In closing, we think he'd like to say ... ELONMUSKELONMUSKELONMUSKELONMU...
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" In closing, the oil company promised to "do better.
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"Remember that all ICOs are scams," he writes in closing.
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In closing, the ad directed everyone to the website SavePapaJohns.
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So that's what I'm really interested in — closing that gap.
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I guess in closing, what is your definition of punk?
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Electrification may play a key role in closing that gap.
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In closing, Cecily Strong, playing the Judiciary Committee's ranking Democratic Sen.
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We don't believe in closing borders, stopping movement or stopping migration.
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In closing, I want to ask you just one more thing.
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"Rebuild the military, kill the terrorists," the narrator says in closing.
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In closing, if you don't agree with me, you understand nothing.
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Schiff denies having met whistleblower in closing remarks 3:31 p.m.
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We think Facebook can play a part in closing this gap.
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Four Houston relievers assisted in closing out a six-hit shutout.
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USF tops Texas Tech with TD in closing seconds BIRMINGHAM, Ala.
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Rocker Mick Jagger features in closing film "The Burnt Orange Heresy".
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Rocker Mick Jagger features in closing film "The Burnt Orange Heresy".
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"Your success now is our country's success," Bush wrote in closing.
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Some argue it's the latest effort in closing the gender wage gap.
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In closing, I would like to address a couple of additional issues.
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Progress in closing the pay gap has stalled in several rich countries.
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" In closing, the father advised Grande to "Take care of you first.
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John McCain, and in closing, issued a passionate tribute to Colin Kaepernick.
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Progress in closing the gender gap seems to hinge on corporate change.
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The company joins several major retailers in closing stores amid the outbreak.
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In closing statements, both candidates rehashed their ties to the Empire State.
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Since the White House set out to define the challenge two years ago, there's been little progress in closing the economic divide for American families — let alone the political divide over the government's role in closing that gap.
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The American star Venus Williams played a pivotal part in closing that gap.
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Bars and restaurants now join theme parks and stadiums in closing their doors.
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"Please, Mr. President," Qu said in closing remarks addressed to the White House.
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In closing, De Niro paid tribute to Hollywood as well as his hometown.
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"He was a gutless animal," Mr. Trump said in closing of Mr. al-Baghdadi.
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They believe officials are more interested in closing the investigation than finding the truth.
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"It is time for some goddamned honesty in this world," she wrote in closing.
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"Are banks responsible for bank robbers?" defense attorney Marc Dedman said in closing arguments.
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More broadly, the U.S. lags other developed countries in closing the gender wage gap.
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Nickel failed to trade in closing rings and was bid up 0.8% at $14,480.
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But Republicans still lag far behind Democrats in closing any of those gender gaps.
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Tin did not trade in closing rings but was bid down 0.3% to $17,800.
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In closing, Bill Clinton echoed a refrain his wife has been using while campaigning.
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Leading economies have made progress in closing the gender pay gap in recent years.
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For three months earlier this year, Mr Barzani joined Turkey in closing the border.
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As one of the women in gold gowns said in closing, "It's very exciting!"
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Nunes says impeachment proceedings amount to an 'inquisition' in closing remarks 7:49 p.m.
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The firm warned in closing that DexCom's lead in the market is now smaller.
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In closing arguments, McMonagle laid out the defense's rape myth strategy all at once.
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The company joins several major retailers in closing stores amid the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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However initiatives like Sierra Club's Beyond Coal have been critical in closing coal plants.
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A BRAC round is not merely an exercise in closing bases to save money.
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Nickel did not trade in closing rings but was bid down 0.1% at $12,340.
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" And in closing, Trump added ominously: "We will discuss this more in the coming days.
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District Attorney Lisa Jones said in closing arguments Monday morning, local station 11 Alive reports.
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"The department is asking for the public's assistance in closing these three cases," Weddington said.
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Maybe that measure will be successful in closing the strategic distance between the two countries.
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LME copper rose 22% in closing rings to $5,22 a tonne, the highest since Sept.
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"This guy is an angry, out-of-control, walking bomb," Snipes said in closing arguments.
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In closing arguments, he said her testimony was remarkably different from her statements to police.
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Top hires often come through investor referrals or with investor support in closing the candidate.
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"We must continue to make progress in closing the $400 billion tax gap," he said.
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Over all, 211-hole leaders have a 22014 percent success rate in closing out tournaments.
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"Muslims will help us solve this problem if we engage them," Mahmood said in closing.
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In closing, a few words must be made about the Southern Primary run-off requirement.
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It joins other automakers in Europe in closing plants as a result of the coronavirus.
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Just need to keep an eye on the storm speed in closing to be sure.
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Sports: NBA and MLB join NHL in closing locker rooms to media amid coronavirus fears.
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It would also in some cases allow the use of coal ash in closing landfills.
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In closing the door, I lean out a little bit to see what's going on.
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It would also in some cases allow the use of coal ash in closing landfills.
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"In closing, Jauregui implores Trump supporters to do two things: "travel and read a history book.
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"We are not occupying this space, we are supposed to be here," said Joseph in closing.
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But sometimes that sensation in closing the eyes and going, 'This is so close to God.
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Nickel was not included in closing rings but was down 0.8% at $11,890 in electronic trading.
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They have access to the information and should be supporting black women in closing that gap.
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Nickel was not included in closing rings, but had slipped 0.7% to $11,980 in electronic trading.
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"Roy Oliver reasonably made the decision that he had to make," Lane said in closing arguments.
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LME three-month nickel was bid up 0.3 percent in closing rings to $13,220 a tonne.
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Cabela's had warned of a delay in closing the deal, because of delays in regulatory approval.
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LHP Taylor Rogers will get a look in closing situations after Brandon Kintzler was traded Monday.
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Burr highlights how Haspel would be first female CIA chief in closing remarks 12:10 p.m.
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The NAR said rising prices were causing problems with appraisals, leading to delays in closing contracts.
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Even more soul-searching and scrambling for answers will happen in closing weeks of the year.
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In closing arguments, defense attorney Steve Sack questioned the credibility and accuracy of the police investigation.
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" Gaughan said prosecutors could use the term victim in closing arguments "if the evidence supports it.
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Nickel was not included in closing rings but was down 0.5% at $11,620 in electronic trading.
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Nickel was not included in closing rings but was up 1.8% in electronic trading at $11,885.
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The first lady also announced in closing remarks that she would be taking another solo international trip.
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Place-based policies can play a critical role in closing the geographic gaps in labor force participation.
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In closing arguments Thursday, Doty's public defender, Danita Ivory, suggested the Morgan brothers were behind the shooting.
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"(It's) primarily heroin that led us all here," Assistant District Attorney David Deakin said in closing arguments.
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"I blindly followed his demands," Cohen said in closing remarks after more than seven hours of testimony.
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In a press release, EPI further noted that progress in closing the racial wealth gap had stalled.
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Yet he seems mostly uninterested in closing that gap, serving up clichés that only exacerbate the problem.
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"New orthodoxies of expression," Ackroyd notes, in closing, are being more and more rigorously enforced, especially online.
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In closing the letter, he wrote: "Take good care of our city and of each other. Farewell."
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"I don't think there is any inspector who takes pride in closing down a restaurant," he added.
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" Schiff said in closing: "If you find him guilty, you must find that he should be removed.
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Earlier this month The Washington Post reported Twitter was ramping up its efforts in closing fake accounts.
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On Monday, iShares MSCI Brazil dropped 4.99% in closing deals, while Dow Jones Brazil Titans lost 4.81%.
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But here too the company has faced delays in closing licensing agreements in China, its biggest market.
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In closing, the Democrats fake outrage that President Trump used his own channel to communicate with Ukraine.
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And in closing one door, another door opens, and that door has been waiting for a long time.
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That means, if you're buying a $200,000 home, you'll owe anywhere between $4,000 and $10,000 in closing fees.
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"A promise is a promise," attorney Chris Tayback told Montgomery County Judge Steve O'Neill in closing arguments Wednesday.
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In closing we contend that 'no new jails' is justified based on decades of relevant research and activism.
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He acknowledged, however, that the system still had work to do, especially in closing income-based achievement gaps.
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In closing, Hefner concluded her post by urging fans and followers to get tested and understand the symptoms.
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In closing, he smooched Cooper — something the real Biden came pretty close to doing at the actual event.
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In closing arguments, Bruck tried to argue that Roof never understood the gravity of what he had done.
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In closing the debate, Baldwin urged lawmakers not to support the motion and a vote was not held.
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I just wonder to what extent businesses can play a better role in closing that gap of inequality.
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That sparked criticism from coalition partners that delays in closing the deal would prolong Slovakia's dependence on Russia.
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But he would give stage notes about what questions to ask, what points to raise in closing argument.
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The difficulty in closing gaps between the North Korean and US positions is adding another kind of uncertainty.
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In closing, Trump urged Americans to demand that lawmakers pass tougher measures aimed at fighting the criminal gang.
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"We put 225% down, or about $353,235, and we had about $2000,210 in closing costs," Khalfani-Cox said.
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Three-month LME copper shed 219 percent to trade at $2890,28 a tonne in closing open-outcry trading.
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" But prosecutors cited his behavior to assert in closing arguments that he "had no respect for the law.
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In closing, there are karaoke bars with better talent than the predictions of the future your issue supplied.
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And it suggests cities and local governments have a big role to play in closing the cancer gap.
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"On January 1st, the for-sale sign comes off the gates of City Hall," she said, in closing.
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"We got a lot to change, we got a lot to do," Keys said in closing the show.
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But in closing out his 44th PGA Tour victory this week, Mickelson, 48, was a study in restraint.
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Another trick which it would be good to see Till use in closing the distance is foot trapping.
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" Her entire face is my sweet Charlie, and it doesn't matter what it looks like," she said in closing.
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I say that in the next round it is unlikely we will make major progress in closing that gap.
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Handmaid's gets a little more obscure with its choices in closing credits music, which is sometimes a pop song.
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"See you at the debate," Trump said in closing, referencing Sunday's face-off between he and his Democratic challenger.
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"This case is a tragedy but not a murder," said defense lawyer Daniel Herbert in closing arguments on Thursday.
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In closing, Cosby thanked Smerconish and Sirius XM. "I just hope I'm not in trouble now, man," he said.
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"The result is you get a sort of fog, a haze of drug addiction," Deakin said in closing arguments.
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"It's primarily heroin that led us all here," Suffolk County Assistant District Attorney David Deakin said in closing arguments.
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Benchmark LME copper climbed 0.7 percent in closing open outcry trading to $6,213 a tonne, the highest since Dec.
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Of course, it's important to factor in closing costs, which would be amortized over the length of the loan.
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"It's primarily heroin that led us all here," Suffolk County Assistant District Attorney David Deakin said in closing statements.
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OTHER METALS: LME copper did not trade in closing rings but was bid down 0.7% at $143,963 a tonne.
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Her lawyer said in closing arguments on Friday that the hotel was negligent and could have prevented the incident.
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The country's natural gas boom and the growth of renewables have played a large role in closing coal plants.
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In closing arguments on Wednesday prosecutors told jurors that Stone lied to Congress in order to protect Trump's image.
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Kingston's governing board now judges the university's success partly by whether it has made progress in closing the divide.
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In closing, he homes in on Putin's biggest fear: a non-corrupt, democratic and prosperous Ukraine on Russia's border.
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The mayor of New York City will take the first step in closing the notorious Rikers Island this summer.
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Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) fell 4533% to $5,822 a tonne in closing open-outcry trading.
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California is now the latest state to make headway in closing the data gaps in the criminal justice system.
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"We have not been successful in closing the gap," Jan Neuharth, the chief executive officer of the Forum, said.
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LME aluminium finished up 2.9 percent at $2015,20.3 in closing open outcry trading before the LME released its notice.
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COPPER: Copper gained 1.7 percent to end at $6,945 per tonne in closing rings, the highest since March 133.
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But in closing arguments, prosecutors flipped that script and said Cosby was the true con man in this story.
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Harvey Weinstein's lawyer Donna Rotunno told jurors in closing arguments that his accusers had a choice in sexual encounters.
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"She doesn't go to the mosque, she searches for Hello Kitty on her website," Swift said in closing arguments.
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"We make no bones about it, we need more sanctions, more pressure on Iran," Pompeo said in closing remarks.
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Rather, they argued in closing that "beyond a reasonable doubt" was an extremely high burden of proof to reach.
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That sparked criticism from government coalition partners that delays in closing the deal would prolong Slovakia's dependence on Russia.
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Tech philanthropists are playing a major role in closing this aspiration gap by making big bets on social change.
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Trump is mentioned or alluded to only rarely, most acerbically in closing remarks about global warming and moral responsibility.
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Twitter has been particularly aggressive in closing down pro-ISIS accounts, Flashpoint co-founder Laith Alkhouri noted in the report.
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"They were easy targets," Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Reinhold Mueller said in closing arguments, according to the Register.
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But Feden said it was telling the defense glossed over their testimony in closing arguments, and clearly showed a pattern.
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One other stray parallel: One last stray difference: In closing, I am not uncertain that Bobby Axelrod would short Tesla.
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In closing arguments Thursday, Baez suggested that Bradley -- not Hernandez -- had carried out the shooting over a botched drug deal.
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Photograph by Danna Singer for The New Yorker In closing arguments, Shadwick's lawyer challenged the reliability of the prosecution's witnesses.
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"The evidence remains undisputed," CEOC lawyer David Zott said in closing arguments in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Chicago on Monday.
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The company also included Rite Aid's profit in its full-year forecast to show its belief in closing the deal.
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Ramos acknowledged the difficulty in closing deals, but said his firm had been able to work around it so far.
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" Wexner, in closing remarks, reassured investors and analysts that the leadership for the company is "better than it's ever been.
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If Missouri officials succeed in closing the clinic, it would become the only U.S. state without a legal abortion facility.
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One warning, in closing, if we may: Don't ignore the Detroit side of all this, which is plenty fascinating, too.
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In closing arguments, the prosecutor incorrectly said that hairs matching the jogger's were found on the clothing of the boys.
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Let me just ask this in closing: How many ongoing investigations, at any time, does the FBI have going on?
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In closing, Gargano has a message for anyone who thinks NXT ain't every bit as good as WWE's other brands.
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On Friday after the market close the Washington Post reported Twitter was ramping up its efforts in closing fake accounts.
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Musk's lead attorney, Alex Spiro, in closing arguments characterized Musk's offensive tweets as merely insulting and not statements of fact.
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"&aposEric&apos is not on trial today, but ladies and gentlemen, he should be," Palmer told the jury in closing arguments.
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A small number of staff will remain to assist in closing the operations of the office for a period of time.
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"There is little doubt that we must accelerate our efforts and raise our level of ambition," Mizutori said in closing remarks.
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If Missouri officials succeed in closing the clinic, the state would become the only U.S. state without a legal abortion facility.
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In closing arguments Tuesday, Syed's attorney Justin Brown summed up the two key arguments he raised in the post-conviction petition.
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But I will say just like in closing, Google made a ton of announcements in the first half of the year.
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In closing, Obama emphasized his hope for the future saying, "We can do better and I believe we will do better."
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In closing arguments, Lopez&aposs attorney J. Charles Bunk told the jury that prosecutors did not prove his client killed Menchaca.
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The lawyer for the hotel's owners and management said in closing arguments on Friday said that the responsibility was solely Barrett's.
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So we have to understand this gap and why the progress in closing it is a lot slower than we'd like.
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In closing herself off to Hollywood and his attempts at repair, she may have missed a chance to reconcile with him.
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In closing, here's a lesson in friendship brought to you by Kim and Chyna, former best friends and future in-laws.
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It did not trade in closing rings but was up 0.2% at $11,865 a tonne in electronic trading at 1600 GMT.
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They called for greater vigilance in those communities and sharply criticized Florida authorities for their slowness in closing beaches and nightspots.
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One hour later, when the congregants had their eyes shut and their heads bowed in closing prayers, Roof took out his .
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In closing arguments, his lawyer offered a ghastly, age-old defense: that the girl had invited the attack with her attire.
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In closing her address to Parliament, the chancellor acknowledged the right to protest but urged those taking part to show restraint.
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But "the defense strategy is to ignore the documents" and "be focused on Gates" in closing arguments to jurors, Brennan said.
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"It was Manafort to Craig, and the orders went down from there," prosecutor Fernando Campoamor-Sanchez said in closing arguments Monday.
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" In closing, she raised the manifesto pamphlet and said, "this is called the Mirror Manifesto because we want to be seen.
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In closing arguments at the end of the seven-week trial, a lawyer representing Raniere argued his client was no sexist.
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In the end, an additional $203 in closing costs will lead to an overall monthly savings of $14, according to the CFPB.
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On Monday, he told the judge he didn't want to testify, then asked whether his attorney could assist him in closing arguments.
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"There's a real possibility if the person who is in the attorney general's office was interested in closing private prisons," Grawert said.
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Mr. Trump has maintained that Mr. Comey, whom he fired last year, had acted inappropriately in closing the case, and that Mrs.
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Kasich's support has grown from March even though he has made little headway in closing the delegate gap with front-runner Trump.
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In closing, Van Nest attempted to appeal to the jury's Bay Area roots by highlighting the tech industry's history in the area.
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LME aluminium did not trade in closing rings but was bid up 23% at $1,769.50 a tonne, down 1.3% over the week.
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"We think we can reach output of 800,000 tonnes in 2020, if we are successful in closing the borders," Coulibaly told reporters.
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However, there have been positive strides in closing the wage gap in recent years, and several states have enacted equal pay legislation.
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Veterans guide Nuggets past Jazz DENVER — The Denver Nuggets' young roster got a lesson in closing out games from two crafty veterans.
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And, I think, it can help play an important role in closing this gap [and] getting more than a billion people online.
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In order for people to make a difference in closing the gender pay gap, they have to realize its far-reaching implications!
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The committee's increased scrutiny of foreign acquisitions led to delays in closing HNA's deal to purchase Scaramucci's ownership in SkyBridge last year.
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The Russian government has complained over the years that the West never appreciated the good will Russia showed in closing the bases.
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In closing, I would like to thank you – all of you –for your amazing work and your commitment to this extraordinary movement.
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It had shed 0.6% to $5,2771 a tonne in closing open outcry trading, reversing direction after earlier touching a high above $20.6,22.
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"On behalf of anyone anywhere who struggles with body image, STOP IT. My body is not your business," she shared in closing.
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PRICES: Aluminium fell 1.3% to $1,764.50 a tonne in closing rings, zinc shed 1% to $2,453 and tin dropped 0.8% to $19,205.
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In addition to the down payment, you also need to factor in closing costs, insurance fees, property taxes and repairs and maintenance.
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While this week's Times story helps shed light on the problem, Democrats say their interest in closing the loopholes are not new.
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Court documents filed earlier this month allege Christie "flat out lied" about knowledge of his staff's involvement in closing the traffic lanes.
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Sexual abuse, branding and other crimes were committed by the group's founder, who was a "predator," the prosecutor said in closing arguments.
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"The F.T.C. failed to show harm to competition," Robert Van Nest, Qualcomm's lead trial attorney, said in closing arguments at the trial.
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In closing arguments, prosecutors specifically called out Cosby's lawyers for targeting the women's credibility, saying those attacks discourage victims from speaking up.
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"If the press were straight and honest and forthright and tough, we would be a far greater nation," he said in closing.
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The challenge in closing down any tax expenditure is that, what I call a loophole, you call your treasured job-creation program.
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Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) traded down 0.2% at $2764,20.7 a tonne in closing rings, down 22% this week.
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But LME aluminium added 21% to trade at $0.73,20.7 in closing rings, heading away from a 219-month nadir reached on Monday.
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He allowed no runs and two hits, struck out two, hit a batter and committed a balk in closing out the lopsided win.
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The challenge in front of us now is in reaching the most neglected populations, communities in conflict, and in closing the funding gaps.
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" In closing, Daniels revealed that Apollo threw him off three times and on the third time, "He broke my wrist, my left wrist.
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They argued that it was a huge burden to businesses and questioned how effective it would actually be in closing the pay gap.
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"Hatred fills his mind when he sees the counterprotesters, that group that was so clearly the Other [to him]," Antony said in closing.
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Three-month LME aluminium rose 20.1% to $219,2240 a tonne in closing open-outcry activity, having touched $1,752.50, the weakest level since Jan.
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Duke then took its turn grabbing offensive rebounds, with Ingram's tip-in closing the gap to 61-58 with 2:18 to play.
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Benchmark LME zinc rose 0.2 percent to $2,2400 a tonne in closing open outcry activity after climbing 20.4 percent so far this year.
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But in closing arguments Thursday, prosecutor John Keller alleged that Arpaio's defiance was deliberate -- and something he thought he could get away with.
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Benchmark nickel on the London Metal Exchange climbed 20.5% in closing open outcry trading to $22,2439 a tonne, the strongest since March 20.2.
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Xi has made few comments since Sunday's test, and all but ignored the issue in closing statements to the BRICS summit on Wednesday.
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In closing, when you hear about people like Rob or Blair—people with first-world problems—remember that they are still human beings.
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Citing his experience in border control, Arpaio said he would not "get into his experience with G. Gordon Liddy" in closing the border.
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In closing arguments, lead attorney Matt Gonzalez argued that momentary possession, especially when you don't know what you're possessing, is not a crime.
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"My friends, there is no doubt that this is an ambitious agenda," the governor said, in closing his State of the State address.
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In closing statements, U.S. Attorney Jay Richardson reminded the jury that Roof had worn shoes adorned in racist symbols, like swastikas, to court.
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Despite the progress that has occurred in closing the equality gap, researchers found that people's beliefs still negatively impact women's rights and equality.
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During the campaign, he also boasted of his role in closing a $2 billion deficit he inherited from his Republican predecessor, Bobby Jindal.
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"Sanders, Warren go separate ways in closing pitches," by Holly Otterbein and Alex Thompson Party unity versus overthrowing a stale old party leadership.
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Specialists from Boots and Coots, a well control company, were arriving in the area on Sunday to assist in closing down the well.
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" In closing his remarks, Tillerson again thanked the State Department and Americans as a whole for "acts of kindness" and "quiet hard work.
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And by its enigmatic end, Suspiria is troubling and grim and yet strangely mirthful, having opened wounds without much interest in closing them.
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We were looking at houses that cost about $400,000, so my half of the down payment was $20,000, plus another $5,000 in closing costs.
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In closing remarks, made before journalists who were not permitted to ask questions, Xi vowed to host another Belt and Road forum in 2019.
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SolarCity also said last month that it was experiencing greater-than-usual delays in closing new project financing commitments due to the takeover talks.
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In closing, as a long-term investor in lululemon, I am uncomfortable with the lack of urgency, stewardship and performance of our great company.
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"There is no evidence that people who are U.S. citizens are prevented from voting by virtue of the Kansas law," Kobach said in closing.
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And we're partnering with Getty Images to make this collection available to other outlets who wish to join us in closing the representation gap.
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Vignarajah reminded the court in closing arguments that his job "is not to bend to the fashion of the moment, but to do justice".
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Cosmo DiNardo and Sean Kratz, both 21, will be in court on Wednesday for hearings seen as the final step in closing the matter.
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And, we're partnering with Getty Images to make this collection available to other outlets who wish to join us in closing the representation gap.
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In closing statements, prosecutors presented Hernandez as a cold-blooded killer who committed an act of "senseless violence" by firing into a packed car.
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"In the long run, I think we will evolve in computing from a mobile-first to an AI-first world," Pichai said in closing.
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In closing arguments in the landmark murder trial this month, lawyers for the defendants proclaimed their innocence, or asked the court for lesser charges.
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"You should make care that they do not make the same mistakes again," the North Korean said in closing, according to the US official.
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In closing, Committee Chairman Elijah CummingsElijah Eugene CummingsHouse committee heads demand Coast Guard Academy explain handling of harassment allegations Can the Democrats unseat Trump?
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In closing remarks, the judge described Jutting as the "archetypal sexual predator" who represented an extreme danger to women, especially in the sex trade.
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NICKEL: Nickel, untraded in closing rings, was down 20.4% at $219,2175 a tonne in electronic activity at 1600 GMT, the lowest since Jan. 24.
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In Closing: • Writing about this show was a distinct, if sometimes disconcerting, pleasure, in part because true crime is a longstanding interest of mine.
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Frank: I'll tell you, in closing, what I don't wonder about: some personal — as opposed to personnel — scandal that derails him and thus Republicans.
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Some troops have been assisting CBP agents in closing border crossings between California and Tijuana, where one of the large migrant caravans has encamped.
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In closing arguments, he suggested Ms. Perkins had lied, painting Mr. Smith as the main abuser to save herself from a long prison sentence.
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Fourth, we believe that government's difficulty in closing the gap between revenues and spending should not be an excuse to keep your taxes high.
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Copper, the metal often used by investment funds as a proxy for the global economy, dipped 0.2% to $5,123 a tonne in closing rings.
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"We had started in a good spirit but this came to an icky mood," North Korea's lead delegate Ri Son Gwon complained in closing remarks.
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Aluminium edged down 0.1 percent to trade at $1,866 a tonne in closing rings after touching its highest in more than two weeks at $1,886.
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The Gophers, who scored 80 or more points in their last four games, shot 23.3 percent from the field in closing 33 minutes against Wisconsin.
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In closing arguments, the lead defense attorney tried to also convince jurors that McDonald was responsible for his own death by not complying with orders.
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Tioga County District Attorney Kirk Martin said in closing arguments that the Harris' were going through a bitter divorce at the time of her disappearance.
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Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) did not trade in closing rings on Friday but was bid down 0.7% at $6,055 a tonne.
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In closing, Bustos told a story about the day after she was first elected, when she said she stopped by coffee shops to thank people.
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See how much that's going to cost you in closing costs and divide that number with how much you'll save per month on your loan.
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A lawyer for Kane, in closing arguments earlier Monday, had blamed her former top aides for the leak, which found its way to a newspaper.
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Wolosky thanked the UAE for its "continued assistance in closing the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay" and emphasized the need to shut the prison down.
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In closing remarks, the judge had described Jutting as the "archetypal sexual predator" who represented an extreme danger to women, especially in the sex trade.
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Three-month nickel, the top gainer on the LME, climbed 1.7% to $9033,300 a tonne in closing open outcry trading, the highest since May 28.
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LME lead failed to trade in closing rings and was bid down 0.5 percent at $1,833 a tonne while tin fell 0.6 percent to $17,675.
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"Once again the halls of Congress reverberate with odes to rugged individualism, state sovereignty, and contempt for the centralized super-state," Wilkie said in closing.
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In closing arguments on Wednesday, the defense argued that the government was using the towns as scapegoats to seek revenge against a religion it abhors.
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What jurors heard in closing arguments The prosecution said Van Dyke fired unnecessarily within six seconds after arriving at the scene, striking McDonald 16 times.
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" In closing, he appeared to request a specific outcome: "I also hope this case can be dealt with in an expeditious manner benefiting its absurdity.
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It's not hard to see the challenge in closing that gap when employers largely rely on a person's past salary to calculate their new salary.
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The judge said yes — the city's interest in closing the gender wage gap is a legitimate one, and eliminating the salary question would probably advance that.
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"In November, where will you stand?" the narrator asks in closing, with a shot of the American flag, and Cruz's campaign logo floating in the sky.
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A perception quickly built that the Huskies could run with the nation's best teams but that their new additions struggled in closing out top-level competition.
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LME benchmark nickel climbed 2.8% to $14,850 a tonne in closing open outcry activity, paring gains after touching $0.53,115, the highest since June 29 last year.
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"He was not a planner," Grant said in closing arguments, noting that the defendant would have had to plan the killings to be eligible for execution.
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Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange gained 21 percent in closing open outcry trading to trade at $0.83,20.8 a tonne, snapping two days of decline.
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"This case is not a he-said, she-said," Deputy District Attorney Dan Owens told the jury in closing arguments on June 4, according to Yahoo!
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" The role full-day kindergarten plays in closing the opportunity gap: If you talk about preparing your workforce "that starts all the way back in kindergarten.
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In closing arguments, the defense team appealed to jurors' heritage, saying their ancestors would turn in their graves if they didn't free these fine, white men.
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In his appeal, Williams' lawyers argued that there was insufficient evidence to convict him of murder and that the prosecutor misstated the law in closing arguments.
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A spokesperson for KaiOS told TechCrunch the delay in closing the deal and making it public was due to a need to coordinate with different stakeholders.
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In closing arguments, defense attorneys told jurors they needed to evaluate the circumstances from Oliver's viewpoint and from what the former officer knew at the time.
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Kone said measures to contain the COVID-19 outbreak in different countries had resulted in closing down construction sites, limiting manufacturing operations and limiting maintenance activities.
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"Therefore, we believe we have been successful in closing all connections to Epstein and his affiliated entities," university spokesperson Katie Paquet told BuzzFeed News by email.
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In closing, Abu Hassan appears to also make a reference to the recent bombing in St. Petersburg, calling on supporters, including in Russia, to rise up.
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" While "we are not telling Exxon how to run its business," Mr. Wallace said in closing, the company, he said, "has to be honest with investors.
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Mongolia joins North Korea in closing its Chinese border in response to the virus, The Associated Press reported, adding that neither country has reported any cases.
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Mr. Murphy's lawyer, Patrick J. Brackley, said in closing arguments that the former gang members had lied on the witness stand to avoid long prison terms.
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In court documents, Unsworth asked for a minimum of $75,000, but his attorney, Lin Wood, suggested a total of $190 million in closing arguments on Friday.
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Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) traded down 0.4% at $2.5,21.4 a tonne in closing rings after earlier reaching $21,2910, the highest since May.
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Chinese mainland markets were up: the Shanghai composite gained 1.14 percent to 78.793,730.85 in closing, and the Shenzhen composite added 1.35 percent to close at 1,423.22.
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The French carmaker has sacrificed sales for profitability; GM, in closing factories in Russia and Australia and withdrawing the Chevrolet brand from Europe, has done the same.
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"I take a lot of pride in closing games out," said Barton, who connected on 8 of 14 shots, including 3 of 6 from behind the arc.
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In closing arguments, he described the tension in the days leading up to the April 12 standoff, including communication between Bundy family members and armed militia groups.
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Cheryan said her research team wanted to understand why some STEM fields had made progress in closing the gender gap, while others remained largely dominated by men.
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"You cannot ignore the scientists, or the science, or the millions of ... children who are school striking for the right to a future," she said in closing.
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In closing arguments on Wednesday, defense lawyer Charles Swift said that FBI agents had planted Salman's statements during initial questioning that she had helped Mateen case targets.
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The speech got so bad that when Clinton said "in closing," the crowd of what would be friendly delegates cheered the end of the future president's lecture.
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" He ended the letter, "In closing let me thank you, the American people for giving me the great honor of allowing me to serve as your President.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Germany should take care in closing coal-fired power plants to avoid disruption and spread risks evenly, power utility Uniper said on Tuesday.
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In closing arguments last week, the defense lawyers in the case and Ryan Bundy, who represented himself, passionately argued that the government had not made its case.
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"I'm happy to announce that we've released a joint communique by all seven countries," Trudeau said in closing remarks at the G-7 summit in Charlevoix, Canada.
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"The defendant tapped into a never-ending flow of women and money," US Attorney Moira Penza told the jury in closing arguments on Monday, according to CNN.
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According to a person familiar with the discussions, Walmart's original offer was just over $700 million, but Walmart dallied in closing the deal because of regulatory concerns.
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If we are to make any progress in closing the gap, we must innovate and redesign the clinical research enterprise to account for those largely unaccounted for.
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"I am the keeper of secrets, the betrayer of women, the confessor of my sins, the owner of my secrets, lies and salvations," she says in closing.
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The deal will save about half of the 2,100 jobs that Carrier's parent company United Technologies announced in February it would cut in closing two Indiana plants.
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WASHINGTON — As he confronts the most serious crisis of his tenure, President Trump has been assertive in closing borders to many outsiders, one of his favorite policies.
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"Successive generations of women have benefited from slow but steady progress in closing the gender pay gap," said Laura Gardiner, senior policy analyst at the Resolution Foundation.
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"We urge all of you to do everything in your capacity to keep this harmful regime from coming back to power," the filmmakers' letter said in closing.
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They had looked up firms that had "successfully sued Nike" and said it was time to "go after Nike," defense attorney Scott Srebnick said in closing arguments.
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But his family is sick of his behavior, and his only ally — Rhea — is no longer useful in closing the deal he so desperately wants to happen.
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If soccer or any other industry is interested in closing the gap between men and women, Hamm says, they need to be ready to make an investment.
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In closing arguments, Unsworth's lead lawyer, L. Lin Wood, said that Musk "dropped a nuclear bomb" on the diver by tweeting those assertions to 22 million followers.
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For Manafort's lawyers, "The risk is that you don't have any answers to the statements that the prosecutors are going to make" in closing arguments, Brennan said.
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Then and only then will, as Oprah said in closing her Golden Globes remarks, "a new day" really be "on the horizon" for ourselves and our daughters.
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I don't think that it won't be a core part of the conversations that most people have door to door, on the phone, or in closing arguments.
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Mr. Wald's lawyers, Daniel Gotlin and Michael Croce, downplayed the testimony about that threat in closing arguments, saying it was not enough to build a case on.
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In closing, Diesel surprised the audience as he broke into a heartfelt mini rendition of "See You Again," which took on special meaning after his comments about Walker.
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In "Closing Up Shop, Gratiot Avenue, Eastside, Detroit" (2017), a man with his back to the camera bends to lock the roll gate on Edward's Barber & Beauty Salon.
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"This was not a picket, no matter how many times defense attorneys used that word in this courtroom," Assistant US Attorney Kristina Barclay said Thursday in closing arguments.
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In closing, Galifianakis made a wry reference to Clinton's use of a private email server during her tenure as America's top diplomat, which was investigated by the FBI.
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Church leaders, in closing the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, said church-owned businesses, which include a hotel and office space in Jerusalem, had enjoyed a tax exemption.
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Now, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Robert Goodlatte (R-VA) is wasting no time in closing the barn door from future abuse by pushing, H.R. 732, through his Committee.
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News. "This case is not a he-said, she-said," Deputy District Attorney Dan Owens told the jury in closing arguments on June 4, according to the outlet.
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Mr. Gottlieb said in closing arguments on Monday that there was no way to determine who had murdered his client's wife, largely because detectives had botched the investigation.
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In the end, officials succeeded in closing only three, two of them underutilized rural forestry service sites in Arkansas and Oklahoma, plus the troubled center in Homestead, Fla.
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It is not clear that investigators and prosecutors can establish a link between Mr. Trump's policy position on Russia and his economic interest in closing a deal there.
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Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) gained 0.5% to $5,848 a tonne in closing open outcry trading after earlier sinking to an intraday low of $2470,21.1.
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Auerbach, who testified earlier in the trial, had researched a jury verdict Avenatti won that totaled more than $400 million, defense attorney Scott Srebnick said in closing arguments.
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" Defense attorneys countered that Salman was a simple-minded victim and argued the prosecution had shifted its story several times in closing "because they haven't proven their case.
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Thank you for your time, and, in closing, I ask you to remember a few words on why we plumb these ethical mysteries to begin with: cum shortage.
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In closing arguments on Thursday, Assistant U.S. Attorney Edward Imparatore reviewed testimony from McAlister, who has pleaded guilty, and Ryan Steel, American Realty's former director of financial reporting.
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In closing statements during the marathon Judiciary Committee hearing, Doug Collins of Georgia, the committee's ranking Republican, denounced what he called "an impeachment scam" and questioned Democrats' motives.
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We're told Roc Nation was heavily involved in closing this deal -- and we also hear ... there will be a few more surprise acts joining J Lo and Shakira.
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It is a critical step in closing our nation's broken immigration system's legal loopholes that have allowed gang violence to take hold in our communities and stay there.
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" In closing statements, Clinton again expressed confidence in her ability to win the nomination, saying she doesn't "intend to get into the gutter with whoever [the Republicans] nominate.
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Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange climbed 1% to $6,212 a tonne in closing open outcry trading after hitting a 2070-210/22018 month low on Monday.
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In closing, if confirmed, I want to ensure the Department continues to attract Nobel-prize winning scientists and remains a global leader in all of the research it conducts.
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"At any point throughout that 20-some-minute rampage had Laquan McDonald dropped that knife, he'd be here today," lead defense attorney Dan Herbert told jurors in closing arguments.
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Yet issues such as child marriage and teenage pregnancy threaten progress in closing the education gender gap in sub-Saharan Africa, said Vernor Munoz, an education expert at Plan.
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In closing, it might seem a little odd that we didn't focus in this podcast or in the 2016 #DesignInTech Report on actual coursework happening in business schools today.
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" He added in closing: "My heart is broken and I'm upset with him for lying and using me, but I'm more upset with myself for not trusting my gut.
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Benchmark three-month nickel on the London Metal Exchange (LME) climbed 3.2% to $14,090 a tonne in closing open outcry activity after touching $14,200, its highest since last July.
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The Times said two government officials familiar with Barr's thinking indicated that Barr was reluctant to deviate from Justice Department practices by disclosing damaging details in closing an investigation.
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In closing arguments Tuesday, attorneys for the Mott family accused someone associated with the third-party contractor of taking the young woman's body, according to local TV station KSAT12.
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Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange was up 0.2 percent to $6,9313 a tonne in closing open outcry trading, after rising 1.3 percent in the previous session.
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Over the last few elections, RAE members have made progress in closing the gap and are a larger share of the electorate – but there is still work to do.
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These small businesses can play a critical role in closing the retirement savings gap as they employ more women, Asian American, American Indian and Hispanic workers than larger employers.
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Still, Mr. Foye wrote to a colleague that he had "no reason to believe that Bill Baroni had knowledge of Wildstein's troubling and aberrant behavior" in closing the lanes.
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In closing arguments for Staples, attorney Diane Sullivan argued that the FTC incorrectly described the office supply market to exclude ink and toner, a central issue in the case.
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News articles began to appear citing trouble in the efforts to raise money and in particular what was described as a delay in closing the first bundle of loans.
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A milestone in closing out the Cold War, the I.N.F., signed in 1987, was a result of Ronald Reagan's meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Reykjavik, Iceland, a year earlier.
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In closing, we hear once again from local Cuban DJs like Djoy de Cuba, who expresses the importance of an event like MANANA to his career and life's journey.
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The rule could not only clarify the internal pay practices of companies like Google, but also make some headway in closing the gender wage gap, which remains stubbornly wide.
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Trudeau ended that speculation on Saturday afternoon, hours after Trump departed Canada, saying in closing remarks at the summit that all seven countries had signed on to the statement.
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Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME), untraded in closing rings, was bid down 0.2% at $6,277 a tonne after reaching its highest since May 1 at $6,343.
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"They were supposed to be sentinels guarding this city from people who break the law," Wise told the jury in closing arguments last week, CNN affiliate WBAL-TV reported.
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The officials claimed they were reassigned because of their previous work on policy priorities associated with President Barack Obama and in offices the Trump administration was interested in closing.
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In closing arguments, Unsworth's attorney, L. Lin Wood, made an emotional appeal to the jury, calling Musk a "liar" while standing just a few feet away from the CEO.
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Algeria and Venezuela slightly exceeded their promised quotas, while Iraq — OPEC's second largest producer — has the most work to do in closing the gap between its quota and current output.
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It is expected on Wednesday to announce a milestone in closing the book on the crisis era: that it will start the process of shedding bonds as soon as October.
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According to Business Insider's reporting, more than half of the remaining homes in Boca Chica have now sold to SpaceX, including the Pointers', or are near to or in closing.
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"When you buy a home, you have property taxes, you have insurance and you have maintenance," Orman explains, and you'll also need to factor in closing costs and other fees.
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He said it was unreasonable to expect local governments to take the initiative in closing zombie coal firms, given the contribution coal makes to local GDP, employment and government revenue.
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In closing statements, Shkreli's lawyer, Ben Brafman, characterized his client as someone lacking certain social graces but begged Judge Matsumoto not to hand down a harsh sentence based on that.
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And despite his rather listless performance, he seemed utterly sincere in closing when he pointed out that he liked Clinton -- and that he was proud to run a principled campaign.
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Despite the issues, it's an absolute pleasure to watch three middle-aged dudes slay an hour-and-a-half set, taking pride in closing out a seriously special two days.
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In closing arguments, she said, she focused on Cosby as the real con artist -- countering the defense team's portrayal of the victim as a gold digger after the defendant's fortune.
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In closing the island to visitors, Duterte, known for his no-nonsense style, was responding to numerous government inspections following his criticism in February of sanitary conditions on the island.
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Mr. Barr was also wary of departing from Justice Department practice not to disclose derogatory details in closing an investigation, according to two government officials familiar with Mr. Barr's thinking.
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The S&P 500 joined the Dow in closing Thursday's session squarely in a bear market, down more than 20% from the all-time highs set just a month ago.
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Finally, in closing arguments, Mr. Moeller said Mr. Lewis's hand injury would have prevented him from throwing a phone 40 feet from the path, where the police later found it.
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Under Dvorak's leadership, the merger ran into a series of issues, beginning with delays in closing the deal and continuing with integration issues that made Biomet a hindrance to sales.
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"Steps that generate suspicion, sow doubts, or create resentment between communities who have just begun to build a fragile foundation of trust could undermine reconciliation," she said in closing remarks.
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So in closing, I just wanted to encourage everyone to talk about whatever it is that you need to talk about and to be honest and open, and get help.
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In a decade since its bailout from the government, GM has focused on developing electric vehicles and automating factory operations, which has resulted in closing of four plants and layoffs.
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The Texas law, upheld by the Fifth Circuit, succeeded in closing half the abortion clinics in the state before the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional in Whole Woman's Health v.
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"If there is a smaller benefit plan that consumers want, I'm not interested in closing down that option," says McPeak, who has been a critic of the health care law.
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So, their divorce shocked capital markets though, and made AMAZON shares plunge $22 in the first 10 minutes of the news, its price closed up 0.175 with volatility in closing session.
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In closing, the study authors say the 1972 storm is worthy of further examination and suggest that other researchers to pool their archival information together in an effort to learn more.
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Judge Bryan, in closing the debate, said that "This motion has not reached that standard that the defense would have to show," in order to justify a dismissal of the indictment.
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A Rutgers University study on employee ownership found that employee stock ownership plans have been successful in increasing workers' assets and in closing racial and gender wealth gaps in the workplace.
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Nicole's 'Minions' blanket found in dorm In closing arguments, though, Pettitt laid out myriad details -- some new, some old -- providing a rough outline of the teen's alleged involvement in Nicole's killing.
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"He [Dubose] elected to start that car put it into gear and take off with Ray Tensing's arm trapped inside it," Tensing's attorney, Stew Mathews, told the jury in closing arguments.
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Chun Wednesday denied a defense request for a mistrial, saying Liang's legal team fell "way, way short" in arguing that the prosecution in closing arguments implied the officer intentionally shot Gurley.
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Despite progress being made in closing the gender pay gap, this year's report found that, as in 2016, the issue remains most pervasive at the later stages of the career cycle.
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Nicola Sturgeon, the first minister, has asked to be judged on her success in closing the gap between rich and poor pupils, as well as in raising attainment across the board.
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Pemex Chief Executive Octavio Romero said his team followed protocol, though he would not confirm or deny whether there was negligence or corruption related to the delay in closing the pipeline.
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The uptick in violence, particularly in neighborhoods on the city's South and West Sides, has left many questioning the effectiveness of the Police Department in closing cases or slowing the violence.
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In closing arguments, Seth Shute, an assistant district attorney, alluded to witness testimony that McKnight had wove in and out of traffic, cutting off Gasser and others off at high speed.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: I will ask you in closing, is there a role in this administration where you feel you could have a bigger impact on those issues that you would consider?
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Participants on the loan can take solace in the ticking fees, or payments to lenders for a delay in closing an acquisition or loan agreement, they've accumulated over the last month.
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Asia markets mixed in closing on Friday as investors reacted to an escalating trade war between the U.S. and China, a shakeup in leadership in Australia and inflation data from Japan.
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In the beginning, workers on site were a bit hesitant, but after numerous jokes and picture-taking, Maggs, said in closing, "they just accept it as another tool on the construction site."
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These initiatives and databases suggest the simple act of including more women will help — simply ensuring there isn't only one woman in the room is a first step in closing this gap.
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Employee diversity numbers were in the news this week, as Apple announced new figures that suggested progress in hiring more underrepresented minorities and in closing the pay gap between men and women.
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"In closing, the Istanbul LGBTI+ Pride Week Committee asked supporters to join them in a march tomorrow, Sunday August 21, from Tünel to Galatasaray, "where we will demand justice for Hande Kader.
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While the digital divide presents many issues, these experts also dug into the many possible solutions — both big and small — that could make a difference in closing the gap and expanding opportunity.
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The award "recognizes public and private elementary, middle and high schools based on their overall academic excellence or their progress in closing achievement gaps among student subgroups," according to the DoE website.
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On the show Burns wrote that he would watch house flippers nickel and dime over building costs, but eat thousands of dollars in closing fees to ensure they would receive title insurance.
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Macroeconomic adjustment in the euro area as a whole would help support monetary policy in closing the output gap and bringing inflation back to the price stability objective of the central bank.
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Moving forward, you mention TIme's Up and your partnership with Luna Bar, what do you see as the next steps for Hollywood, the entertainment industry, the media industry – in closing this gap?
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Chun on Wednesday denied a defense request for a mistrial, saying Liang's legal team fell "way, way short" in arguing that the prosecution in closing arguments implied the officer intentionally shot Gurley.
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Shkreli's lawyers said a prosecutor falsely told jurors in closing arguments that Retrophin employees were automatically "affiliates" of Retrophin under federal securities law, which would restrict how they could trade their shares.
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In closing, Grepper wrote, "In a perfect world we wouldn't rely on new sales to help fund the delivery of backer rewards, but in a perfect world you'd already have your Coolest."
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PRICES: LME aluminium fell 0.3% in closing rings to $1,755 a tonne, zinc shed 1.8% to $2,163, lead dropped 2.2% to finish at $2,160 after hitting a two-week low of $2,155.
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Buyers can expect to pay, on average, 5 to 6 percent of the sales price in closing costs, Mr. Tibshirani said, including fees for the notary and registration and an acquisition tax.
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But while DeWine was eventually successful in closing the polls Tuesday, the manner in which he went about complying with that guidance has led to some pushback — and more than one lawsuit.
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"He was making assumptions and jumping to conclusions without engaging in the dialogue he was trained to have in a citizen encounter like this," Jeffrey Paulsen, a prosecutor, said in closing arguments.
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Illinois cut $113.7 million in funding for mental health services from 85033 to 2012, which resulted in closing two inpatient facilities, six of twelve mental health clinics and several community health agencies.
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"You'll have to do some mental gymnastics to find Ross guilty of anything," defense attorney Maddox Kilgore said in closing arguments, noting that Harris was planning a future with his wife and son.
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IPG's operating profile has shown marked improvement since FY 2012 (EBITDA margins have improved more than 200bps), and the company continues to make progress in closing the gap relative to its peer group.
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There are plenty of supplies elsewhere in the world, but in closing the door to U.S. LNG, China is throwing a wrench into the market and giving sellers an opportunity to hike prices.
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"I was hoping that hometowns would give me clarity, but my heart is still open to each relationship and doesn't feel confident in closing the door," Hannah said in an on-camera interview.
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Intellectual property lawyers say both the approvals and the timing were the result of due process and reflect progress in closing a loophole that has allowed "trademark squatters" to exploit public figures' names.
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"We are having constructive discussions with all regulatory authorities which reinforce our confidence in closing the transaction by the end of the year," new Chief Executive Erik Fyrwald said in Syngenta's results statement.
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But, you gotta hear the dagger he inserts into Clip City's heart when we ask who he'd root for in a scenario where LeBron has the ball in closing time against the Clippers.
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Martin O'Malley on Thursday joined other Democratic Party figures in closing ranks around Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Home buyers should anticipate paying roughly 6 percent in closing fees, which includes the notary fee, registration fee, transfer tax and a broker fee, usually 473 percent to 2 percent, Mr. Grayson said.
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The fact that IBM has been moving so quickly in closing and announcing these last three deals is a sign of how it's trying to get more aggressive on front-end design services.
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Meanwhile, some lenders are locking in interest rates — meaning your rate will stay the same even if market rates change — for 90 days or longer in anticipation of delays in closing the loan.
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I have offered in this campaign a proposal to deal with this, which will be the first in the nation, federal investment in closing the teacher pay gap, which is $23,2000 a year.
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PRICES: Zinc closed 0.7% firmer at $2,470 a tonne, lead gained 1.1% to $1,886, tin lost 1.3% to $18,950 and nickel, untraded in closing rings, was down 0.8% at $11,775 in electronic trading.
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The sheriff's office started an investigation that led to the remains after Richardson showed up at her doctor's office -- where she'd taken a pregnancy test -- without a baby, prosecutors said in closing arguments.
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The companies felt "constant pressure from Dean Skelos — the fear he would punish them by using his official power if they didn&apost pay up," Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas McKay said in closing arguments.
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He allowed one earned run in 4.1 innings on May 9 in Colorado before being charged with five runs in 2.0 innings on May 21 in closing out a 13-313 win vs. Milwaukee.
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"It is impossible to know beyond a reasonable doubt what happened to Shele Covlin, how it happened and why it happened," Colvin's lawyer, Robert Gottlieb said in closing arguments on Monday, the Times reports.
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That sent nickel surging 5% to a peak of $12,495 a tonne, the highest since April 22018, before paring gains in closing open outcry activity to a bid of $20.1,21, a rise of 2800%.
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"Our topline performance was primarily impacted by an unexpected and marked slowdown in network test spending ... and we continued to experience delays in closing network visibility deals," said Bethany Mayer, Ixia's president and CEO.
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"As cruel and callous as that scheme was, what makes it unlawful was that they misused government resources to carry it out," Cortes said in closing arguments at federal court in Newark, New Jersey.
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Where the pickup artists promised to make guys better sexual salesmen (sexual consummation was called "full close," as in closing a deal), Peterson, more ambitious, promises to help them get married and stay married.
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In closing arguments capping off a two-week trial in Manhattan federal court, lawyers for Chris Ashton, Rohan Ramchandani and Richard Usher said their clients did nothing illegal by sharing information about the market.
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Lizzo may have said it best in closing her performance, and demonstrating how different today's cultural landscape is from the anodyne, polished and packaged reality that the academy's white male insiders sought to present.
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"There's some disappointed people in the audience," she said, "but it's O.K." But in closing the door on a run for office next year, Ms. Clinton did not entirely rule out a future one.
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It should be said, in closing, that the Philharmonic's program was preposterous: The orchestra last played one of these works (the Grieg) just 10 months ago, and the other just nine months before that.
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After more than four hours of questioning Ford in five-minute blocks interspersed by questions from Democratic senators, Mitchell asked Ford in closing remarks if she knew about the best ways to interview trauma victims.
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Aluminium added 0.3 percent to close at $1,835, zinc shed 1.9 percent to close at $2,796, lead declined 0.6 percent to $2,325 and tin, untraded in closing rings, was bid down 0.4 percent to $19,765.
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"This is not a matter between North and South Korea, and to bring up this issue would cause negative consequences and risks turning all of today's good achievement into nothing," Ri said in closing remarks.
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The Stars went from Kari Lehtonen to Antti Niemi and back again in closing out the Wild in six, and will probably continue to flip back and forth for as long as their run lasts.
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It has made progress in closing the gap with its e-commerce rival by rolling out services such as curbside grocery pickup and same-day grocery delivery - options that have quickly become popular with shoppers.
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"This tiny baby was smothered by her mother, flung over a neighbor's fence and left to die by the only human she had ever known," Chief Deputy District Attorney Christopher Gallo said in closing arguments.
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In closing their investigations into his fund-raising activities, the Manhattan district attorney and the United States attorney in Manhattan offered criticism of his actions in 2017, even as they stopped short of bringing charges.
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Last year, Slovenia's government was instrumental in closing the so-called Balkan route for migrants, working with Austria to its north and fencing off its border with Croatia to the south to stem the flow.
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In closing arguments, a prosecutor said Van Dyke showed no regard for the life of the black teenager, while the defense portrayed him as a police veteran ensnared in a tragedy but not a murder.
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She advised the government not to be too aggressive in closing the gap because the Bank of Israel, whose benchmark interest rate stands at 0.25%, has less maneuverability to help stave off a potential slowdown.
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She advised the government not to be too aggressive in closing the gap because the Bank of Israel, whose benchmark interest rate stands at 13%, has less maneuverability to help stave off a potential slowdown.
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The enduring legacy of this unconscionable history is reflected in the fact that, despite progress in closing education and employment gaps, the typical black household remains almost 10 times poorer than the typical white household.
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Girlgaze advocates for emerging female-identifying photographers and directors, operating on the very sensible premise that the first step in closing the gender gap in those fields is just getting more girls behind the camera.
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The sales information met that definition because, in part, Huang used it to make "calculations that allowed him to project and predict" broader company sales patterns, said SEC lawyer David Axelrod in closing arguments on Wednesday.
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While it has joined rivals in closing some locations and shrunk the size of many more, it has also been spending on technology and in-store investments to blend its online and brick-and-mortar businesses.
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Prosecutor Catrina Weigel said in closing arguments Monday that Lane, who had falsely told her husband that she was pregnant, was "obsessed" with pregnancy and wanted a newborn to prove that she had carried a child.
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In closing arguments at Safia's trial on Thursday, prosecutors asked the judge to convict her of attempted murder, grave physical injury and support of a foreign terrorist organization, with a sentence of six years in prison.
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" In closing, Meyers said, borrowing a line from the New Yorker who heckled Schultz, if you're a super rich dude who's considering a run at the White House, you might just be an "egotistical billionaire asshole.
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Lead shed 1% in closing rings to $1,990 after hitting a two-week low of $1,978, while nickel gained 0.8% to $14,595 and tin added 0.2% to $17,325 after hitting a three-year low of $17,200.
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"Permission to disembark for these people is the sole responsibility of Prime Minister Conte," Salvini said, insisting that "the great majority of Italians" shared his own hard-line stance in closing Italy's ports to charity ships.
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But, in closing her own studio early, Pavitt hoped to make a point: Despite the inevitable loss of money and the logistics of closing up shop, the choice was unavoidable — and essential for the greater good.
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The total that buyers pay in closing costs can vary because of the Stamp Duty, which can be as high as 12 percent on the portion of the sales price above 1.5 million pounds ($6173 million).
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Again, if the point is to shrink the size of the compromise Fairphone is asking consumers to make in order to buy an ethically superior brand of electronics they are slowly succeeding in closing the gap.
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" Baroque brass works and hypnotic contemporary choral pieces gave way to a Bach cantata with the countertenor Iestyn Davies and, in closing, Liszt's sprawling, visionary Fantasy and Fugue on a chorale from Meyerbeer's opera "Le Prophète.
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But should the conduct of these public officials — which included making up a phony "traffic study" to justify their actions in closing bridge lanes, and utilizing public funds to get it done — constitute a federal crime?
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"The plaintiffs are adult women who have the responsibility to make adult decisions for themselves, and they must be held responsible for their own decisions and actions," defense attorney Daniel Kaplan previously said in closing arguments.
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Jian Ghomeshi's sexual assault trial isn't about the conduct of victims after they're abused or about how the criminal justice system treats sexual assault in general, argued Marie Henein, Ghomeshi's defense lawyer, in closing arguments Thursday.
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He talked down the use of busing to integrate schools without realizing that the controversial program was found to be one of the most effective tools in closing the achievement gap between black students and white students.
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The beer giants are stalled, and if MillerCoors is successful in closing its Eden, North Carolina, facility in September (the Teamsters are fighting it), total capacity for the U.S. beer industry will likely go down this year.
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Over the next five days, CNBC will offer TV and digital stories as part its "Bridging The Divide" series, an in-depth look at economic inequality and some promising, if isolated, examples of progress in closing it.
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The Iowa ground here is the most fertile territory for any candidate to beat Trump in any early voting state, and Cruz on the stump appeared to share a newfound sense of urgency in closing the deal.
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The survey, and use of its results as an actionable teaching tool, are first steps in closing the gap to ensure that all Americans feel, and in reality are, protected by, and treated equally under, the Constitution.
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In closing arguments on Wednesday, Skidmore's attorney Francis Malofiy argued that Wolfe, who drowned in 1997, is owed a writing credit and that the trust set up in his name should receive millions of dollars in damages.
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But the best deal Mr. Walters's salesman could offer was a loan that cost $300 per month more (albeit while ending in 20 years instead of our current 23-year countdown) and required $6,200 in closing costs.
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Running the numbers for our situation, and factoring in an additional $1,23-$2,000 in closing costs onto our existing mortgage balance, it looked like refinancing to a 15-year mortgage would raise our monthly payment by $277.
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In the late 1990s, Mr. Molinari was instrumental in closing the Fresh Kills landfill, filing a federal lawsuit over methane and other gases that violated the Clean Air Act, and calling in political debts to ensure support.
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While Sunday's polls differ on Clinton's margin, both surveys show Trump faces significant headwinds in closing the gap with Clinton, aside from the fact that he trails as Americans are already voting in a number of states.
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Despite President Donald Trump's repeated threats to involve the US military in closing or bolstering the southern border from an approaching migrant caravan, the Pentagon on Monday said it had not received any new orders to deploy troops.
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Shkreli, 34, told "lies upon lies," including claiming he had $40 million in one of his funds at a time when it only had about $300 in the bank, Assistant U.S. Attorney Alixandra Smith said in closing arguments.
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That assessment comes as the world's second-largest economy faces a tough task in closing the gap with the U.S., South Korea and Taiwan and increasing its self-sufficiency in semiconductors as its trade war with Washington continues.
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The battle to save London's nightlife gained ground today, as London Mayor Sadiq Khan appointed a Night Czar, a position aimed at solidifying night time economy and culture amid an increase in closing venues in the British capital.
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The sales information met that definition because, in part, Huang used it to make "calculations that allowed him to project and predict" broader sales patterns for the companies, said SEC lawyer David Axelrod in closing arguments on Wednesday.
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Privatisation at a rock bottom price in 21987 did not bring significant restructuring either, since it consisted mostly in closing the worst mills and not building new ones that could have competed with new mills on the continent.
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"What the evidence has demonstrated is that Harvard has worked over the years tirelessly to create a vibrant educational environment that includes students from all walks of life," Harvard's lead trial lawyer, William Lee, said in closing arguments.
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"It's very important that when a company like Cabot harms Pennsylvania families … that the courts are a sanctuary for people to seek justice," the families' attorney, Leslie Lewis, said in closing arguments Wednesday, according to the Times-Tribune.
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One question Tony Jones did respond to was my concern that, in closing down PlanetSide and providing no way for players to experience its unique gameplay, Daybreak Games was essentially erasing a very crucial part of gaming culture.
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In closing arguments this week, Scott Sexton, a lawyer for Rolling Stone, stressed that the magazine had acted in good faith and within the bounds of the law in investigating the university's conduct in handling sexual assault complaints.
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His standing was hurt by the scandal known as Bridgegate in which two former allies were sentenced to prison for their role in closing access lanes to the George Washington Bridge as political payback against a Democratic mayor.
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They found a first-time home-buyer program at HSBC that offered to pay up to $7,000 in closing costs, and pieced together a down payment using their savings and $373,000 from a Roth I.R.A., withdrawn without penalties.
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In closing arguments for the government, Assistant U.S. Attorney Rolando Garcia countered that Zhang had been notified in advance by the company sponsoring the event that it had been canceled and that she had demanded her money back.
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"Serial killer after serial killer gets up on the stand and tells you what happened with this uncanny memory of what happened 15 years ago, 10 years ago," his defense lawyer, Michael R. Tein, said in closing arguments.
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Such as: In closing, your honor, all I and my friends in the media (as well as Lyft) can say to Benchmark for dropping this nasty legal bomb on a Thursday in August: Thank you so very much.
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Amit Kara, a NIESR economist, said better-than-expected growth in Britain's economy this year — albeit still slow — and progress in closing the budget deficit meant Hammond can already fund May's plan for more spending on the health service.
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Yesterday, in closing statements the legal team representing ZeniMax Media asked the jury in a Dallas courtroom to rule against Oculus VR and award $2 billion in compensation as well as another $2 billion in punitive damages, Polygon reports.
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In closing arguments Thursday, John Allison, another attorney for Mita&aposs family, said the county was negligent in not sending the missing-person report to police so they could launch a search the night Mita didn&apost return home.
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That helps to explain why Mr Hanushek found no significant gains in average test scores for American 17-year-olds tested between 1987 and 2017, and no further progress in closing the black-white test gap since the 1980s.
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"More rapid and sustained progress in closing the gender gap in science, engineering, and medicine is jeopardized by the persistence of sexual harassment and its adverse impact on women's careers in our nation's colleges and universities," the report reads.
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Lonmin's first half was hampered by what it called "low morale and high management turnover" due to delays in closing the Sibanye-Stillwater deal, as well as safety stoppages and power outages related to South African power supplier Eskom.
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In closing remarks, U.N. climate chief Patricia Espinosa also called for a new era of climate diplomacy that includes not just national governments but also cities and regional bodies as well as industries - an approach she dubbed "inclusive multilateralism".
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The message to young women, educators, employers and governments should be clear that digital fluency is vital, internet access is fundamental, and helping women make smart choices to obtain paid work is essential in closing the gender pay gap.
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In closing arguments Tuesday, prosecutors said Carter berated her vulnerable boyfriend when he had second thoughts about killing himself, listened by phone as he died and used his suicide to get from friends the attention that she desperately craved.
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Apple was found guilty on all claims, but the company now says lawyers for VirnetX used "arguments outside the evidence and blatantly misrepresented the testimony of Apple's witnesses" in closing arguments this week, according to legal blog Texas Lawyer.
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In closing arguments on Tuesday, prosecutors said Carter berated her vulnerable boyfriend when he had second thoughts about killing himself, listened on the phone to his last breaths and used his suicide to get desperately needed attention from friends.
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While it appears increasingly unlikely that President Obama will succeed in closing the prison before he leaves office in January, the transfer brought him significantly closer to another goal: getting out every detainee who has been approved for transfer.
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In closing remarks Sunday, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced that the Scottish Parliament will be advancing new legislation on an independence referendum next month, hoping to give Scotland the second opportunity in five years to leave the United Kingdom.
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"If you look at the facts, frankly, I don't think there is very much question" that GrubHub has failed to prove the burden that Lawson was an independent contractor, Shannon Liss-Riordan, Lawson's lawyer, said in closing arguments today.
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The difficulty in closing down Guantánamo; the continuing arguments over where the line between vigorous interrogation and torture lies; the legal murkiness of using drones to carry out the targeted killing of America's enemies are all reasons for concern.
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But it arrives in fragments, mainly in scenes of the law putting the hard squeeze on Rick Jr. and in closing explanatory text about his fate, material that would have served the movie better if it had been dramatized.
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If Senate Republicans, once again blinded by their antipathy to President Barack Obama, vote to repeal this rule, they will join their House colleagues and the Trump administration in closing the courthouse door to vulnerable, victimized and defrauded Americans.
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The big picture: Prosecutors alleged in closing arguments that Stone lied to congressional investigators because he "knew that if this information came out it would look really bad for his longtime associate Donald Trump," the New York Times reports.
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He also campaigned on his role in closing a $2 billion deficit he inherited from his Republican predecessor, Bobby Jindal, and has argued that Mr. Rispone, by pursuing aggressive tax cuts, would put Louisiana back in the same place.
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OTHER METALS: LME aluminium rose 0.1% in closing rings to $173,806 a tonne; zinc eased 0.1% to $2,375; lead added 0.1% to $1,931; nickel advanced 0.8% to $14,190; and tin, untraded in rings, was bid down 0.2% at $17,225.
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But, now established as Formula One's best of the rest, ahead of engine supplier Renault's works team, they face their toughest challenge yet in closing the gap to Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull, the sport's near untouchable leading triumvirate.
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In addition to needing to qualify for and close on a new loan — a process that involves paying approximately 1%-2% of your home&aposs value in closing costs — there&aposs also the value of your time to consider.
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" He added that "private investigators, family members, even high schoolers have had a great deal of success in closing some of these cases, so we felt that it was necessary to give more people the chance to do so.
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A previous analysis, based on a 2130 survey, found that 210 percent of guns were purchased without a background check, suggesting that there has been progress in closing the gap — perhaps due to better enforcement — in the past several years.
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In closing arguments, the lead prosecutor, Stuart Silberg, suggested that Ms. Ortega had made up stories about hearing commands from the Devil to avoid a life sentence, and that her relatives had invented stories about her delusions for similar reasons.
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And I think for white allies specifically, they have a role to play in closing the pay gap because often they have access that black women do not and will not unless someone on the inside is working on their behalf.
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Soundcloud — the popular, but unprofitable platform that lets creators post and share music and other audio files — may have been unsuccessful (so far) in closing a new $52.753 million round of funding, but it's not running out of money soon.
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Recently, at a time when there was interest in "closing the gun show loophole" [the legislative exception that doesn't require gun show sellers to run background checks] we released a report saying that would have very little effect on violence.
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A heating and air-conditioning company, Carrier said in February it would cut some 2,100 jobs in closing two Indiana plants and move production near to the city of Monterrey in Nuevo Leon, a state bordering Texas in northern Mexico.
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"The United States is grateful to the government of the United Arab Emirates for its continued assistance in closing the detention facility at Guantánamo Bay," Lee Wolosky, the State Department special envoy who negotiates such transfers, said in a statement.
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In closing comments, Judge O'Neill raised the possibility that the trial could be moved to another county in Pennsylvania in an effort to find a jury whose impartiality has not been tainted by the intense publicity that has accompanied the case.
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Time may not be pressing for Intesa, which received a 19.5% stake in Rosneft as collateral for the loan on January 3, according to Reuters, and in February Fallico told Reuters that there was 'no rush' in closing the syndication.
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Attorneys for Almena and Harris said in closing arguments that police, fire and child welfare officials visited the building before the fire and never ordered tenants out because of risks at the building, according to Northern California public radio station KQED.
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" There are no figures available for how many people have followed Jourová's lead in closing their Facebook account, but Zdechovský says he won't be following his compatriot: "That is not a solution, and a politician should be in contact with people.
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As borough president, Mr. Molinari played a key role in closing the Fresh Kills landfill on the island's desolate western shore in 2001, ending its more than half-century distinction as the prime dumping ground for New York City's garbage.
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"I think it's a nasty question," he spat, before denying any involvement in closing the office, as if it had been carried out by someone else, under some other president's authority—as if his hands were clean, so to speak.
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Yesterday, the Guggenheim joined a number of other major New York art institutions — including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Whitney Museum, among others — in closing its doors to the public until further notice.
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In closing off Wuhan, a city of more than 21892 million people, China deployed on Thursday morning a centuries-old public health tactic to prevent the spread of infectious disease — this time, a mysterious respiratory infection caused by a coronavirus.
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As a judge, Mr. Mortazavi was known in Iran as the "butcher of the press" for his role in closing many reformist newspapers during the presidency of Mohammad Khatami, whose policies of relative tolerance were despised by hard-core conservative clerics.
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Washington (CNN)A growing number of State Department employees are charging they are being put in career purgatory because of their previous work on policy priorities associated with President Barack Obama and in offices the Trump administration is interested in closing.
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In closing arguments Friday, prosecutor Joan Illuzzi-Orbon said the Harvey Weinstein rape case is not only about "power, manipulation, and abuse" but also a "wanton lack of human empathy" where people who aren't rich or powerful enough don't matter.
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The Minnesota senator backs raising the corporate tax rate to 2023 percent and rolling back other portions of the GOP tax law benefiting corporations, and Klobuchar has expressed interest in closing "loopholes" that she says incentivize corporations to move jobs overseas.
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Though prosecutors objected to the defense applying castle doctrine or stand your ground laws in the case because Guyger was in Jean's home, not the other way around, the judge allowed it, and the defense leaned on it in closing arguments.
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In closing the investigation, Mr. Kim noted "the particular difficulty in proving criminal intent in corruption schemes where there is no evidence of personal profit," indicating that the conduct came close to the line — well short of any declaration of innocence.
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The White House aims to speed up arms deal approvals and increase the role of senior U.S. officials, including President Donald Trump, in closing foreign sales, while giving greater weight to business interests in sales decisions that have long prioritized human rights.
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It has been refreshing to see Jessica Andrade adding body work over the last couple of years, and doubling up on punches, but in closing the distance she still only has one way of doing the job: run in swinging the left hook.
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On the matter of economics and jobs, women will be paying close attention to discussion of equal pay laws, which have been on the books for decades, and yet have been largely ineffective in closing the gap between men's and women's wages.
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In closing, Lauren, I—and whatever portable restroom operators placed the units during your lifetime that have prompted such derision in your article—regret that you haven't had the kind of experiences that are possible in a well-chosen, well-placed portable restroom.
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Bill Clinton falls into both categories, but he had a far more difficult task in closing out the second night of the Democratic convention in Philadelphia on Tuesday night; he needed to find a way to knit the party back together again.
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Barry Cadden, 50, ran the New England Compounding Center in an "extraordinarily dangerous way," in unsanitary conditions that led to the steroids that it produced being tainted with mold, Assistant U.S. Attorney Amanda Strachan told a federal jury in closing arguments in Boston.
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In closing arguments in Mr. Stone's obstruction of justice trial, prosecutors argued that he concealed reams of evidence, threatened a fragile witness and told "whoppers" that impeded a House committee's investigation into how Russia used WikiLeaks to sabotage the 2016 presidential race.
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Health insurer Centene has been aggressive in using acquisitions to grow its Medicaid and Obamacare exchange footprint, but the delay in closing a key deal and extra regulatory costs associated with its approval forced the health insurer to lower its forecast for 2018.
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The average daily volume in closing auctions has risen more than 70 percent, to almost 350 million shares, in the past five years, while fees have increased from 16 percent to 60 percent at the NYSE and Nasdaq respectively, Cboe has said.
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President Trump reportedly "berated" Homeland Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on Wednesday, which prompted her to draft a resignation letter, reports the New York Times, as he "railed" at his cabinet over immigration and "their lack of progress" in closing the borders to illegal immigrants.
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"I've been very active in closing coal-fired power plants," Mr. Bloomberg boasted when asked whether a candidate whose top concern is climate change could appeal to voters in the regions like eastern Ohio who helped put President Trump in the White House.
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Images, she taught us over decades, have a unique capacity to indict those wrongs, and, as artists' representations of others' misfortunes have lately occasioned protests and even calls for destruction, Nochlin reminds us that there is nothing ethical in closing your eyes.
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In closing arguments, Mr. Mueller's lawyer, Gabriel McFarland, had repeated his client's denials, questioned the credibility of witnesses who corroborated Ms. Swift's account and said her actions during and after the photo session were not consistent with someone who had been assaulted.
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Gajdos, from the nationalist, eurosceptic SNS party that forms part of the governing coalition, has faced criticism from both its partners — Fico's leftist Smer and the centrist Most party — that delays in closing the fighter deal could prolong Slovakia's dependence on Russia.
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In closing arguments on Tuesday, prosecutors said the three men, all of whom are white, were out to kill as many of the residents as possible and send the message to the Somali immigrants that they were not welcome in the United States.
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Here's a summary of what he did right:Made it clear that fees were minimal and wrapped up in closing costsOffered us a rate matchPrimarily communicated via e-mail or textProvided a financial breakdown for a range of down payment amountsHad ample availability
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He first gained widespread attention in the early 2000s for his role in closing dozens of reformist newspapers while heading up the revolutionary court during the reformist presidency of Mohammad Khatami, who was despised by Iranian conservative hardliners for trying to liberalize the Islamic Republic.
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But the bidding group - identified by Milan's owners as Sino-Europe Sports Investment Management Changxing Co Ltd - has pushed back the payment of cash installments and is negotiating a further delay in closing the deal, two people close to the matter have told Reuters.
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"We [HHS] have received communication from members on the Hill to get more funding to the states and work with the states and the National Governors Association among other key external stakeholders interested in closing the gap between treatment need and capacity," Jones said.
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Mortazavi first gained widespread attention in the early 2000s for his role in closing a number of reformist newspapers while heading the revolutionary court during the reformist presidency of Mohammad Khatami, who was despised by conservative hardliners for trying to liberalize the Islamic Republic.
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For its calculations, SmartAsset compared the total costs of buying and renting a typical home in major cities across the U.S. in 2015 for a household earning $100,000 a year, assuming a 4.5% mortgage rate, $2,000 in closing costs and a 20% down payment.
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A major longtime donor to Republican candidates, Schwarzman did not give directly to Trump during the 2016 campaign, when Wall Street giving was in fact heavily tilted toward Hillary Clinton, even though she vowed to go even further in closing the loophole than Trump did.
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"This is a major shift both in closing the gap between science and legal regulation and in enabling women to exercise their constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy," said Suzanne B. Goldberg, a law professor at Columbia University who specializes in sexuality and gender law.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The BBC said three women - Claudia Winkleman, Vanessa Feltz and Zoe Ball - had joined the list of its top 10 paid stars, a change the publicly funded British broadcaster said demonstrated the progress it was making in closing its gender pay gap.
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Across the country, many Americans have argued that busing students to integrate schools was a failure, but research shows that integration measures like busing, when fully implemented, proved an effective tool in closing the achievement gap and building understanding across lines of race and class.
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"To all of my residents who have gone through the civil rights movement and who continue to fight for Black Lives Matter and for everything—don't you ever, ever let anybody take away your roots, your culture, who you are," she yelled in closing.
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The outstanding issues: There are a number of issues that need to be ironed out, and more have popped up in the last week as the individual subcommittees have worked (for the most part quite successfully, aides say) in closing out their respective bills.
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And despite the fact that there are already entities willing to certify CBD's quality out in the world, doing their thing, a unified verification system would go a long way in closing the gap between the CBD content products claim to have and the reality.
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HONG KONG, Nov 4 (Reuters) - British banker Rurik Jutting needed the boost of cocaine to rape, torture and kill two Indonesian women in his luxury Hong Kong apartment and cannot shirk responsibility for their murder, prosecutors told a court on Friday in closing arguments.
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While disparities remain in cancer death rates among black and white patients in the United States, several factors have been important in closing those gaps, said Dr. Samuel Cykert, professor of medicine at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill.
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BARCELONA, March 11 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The Green Climate Fund made progress in closing administrative and policy gaps at a meeting in South Korea this week, and now faces the uphill task of allocating $2.5 billion this year for projects to tackle climate change, experts said.
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U.S. President Barack Obama and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday welcomed the start of preparatory work for six nuclear reactors in India, a key step in closing the first deal stemming from a US-India civil nuclear accord struck more than a decade ago.
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The businessman also plugged the candidacy of a fellow Republican facing a tough re-election fight, urging his supporters at the top of his speech and in closing to "go out and vote for Rob Portman," while slamming the Ohio senator's Democratic rival, former Ohio Gov.
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New Accenture research shows that across developed and developing markets, digital fluency — or having the capabilities/competency needed to carry out internet-related functions — is the single most critical factor in closing the pay gap, because it increases the chances of more women getting paid work.
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Menendez jury hears fiery tale of lies and bribes in closing arguments 'Be mad now' Addressing the jury in Menendez's defense, attorney Abbe Lowell told jurors that prosecutors had tried to lead them astray with distractions about beach vacations Melgen provided, but never showed any corrupt agreement.
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As Obara—who took part in the first World Drone Prix in Dubai in March 2016—piloted a small DJI drone in a leafy green area behind the main campus, we discussed how drones might play an important role in closing the rural and urban divide.
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The new head of civil rights at the Education Department has reopened a seven-year-old case brought by a Zionist group against Rutgers University, saying the Obama administration, in closing the case, ignored evidence that suggested the school allowed a hostile environment for Jewish students.
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He goes on to explain his qualifications, writing that his sister says he's an alien and that he has seen nearly all of the space alien movies, along with Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. "I am young, so I can learn to think like an alien," Jack wrote in closing.
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The study is only the latest to show a persistent racial speed bump in medicine: Black people have been found to get overall worse cancer care, ER pain treatment, and are even less likely to get a kidney transplant (though there's been some recent success in closing that gap).
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While Microsoft lacked the necessary capabilities to qualify for JEDI at the outset of the bidding process, experts said the company had made great strides in closing its technology gap with Amazon Web Services while making itself more attractive to customers in regulated industries like the public sector.
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Lanier went too far, according to the 5th Circuit, when he told jurors in closing arguments that they should consider the DPA not just as evidence casting doubt on J&J's credibility or as rebuttal evidence but "as a proxy for J&J's liability," the appeals court said.
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Given the central role they will play in closing those education deficits, the organization that I lead, the Collaborative for Student Success, in partnership with Bellwether Education Partners and a bipartisan group of the nation's leading nonpartisan education experts, is conducting an independent peer review of the state plans.
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For the second straight game, the Rays let a reliever who came in for the eighth stay in for the ninth — just as Alex Colome got the win in closing out Tuesday's victory, converted starter Erasmo Ramirez (1-0) got the final six outs in his season debut.
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In closing arguments at the end of a month-long trial in Manhattan federal court, Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Lockard told jurors that the non-profit Alavi Foundation, the building's majority owner, knew its minority partner, Assa Corp, was a front for Iran's government and helped hide that fact.
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While Mr. McConnell once took a tough stance on sexual misconduct, including within his own party, he has also led congressional Republicans in closing ranks around President Trump, who has bragged about sexually assaulting women, and Mr. McConnell holds dangerously misguided views about the challenges women face in society.
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It begins and ends with strong, disturbing images of death: a pale horse, lying dead on the cobblestone as street kids pass by; in closing, we see an eyeless young boy, abducted from the brothel where he worked, murdered and deposited at the feet of the Statue of Liberty.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday welcomed the start of preparatory work for six nuclear reactors in India, a key step in closing the first deal stemming from a U.S.-India civil nuclear accord struck more than a decade ago.
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In closing, here is something to remember for the next time you are sitting across from somebody wearing a nice piece of gold jewelry (courtesy of ThoughtCo: Interesting Gold Facts): Nearly all of the gold on Earth came from meteorites that bombarded the planet, over 200 million years after it formed.
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The quote does not reflect my thoughts nor the policies of the organizations with which I have been involved In closing, I would like to invite both the author and Hyperallergic to re-engage with our Arab Art & Education Initiative (AAEI) and better understand the diverse funding model that sustains it.
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"The afterglow of this convivial dinner could fade quickly unless the two sides can find a way to make substantive progress in closing the enormous gulf that still exists between their respective negotiating positions, which will not be easy to bridge," said Eswar Prasad, a trade policy professor at Cornell University.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE emphasized in closing the hearing, we wouldn't close one highway bridge before opening a new one, and Republicans similarly hope to transition away from the ACA in a responsible, thoughtful way.
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The letter to the inspector general cites a CNN report Friday that a growing number of State Department employees say they are being put in career purgatory because of their previous work on policy priorities associated with President Barack Obama and in offices the Trump administration is interested in closing.
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The 142-year-old LME achieved an increase in trading during closing rings in its three-month trial with zinc and is expected to announce next week that open-outcry trading for all metals will be doubled to 10 minutes each in closing rings, said a source with direct knowledge of the change.
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The shooting drew national attention because it came just over two weeks after the STEM school joined hundreds of others near Denver in closing temporarily amid security concerns that coincided with the 20th anniversary of the shooting at Columbine High School, where two students killed 12 of their classmates and a teacher.
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" Related: WATCH: Kelly Osbourne 'Publicly Exposed Michelle Pugh to Hatred, Contempt, Ridicule and Disgrace,' Says Lawyer The man offered one last bit of feedback in closing: "Also, it looked [like] you weren't playing your instruments … I was tripping, but I'm pretty sure I knew what I saw and I was severely disappointed.
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Cruz supporters anticipate the contest will be a turning point in the race for the GOP nomination and could be a huge step in closing the delegate gap between him and Trump while also keeping the front-runner from receiving the 1,237 delegates necessary to clinch the nomination before the July convention.
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" But even as President Trump acknowledged the issues with illegal immigration in the country, he made the first pillar of his immigration reform proposal granting amnesty and citizenship to illegal immigrants, and named that before the other pillars of his immigration reform, as if that is the highest priority in closing the "loopholes.
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It comes amid increased threats from nuclear-armed North Korea and progress by Russia and China in closing the military-technology gap with the U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis pointed out in June that there've been nine years of continuing resolutions by Congress, resulting in negative impacts to military readiness, innovation and modernization.
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Trump, the G-7 and the absence of American leadership The Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda MORE, in closing out the G-7 summit, on Monday also revealed his attempt to get the U.S. and Iran to meet in the coming weeks, The Associated Press reports.
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The 2016 offseason was mostly an exercise in closing obvious holes—Brian McCann swapped in for the departing Jason Castro at catcher, Morton filling out the rotation, and Beltran and Reddick helping shore up the outfield—and hoping that whatever bad juju hit the 'Stros last season doesn't strike again in 2017.
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"I'm just happy that our show happened when it did, and that I can look back and say once more I am so glad we had this time together," she said in closing, using the same words — and signature gesture, an ear tug — that she closed her show with for all those years.
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The Dodgers looked to Tennessee again in the first round in 2015, choosing Vanderbilt pitcher Walker Buehler, who starred as a rookie this season and made a strong start in the N.L.C.S. clincher, as Price did in closing out the A.L.C.S. But don't expect much banter between Price and Buehler this week.
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Hiring the firm, the Raine Group, which has experience in closing deals in the sports sector, suggests that a tender process begun by FIFA in December has failed to secure a backer capable of meeting the organization's requirements to finance the 2021 Club World Cup, which was awarded to China last year.
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Chris Christie were sentenced to prison on Wednesday for their role in closing access lanes to the George Washington Bridge as political payback against a New Jersey mayor, a key chapter in the plot that derailed Mr. Christie's presidential aspirations and then dimmed his chances to become President Trump's pick for vice president.
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The White House's "Buy American" initiative, first reported by Reuters in April, aims to speed up arms deal approvals and increase the advocacy role of senior U.S. officials, including President Donald Trump, in closing foreign sales, while giving greater weight to business interests in sales decisions that have long prioritized human rights.
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In closing arguments, prosecutors argued that Harris left his son, 22-month-old Cooper, inside his SUV for seven hours in June 2014 because he was driven by his selfish need to pursue "escapes," which included extramarital affairs and sending texts to as many as six women that very day, including one underage girl.
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" Asylum seekers: O'Rourke has criticized Trump's interest in closing the southern border and deporting Central Americans seeking asylum in the U.S.: "I think this is a real reckless threat and it is just going to be very harmful to the United States and already is harmful to our competitiveness, to communities like El Paso.
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We will no doubt discuss his frequent use of drone warfare, as well as his decision not to send thousands of troops to invade Syria—even as he got the Syrian government to declare and give up its chemical weapons stash—and why he never succeeded in closing the infamous prison at Guantánamo Bay.
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In closing, Curry summoned the Catholic priest, scientist and mystic Teilhard de Chardin, who regarded fire as the first great discovery, one that led to everything from the heating of homes to modern technological wonders, such as the "controlled fire" that allowed Curry himself to cross to Atlantic by jet to attend this wedding.
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In March 2013, when a mass hunger strike swept the detainees in the prison, General Kelly testified before Congress that the root cause of the unrest was mounting despair among prisoners that they would never go home because Mr. Obama, stymied in part by congressional transfer restrictions, appeared to have lost interest in closing it.
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I feel sure it was valuable for the startups as well, and not just because of the $25,000 they were each spontaneously awarded from the investors on board, who in closing remarks emphasized how important it is that startups like these and the people behind them are supported by gatekeepers like venture firms and press.
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His set's metallic clangs, guttural yelps, and deafening static were enough to scare at least one person out of of the room—but just when it seemed like his audience couldn't take it any longer, he suddenly and decisively reeled everyone back in, closing out his set with the most exquisitely beautiful archival soul song.
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In closing, all I'll say is this: In a world where our technology is telling us all of the places to go, things to eat, content to read, and now people to meet and with whom to fall in love, let us not forget to ask the people we already know and love to set us up.
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But the Capitals found a recipe for success in closing out the Penguins in the second round and jumping to a 2-0 lead in the third round against the Lightning without Backstrom, and Kuznetsov's absence could be what forces the Capitals to rediscover the safe, low-event style that may be their best bet to beat Vegas.
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EditorsNote: Corrects missed 3-pointers in closing seconds in graf 3; other minor edits Naji Marshall sank a free throw with 323 seconds left Friday night after Missouri State's Keandre Cook was called for a technical foul for flopping, snapping a tie and lifting No. 21 Xavier to a 59-56 non-conference win at Cintas Center in Cincinnati.
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Based on the text, history and purpose of the Equal Pay Act, the answer is clear: No." Stephanie Bornstein, an associate professor of law at the University of Florida Levin College of Law, told CNN that "this decision stands to make a major difference in the way all women's pay is determined -- and in closing the pay gap.
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In closing, I'd like to say directly to the president: We honor our veterans even in the rain, you tell the truth even when it doesn't aggrandize you, you respect the law and incredible law enforcement agents, you don't villianize them, you don't disparage generals, gold star families, prisoners of war and other heroes who had the courage to fight for this country.
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This law is not in place for her, it's in place for Bo." Hermus, in closing arguments, walked up to Guyger in her seat, pointed and looked her in the eye, and urged the jury to tell her: "You will be held responsible for what you did and whether or not you want to accept responsibility, it will be forced upon you.
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In closing, I'd like to say directly to the president, we honor our veterans even in the rain, you tell the truth even when it doesn't aggrandize you, you respect the law and incredible law enforcement agents, you don't villainize them, you don't disparage generals, gold star families, prisoners of war and other heroes who had the courage to fight for this country.
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Armed largely with the same narrative they employed unsuccessfully in three previous trials, prosecutors in closing arguments on Thursday tried to convince a judge that Lt. Brian Rice of the Baltimore police was criminally negligent for his conduct during the arrest of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old black man who suffered a fatal injury in police custody in April 2015.
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Menendez and Melgen deny any wrongdoing and the senator's defense attorney Abbe Lowell told jurors in closing arguments Monday that Menendez never pushed through any legislation in the Senate on his friend's behalf -- a suggestion to counter prosecutors' claims that he abused the power of his office or took an "official act" that might put him on the hook under federal bribery law.
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Iceland has been a consistent flagbearer for gender equality, scooping up the top spot in the World Economic Forum's annual Global Gender Gap report for an eighth consecutive year in 2016 and leading the group of only five countries out of a total of 144 researched which have succeeded in closing their overall gender gap by 80 percent or more.
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The agency's delay in closing high-risk areas in parks has largely been caused by sluggish decision-making in the upper tiers of the Department of Interior (which oversees the National Park Service), according to a Park Service employee with knowledge of the situation who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to speak with the media.
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In closing arguments on Tuesday at the manslaughter trial of a New York City police officer charged in the shooting of an unarmed man, the prosecution presented a new argument to jurors: The officer did not mistakenly fire a bullet that ricocheted off a wall and killed Akai Gurley, who was walking down the stairs of a Brooklyn housing project, as the defense has argued.
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So, in closing, I would just say this: It's a crucial time for people of the world to address the plight of civilians in Aleppo and I mean civilians on both sides of this conflict because what we have seen over the last four years, quite clearly as you heard from Ambassador Power is that neither side is able to win a decisive victory.
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Read: Mueller's team paints Manafort as a "wildly successful" political operative twisted by greed in closing argument But Seth Waxman, a former federal prosecutor in D.C., said that after Manafort's conviction last week, he'll likely begin to calculate that working with Mueller may seem like a safer bet than waiting around for a pardon from the ever-unpredictable Trump, who may face political pressure not to issue that pardon later on.
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And while we still have a gender wage gap in the workforce in which, for example, Latinx women earn 53 cents for every dollar a white man makes for the same work, reproductive freedom is responsible for the progress we've made in closing the chasm: without access to widespread and legal contraception, the narrowing of the gender pay gap would have been 10 percent smaller in the 1980s and 30 percent smaller in the 1990s.
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Despite grating music choices, awkward staging, and the thick goofiness of the host, The Passion Live hit randomly on an unexplained rendition of Tears for Fears' "Mad World" by Seal as Pontius Pilate and, in closing, gospel songstress Yolanda Adams and New Orleans' Preservation Hall Jazz Band's rousing rendition of "When the Saints Go Marching Is." As the credits began to roll, The Passion Live finally remembered it was a New Orleans gospel concert and gave up the goods.
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Of late, President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE celebrated our "quick action in closing our borders" as responsible for low U.S. case numbers, although in reality, poor U.S. government planning and low availability of testing were more responsible.
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