It's funny because a lot of people say they know what equity means and if they do, they don't implement it or have the tools to implement it.
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We in America would be wise to implement it too.
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JF: The next steps are, frankly, to fully implement it.
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"Make the decision, implement it and then discuss," she suggests.
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We just want to implement it in the right way.
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They are just now figuring out how to implement it.
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It is now incumbent upon his administration to implement it.
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This just allows the gov to implement it for now.
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We in America would be wise to implement it too. REP.
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"When the moment is ripe we can implement it," Ning said.
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This is our policy and we will continue to implement it.
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Despite that, he said lawmakers are duty-bound to implement it.
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Nor do I think logistically he'd be able to implement it.
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If reelected, Netanyahu will be under tremendous pressure to implement it.
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And it was the IRS' and Treasury's duty to implement it.
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Judges and asylum officers are now being directed to implement it.
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But I was still asking how the city would implement it.
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To implement it he hired Miguel Zugaza, a shrewd manager, as director.
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"You can't help but think how to implement it into a storyline."
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But if they implement it ... It's an appalling memo of bullshit. What?
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His only demand was that the party hurry up and implement it.
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But Trump's decision came without a plan in place to implement it.
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That's why we will implement it as we agreed - step by step.
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Forensic labs are not set up to implement it and it's expensive.
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We need to dust it off and get ready to implement it.
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Assuming it survives, states could implement it with varying levels of stringency.
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It also faces resistance from the businesses who would have to implement it.
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Brilliant solution, but why did it take nearly 15 years to implement it?
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Corlette adds that it's also unclear how Republicans will try to implement it.
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A: There is nothing in writing, but we will implement it right away.
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Everybody can grab it for free and implement it for their own company.
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The people of the United States must not allow him to implement it.
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"I expect them to implement it as soon as they can," he said.
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So if you have an idea to improve the company, I'll implement it.
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Pruitt has openly challenged existing law and questioned EPA's authority to implement it.
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The HFC deal requires the EPA to write domestic regulations to implement it.
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A pledge to implement it appears in the newly-published Conservative Party manifesto.
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We've been able to implement it, and America is prospering as a result.
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The tool is being released as open-source, allowing other websites to implement it.
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Mathematicians had attempted this strategy before, but no one managed to implement it successfully.
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That means programmers with the expertise to develop and implement it are cashing in.
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They're trying to implement it but they don't believe in these types of reforms.
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That means a logical qubit, we could potentially implement it with 10 physical qubits.
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"You're going to have to be intelligent about how you implement it," he said.
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But they'd need both money and permission from the federal government to implement it.
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If the TSA implements this security procedure, it should implement it for every flight.
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Or, dare I say it, for people to implement it within a home setting.
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You have to implement it in a way that consumer feels excited to use.
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The new rule was released along with technical resources to help providers implement it.
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Chairman Jan du Plessis supports the plan, but wants someone else to implement it.
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The Polish government gave Israel a commitment not to implement it before the ruling.
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But it is largely up to states, in cases like this, to implement it.
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If it's a good idea, then by all means propose it and implement it.
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We do expect litigation, we do hope to implement it as soon as possible.
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After you've identified what works best for you, implement it in your daily life.
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It might help them realize how catastrophic any effort to implement it would be.
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Let's get into the hands of the people who are going to implement it.
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Congress could also effectively stymie the regulation by denying the department funding to implement it.
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Eventually you can try to implement it into sex and see how comfortable you are.
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Here's the thing, though: No one knows how the government is going to implement it.
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How do you apply those pillars and principles and implement it in a new generation?
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Even with an agreement enacted into law, Congress must pass spending bills to implement it.
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Some development wonks naively promoted the Weberian model, without building up capacity to implement it.
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The problem isn't in the RSA specification itself, but in how some companies implement it.
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Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), have advised that the United States should continue to implement it.
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Some lawmakers have chafed at what they saw as the administration's reluctance to implement it.
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When we fail to engage them in designing change, they will rarely help implement it.
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But the EPA has to faithfully implement it, and the opposite was true under Pruitt.
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It's within his power, just as it was to implement it in the first place.
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The government of the current president, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski', has the responsibility to implement it.
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The two nations signed a peace deal in 2000 - but Ethiopia refused to implement it.
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But just because a president has a philosophy doesn't mean he gets to implement it.
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"But to actually implement that is quite difficult, and to implement it uniformly is difficult."
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We're willing to listen, and if it makes sense, we'll implement it in our program.
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"It's important that you hear what they want and somehow implement it," Ms. Connor said.
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"I had the momentum but not the wisdom on how to implement it," he said.
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But the direction has to be clear (...) that we approach this target and implement it.
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"If they are ready today to approve anything, we are ready to implement it," he added.
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Like the best pairs, they talk strategy together – and then go off separately to implement it.
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Foot-draggers should ratify and implement it; America is one country that has not done so.
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"To legislate a reform is positive but to implement it is more significant," he told reporters.
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The generals said they would not enact his order without guidance on how to implement it.
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Policy means nothing without the right people with the right skills in agencies to implement it.
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Hats off to the administration for launching its strategy; now it's time to meaningfully implement it.
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Moving forward, the airport also hopes to implement it for mobile check-in and customs processing.
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Now you can see how I implement it to plot the trajectory of an orbiting planet.
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He has no say in whether Massachusetts adopts it, but he would have to implement it.
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But the hardest remedy to implement, it turns out, is the most obvious: Build more housing.
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But the process festered because Iraq's fractious political class could not agree how to implement it.
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So abrupt was that order that military commanders, taken by surprise, declined to immediately implement it.
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"We intend to continue to implement it," Ryabkov said in remarks carried by Russian news agencies.
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You might be outraged at having to implement it for the first, second, or third week.
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"God willing we will implement it this year, we are optimistic," Indrawati told reporters late on Tuesday.
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We don't expect them to adopt the technology immediately, but to implement it into their lives gradually.
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Not all of the cops are gonna follow the law, or like implement it like they should.
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If the the Universal Profile already exists, why create a whole new industry group to implement it?
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I want every Android phone maker to copy what Apple's done and implement it on their devices.
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And after all that, the companies that make web browsers and apps need to implement it all.
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He said he does not agree with the law but promised to implement it in schools statewide.
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You'd hope they could implement it if asked, but it doesn't mean they have done so before.
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Adding to the confusion is that Trump's decision came without a plan in place to implement it.
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But this was not enough to convince swing voters that Clinton, given her record, would implement it.
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The company also stands to massively benefit from repatriation if the administration is able to implement it.
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So how you implement it is left entirely, entirely — completely, totally and entirely — up to the agencies.
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Instead it settled for someone who will interpret it as narrowly as possible and implement it grudgingly.
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There is a better solution, and we do not have to wait five years to implement it.
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The outrage: That's a brilliant idea and it's an outrage that the NHL didn't immediately implement it.
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Sadly it does little to help contractors if employers such as Accenture and WiPro don't implement it.
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Wesleyan plans to begin testing Workforce Time in April and to implement it fully in the summer.
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"The Paris Agreement among nations isn't legally binding, but most countries will implement it anyway," Tamminen said.
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Biden, meanwhile, is a full-throated supporter of the deal and voted to implement it in 1993.
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Now it's time to complete that revolution and to take that vision and implement it into reality.
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A president runs on an agenda and then tries to implement it but is thwarted by advisors.
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I think that's a very clear strategy, it's a very strong plan, and I intend to implement it.
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If more talks fail, the commission can recommend its own solution and set a deadline to implement it.
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Trump has instead argued in tweets and public statements that Obama never had the power to implement it.
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Joint Ministerial Council can pass an order and it will be obligatory for the BVI to implement it.
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Micro-jamming presents a possible solution, but because of FCC regulations, only federal agencies can legally implement it.
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But the health and human services secretary (who is now a House lawmaker), Donna Shalala, didn't implement it.
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Second, even if the Democrats could reclaim power with a divisive Sandernista agenda, they could not implement it.
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Apple needed the camera and sensor package in there and this is how it chose to implement it.
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A judge had thrown out the requirement, finding that the FAA didn't have the authority to implement it.
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But you and your board do need to proactively to pick your poison here, and then implement it.
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Attorney General Bill Barr, who was confirmed after the reform became law, has pledged to fully implement it.
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To be fair, it's one thing to announce a new visa program, and another to actually implement it.
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More important, he afterward chose not to go looking for loopholes but to implement it with considerable vigor.
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It's an instance of vague wording in the 5G standard that could cause carriers to implement it weakly.
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Critics say the California law was poorly drafted, leaving tech companies with questions on how to implement it.
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While the directive is essentially a done deal, it still allows countries to decide how to implement it.
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If this is frustrating for those covering Brexit, it is a boon for those trying to implement it.
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Then the group started pressing him on the scope and what it would take to actually implement it.
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Anyway, I was genuinely excited to see how Jessica could inspire me to implement it into my life.
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The United Nations is pushing for the warring parties to finalise terms of the prisoner swap and implement it.
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You can't claim you want to keep troops safe when you broadcast their extraction before they can implement it.
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We want to establish the foundation for the tax within this year – in order to implement it in 2021.
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But it may not make sense to companies that must implement it and the employees who must opt in.
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There will be people, a one percent of people, that can use this stuff effectively, develop it, implement it.
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Whatever it is, we can implement it because this can be a binding referendum, unlike the original advisory one.
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Though a peace deal was signed two years later, Ethiopia refused to implement it, saying it wanted more talks.
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"First you have to complete the design, then implement it, you've got all kinds of execution risk," Stoltzfus said.
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But there are still big questions about how the administration will implement it — especially when it comes to refugees.
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"We've listened to the provinces, which have been asking us for more time to implement it," Trudeau told legislators.
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A peace deal was signed two years later but Ethiopia refused to implement it, saying it wanted more talks.
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The closure of political space keeps CCM in power to implement it, and suffocates internal opposition to his reforms.
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It aims to implement it in time for winter following a government promise to tackle "rip-off" power prices.
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Yes, but: FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb endorsed the bill and said the FDA would be able to implement it.
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Third, we need to utilize digital technology already in use in other sectors and implement it in our schools.
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He said that if he finds a workaround that doesn't need to disable the ownership check, he'll implement it.
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"What is the use of passing the orders when no one is bothered to implement it?" the judges said.
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Microsoft and Apple say they are not only ready for CCPA, but also plan to implement it across America.
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The Obama team debated this option for so long that it eventually ran out of time to implement it.
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There is a legal immigration process and we need to implement it with a balanced national and moral process.
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"We continue to hope that there is a way to maintain it and to fully implement it," she said.
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But before that can happen, "we need the research to make an informed decision, as to whether it would be riskier to implement it or to not implement it and live with trying to adapt to the impacts of global warming," said Alan Robock, a professor of environmental sciences at Rutgers University.
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A spokesman for the Misrata city council confirmed the deal, saying it was up to the government to implement it.
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Following that action, EU member states will have until June 7th, 2021 to produce their own laws to implement it.
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That means their underlying code was posted online, and that anyone can examine it, implement it, and learn from it.
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Ultimately, different departments define "broken-windows policing" differently and implement it in different ways — and, again, often alongside other changes.
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He thinks that the repercussions of this policy will have severe implications for the banks that opt to implement it.
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The next government, to be chosen this year, may well lack the political will and the money to implement it.
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If Microsoft does implement it fully then it will presumably be available on the mobile version of Windows 10, too.
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However, as programs were developed to implement it, there would be performance indicators and ministers held responsible for meeting targets.
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At a training for Swedish prosecutors and police officers, many of the participants had questions about how to implement it.
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What should anyone trying to reform or replace the law know about what the administration found trying to implement it?
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Whoever wins will be tasked with defending the deal in Guatemala's courts, and well as figuring out how to implement it.
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SCOTT: They are required to implement it by the school year, but they were already implemented as soon as this happened.
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"This is the president signing, so everyone in the government will have to implement it," said government spokesman Ateny Wek Ateny.
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Civic technologies like government websites are shaped by the policy they're supposed to facilitate and the technology available to implement it.
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Mr Tillerson, who seems hardly to have resisted the proposed cut, has also said little about how he would implement it.
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" "If you're not satisfied with the status quo in your career, read this book, pick one key idea and implement it.
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" And he warned Washington that any failure to implement it "will further erode the credibility of the US in the world.
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The company's platform connects homeowners with designers and the supply chain to go through ideas, chose a plan and implement it.
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They believe they have a better idea and want the full use of the base hardware and software to implement it.
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Trump's initial order in January sparked confusion at airports nationwide, with law enforcement officials unsure of how to best implement it.
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From there, companies should test their plan regularly with the executives who will have to implement it and make it work.
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But if the crisis with the Palestinians — the worst since 2002 — continues, it will be close to impossible to implement it.
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Maine voters approved the Medicaid expansion in a 2017 ballot initiative, but the Republican governor, Paul LePage, refused to implement it.
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But a federal court last year overturned that regulation and said the EPA does not have the authority to implement it.
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The U.S. is willing to maintain close communication with China and strive to sign and implement it as soon as possible.
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And again, while it is Disney's responsibility to provide necessary safety information to families, it is the parents' responsibility to implement it.
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Today the left argues that Marxism didn't fail in the Soviet Union – only the way the Russians tried to implement it failed.
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When Trump rolled out his controversial travel ban, it caught Congress and many of the agencies that would implement it by surprise.
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Let's hope that Facebook and its social media brethren begin studying HE and DP thoroughly and implement it as soon as feasible.
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Throughout the training, you'll wade through lessons on Scrum, the most popular Agile framework, and how to best implement it across projects.
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Teaching CRISPR to kids is about bringing science to the public and bringing the public into discussions about how to implement it.
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If it passes that stage, EU member states will then have up to two years to figure out how to implement it.
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Russia has said rebels are trying to wreck the Russian-Turkish initiative and Damascus has said Turkey seems unwilling to implement it.
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But he needs to move quickly to implement it, as New Yorkers are still subject to the abuses of the bail industry.
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Some lawmakers - including some Republicans as well as Democrats - have chafed at what they saw as the administration's reluctance to implement it.
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The sanctions legislation "is the law of the land and we are working to implement it," a State Department official told CNN.
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"Senator, the biggest thing I think we can do is implement it," Zuckerberg responded, saying that Facebook already planned to comply voluntarily.
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Although Sheriff Vicki Hennessy is reportedly working on such a policy, according to SF Weekly, she has no timetable to implement it.
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"It all comes down to pulling the trigger: the warning point, the notification point and the plan to implement it," Reynolds said.
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Most cite the growing uncertainty over the law's future — whether it will be repealed and how the Trump administration will implement it.
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And 72% of CEOs in the study said their company needed more empathy, but many did not know how to implement it.
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Congress must act now to fund a vote-by-mail transition, and state election officials must begin making plans to implement it.
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But the Bush administration did not implement it and in 1993 Bill Clinton was sworn in as president and eliminated the rule.
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But it&aposs going to take, quite frankly, a lot of focus from the incoming secretary and the VA itself to implement it.
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It's a good idea, now five months old, and we've heard nothing about any concrete steps that Twitter might take to implement it.
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"It's the right way to say, 'What do we want and let's implement it,' rather than seeing what we have already," Ariely said.
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That means the system will become far more useful as more networks implement it and allow it to authenticate calls across service providers.
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He particularly wanted to know her view of the CIA's rendition, detention and interrogation (RDI) program and if she would implement it again.
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The selection of a defense secretary says a great deal about the agenda of the president and how he intends to implement it.
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The 22020 presidential candidates who have endorsed some form of assault weapons buyback have offered scant details about how they would implement it.
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Thus, there needs to be education and training programs that teach physicians how to present this model to patients and implement it effectively.
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It's another to implement it or execute on a vision or even to get a whole bunch of people to rally behind it.
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Many asylum officers, housed within the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, have criticized the policy as they have been forced to implement it.
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Kurup patented her technology last year and is searching for a company that is already working in the developing world to implement it.
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Less than 1 percent of consumers ever bothered with the scheme, despite the billions in hidden costs paid by consumers to implement it.
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The program must go through a period of public comment, with details subject to change, before individual states decide whether to implement it.
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CV has massive potential to improve our lives, but we need to implement it responsibly to protect the safety and privacy of the public.
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I'm interested also — if we can find the right way to implement it and the devil's in the details — on a financial transactions tax.
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I'm interested also — if we could find the right way to implement it and the devil's in the details — in a financial transactions tax.
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Not only has been able to take in all of this new knowledge, but he's also been able to implement it in his game.
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Anyone can implement it on the web, and there aren't any gatekeepers or filters between a producer and a consumer of a creative work.
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POWELL: WELL, IN THE VOLCKER RULE IT'S NOT – WHAT WE'RE WORKING IS A WAY TO IMPLEMENT IT – CONGRESS MAKES THE LAWS, WE IMPLEMENT THEM.
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And I think Bitcoin are looking at that as well, but I think everyone probably has quite different ideas about how to implement it.
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After Trump issued his executive order banning people from seven Muslim-majority nations, for instance, it was unclear who was supposed to implement it.
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" He added: "The idea is there and we will be ready to implement it in all forms and aspects that everyone will agree upon.
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Market participants who were briefed by BI about that plan on Monday confirmed it, and say BI is likely to implement it in August.
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The amendment makes support for the deal conditional on passage of the legislation to implement it, something that could take several days or weeks.
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"When we manage to implement it in the whole country, I think it will be a step change in terms of control," Araújo said.
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The referendum is advisory, non-binding, and it is up to the sovereign UK government to decide whether, when and how to implement it.
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Wilson actively sought to defeat five southern state representatives and senators who voted against his declaration of war and subsequent measures to implement it.
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" She said she'd like to see the British government "take their responsibility under Dublin III as they should, [and] implement it effectively and efficiently.
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Nothing is certain until the code is released and miners actually implement it, but Tual and his colleagues have a little room to breathe.
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"I came up with this idea as a joke and decided it would be funny to implement it," he told me in an email.
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That, Madad said, is why testing — hard data — is so critical, and why the failures across the US to implement it are so striking.
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But the task is costly, requiring airborne mapping of much of the country, and Congress hasn't provided sufficient funds for FEMA to implement it.
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"The purpose of this very act is that we should be able to practically implement it," Labour and Employment Minister Bandaru Dattatreya told parliament.
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I think he probably made a mistake, and probably should have gone forward and tried to figure out the right way to implement it.
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But to implement it effectively, allowing people to vote themselves money, like Yang's flat $12,000, would be the wrong way to go, he said.
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He said Russia, Turkey and Iran, as guarantors, of the agreement to set up a ceasefire mechanism, would now work closely to implement it.
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Mr. Johnson's support suggests that if the Legislature passes such a bill, the Council would then give its approval to implement it, if necessary.
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Trump said on Tuesday he and Republicans would draw up a new healthcare plan ahead of the 2020 election and implement it soon afterward.
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Lee said no country had found an ideal solution yet, but if someone came up with a workable plan, Singapore would study and implement it.
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The directive, issued without any input from the federal agencies that have to implement it, caused confusion in America and abroad, trapping people at airports.
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And Trump's January executive order could have other implications as agencies, now knowing that Obamacare isn't going anywhere anytime soon, decide how to implement it.
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Trump is nobody's idea of a policy wonk, but he has signed on to a real agenda, and if he wins he'll probably implement it.
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"If they choose our project, there is no doubt the French will follow up and will give us the means to implement it," he said.
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Having spent the majority of my life desiring change but never feeling empowered enough to implement it, I was perfect prey for the diet industry.
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The Trump administration's intent to implement it threatens to alienate more than 50 coalition partners trying to force Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to step down.
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Say what you will of Le Pen, she appears to believe in her extremist vision, and would likely strive to implement it were she elected.
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Iowa Insurance Commissioner Doug Ommen requested "timely approval" of the application so the state can implement it in time for open enrollment, starting Nov. 1.
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Mary Fallin said she'll work to tighten the initiative and then responsibly implement it, although she was concerned about it leading to recreational marijuana use.
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In a part of the video edited out, Rubio says Florida's environmental agency should submit the cap-and-trade plan to lawmakers, not implement it.
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That could be a vote to implement it, but it could also be to shelve it, do more research or take any number of steps.
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And if they want to get into the weeds at this juncture, then, beyond just advocating for policy, candidates need a plan to implement it.
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Some lawmakers - including some of Trump's fellow Republicans as well as Democrats - have chafed at what they saw as the administration's reluctance to implement it.
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Peter Ajemian, a spokesman for Mr. Cuomo, said the governor supported the bus plan and urged the city to do its part to implement it.
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We always thought it was important, but I can't emphasize the number of people and systems that it is taking for us to implement it.
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Tom Wolf were unable to agree on new district lines, the state Supreme Court drew its own map and ordered state officers to implement it.
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If Instagram does plan to invest in live video for its app then it's not surprising it would choose stories as the place to implement it.
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Now, Brooklyn Boulders is working with the creator of the game, Jon Cheng (a member who runs his startup Randori) to implement it in their gyms.
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Javed said he's received at least 30 emails from people interested in the app so far, including aid workers wanting to implement it among their colleagues.
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More than 2,300 children were separated from their families before the order last week that is causing chaos at the border on how to implement it.
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That the company went to such lengths to study wheelchair fitness, develop algorithms for measuring movement, and implement it into the watch is so quintessentially Apple.
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The idea, first seriously mooted by banned UEFA president Michel Platini, has gained momentum recently and Souness believes it is the right time to implement it.
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The UK must approve the deal and implement it into UK law through legislation before it can begin those talks on the future UK-EU relationship.
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A possible move by Korean's National Pension Service, the world's third-biggest pension fund, to implement it would help convince other companies to get on board.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement is actively soliciting companies to assist in sifting through the resulting data, although no vendor has been publicly chosen to implement it.
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That process was formalized in 2010, he says, partially in response to the EEOC case, and a new HR officer was brought in to implement it.
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The good news, though, is that it would help, and more important, anyone can implement it—whether they're DNC, GOP, or just your average WIRED reader.
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Several of the pharmacists I spoke to said they'd heard of the law but had no idea when they'd receive training allowing them to implement it.
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FIRST VOTE Trump said on Tuesday he and Republicans would draw up a new healthcare plan ahead of the 2020 election and implement it soon afterward.
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They would then implement it by creating an installable image for the suspect's iPhone, which, crucially, would have to be signed with Apple's proprietary cryptographic key.
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"We need to know more about the levy and how the Government plans to implement it," a spokesperson for Coca-Cola GB told CNBC via email.
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And theoretically, even if the Supreme Court overturned both the Fourth and Ninth Circuits and sided with the government, it wouldn't be able to implement it.
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"Many of us once thought that socialism was basically a good idea, but socialists had not found a practical way to implement it successfully," he said.
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Carson said he's confident the policy will be consistent with military readiness needs and that transgender troops and their commanders will be able to implement it.
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He later rephrased it as suspending "immigration from terror-prone regions where vetting cannot safely occur," vowing to implement it on his first day in office.
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The move is nice because while it's free for Uber to implement, it will go a long way in making veterans and their families feel appreciated.
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"Anything we believe can help our pitchers have a leg up and give us a better chance to win, we want to implement it," Brown said.
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While this vision was gaining influence before World War II, the Cold War provided the models and money to implement it on a much larger scale.
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But as the ISIS mission winds down, the U.S. finds itself badly in need of a clear strategy and the will and means to implement it.
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In this crisis, what the MTA needs is the willingness to move forward and get faster, and the internal expertise to be able to implement it.
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Russia's draconian law on the "sovereignty of the internet", currently before parliament, is copied from China, and it is hoping to use Chinese technology to implement it.
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"We think once a replacement plan is signed into law, insurance companies will need two to four years to implement it ... depending on the complexity," Banerjee said.
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"The two parties exchanged the list of prisoners in Sweden and they're now discussing steps to implement it," U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters in New York.
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It is imperative that we ensure the upmost stability and unity now by accepting the voters' verdict and work together to implement it as best we can.
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Samsung has previously patented a holographic TV, but Hong spoke specifically about wearable computing, and Samsung is considering working with other companies in order to implement it.
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Under the deal Turkey had pledged to drive out al Qaeda-inspired jihadists from the zone, but Russian military is increasingly questioning Ankara's ability to implement it.
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Current expectations are for the ECB to announce the tapering of its 2 trillion euro bond-buying scheme in the autumn, and then implement it in 2018.
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All of this is pretty straightforward stuff and none of it is especially groundbreaking, which makes you wonder why it took Google so long to implement it.
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After one year, those control were lifted, so it was a temporary measure so how you use it and how you implement it will be very important.
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"As long as there is no institution to implement it, I don't think there will be that much difference," he said from the eastern city of Jalalabad.
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Many insurers say they've been scared off by the uncertainty over the law's future — whether it will be repealed and how the Trump administration will implement it.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said President Donald Trump's administration has a detailed plan on tax reform and is on track to implement it by year-end.
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But it would have worked a lot better had Sanders tried to implement it from a position of strength after his victory in the New Hampshire primary.
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Education Minister Masahiko Shibayama proposed the change to Cabinet ministers on Friday and the government will now study how to implement it, the top government spokesman said.
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I'm impressed with the thought he's put into this plan, I support it, and if I'm elected I'll bring him into my administration to help implement it.
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Greenpeace, the environmental group, welcomed the move by McDonald's, but called on the company to implement it worldwide and reduce its use of plastics in other packaging.
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"In order to help to implement it, we Europeans should be strongly engaged, much more than in the past, to control the arms embargo," Mr. Borrell said.
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Congress should also update and modernize the outdated Foreign Agents Registration Act, as well as provide sufficient resources for the Department of Justice to implement it rigorously.
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On Friday, Mexico agreed to implement it across the entire southern border to prevent U.S. President Donald Trump from imposing across-the-board tariffs on Mexican goods.
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" Speaking alongside EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, he said the agreement has been endorsed by the UN and that "every party has the duty to implement it.
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Was there a time you noticed a problem, came up with a creative solution and then took the initiative to implement it in addition to your other work?
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The protocol concerned the land-based part of the transit leg of the TurkStream gas pipeline, which Gazprom said meant that work to implement it could now begin.
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The Amazon spokesperson declined to comment on its plans regarding the initiative, which has not yet reached a stage at which companies are being chosen to implement it.
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Hong Kong has signed but will implement it one tax-treaty partner at a time rather than using a multilateral shortcut; some regard this as a delaying tactic.
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I would never say 'I have an idea' and then hope our state leaders would go and implement it and help my friends and me to change something.
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One proposed code change called "segregated witness," or SegWit for short, would alleviate this congestion, but a decisive majority of bitcoiners have to agree to implement it first.
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At the same time, any company hoping to use OpenTitan will need to adapt and implement it correctly, and without introducing new vulnerabilities, to interoperate with existing software.
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Cognizant of the fact that reaching the peace was only half the battle, the Obama and Trump administrations have both maintained U.S. assistance to help Colombia implement it.
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Republicans have argued for its repeal ever since, claiming the law and the regulations designed to implement it – some of which have yet to be implemented – inhibit prosperity.
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After tough negotiations, he signed up to a third bailout in July and was re-elected in September on a mandate to implement it while protecting the vulnerable.
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Many companies that wanted to use Hadoop lacked the staff expertise to implement it and Altiscale tried to make it easier by delivering Hadoop as a managed service.
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The OECD said all relevant countries and financial centres had agreed to automatic information exchange and had signed, or asked to sign, the multilateral treaty to implement it.
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Parliamentary experts said it might be tough to overturn the law completely, but it would likely to be tweaked in coming years once authorities begin to implement it.
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"I think we've made very meaningful progress and now it's up to both of us to make sure that we can implement it," Mr. Mnuchin said on CNBC.
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"I think everyone who's running for president should talk about their plan, how they plan to implement it and how to plan to pay for it," said Sen.
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So she was surprised to learn around that time that Juul, too, had an anti-vaping curriculum — and was offering thousands of dollars to schools to implement it.
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Polls show a majority of support for the strikers, and while they show widespread support for a unified system, many do not trust Mr. Macron to implement it.
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"I think we will implement it eventually, at least its first part, related to expanding of transport capabilities and increasing supplies to the Turkish domestic market," Putin said.
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"This decision is not legally binding for us in any way and we have no intention to implement it," Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said in a reaction.
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But in the 17 months since, it had taken no steps to implement it, despite a petition by Women of the Wall and others to the High Court.
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The move to extend the compliance date comes after the agency's chief, Kathy Kraninger, issued a proposal in February to seek fresh recommendations on how to implement it.
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"The team used tremendous ingenuity to devise a new drilling technique and implement it on another planet," said Steve Lee, Curiosity Deputy Project Manager of JPL, in a statement.
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Lidar is expensive enough that even auto manufacturers are careful how they implement it, and time-of-flight or structured-light approaches like Kinect also bring the cost up.
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Visbal told Hyperallergic that she has yet to develop this program, but that she hopes to send donations from her sales to nonprofits that can help her implement it.
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"We want to target 2 million tourists per year from 2020, so we aim to implement it now," Tith Chantha, a secretary of state at the ministry, told Reuters.
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Even the most progressive beliefs are stymied by popular opinion therefore if you believe a certain thing implement it via your business and not via City Hall or protest.
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Crucially, that process appears to be only at the early stages and will involve a year-long consultation with experts, governments, and law enforcement about how to implement it.
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The tweet didn't come with a plan to implement it nor did it talk about the 1,320 to 6,630 transgender people believed to be serving in the US military.
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In addition to working with your state on its ESSA plan, tell your representatives in Congress to fully fund ESSA to be sure there are resources to implement it.
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It doesn't mean it will pass legal scrutiny and it doesn't mean that a behemoth like the federal government can implement it overnight without proper advance coordination and implementation.
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The immediate challenge for negotiators is that, by law, countries that have ratified the deal must start agreeing the rules to implement it at the next U.N. climate conference.
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So he is not going to implement it as is, he is going to revise it after negotiating one on one with Iran or with a series of allies.
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Trump has attempted to end the program, arguing that former President Barack Obama lacked the authority to implement it, though his efforts have so far been stymied in court.
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It's not clear when the latest agreement with Honduras will take effect, but the DHS official said the two countries will now start figuring out how to implement it.
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"The president asked the secretary to present a plan and now that he's given us another step in the plan, it's our job to help him successfully implement it."
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We have a strong road map and we are going to strongly implement it as soon as this referendum is out of the way which is likely by mid- April.
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He'll also discuss React's native capabilities, which are so popular, other framework teams are actually meeting with the React team to figure out how to implement it into their frameworks.
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There is a plan to modernize the subway, but the funds to implement it — an estimated $30 billion over a decade — do not exist in any budget or financial plan.
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The U.S. led the way in negotiating this 12-country trade pact, but when Washington withdrew in 2017, Japan and the other participating countries chose to implement it without us.
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Freight rail companies spent nearly $6.5 billion to develop PTC, and they have retained more than 2,400 signal system personnel to implement it, according to the Association of American Railroads.
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RCS brings the things you know and love from iMessage into an open platform—typing indicators, images and online statuses—which means any device maker and carrier can implement it.
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Read: The Trump Administration Won't Hold Migrant Kids at a Former Japanese Internment Camp After All Even if the agreement is approved, it remains unclear how Guatemala will implement it.
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As Buzzfeed News reported, the vaping behemoth offered schools consultants to teach a curriculum about e-cigarettes, in some cases dangling between $10,000 and $20,000 to help administrators implement it.
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AWS Solution Architect Certification Training Course After these first few courses, you'll have a pretty basic understanding of how AWS works and how you can implement it efficiently and affordably.
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Writing for the appeals court, Judge Jed Rakoff said the 2000 regulation conflicted with the plain meaning of the federal Medicare statute, and that HHS lacked authority to implement it.
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Mattis has until February 21, 2018, to come up with a plan, in consultation with the secretary of homeland security, and he has to implement it by March 23, 2018.
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"The finance minister will assess the ruling and implement it, but first we should wait for that assessment and then Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble will make his proposals," Merkel said.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Thursday that President Donald Trump's administration has a detailed plan on tax reform and is on track to implement it by year-end.
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Since the deal involves both its proprietary image sensors and software algorithms, that likely means that the full package will be arriving on any devices that choose to implement it.
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He has long boasted of a plan to defeat the Islamic State, but has vowed not to share it because Barack Obama might implement it and take the victory lap.
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In responding to the Supreme Court decision Tuesday, the Pentagon argued the Mattis policy is "NOT" a ban, adding it is "critical" the Defense Department be allowed to implement it.
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In "Blueprint for Balance," The Heritage Foundation has provided lawmakwers with all the guidance needed to write a fiscally responsible fiscal 2017 budget and the appropriations bills to implement it.
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"The easiest way to implement it, the least bureaucratically difficult, would be a nationality-based system," Theresa Cardinal Brown, the director of immigration policy at the Bipartisan Policy Center, says.
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If all goes according to plan, a final report will be due to the president by December 1 of this year, leaving him just enough time to not implement it.
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That deal, too, has since been thrown into doubt, as Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim met a second time in Vietnam but failed to agree on how to implement it.
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The popular film category will most likely happen at the 2019 Oscars; it's hard to imagine the Academy announcing this change without intending to implement it as soon as possible.
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The clock is ticking for May to find a workable exit strategy that has majority support at home, and then persuade Brussels to give her more time to implement it.
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By highlighting the violent action of an everyday implement, it also asks us to consider what other brutality we may be taking for granted as we go about our lives.
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Yet M.B.Z. remains a rare figure in the Middle East: a shrewd, secular-leaning leader with a blueprint of sorts for the region's future and the resources to implement it.
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"I'm flabbergasted that anyone in the chain of command tolerated the request and began to implement it, that they even got halfway down the road on this stuff," she said.
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The truth behind the spin is that the Clean Power Plan is consistent with the text of the Clean Air Act and with decades of prior efforts to implement it.
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He also clarified the timeline of the hold, saying he first got questions about it in June, and that the decision had been made to implement it by mid-July.
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"The federal agency I lead, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, is taking swift action to implement it," Verma wrote in an accompanying Chicago Tribune op-ed that day.
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The United States reaffirmed its commitment to withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord, while G20 signatories to the agreement declared the pact irreversible and said they would fully implement it.
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Marxism, he believes, is rooted fundamentally in the hatred of people who succeed in a capitalist economy — and thus will always result in violence when one attempts to implement it.
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Ideally, platforms like Twitter and Facebook will implement it to filter and spot Nazi or white supremacist propaganda, but the system can live without the social media companies, Crose said.
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"The team used tremendous ingenuity to devise a new drilling technique and implement it on another planet," Curiosity Deputy Project Manager Steve Lee said in an online statement at the time.
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The drama at the Justice Department is another sign of how hastily Trump's immigration order was developed and how little it was reviewed by the agencies now grappling to implement it.
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I wish I could say that cognitive scientists have settled on a different but equally effective solution and that all we need to do now is go out and implement it.
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The mandatory public comment period for the rule ended Tuesday, and now the administration will consider those comments and either make changes, withdraw the rule, or officially implement it as is.
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In September 2017 President Donald Trump announced he would phase out the DACA programme, claiming that Mr Obama had not possessed a mandate to implement it with no input from Congress.
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The two, who have some things in common, given the way they were both thrust into the spotlight courtesy of their husbands, reportedly discussed feminism and how to implement it globally.
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The suit alleges T-Mobile is at fault partly because the carrier said it would add a PIN code to Tapang's account prior to the incident, but didn't actually implement it.
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Periodic rebalancing is also rules-based, and very simple to understand and implement — it is strictly based on pre-set times, such as the end of a calendar quarter or year.
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If companies want to implement it, they'll have to do a version for the Nvidia cards already supported, and for each next-gen console, and for the cards AMD eventually produces.
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It requires the creativity, but if you don't have the people who are going to implement it, the tightness that helps to actually scale it up, then it could have problems.
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Having successfully piloted the scheme in Mbanza-Ngungu, UNICEF DRC has now started to implement it nationwide with the aim of reaching almost two million children by the end of 2017.
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Cyfrowy's main shareholder Zygmunt Solorz was quoted as saying earlier this month by Rzeczpospolita daily that Poland should consider building one 5G network in order to implement it fast and effectively.
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This year, the company abandoned efforts to roll out an anti-vaping curriculum in schools, offering school districts thousands of dollars and new technologies to implement it, a CNN investigation showed.
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Since the change requires tossing out the old rulebook, he said he fears his opponents could argue at the convention that there isn't enough time to implement it and simply punt.
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"They have also said that they could implement it relatively quickly," Cortina said, adding that CoDi was specifically designed so that it can facilitate payments online as well as in stores.
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As a candidate Mr. Trump presented his plan and now he is trying to implement it: killing Planned Parenthood, dismantling Obamacare, making abortion illegal, reducing emission standards and abrogating international treaties.
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His ambitious policy agenda would already be controversial; trying to implement it at the same time as imprisoning members of the royal family seems guaranteed to provoke some kind of backlash.
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It's still using the USB-C PD (Power Delivery) specification, but, essentially, if companies don't implement it exactly right for the Switch by regulating the power supply, issues can come up.
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"Bureaucrats in the State Department who oppose the President's Cuba policy refused to fully implement it," he said, in a statement issued just five hours after the final regulations were published.
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The most brilliant policy can fall flat if it is not communicated with a strong narrative that makes it real and compelling for the people who are supposed to implement it.
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Zentner said the public disclosure could come as late as the December meeting, but the committee could be discussing it now with plans to implement it at the beginning of 2019.
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Steyer's embrace of court-packing is interesting not because he is likely to implement it himself — Steyer's campaign for the Democratic nomination in eighth place, according to the RealClearPolitics polling average.
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An association of CEOs from major U.S. corporations officially endorsed the new U.S. trade agreement with Mexico and Canada on Wednesday and urged Congress to swiftly pass legislation to implement it.
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Their discipline to cultivate a certain style of play — and their patience to grow the right players to implement it — led to a title in 2015, boosted by bold deadline deals.
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Gorsuch is also no fan of the so-called "Chevron Doctrine," the idea that when a statute's interpretation is in doubt, deference should be given to the agency that will implement it.
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And even if Google does implement it on the Pixel, there's no guarantee that the rest of the Android ecosystem (aka the vast, vast majority of phones out there) will follow suit.
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Trump in May signed an executive order requiring agencies to use a specific framework to assess and manage cyber risk, and prepare a report within 90 days about how they implement it.
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There is no indication on whether Koski will be released to the public, but hopefully some other companies take some "inspiration" from the design and implement it in other products moving forward.
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Former director of national intelligence James Clapper said Thursday that he doubts a forthcoming executive order from the Trump administration on cybersecurity will come with authorities and resources needed to implement it.
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"The technology exists — we just don't have the stomach to implement it," said Deborah Hersman, the president of the National Safety Council and the former chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board.
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That is why I think the 737 Max will be among the safest planes in the air, once Boeing completes its fix, the FAA inspects and approves it, and airlines implement it.
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Pushing your company to create a great technological product without a discussion of how you will ultimately implement it in a real clinical setting is almost surely a fast road to failure.
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Debates and dialogue hardly every occur across the aisle, but activists in each party form a collective vision, often when they are out of power, and implement it when they gain power.
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With his policy agenda now set to influence government, and the rest of Dutch politics divided over how to implement it, he may well end up claiming a victory of another sort.
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In China, respect for the law tends to depend more on authorities' willingness and interpretation of how to implement it, often contributing to variations in practice at a provincial or municipal level.
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Though gatekeeper training isn't yet widespread, King says there are communities that have received funding to implement it, or where "champions" of the approach brought training to schools and other relevant settings.
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So, when you consider a radical change, like "Hey, let's tear up the global trade agreements; they're a disaster," you're more likely to implement it if you think things are getting worse.
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Paul LePage (R) has refused to implement it, but a new governor replacing LePage after he leaves office in the face of term limits could be more willing to accept the results.
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Getting input, guidance, and ideas from folks on the ground on how to plan, launch, and implement it will increase the chances of success for its intended beneficiaries as well as its implementers.
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The protocol doesn't identify bad actors, and while carriers have started to implement it, it's been a long process that involves a multitude of companies that need to partner and deploy new technology.
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Mr Mnuchin published his own assessment of the CRA in April, in a memo to the three regulators that implement it: the OCC, the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).
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AdGuard also said that it will implement two-factor authentication — a far stronger protection against credential stuffing attacks — but that it's a "next step" as it "physically can't implement it in one day."
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It can help people get elected — and I'm not even talking about the merits, I'm just not sure how you would actually implement it," Mayo said during an interview on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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The FAA has spent $7 billion on a modernization program called NextGen, but has been slow to implement it, which is part of the administration's argument for moving operations to a private entity.
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The order they drew up, with hardly any consultation from the agencies that would implement it or the lawyers who'd be tasked with defending it, was remarkably extreme in both substance and execution.
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A number of cities including Richmond, California, latched onto the idea, but the plan to implement it was paused after Deutsche Bank, Wells Fargo, and other major financial players challenged it in court.
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Since then, the number has steadily fallen, reflecting increased scepticism about the ethics of the death penalty, fewer states where the punishment remains valid and less willingness by state officials to implement it.
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When an associate would request a change to an internal system, for example, it often went through as many as nine different people before getting to the person who would actually implement it.
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Right now, it's mostly theoretical — only a few towns have passed one, and it's a political non-starter at the federal level — but municipalities could implement it tomorrow in gradual but transformative ways.
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He hopes to reach a deal whereby the other parties agree on a common policy platform and recognize that, as the party that won the election, he and his ministers should implement it.
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But if the board does not come through with a substantive plan, or does not appear prepared to implement it, it is unclear what steps she and the Legislature are prepared to take.
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SAP is testing a new process, which includes more regular check-in talks, on about 8,000 of its workers and aims to implement it for all of its almost 80,000 workforce next year.
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A CHALK talk can be an academic or hiring process in which someone uses a board and a writing implement (it doesn't have to be chalk, I'm told) while talking through an idea.
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A CHALK talk can be an academic or hiring process in which someone uses a board and a writing implement (it doesn't have to be chalk, I'm told) while talking through an idea.
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What the piece describes but never quite comes out and says plainly is that climate action has a hope primarily in states where Democrats have the power to implement it over Republican objections.
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Although it agreed to the deal three years ago, the decision to implement it marks a striking reversal for Hamas, considered a terrorist group by Israel, the United States and most powerful Arab countries.
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Medicaid expansion has been a big issue here — Maine voters supported in a 2017 ballot referendum but outgoing Republican LePage has obstructed it — and every Democrat has said they would implement it if elected.
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Eritrea signed a peace deal with Ethiopia in 2000, but the latter agreed to implement it only on July 8th, saying it would hand back the almost worthless strip of land that was disputed.
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I think that's a hard realization and it's just like anything else: You have to practice it, you have to implement it, and you have to have tough conversations with yourself and your community.
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Right now, this program is only offered in the US at Boca Raton's Florida Atlantic University, but Stanford University and its medical center have recently taken it under wing and should implement it soon.
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In the other corner is Uber, the ride-hailing giant that is now accused of colluding with a former Waymo engineer, Anthony Levandowski, to steal intellectual property and implement it into their own tech.
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The United States reaffirmed its commitment to withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord - as it had at the previous G20 summit in Germany last year - while other members said they would fully implement it.
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Delaney said the idea was "arguably unconstitutional" and would be challenged in the courts if President Warren ever tried to implement it, but that's not what people are going to remember from the debate.
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"I have neither a brake nor an accelerator, rather I have the job of reflecting when this message (to leave the bloc) arrives about how exactly we implement it," Merkel told a news conference.
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Alabama, recipient of 24 objections by the Justice Department since 1990, passed its voter-ID law in 2011, but held it back; it announced that it would implement it the day after the ruling.
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HUD officials had tried to delay the rule for two years, but agreed to implement it after a judge ruled in favor of civil rights groups challenging the delay, according to a press release.
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They drew up a remarkably extreme policy with hardly any consultation from the agencies that would implement it or the lawyers who'd be tasked with defending it, and made it go into effect immediately.
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HUD officials had tried to delay the rule for two years, but agreed to implement it after a judge ruled in favor of civil rights groups challenging the delay, according to a press release.
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By 322 votes to 306, MPs backed an amendment proposed by Sir Oliver Letwin, an ex-Tory grandee, to "withhold" approval of the agreement until Parliament has passed the legislation needed to implement it.
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The Department of Energy has provided some funds since then, according to the Congressional Research Service, putting $3.6 billion each year toward the smart grid -- not nearly enough to implement it nationwide by 2030.
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"It's one thing to know you're financially savvy, but another to implement it on a day-to-day and month-to-month basis," said Chenna Cotla, behavioral economist in KeyBank's financial wellness strategy group.
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"Now it's time to complete that revolution and to take that vision and implement it into reality," he said this morning in an interview with CBS News, shortly after he officially entered the race.
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The problem with that is if your energy goes down when you positively fantasize about the future, then you will not be able to put in the effort that is necessary to implement it.
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And, it wouldn't be an Android phone without Google's software, although Huawei says it has developed an Android and Windows replacement of its own and is supposedly at the ready to implement it if needed.
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As a result, equity crowdfunding would not be possible without three things happening: Congress would need to pass a bill; the president would need to sign it; and the SEC would need to implement it.
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"So they will not sit back, they are currently making contingency plans and once you've got a contingency plan – hey, there is a risk you might implement it one day," the chairman of RBS said.
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A Democratic senator is looking for answers on whether the Trump administration will keep in place the designation of election infrastructure as "critical" and, if so, how the new administration plans to implement it. Sen.
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Now that the agreement has been submitted to Congress, the onus is upon the European Union to go through its own procedures to bring the deal into force and upon European regulators to implement it.
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Some private clinics do not properly screen patients prior to initiating treatment and often charge outrageous sums of money—one reason that both patients and medical systems have been hesitant to implement it more widely.
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Underprepared students and their professors can't be expected to just know what to do to address the challenges of today's reality —they need a model for a successful partnership and the resources to implement it.
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A federal appeals court judge ruled on Tuesday that Texas could not legally exclude Planned Parenthood from Medicaid—suggesting that such a block, should the administration try to implement it, could get reversed in court.
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Congress passed a Russia sanctions bill last summer but some lawmakers chafed at what they saw as President Donald Trump's reluctance to implement it; he signed it only after Congress passed it with huge majorities.
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Thanks in part to rapid changes in political leadership – the city has had five mayors since 2008 – it has not yet become a legal framework, which means that the city is not obliged to implement it.
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"[Skateboarders] hadn't developed enough technique with flip tricks to be able to implement it, so the first time you ever saw frontside flips was this weird hybrid version that looked like a new trick," he said.
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It is the engagement that we have with the leadership to come to a conclusion what objective we wanted to achieve, and how what were the risks associated with it, and how to effectively implement it.
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Hershey last week said it would hike wholesale prices on its single-serve products, which account for about a third of its total sales, by 237% and will implement it on products shipped later this year.
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"It will not be possible to find a solution overnight," Maurer told a news conference in Bern, adding it could take a year to come up with a new plan and years more to implement it.
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During Copyright Week 2017, it strikes me that there's a critical lesson to be learned from the intense negotiations that produced that watershed document and our experience with the 85033 U.S. law adopted to implement it.
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"We're stuck with this awful rule, and here it is three years later and they still can't implement it properly," said Lynn Millinoff, the coach of the girls' team at Buchholz High School in Gainesville, Fla.
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"The lesson is just how long it takes for even a relatively simple technology to have an impact on business, because of the hard work it takes to implement it reliably in complex environments," Brynjolfsson notes.
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Elizabeth Warren, who is a co-sponsor of the legislation in the Senate, had said she was "with Bernie on Medicare for All" until she released in November her own plan on how to implement it.
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Of course, it will still be up to individual car companies to decide whether or not to adopt Android, and they will have a lot of flexibility in deciding exactly how they implement it into their vehicles.
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However, she said a plan to trim corporate tax rate to 20%, from the current 25%, still needs further study "to calculate how fast, how big the fiscal risk is and to determine how to implement it".
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This is why Teran plans that by the time Q is publicly traded — if it ever is — he will have so fully built out the model that even the most hardheaded successor will continue to implement it.
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It gave four main recommendations, which the IRS did not fully agree to implement — it refused to hold employees accountable for their actions and did not agree to conduct a risk assessment of the data's new home.
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"We acknowledge this judgment by the Federal Supreme Court and will implement it," said a spokesman for Eventim, which is listed in the MDAX share index and had a market value of $4.2 billion at Wednesday's close.
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Egypt earlier this year approved a mechanism to link domestic fuel prices to those in the international market as it gradually weans the country away from most energy subsidies, but the government has yet to implement it.
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Given enough surfaces to highlight this feature, though, developers will likely want to implement it — and since doing so doesn't take a ton of work, chances are quite a few third-party applications will soon support it.
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Does it work in real time, are there big drawdowns … does the graph really show steady gains or are the gains just in a few time periods, can you implement it in real time, and so forth.
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"We had prepared the closure of our border and told Prime Minister Johnson we would implement it that day if there was no evolution [of British measures]," a senior French official familiar with the conversation told POLITICO.
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"The main idea, always, was to implement it in a way that the user is in control of what data is used, where, when, and how," Wißfeld said of his project, microG, in an interview with Motherboard.
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We combine that with 360 reviews both for myself and everyone else on the team, so it's not just my perspective, and then everyone develops their own plan and then works with their coach to implement it.
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Warren sponsored Sanders's Medicare-for-all bill, but she moved away from it in the face of questions about how she'd implement it without raising taxes on the middle class or kicking people off their private insurance.
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"We know it is very frustrating for our customers and are working extremely hard with our engine suppliers and specifically Avio to work out a solution and implement it as quickly as we can," an Airbus spokeswoman said.
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China hopes it and the United States can abide by the trade deal they agreed to and implement it well in order to boost market confidence, push bilateral trade development and aid global economic growth, the ministry added.
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The United States called on the three countries to repeal the tax and urged other Gulf states not to implement it, while Switzerland asked Gulf finance ministers to consider modifying the tax, a Geneva trade official told Reuters.
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Six Sigma Green Belt Training & Certification Now on to the more advanced certification: this Green Belt-centered course focuses on the sub-methodology DMAIC (define, measure, analyze, improve, control) and how to implement it in your business practices.
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The feature is being rolled out to start with tonight's Home Run Derby and tomorrow's All-Star game, but it should start arriving in more parks after the All-Star break as different stadiums begin to implement it.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), a leader in the race to be the next national party leader, said at a debate in Washington on Wednesday night that he supports the ban but would not unilaterally implement it if elected.
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"You've got to get the interface with the government's agencies, then you've got to implement it on your parts, and then you've got to get it out to your 10,000 suppliers from all around the world," Palmer said.
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"The challenge with tech is that it takes a while for you to implement it and make the changes so that the customer can start to experience them and benefit from them," said Chris O'Cull, a Stifel analyst.
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"It's been beyond worth it having the opportunity to sit down with so many business minds and be a sponge and take that wisdom and implement it into your own life," said Cameron Wake, Defensive End for the Dolphins.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - One day before President Donald Trump's temporary ban on all refugees and travelers from six predominantly Muslim countries is scheduled to take effect, there is still widespread uncertainty about how the administration will implement it.
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While Facebook lobbied against the legislation, it is busy preparing to implement it, developing a new reporting form for users to alert it to possible unlawful content and recruiting a representative as point of contact for German law enforcement.
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During the keynote, Green posted a series of skeptical tweets about Apple's use of differential privacy, including this one:Of course, exactly how secure Apple's version of differential privacy will be depends on how Apple actually plans to implement it.
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Axon's aim is to provide police departments in the United States with the technology so that officers — frontline officers in particular — can effectively try it, learn how to use it and offer insight on how best to implement it.
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In the three years since Britain voted to leave the European Union, the Speaker has played an increasingly influential role in the process of debating the rights and wrongs of Brexit and passing the laws needed to implement it.
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The agreement was part of a deal to attract support for the tax legislation of senators like Bob Corker of Tennessee and Jim Lankford of Oklahoma, but now the party is grappling with how, exactly, they will implement it.
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In the intervening years, Sudan's National Council for Child Welfare (NCCW) formulated a strategy for abandoning the practice, but the reform sparked counter-mobilization by conservative religious groups in the country and little has been done to implement it.
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"This is the thing I've learned with Facebook as well as with all these companies ... is that they'll announce a policy one day, they'll change it on the next day, [and] they'll implement it a third way," he said.
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Trade experts say that when it comes to this kind of commingling of sectors that the U.S. looks set to implement, it is to naive to raise concerns about apples and oranges — or in this context, aircraft and olives.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's foreign minister said on Monday that the adoption of a U.N. humanitarian resolution on Aleppo was just a first step and that all sides, especially the Syrian government and its allies, needed to implement it immediately.
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Sam Altman, a partner at Y Combinator, was encouraged to see the California Democratic party include universal basic income in its platform, but thinks more needs to be understood about how best to implement it on a broad scale.
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As a result of our lobbying to get governments to adopt the declaration, and to implement it since — often spearheaded by Voinovich — Europe today is better prepared to respond to the waves of imported and homegrown terror and xenophobia.
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Senior officials don't know who's coming into top positions or when, and said the past few weeks have felt uncertain at best and chaotic at worst, especially as they scrambled to sort out the travel ban and how to implement it.
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And ways to implement it… Whether it's Russia or any other country now we have a solution how to implement that… We want to have new customers, new countries and replicate the model we have now done already in Russia.
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Although it agreed to the arrangement three years ago, the decision to implement it now marks a striking reversal for Hamas, which is considered a terrorist group by Israel, the United States and most of the most powerful Arab countries.
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The law didn't specify how many people this streamlined process would apply to, but the agency was to report to Congress every year on its progress toward the new system and the additional money it would need to implement it.
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Among the notable changes, heads of federal agencies must use a framework developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology to assess and manage cyber risk, and prepare a report within 90 days documenting how they will implement it.
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But Wood Mackenzie said further expansion may take longer, even though Kazakhstan, hard hit by a fall in oil revenues due to lower prices and facing output stagnation at many other fields, wants to implement it as quickly as possible.
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American city planner Jeff Speck has been advocating for walkability for the past 250 years, and in his new book, Walkability City Rules: 2000 Steps to Making Better Places, he carefully outlines how to "sell" walkability and then implement it.
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"This rule is only as good as the administration's intent to implement it," said Toby Merrill, the director of Harvard Law School's Project on Predatory Student Lending, which has represented dozens of borrowers in lawsuits against schools and the Education Department.
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"If we believe that this is cutting edge but we can&apost immediately find a client who wants to use it because they may think it is too far out, we immediately implement it in one of our offices," Ulbrich said.
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"I think sometimes you have to make decisions, and once he made a decision, he didn't feel it was necessary to hold that decision and they're going to work together with the Department of Defense to lawfully implement it," she said.
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Last year, the United Nations Security Council passed a resolution calling for an end to impunity for perpetrators, but little has been done to implement it, said Leonard Rubenstein, head of Safeguarding Health in Conflict Coalition, a network of aid groups.
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But when it turned out that international users, like those in the United Kingdom, were basically bending the app in order to essentially enable one-to-one payments, it seemed like there was a potential to implement it as part of the app.
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It's important to note that Google and Microsoft have implemented DMARC on the receiving side (meaning they check DMARC records for inbound messages, if the apparent sending domain has published a DMARC record) but they do not automatically implement it for senders.
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"Ireland and our EU partners, and a very broad spectrum of international opinion have made clear that we believe the JCPOA was a significant diplomatic achievement, and that all parties to it should implement it in full," Coveney said in a statement.
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Android Messages has always been Google's RCS app, but to date RCS as a standard has done what you expect standards to do: get lost in the shuffle as different companies either ignore it or implement it according to their own corporate whims.
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In fact, a Delta representative confirmed to me that the airline has been testing RFID since 2003 but that it has only made the decision to implement it now because the costs of revamping the entire ticketing system have finally come down.
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But in order to implement it as a method to be used in the real world, there was still one question that needed to be answered: how could individuals confirm the identity of a party reaching out and making a request to communicate?
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This is why most observers expect it would take at least a year for Republicans to draft and pass an Obamacare replacement plan — and even more than that to write out the regulations and set up the infrastructure in order to implement it.
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Although Trump's executive order just expedites the implementation of an entry-exit system that has been mandated by Congress, that doesn't mean that he can implement it with unreliable biometric technology or without due regard to the privacy rights of American citizens.
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His proposal sought to close a loophole whereby hardline Brexit supporters could have voted for the deal on Saturday but then blocked the legislation needed to implement it, leaving Britain on course for a disorderly exit at the end of the month.
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This year lacked that kind of drama as the company announced incremental improvements to their overall product set including a new and simpler way to customize the Einstein AI toolkit called MyEinstein, which gives developers and Salesforce admins more control over how they implement it.
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Trump has praised the use of torture — even as he says he won't implement it — and he has suggested that he might consider seizing Iraq's oil in the future, which Defense Secretary James Mattis reassured Iraq was not the case in Baghdad this week.
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HANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble on Monday said the G20 leaders agreed that the BEPS process to crack down on tax "base erosion and profit sharing" was working and further steps were needed to implement it, including in the digital economy.
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Another reason I think when the central government announced a lot of new policies, new measures; China as a big country, the local governments they need to implement it, so for specific investors, maybe there'll be some problems in specific projects, in specific regions.
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"Unity and diversity is not something that can be implemented just because you want to implement it," Suu Kyi said in response to a question at a discussion at the university, where in the mid-1980s she researched her father, independence hero Aung San.
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Letwin said he supports Johnson's deal but wants to close a loophole whereby hardline Brexit supporters could support the deal on Saturday but then block the legislation needed to implement it, leaving Britain on course for a disorderly exit at the end of the month.
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I think many years ago, let's say when we released the trailer for Sonic 4, and people complained about the physics and things like that, that Sega was not in a position to take feedback and adapt to it and implement it in development.
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"Given the CDR program's extraordinary breadth, its lack of demonstrated efficacy, and the government's failure to lawfully implement it, repealing the CDR program is a necessary first step, although not sufficient without other major reforms," the groups wrote, referring to call detail records (CDR).
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But I do think we moved from really a products-offered strategy — which is basically we would sell you a product, you would then implement it, sometimes by yourself or with a systems integrator or something like that — we moved to selling a service.
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And Western officials say retaking Mosul without a plan to restore security, basic services and governance, along with money and personnel to implement it immediately, risks repeating the mistake the Bush administration made in 2003, by toppling the government without plans for a new one.
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But by announcing it as our goal and setting up a task force to implement it, we would send an immediate message that we see this as a human challenge rather than an "us against them" issue where the "other" is demeaned and dehumanized.
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"The government approved in the dead of night the emergency regulations, even though the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee began to discuss the issue yesterday -- without being given the opportunity to implement it in a serious and complete way," Ashkenazi said on Twitter Tuesday.
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Family residential centers Responding to questions about when the new rule will be rolled out, McAleenan acknowledged that the administration will likely face litigation before adding that they hope to implement it as soon as possible which could mean eliminating the Flores settlement agreement.
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I think it has the potential of being a great equalizer, but I'm not totally sure how to implement it because I loved my fancy-schmancy private liberal arts college and think that low- and middle-income kids like myself deserve access to that too.
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Allowing Mr. Trump's new order to go into effect, Mr. Ferguson said, could lead to a "game of whack-a-mole," in which the president could answer any court's rebuke by making modest tweaks to his own policy and then hastening to implement it.
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"The federal government is going to put forward a well-designed default, but if a state demonstrates that it has a better of way of achieving the same goals, the state can implement it," says Matthew Fiedler, a health care expert at the Brookings Institution.
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Carter enacted a policy in 2016 to allow transgender people to serve openly in the military and receive transition-related care, but this summer, President Trump announced a new policy banning open transgender service, although military leaders are still awaiting guidance on how to implement it.
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Western officials say retaking the city without a plan to restore security, basic services and governance, along with money and personnel to implement it, risks repeating the mistake U.S. President George W. Bush's administration made in 2003, by toppling one government without plans for a new one.
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"The negotiations have been a shambles, primarily because the government opted to implement a strategy which was not on the ballot paper and gave insufficient thought about how to implement it prior to triggering Article 50 (to launch the Brexit process)," said Peter Dixon at Commerzbank.
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To read the rest of our piece, click here --EX-INTEL CHIEF CLAPPER WAS SKEPTICAL: Earlier Thursday, before the order was released, former director of national intelligence James Clapper said he doubted cyber executive order would come with the authorities and resources needed to implement it.
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While the tech teams are in charge of creating and managing the AI-based applications — like using cameras and sensors to help determine when shelves need to be restocked — the business side must be able to implement it to ultimately drive down costs or improve profits.
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It's worth getting a price on carbon anywhere it can be gotten, but climate hawks should not believe, and definitely shouldn't be saying in public, that a carbon price is enough, that it's worth trading anything and everything for, that when we implement it, we are done.
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Last year, the European Court of Human Rights upheld Belgium's ban on the wearing of face veils in public, ruling that the country could be allowed to implement it in order to enhance people's ability to "live together" pursuant to the "protection of rights of others."
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"If I'm confirmed as secretary, my job is to faithfully implement the programs as passed by Congress, whatever they are, and that would include, if the Affordable Care Act is the law of the land and remains such, to implement it as faithfully as possible," Azar replied.
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Undeterred, the RCMP went ahead and began working to procure a new AFIS system that could analyze and capture faces, fingerprints, palm prints, tattoos, scars, and irises—all without clear authorization or approval by the country's federal privacy watchdog, or even a plan to implement it.
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"To the degree certain retailers implement it in California, then they have the system set up to kind of operate that way with consumers and there's an easier transition to moving it to other markets," said Heather Honea, chair of the marketing department at San Diego State University.
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It's clear now that there's a rift between Trump's own foreign policy and the recommendations of much of his national security team, as well as the default positions of the Republican (not to mention American) foreign policy establishment, and that his administration is thwarting his efforts to implement it.
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Even if Google or Amazon doesn't build the mesh networking bits directly into the speaker, it could be included in the speaker's wall power supply allowing both companies to quickly implement it across its product lines and offer it as a logical add-on as a secondary purchase.
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"We clearly fell short, and the implementation of this angle-of-attack disagree alert was a mistake, right, we did not implement it properly," he added, referring to a system in the 737 Max planes blamed for two deadly crashes in six months that killed more than 300 people.
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Russia, which raised several objections to the ceasefire proposal before it passed, said the U.N.-mandated truce will start when all sides involved reach agreement on how to implement it; instead, it announced Monday that it was ordering a daily five-hour humanitarian pause in fighting in Eastern Ghouta.
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"If I'm confirmed as secretary, my job is to faithfully implement the programs as passed by Congress, whatever they are, and that would include, if the Affordable Care Act is the law of the land and remains such, to implement it as faithfully as possible," Azar told Sen.
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Among the sites that still don't use any encryption, or don't implement it with all modern protections and by default, there's major news sites, such as those of the BBC, The New York Times, and CNN, as well most major porn websites, or retailers like eBay or Amazon.
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"If you mandate every private person-to-person sale has to be subject to a background check, the immediate next question is how do you implement it and the only way to implement that is with a federal gun registry," Cruz said when asked about Texas Lt. Gov.
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"If I'm confirmed as secretary, my job is to faithfully implement the programs as passed by Congress, whatever they are, and that would include, if the Affordable Care Act is the law of the land and remains such, to implement it as faithfully as possible," Azar told Congress.
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" However, he praised the U.K.'s legal system, saying "we have the good fortune to live in a country where everyone … even government is subject to the rule of law, so the government will comply with the judgment of the court and do all that is necessary to implement it.
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The beauty of Protect is that it's delivered as a service, and while Guis says it's fairly simple to implement it, she means compared to traditional data protection tools, which typically require a software/hardware combination to work — and to this point have typically been installed in larger enterprise settings.
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Rather than focusing on familiar concerns about UBI — the risk of dependency, the price tag, how to implement it or how work often provides meaning in one's life — it is worthwhile to recognize that the case for such a broad and radical reform of our economic system is actually rather weak.
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Whether Lumin can continue to build on the start it's made in expanding the viewer experience, or whether it's doomed to limited faddishness like so many other AR apps, lies in the hands of the DIA, the first major institution to implement it, as well as others that will follow suit.
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"I believe Xi has committed to provide some economic help to Kim Jong-un and implement it to a degree — otherwise, China would fall back to that difficult and embarrassing position over North Korea before Kim's visit in March," said Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at Renmin University.
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To purse something because it matters to you, to your moral expectations for the world; to pursue something because the way it occurs now is, to be blunt, unjust, to pursue and invest in change despite not having the power to implement it directly, is to be willing to fail.
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On the latest episode of the Future Perfect podcast, we went to Newark to examine the results of Zuckerberg's gift, and of then-Newark Mayor Cory Booker's efforts to implement it: I highly recommend you download the podcast, which goes deep into what the Newark experience says about wealth inequality and philanthropy.
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Poly Runner VR Poly Runner VR Advertising in virtual reality is in a pretty weird place right now where game developers don't want to implement it haphazardly and piss off users, but Lucid Sight is hoping it can get in on the ground floor of this opportunity before VR ads start getting big.
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Pro-Beijing groups had been pushing for a mask ban, but it was not clear how the government would implement it in a city where many of its 7.4 million residents wear them every day to protect against infection following the outbreak of the deadly Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in 2003.
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In fact, the idea that there is something different that the people we look up to have discovered almost serves as an anchor to many of our own aspirations because rather than executing, we find ourselves waiting for the next big reveal about a secret idea and how we can implement it.
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Gabriel formerly told Putin that the Nordstream-2 gas line, which bypassed every country in Eastern Europe and whose economic desirability is moot to say the least, was desirable because Germany and Russia could implement it alone and thus exclude the European Commission and the EU from any role in the pipeline.
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But other unions, including the New York State Building & Construction Trades Council, joined forces with private health insurers to kill the bill, funding polling to show opposition to the tax increases needed to implement it and writing op-eds calling the plan a "folly" that would "send jobs and people fleeing" the state.
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Clark, who used the example of car maker Toyota which relies on components crossing borders to manufacture cars in Britain, said businesses needed the certainty of what happens next, but warned that it could take some time not only to make a decision, but also to implement it once it had been agreed upon.
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I urge the leaders in the House and Senate to vigorously exercise their oversight authority over an institution that has operated on an island for far too long, and ensure that their own groundbreaking efforts to restore some justice to a broken system is not thwarted by the very officials who pledged to faithfully implement it.
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Democracy means being in touch and in tune with life as it's lived in our communities, and that's what we should expect from our leaders, and it depends upon cultivating leaders at the grassroots who can help bring about change and implement it on the ground and can tell leaders in fancy buildings, this isn't working down here.
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Democracy means being in touch and in tune with life as it's lived in our communities, and that's what we should expect from our leaders, and it depends upon cultivating leaders at the grass-roots who can help bring about change and implement it on the ground and can tell leaders in fancy buildings, this isn't working down here.
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This year will be different, thanks to advice from one of the leading experts on empathy, Dr. Helen Riess, associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and author of a new book, "The Empathy Effect," that explores the neuroscience behind concern for others and offers advice on how to nurture and implement it most effectively.
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That could be a sign that the White House is preparing for the eventuality of losing a Supreme Court battle—in case the sweeping executive order is struck down, Trump will have the option of signing a similar order, but one that that won't get suplexed by tag-teaming federal judges as soon as the government tries to implement it.
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The details of the plan and efforts to implement it were first reported by BuzzFeed News in May, and experts say it would keep hundreds of thousands of people fleeing violence from entering the US. "With one regulation the US is nearly entirely turning its back on this asylum flow," Sarah Pierce, an analyst at the Migration Policy Institute, told BuzzFeed News.
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And she knows what position-, JS: I think you have to separate-, I think the press has to separate her mindset and her team's mindset in terms of what they want to accomplish from actually how they implement it, and I think they're muddling them, and I think she probably has a very clear view as to what she wants to accomplish.
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The debate around medical marijuana is mostly about the details of how states implement it — particularly about whether a state system is too lax (creating de facto legalization), and whether it would be better to take the specific components of marijuana through the federal approval process for other medicines instead of legalizing the whole plant for medicinal use through a voter initiative.
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Bank of Israel Governor Karnit Flug said she supported the reform, telling cabinet ministers before the vote that it was needed — together with the central bank's own measures such as creating a credit database and to spur innovation — to make a more advanced, efficient and competitive banking sector But she also warned the government to implement it with caution so as not to undermine the financial sector.
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Plus, Democrats have a lengthy wish list for a spending bill, mostly emergency funding requests that must get done before the next Congress: funding to combat the Zika virus, which Republicans have delayed almost all year; action on fighting the opioid epidemic, which Congress passed in July but without appropriating any money to implement it; support for busted water systems like in Flint, Michigan; and disaster aid for flood-stricken Louisiana and Mississippi.
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What I would say is really important is for us to be able to work closely with these different providers, the different governments, and be able to explain how can we really implement it in a reasonable way, how to make sure there aren't unintended consequences that they didn't think about that actually might make the situation worse that they just, because they're not running our businesses, don't necessarily have that visibility.
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And the fact that "populism" or "Trumpism" — like "compassionate" or "big government" conservatism before it — exerts an inevitable pull on Republican administrations and majorities is a sign that a Trumpian or George W. Bushian mix of cultural conservatism and economic populism is in fact the natural basis for an American center-right majority, resisted only by a Republican ideological apparatus that persists in believing in a limited-government ideal so fine no actual government can implement it.
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We are very focused on reducing segmentation on the labour market, on implementing a number of measures that allow firms and workers to match in a better way, the reform of public administration is very important for the Portuguese economy to grow stronger, this is included in a much wider package and it's a pity if it's not written in this context and we really want to make this information available and the way we are going to implement it will be strictly under these conditions.
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