coast, which could fetch up to $4 billion, banking sources said.
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The census is designed to count every person living in the country, not just citizens, and it is used in consequential decisions ranging from federal infrastructure spending to the number of seats each state holds in Congress.
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Competitive advantages the United States holds in abundant low-cost energy, skilled workers and unparalleled leadership in science, technology and higher education are being leveraged by industry to further expand the economic impact of these new investments.
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PARIS, May 20 (Reuters) - Amber Capital, a U.S.-based hedge fund, intends to tender the entire stake it holds in French mobile video games maker Gameloft to media group Vivendi,French markets regulator AMF said on Friday.
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The census is designed to count every person living in the country, not just citizens, and is used in many consequential decisions ranging from federal infrastructure spending to the number of seats each state holds in Congress.
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But when the Supreme Court kept those holds in place while the appeals continued, its barter value was eliminated As secretary of homeland security under Mr. Obama, Janet Napolitano signed the memorandum that put DACA in place.
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Lampert's offer also included a proposal to forgive $1.3 billion of debt he holds in exchange for ownership of the reconstituted Sears, a bankruptcy maneuver known as a credit bid that has also drawn objections from creditors.
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Whether that optimism holds in the weeks ahead, however, is a major question following recent events stemming from a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, said Richard Curtin, chief economist for the University of Michigan's Surveys of Consumers.
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SAO PAULO, June 29 (Reuters) - Brazil meatpacker JBS SA said on Friday the company has no knowledge of a possible sale of the stake that development bank BNDES holds in the company, after a magazine website reported negotiations.
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Abu Dhabi state investor Mubadala, fund holding 100 percent of Cepsa, is in talks to sell 42 percent it holds in gas pipeline Medgaz to Spain's Naturgy, Spanish newspaper Cinco Dias said, citing sources familiar with the process.
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"Facebook's insufficient response to cascading risks, including civil rights violations, requires checking the sweeping control that Zuckerberg holds in his joint role of CEO and Chairman with 10-1 voting power," Color of Change said in a statement.
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"Facebook's insufficient response to cascading risks, including civil rights violations, requires checking the sweeping control that Zuckerberg holds in his joint role of CEO and Chairman with 2628-28503 voting power," Color of Change said in a statement.
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Evidence from the past couple of months seems to suggest that North Korea is also strengthening its arsenal to counter regional threats to its offensive capabilities — some of the most important cards it holds in ongoing nuclear negotiations.
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He gave up surfing when he nearly died from a snake bite, after which his father, a ne'er-do-well whom Dud still holds in childlike awe, disappeared at sea in what only Dud believes was an accident.
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When staff members at the State and Defense Departments who work on issues related to Ukraine learned of the holds in July, they were puzzled and alarmed, according to current and former government officials familiar with the situation.
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Baghouz, a collection of hamlets and farmland near the border with Iraq, is the last patch of populated territory Islamic State (IS) still holds in the area straddling the two countries where it declared a caliphate in 63.
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Tensions rose within her own party, particularly with her niece Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, one of the two MPs the Front National holds in the outgoing Parliament, who sits closer to the Catholic, highly conservative "old" FN ideology.
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The court's shock decision had immediate ramifications, stripping the coalition government of the one-seat majority it holds in the lower house, forcing it to call a by-election in Joyce's seat and sending the Australian dollar lower.
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Mr. Christie wasted little time in pursuing Mr. Rubio, a first-term Florida senator whom he holds in contempt for stealing his donors, kneecapping his campaign with brutal ads in New Hampshire and repeatedly surpassing him in the polls.
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If this situation holds in every state and congressional district when voting starts in early 2020, then one of those two would almost certainly arrive at the convention with the necessary pledged delegates to win on the first ballot.
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The massive hype around the 2019 remake, directed by two men this time (Kevin Kölsch and Dennis Widmyer), largely comes down to the special place the original holds in the hearts of fans of King's book and movie canon.
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Channels for employee organization within Google have been coalescing since then; the employee walkout, and Google's concessions, are the latest sign that both sides are aware of the unique leverage highly in-demand tech talent holds in Silicon Valley.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will not tolerate any human rights violations in northeast Syria, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Saturday, as a ceasefire holds in a border area where Ankara sent in troops this month targeting Kurdish YPG militia.
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The wrestlers, or 'rikishi', at the prestigious Tomozuna stable spend more than three hours each morning practicing holds in Japan's 15-century-old national sport, with defeat facing the first to fall or be forced out of the ring.
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Unlike your run-of-the-mill mask, though, patches create a truly occlusive barrier on the skin that "pushes" active ingredients into the skin, which holds in moisture, eliminates the issue of evaporation, and makes them much more potent.
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Foley is the creative and design director of V and VMAN (a title he holds in conjunction with editor-in-chief Stephen Gan), and is an eight-time children's book author (with a coffee table book on the way).
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Turkey's aim was also to stop the YPG from crossing the Euphrates westwards and linking three mainly Kurdish cantons it holds in northern Syria, preventing it from carving out a self-governing territory analogous to Iraq's autonomous Kurdish region.
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Jones says that having Onica and its roster of cloud experts onboard will make it twice as proficient at helping customers take advantage of AWS, and instantly increase the number of certifications it holds in the platform by 45%.
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"We understand that holds in commercials aircrafts carry a risk, and therefore Victor provides the best possible solution for you and your pet to travel in style," says David Young, senior vice president of North America for the company.
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It was 2007 and Conyers was the first chief diversity officer at the Chinese-heritage IT company (a position she still holds, in addition to VP of global HR and president of the Lenovo Foundation, the company's philanthropic arm).
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Oil and gas heavyweight Petroleo Brasileiro SA , however, fell after the Brazilian state development bank said it was considering selling up to all of the ordinary shares it holds in the state-run oil company via a secondary offering.
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The conflict is the latest episode in a series of longstanding disputes over the government's treatment of Native Americans — over planned pipelines, water rights and how the United States handles funds and natural resources that it holds in trust.
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"When the girls started calling me Mom O, I did not want their mothers or their legal guardians to think that I was stepping in and trying to take over the role their mom mom holds in their lives," she says.
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Islamic State will likely change its strategies to make up for battlefield losses and constraints on its finances, he said, and it would probably rely more on "guerrilla tactics," including high-profile attacks outside territory it holds in Iraq and Syria.
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We adopted Julia immediately, and until she joined Winston over the rainbow bridge earlier this year, she took over his role as a daily reminder of the wisdom of "1984" and the very special place that novel holds in my heart.
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The stakes are enormous because the census -- which must be conducted every 10 years under the Constitution -- determines how many seats each state holds in the US House of Representatives and the allocation of billions of dollars in federal funds.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - U.S.-led warplanes on Wednesday blocked a convoy of Islamic State fighters and their families from reaching territory the group holds in eastern Syria and struck some of their comrades traveling to meet them, a coalition spokesman said.
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U.S.-backed militias and the Syrian army have been advancing in separate offensives against Islamic State in eastern Syria, piling pressure on a small stretch of remaining territory the group still holds in oil-rich areas near the Iraqi border.
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It's the census, after all, that decides how congressional districts get divvied up, how many seats each state holds in the Electoral College, how the federal budget is allocated, and, ultimately, whether people are fairly and accurately represented by their government.
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He said when the market value of stakes the firm holds in companies such as Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and ARM Holdings are taken into account, SoftBank's shares should be trading above 14,000 yen, rather than around 8,000 yen currently.
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SoftBank, a multinational telecoms and internet group that is based in Japan, decided to sell $7.9 billion-worth of the shares it holds in Alibaba, which will reduce its stake in the Chinese e-commerce company from 32% to 28%.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - RWE, Germany's No.1 electricity provider, could decide to sell its 70% stake it holds in the 775 megawatt gas-fired power plants in the Turkish city of Denizli if there are buyers, its chief financial officer said.
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Whether one of my students spends five minutes or one hour watching a Supreme Court proceeding, I am convinced that he or she will be left with a deeper respect for the court and the position it holds in our society.
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The album's opener "Summer Rains," premiering on Noisey today, captures all this in its slow grace, Miles's voice dipping into dramatic baritone while the Hammond organ holds in the background, driving a simple melody and a straightforward, quietly distraught lyricism.
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Separately, United Internet said it would buy back up to 9 million shares at 29.65 euros each, with Rocket Internet pledging to accept the offer for 13,135,804 shares it holds in the company, about 4% of the current share capital.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Brazilian development bank BNDES has delayed a sale of about 8 billion reais ($1.91 billion) of shares it holds in meatpacker JBS SA until January due to unspecified bureaucratic hurdles, a newspaper reported on Friday.
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Just look at all the lyrics dedicated to the covetable shade (at least six of which belong to Taylor Swift), the influence of politicians who choose to wear it (hey, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez), and even the significance it holds in many cultures.
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The fall in July - which was only the second monthly drop this year - was due to changes in foreign exchange rates and prices of assets which China holds in its reserves, the foreign exchange regulator said in a statement after the data release.
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She has also spoken on internal panels and participates in monthly all-hands meetings and in one-on-one lunches Spiegel holds in the main cafeteria, where employees can come up and ask him and the executive with whom he's dining questions.
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"As supporters of President Trump, we know that he holds in his heart the memory of the six million victims of the Holocaust, and is committed not just to their memory, but ensuring it never happens again," said the group's spokesman, Fred Brown.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's wealthy Gupta family, which has been accused of holding undue political sway over President Jacob Zuma, said on Saturday it planned to dispose of all stakes it holds in South African businesses before the end of the year.
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House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal requested six years of Trump's individual and business tax returns on April 3, under a federal law that says the Treasury secretary "shall furnish" such documents if requested by a lawmaker who holds in Neal's position.
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Jon M. Chu's movie, which has been lauded as the first studio film in over 25 years with a predominately Asian-American cast, dropped just 6 percent — marking one of the best holds in recent history for a wide release in any genre.
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SAO PAULO, April 30 (Reuters) - Brazil's government will sell the minority stake it holds in 276,000 pieces of real estate spread throughout the country in a process it projects will bring in 9.3 billion reais ($2.69 billion), a newspaper said on Monday.
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The building was destroyed in 1839, and the new one that arose in its place now holds, in its basement, a divey piano bar, where N.Y.U. musical-theatre students, heavy-lidded office workers, and Jimmy Fallon go to warble out show tunes.
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If Jones is going to pull off what would be the most dramatic upset in the state in decades, he will need a vast crop of new voters to overcome the inevitable advantage Moore holds in the heavily Republican, heavily evangelical state.
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The water trapped beneath the salt pan feeds the world's biggest copper mine and holds in suspension more than one-third of the world's current supply of lithium, the ultra-light metal used in electric car batteries, mobile phones and lap-tops.
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One thing that benefits Berkshire is its size: No matter how much it holds in any single stock or sector, the $400 billion conglomerate is not going to see a major price move based on action related to one of its holdings.
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Saudi Arabia has threatened to sell off $750 billion in Treasury securities and other assets it holds in the United States if the bill passes Congress, according to The New York Times, which also mentions a fierce lobbying campaign by the country.
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As the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, Mr. Gardner, who represents a swing state, has the task of strengthening the Republican field for the midterm election, ultimately trying to widen the slim majority that the party holds in the Senate.
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Last fall, when Meghan and Harry announced their engagement, I wrote a little about the unique place the British royal family holds in American pop culture: On the one hand: Yay, American Revolution, all men are created equal, down with kings, etc.
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HTH is atypical for a financial institution of its size in that it holds, in addition to its core banking business (PlainsCapital Bank), a niche investment bank (Hilltop Securities), a national mortgage banking platform (PrimeLending), and a property and casualty insurance subsidiary (National Lloyds).
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In a Wednesday statement to Reuters, the ministry said it had requested the state auditing court to gauge how the government could exit the so-called golden share it holds in former state monopolies that have been partially or fully privatized in recent years.
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This pukefest somehow allows the real Agent Cooper to float into Nevada through an electric socket, and he's now basically a real-life Sim: he completely lacks autonomy, has to be led around everywhere, and holds in his pee until he finally almost wets himself.
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The phrase "making a way out of no way," as one of the exhibits proclaims, is an epigram that holds in tension the contravening themes of black life: Black folks are being systematically held back, cheated, and erased, but black folks gonna triumph anyway.
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If Clinton's supporters are more motivated and GOP voters who now say they are prefer Republican House candidates decide to stay home instead of pulling the lever for Trump, the leads the GOP now holds in swing districts across the country could be wiped away.
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This uncertainty matters now, even while talks are still ongoing, because the lack of clarity means that businesses do not know what the future holds in the UK. BAE Systems, the UK's largest defense firm, is reportedly set to announce the axing of 1,000 jobs.
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ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE (Reuters) - Pope Francis said on Tuesday Britain should comply with a U.N. resolution and return a chain of islands it holds in the Indian Ocean to Mauritius, including one rented to the United States for the Diego Garcia air base.
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Hilltop is atypical for a financial institution of its size in that it holds, in addition to its core banking business (PlainsCapital Bank), a niche investment bank (Hilltop Securities), a national mortgage banking platform (PrimeLending), and a property and casualty insurance subsidiary (National Lloyds).
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Mr. Habjan fluidly and expertly switches among life-size ventriloquist's dummies, rod puppets and, in one startlingly effective scene, a mask of the conductor, which Mr. Habjan, dressed in a tuxedo with tails, holds in place while clutching a baton in his other hand.
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David Petraeus, former US commanding general in Iraq, and Gen Joseph Votel, the commander of CENTCOM, it's quite possible that Mosul, which is the key city that ISIS holds in Iraq, may fall to Iraqi forces by the end of President Barack Obama's term in January 2017.
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Keeping companies The ECB owns around 178 billion euros in corporate debt, having added the category to its asset purchases in 2016 - only a small part of the 700 billion of eligible corporate securities and dwarfed by the around 2 trillion it holds in government debt.
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Keeping companies The ECB owns around 178 billion euros in corporate debt, having added the category to its asset purchases in 2016 - only a small part of the 700 billion of eligible corporate securities and dwarfed by the around 2 trillion it holds in government debt.
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The government plans to sell 1.4 billion reais worth of real estate in the state of Sao Paulo alone, and will kick off the process in June with sales of stakes it holds in Alphaville, a high-end residential area just outside the city of Sao Paulo.
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Facebook has faced ongoing scrutiny for selling 3,85033 ads to a Russian agency during the campaign — some of which were meant to deepen public disagreements about Muslims and the Black Lives Matter movement — leaving some to wonder just how much power Facebook holds in political discourse.
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The suit asks the court to deny Indonesian businessman Gustaaf Merukh's request, made earlier this year, to freeze the 17.8 percent stake that local company PT Pukuafu Indah holds in Newmont's PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara (NNT), which operates the country's second-biggest copper and gold mine.
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In one starter, Medjool dates are stuffed with lemon-infused ricotta and an almond, wrapped in lace fat — the translucent membrane used as sausage casing — and then roasted, creating a self-basting mechanism that holds in moisture even as it helps the dish retain its shape.
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Oil and gas heavyweight Petroleo Brasileiro SA was the largest drag on the Brazil's equity index after the Brazilian state development bank said it is considering selling up to all of the ordinary shares it holds in the state-run oil company via a secondary offering.
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Virtually all analysts in both parties agree that the epicenter of vulnerability for the House Republican majority is in what could be called red pockets: These are the predominantly white-collar suburban seats the GOP still holds in big metropolitan areas that are otherwise solidly Democratic.
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China's rapid construction and build-up of the land it holds in the disputed Spratly islands group has alarmed Vietnam and other regional governments as it seeks to enforce its claims to much of the disputed waterway, through which some $3 trillion in trade passes each year.
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Today attention focuses on a stake of 1% that the sport's governing body and regulator, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), holds in F1, on which it stands to make around $70m thanks to the deal with Liberty, a transaction which the FIA itself had the power to approve.
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Although the latest polling suggests Sinn Fein is heading into the election with somewhat lower levels of popular support, it remains strong enough that analysts give it a good chance of increasing the number of seats it holds in the 158-member Parliament into the mid-20s from 14.
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Quartzy co-founder Jayant Kulkarni tells TechCrunch he chose Eminance to lead the round particularly because of the deep knowledge and connections Quartzy co-founder Jayant Kulkarni tells TechCrunch he chose Eminence to lead the round particularly because of the deep knowledge and connections Eminence holds in this industry.
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If he had truly understood what is at stake, he would have called Judge Garland to say he had turned down the nomination in solidarity — not with Judge Garland personally, but with the Supreme Court and the U.S. Constitution that he says he holds in such high regard.
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The March 22-23 meeting of coalition foreign ministers aimed "to accelerate international efforts to defeat ISIS in the remaining areas it holds in Iraq and Syria and maximize pressure on its branches, affiliates, and networks," the State Department said in a statement, using an acronym for Islamic State.
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This week hundreds of ABC members, many of whom are relying on Perkins-funded CTE graduates to be our next generation of highly skilled and successful craft professionals, will be on Capitol Hill reminding lawmakers of the important role the construction industry holds in our economy and our communities.
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This recoil virtually guarantees substantial Republican losses in well-educated House districts the party now holds in New Jersey, Philadelphia, Northern Virginia and Miami in the East; Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City and Minneapolis in the Midwest; and Denver, Tucson, Orange County, California, and probably Seattle in the West.
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The image depicts a completed page from an adult coloring book—colored by Bieber himself—in which an anime-like young female is exposing herself in minimal attire, staring at the viewers from the page as her protruding tongue lingers on the small ax she holds in her hand.
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Obviously somewhere in me the conviction I held 60 years ago when I fought with my sister as she told me our bears weren't really real after all still holds in a way; Teddy sits in my closet now, comfortably seated, where I can see him, on the shelf.
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So he sends Charlie on a wild goose (turkey?) chase to find just the right one, explaining the importance that a carving knife holds in a family and how it should be passed down from father to son … then he gifts Charlie with his own family's carving knife.
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" The Republican Jewish Coalition, not exactly sputtering with rage, released a statement: "As supporters of President Trump, we know that he holds in his heart the memory of the six million victims of the Holocaust, and is committed not just to their memory, but ensuring it never happens again.
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He was beamed in for his lecture from the UK. "Hawking spoke about the human mind, societal trends and issues such as education and science and technology research and funding, as well as what the future holds in light of current affairs," according to a press release about the event.
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In Georgia's 20163th District, which was hotly contested in the 2017 special election narrowly won by Republican Karen Handel (with 51.8 percent of the vote), Handel was renominated for the seat she holds in the House without opposition, while the Democrats cast only 14,600 ballots in a four-way primary.
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Without changes to that business model, Casino could struggle to find a buyer for the 43 percent stake it holds in Via Varejo, and efforts by other chains to sell themselves and end years of over-borrowing and internal conflicts could also prove fruitless, investment bankers and industry players say.
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"If bitcoin fulfills its role of becoming a global currency, than Satoshi Nakamoto would likely be the richest person in the world and also hold a proportionately higher share of the ultimate supply of bitcoin than something like the U.S. government holds in gold today," said Yu. Yu's math works out.
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This is where Ms. Thongngoen stands, shredding papayas and cucumbers with an imposing knife, then hammering them with a small bat she holds in her left hand, mixing in chiles, peanuts, bean sprouts and lime hulls, scraping down the sides with a metal spoon in her right hand as she goes.
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According to Valor, which did not say how it obtained the information, Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles has requested from the state auditing court an analysis of how the government could exit the so-called golden share it holds in former state monopolies that have been partially or fully privatized in recent years.
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The Democrats had hoped the jungle primary might give them a leg up on their campaign to win back control of the U.S. House of Representatives by capturing at least a few of the 14 seats the GOP currently holds in California – half of which Hillary Clinton carried in the 2016 presidential contest.
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"I will release children from cages, I will get rid of the private detention centers, and I will ensure that this microphone that the president of the United States holds in her hand is used in a way that is about reflecting the values of our country and not about locking children up," Harris said.
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For Mr. Cosby, who has not drawn much support as the sexual assault accusations against him climb, the fact that his wife is being pushed to testify in his case has engendered a smattering of something approaching sympathy on social media — evidence, experts said, of the special place marriage still holds in American society.
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The inclusion of music by Stucky (who died in February) in the Biennial, curated this time by the Philharmonic's music director, Alan Gilbert, along with its composer-in-residence, Esa-Pekka Salonen, is a signifier for the prominent position that American music now holds in the wide-ranging festival that Gilbert inaugurated two years ago.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - AGC Energia SA is in advanced talks to sell the 603 percent voting stake it holds in Cia Energética de Minas Gerais SA to investment bank Banco Classico SA, which could in turn be invited to share control of Brazil's No. 260 power utility, two people with knowledge of the matter said on Friday.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co on Tuesday reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit, lifted by revaluations of shares it holds in ride-hailing company Lyft Inc and France's Peugeot SA. Excluding the benefits of those revaluations, GM delivered results in line with analyst predictions, driven mostly by highly lucrative pickup truck sales in the U.S. market.
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The Constitution contains no requirement of precise proportionality between the votes a party's candidates receive and the number seats it holds in a legislature, and Democratic voters' tendency to live in more densely populated areas than Republican voters may contribute to a districting skew in favor of Republicans even in the absence of redistricting that takes partisanship into account.
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"As supporters of President Trump, we know that he holds in his heart the memory of the six million victims of the Holocaust, and is committed not just to their memory, but ensuring it never happens again," the statement from the Republican Jewish Coalition — heavily financed by the casino magnate and Republican donor Sheldon Adelson, who also donated to Trump — read.
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"I want us ... to take a closer look at the management and the overall economic balance of big state energy and transport companies to ensure they are run in the best way possible," Le Maire told BFM TV. Earlier this week, Le Maire said France would begin selling stakes it holds in companies over the coming months to finance projects geared towards innovation.
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Age: 55Nationality: Canadian/Hong KongeseHow he made his fortune: Tsai was part of the group that formed multinational holding company "Alibaba Group" in 1999, and is now its second largest individual shareholder after Jack Ma.The Taiwan born entrepreneur bought the Brooklyn Nets in September 2019, but also holds in MLS soccer side Los Angeles FC. Titles won as owner: N/a.
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That directness hasn't always been central to his work, but it's reflective of the slightly more exalted position he holds in pop right now, a level of success where he's guesting on Ariana Grande and Maroon 5 songs (which come as slightly less of a shock than when he teamed up with the early adopter Miley Cyrus a few years ago).
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DETROIT, April 30 (Reuters) - General Motors Co on Tuesday reported a higher quarterly net profit, lifted in part by revaluation of shares the company holds in ride-hailing company Lyft Inc and France's Peugeot SA. GM, the No. 1 U.S. automaker, reported a first-quarter net profit of $2.2 billion, or $1.48 per share, up from $1.05 billion, or 72 cents per share, a year earlier.
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The idea that countries with more women in government would have better women's healthcare holds in many examples: Scandinavian countries have some of the world's highest rates of women's political representation, and, accordingly, they have among the best health access and outcomes; Yemen doesn't have a single woman in government, so it's no surprise that women struggle to access contraception or give birth in a hospital.
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And obviously, if Turkey adopt the later one, we can see the crisis continue warming up, in addition, from the view of stock market, some funds investors had to sell the assets of other emerging market countries to reduce holds in order to stop loss, causing the capital in emerging market countries flow in a fast speed, we will keep an eye on this issue.
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We are fixated on patriotism, Americanism, protecting our security from enemies Trump often praises, protecting our rule of law that Trump sometimes violates, vehemently championing an ironclad proposition that American elections should be decided by Americans and not Russians, Ukrainians or any foreign nation— a core American value that Trump held in contempt in the 2016 election and holds in contempt as the 2020 election approaches.
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Imagine the four points of the four-point correlation function (which encodes virtually everything about a CFT) as corners of a rectangle; the bootstrap equation says that if you perturb a conformal system at corners one and two and measure the effects at corners three and four, or you tickle the system at one and three and measure at two and four, the same correlation function holds in both cases.
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The images have been compared to something out of a kitschy John Waters film—the self-proclaimed Miss American Dream attacking cameramen; a good girl gone bald—but over the years, they have taken on a more potent, almost mythical meaning thanks to fans and writers who believe Britney's personal trouble (she was placed under two 23 psychiatric holds in 217) and subsequent comeback have made her an unintentional feminist icon.
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Last week I addressed the role of moderators who, in the tradition of the free press that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE holds in contempt, should referee on the side of truth when confronted with the politics of lies.
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Theories on what the dots between each letter in F-R-I-E-N-D-S signify abound on the internet: some believe they mean "FRIENDS" is actually an acronym, (for what, no one knows), others think that each dot represents a character, or that because the color of the dots match the colors of the umbrellas the cast holds in the title sequence, that there is some kind of message to be found.
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But if you're going to bring up hell and Dante's Beatrice, whisper "seek and find" over and over, and contemplate the extinction of humanity — if you're going to ponder the awesome fact that modern man holds in his hands the possibility to control his own destiny instead of leaving that fate with the gods, would it be too much to bring up metaphysics once or twice to explain why humans ought to survive?
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When he spoke of "the love, the respect for the office of the presidency" he encountered in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas, or when he called upon China to be "humane" in dealing with the Hong Kong protesters or when he said that while no one could surpass his support for the Second Amendment, he did not want guns in the "hands of a lunatic or a maniac," he thereby acknowledged the place the presidency holds in confronting violence and the prospect of chaos.
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DETROIT, April 30 (Reuters) - General Motors Co on Tuesday reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit, driven mostly by highly lucrative pickup truck sales in the U.S. market and lifted in part by revaluations of shares it holds in ride-hailing company Lyft Inc and Peugeot SA. The No. 1 U.S. automaker's results came despite a 7 percent decline in U.S. new-vehicle sales in the first quarter, in which its pickup trucks were outsold by smaller rival Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV. The higher profit also came despite a drop in sales in China of almost 2.63 percent and a corresponding decline in profit of 37 percent.
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