Both work in conjunction with LG's proprietary ThinQ AI offering.
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This story was not written in conjunction with Suave Professionals.
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Maybe. Or in conjunction with Nike, his longtime business partner?
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Pwn2Own is run in conjunction with the CanSec West conference.
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But Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, in conjunction with Sens.
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It has never been in conjunction with a white player.
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This would be in conjunction with saving the Canadian business.
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The graduate and I bonded in conjunction with the reboot.
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That's why it's a critical provision, in conjunction with the rest.
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The claim cannot be submitted in conjunction with any other handsets.
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The photography project launched today in conjunction with the presidential inauguration.
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In conjunction with Bisexual Awareness Week, fans have launched a Change.
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But it needs to be in conjunction with other security solutions.
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For best protection, always use sunscreen in conjunction with your #OOTD.
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The company also released an app in conjunction with the show.
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Those operations are sometimes carried out in conjunction with Afghan forces.
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And it came in conjunction with a temporary air travel shutdown.
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Urban's fashion moment came in conjunction with Sunday's season two finale.
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Currently, artificial intelligence should operate in conjunction with humans, said Schmidt.
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States are working in conjunction with the DOJ, not in contradiction.
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It shouldn't be used in conjunction with an SSRI, for example.
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The group did not work in conjunction with any other organization.
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The CNN poll was conducted in conjunction with SSRS from Aug.
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He will continue to lead those businesses in conjunction with Aptigon.
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Free public programs will take place in conjunction with the exhibition.
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You do it sort of in conjunction with the government there?
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That's taken in conjunction with the several applications for sensing inventory levels.
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It operates in conjunction with the University of Colorado, Boulder law department.
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The conferences will be hosted in conjunction with the Detroit Auto Show.
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Update: Now four people have been arrested in conjunction with the leak.
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David, 44, celebrated his 11th birthday today in conjunction with his mother.
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This event is free and in conjunction with ICP's 2019 Infinity Awards.
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Listeners are encouraged to view these materials in conjunction with the call.
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That app is set to debut in conjunction with the doc's launch.
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The first season was released in conjunction with Hulu's Live TV service.
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In conjunction with Simple AD, setup is generally 10 minutes, says Amazon.
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Reelgood conducted the 93,000 person study in conjunction with Learndipity Data Insights.
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They&aposve conducted a ballistic missile exercise in conjunction with those exercises.
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In 2015, SwapClear completed 45 multilateral compression cycles in conjunction with triReduce.
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He correctly predicted banks would rally in conjunction with Trump's election win.
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Stewart's statement was released in conjunction with Oxford University's Cannabis Research Plan.
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We are going to do that in conjunction with our campaign plan.
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The equipment was used in conjunction with thorough searches of the vehicles.
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Westworld: The Experience opened Thursday in conjunction with New York Comic-Con.
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The operations were carried out in conjunction with Belgian and Moroccan police.
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The People's Parade takes place in conjunction with the celebration each year.
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Facing your fears, especially in conjunction with penance, was key to Nxivm.
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Pull buoys are sometimes used in conjunction with hand paddles, as well.
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In another 16 percent, handguns were used in conjunction with other weapons.
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The poll is conducted in conjunction with CNN and cable company Mediacom.
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This touchscreen, in conjunction with the app, can control the living spaces.
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Most advocates advise using medication in conjunction with regular therapy or counseling.
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The company made the announcement Wednesday in conjunction with Amazon's hardware event.
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In conjunction with the Miami Yacht Show, which goes until Monday, Feb.
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She encourages patients to use them in conjunction with standard drug treatments.
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Discovery says it will sell ads in conjunction with Group Nine, too.
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Nuba's women also wrestled once a year in conjunction with the harvest reaping.
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We have considered BoV's capital levels in conjunction with ongoing increasing regulatory requirements.
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Nintendo launched its first mobile game, Miitomo, in conjunction with DeNA in February.
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The concept was conceived in conjunction with a five-week long school assignment.
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Prosecutors also accused the two of operating in conjunction with the Chinese government.
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They'll also work in conjunction with dentists and periodontists to protect your gums.
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It uses it in conjunction with SapFix, suggesting solutions to problems Sapienz discovers.
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Today's launch comes in conjunction with the opening of the San Francisco market.
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She managed a rigorous high school education in conjunction with a rigorous career.
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The TBS reality series "America's Greatest Makers" was created in conjunction with Intel.
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"Pilates uses your own body weight in conjunction with the exercise," says Lewis.
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There is an optional mobile app that works in conjunction with the mug.
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It uses them in conjunction with SapFix suggesting solutions to problems Sapienz discovers.
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In conjunction with daily input from a basal body thermometer, it can indeed.
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It can now define those surfaces in conjunction with horizontal surfaces as well.
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In conjunction with the exhibition, MOCA will publish Inka Essenhigh's first-ever monograph.
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For the HTC U Ultra, this works in conjunction with the secondary display.
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Tarkoff says that Oracle created this tool in conjunction with its ERP team.
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A discovery tour of Bosch's city, created in conjunction with Efteling theme park.
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Trump trailed Clinton last month, raising $90 million in conjunction with his party.
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NORML has released its Scorecard today in conjunction with National Voter Registration Day.
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Festivals must provide education in conjunction with spaces where women can feel safe.
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The F.D.A. cleared the app to be used in conjunction with outpatient therapy.
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The data had been collected over several years in conjunction with the AARP.
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"This is in conjunction with the Bank of England," an FCA spokesperson said.
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He sat for a question-and-answer session in conjunction with the honor.
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The deduction cannot be claimed in conjunction with other education-related tax credits.
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The Activision Blizzard reorganization was announced in conjunction with the company's latest earnings.
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But the way we do it is in conjunction with our broad partnership.
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That, in conjunction with a steepened yield curve, bodes well for banks' revenues.
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There are no known offset agreements proposed in conjunction with this potential sale.
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"There continues to be misinformation circulated in conjunction with this issue," Levatich said.
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Typically these so-called HSAs work in conjunction with high-deductible health insurance.
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The arrests on Thursday are the only ones in conjunction with federal authorities.
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She says the individual accounts couldn't be used in conjunction with one another.
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Trying to create an entity that's bigger than any one company, and we're doing that in conjunction with companies, and we're doing it in conjunction with NGOs and governments to really create that catalyst for change, which will benefit everyone.
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Model Squad, which will premiere in conjunction with New York Fashion Week, airs Sept.
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A new school and shopping center have been built in conjunction with the development.
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OPM and the Pentagon will carry out the vetting process, in conjunction with DNI.
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Human sweat maps and hardware used in conjunction with the Thermal Sweating Walking Mannequin.
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Automakers also tend to provide special incentive offers in conjunction with big holiday weekends.
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She explains that the individual accounts couldn't be used in conjunction with one another.
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A growing number of corporate universities are awarding degrees in conjunction with traditional universities.
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"They would work in conjunction with the Border Patrol," said Trump, according to Syracuse.com.
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Taken in conjunction with another forthcoming tweak to NICs, 1.6m people will pay more.
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The order was issued in conjunction with Hoppy's arrest Friday for stalking and harassment.
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In this instance, festivalgoers seemed to have worked in conjunction with the police department.
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We're taking Startup Battlefield to Paris in conjunction with VivaTech on May 153-25.
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"It's another tool to use in conjunction with a special needs trust," Walther explained.
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In conjunction with powerful data mining algorithms, virtually everything we do would be monitored.
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Made in conjunction with designer Tom Dixon, it comes in either silver or black.
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Strategically using a health savings account in conjunction with your 401(k) may help.
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A sequel is also on the way, once again written in conjunction with Carlisle.
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The figures were obtained by CNN in conjunction with the Center for Investigative Journalism.
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One example is a copyright law course developed in conjunction with Harvard Law School.
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Burt said that Microsoft stopped the attack, working in conjunction with the U.S. government.
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It works in conjunction with ReactJS, which handles the user interface of the app.
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In conjunction with a history of elevated capital expenditures, the dividend will pressure FCF.
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R.B.C. had also provided Warburg Pincus a financing arrangement in conjunction with the deal.
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In conjunction with other measures, a public bank could be part of the solution.
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The authority has been working in conjunction with seven online marketplaces — Amazon, eBay, Fruugo.
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Or they can use this planning sheet in conjunction with ReadWriteThink's Bio Cube interactive.
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But the Canadians would also prefer to act in conjunction with the European Union.
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However, that should have been specifically targeted, and preferably in conjunction with our allies.
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This is why I recommend the system be used in conjunction with security cameras.
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Among experts, there's overwhelming evidence of what works best: medication in conjunction with counseling.
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Ukraine also expelled 13 Russian diplomats, announcing the move in conjunction with EU nations.
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Begun in the 1980s, it operates in conjunction with community colleges and trade schools.
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SoftBank, in conjunction with the Vision Fund, has invested about $225 billion in WeWork.
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And we'll get the job done in conjunction with the secretary of the Treasury.
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To support this endeavor, The Christie's Education Trust, in conjunction with Christie's Education Inc.
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You know, trying to create an entity that's bigger than any one company, and we're doing that in conjunction with companies, and we're doing it in conjunction with NGOs and governments to really create that catalyst for change, which will benefit everyone.
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Lastly, all Insider promotions cannot be used in conjunction with another Sephora offer or reward.
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Bloomberg for President dalliance—and his 2012 dalliance, for that matter, in conjunction with the
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In conjunction with elevated capital expenditures relative to historical periods, the dividend will pressure FCF.
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Morning Consult, in conjunction with Politico, tested just this hypothesis at the end of October.
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The devices will be developed in conjunction with partners via a new Roku licensing program.
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In a perfect world, people would use exercise in conjunction with therapy, Dr. Thornton says.
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Clova is being built in conjunction with Line's parent company, the Korean search company Naver.
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The Prince Estate announced the news on Monday, in conjunction with the Pantone Color Institute.
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Radiation is known to create some useful mutations, like those working in conjunction with chemotherapy.
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Both pageants are hosted by the Promociones Gloria modeling agency in conjunction with Miss Universe.
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And in conjunction with #FCPX 10.4 you can do some pretty astonishing things with it!
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The health regulator said Spravato was approved for use in conjunction with an oral antidepressant.
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This interview originally ran in conjunction with Bao's premiere at New York's Tribeca Film Festival.
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And this was supposed to be done in conjunction with the closing of some loopholes.
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The Chromecast Audio first launched back in 2015, in conjunction with the second-generation Chromecast.
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The case was handled by the Montville Police Department in conjunction with state police investigators.
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And gun control can work in conjunction with fighting ISIS; they're not mutually exclusive position.
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That's why McNamara envisions AV companies using Parallel Domain in conjunction with real-world testing.
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Jerrold Nadler has offered to seek in conjunction with Barr, but which Barr has declined.
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The city, in conjunction with federal agencies, is boosting security for the high-profile event.
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It was in conjunction with an ongoing program between Cambridge and the North Korean government.
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In fact, it's a phrase that has never been used in conjunction with system threats.
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So in conjunction with the UNHCR, she decided to start the Step with Jillian program.
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In this car, these commands work in conjunction with physical buttons, dials and a touchscreen.
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Regenerative braking is performed via the rear wheel, working in conjunction with the hand brakes.
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The Dragon Awards were instituted earlier this year in conjunction with the convention's 30th anniversary.
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What makes Denuvo so powerful is the way it works in conjunction with these services.
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So in conjunction with the UNHCR, she decided to start the Step with Jillian program.
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The rating action was taken in conjunction with Fitch's periodic review of major Austrian banks.
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Protesters in early November organized a sit-in inside Pelosi's office in conjunction with Rep.
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Incyte hoped epacadostat, in conjunction with Keytruda, would fight cancer more effectively than Keytruda alone.
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The AP poll in conjunction with NORC Center for Public Affairs Research was conducted Oct.
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Shell designed the truck in conjunction with AirFlow Truck, which is owned by Robert Sliwa.
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Most of the zones were selected by state governors in conjunction with the federal government.
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The administration is slated to publish the entire plan Friday in conjunction with Trump's speech.
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BELLAFANTE: Was there a pollution remediation component that went on in conjunction with this project?
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In conjunction with regulatory streamlining, we must utilize emerging technologies to keep pace with innovation.
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The House Republican Conference handles the retreat planning in conjunction with the nonprofit Congressional Institute.
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The New York Times says they were developed in conjunction with investors from Hong Kong.
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But now, the 37-foot powerboat, made in conjunction with Quintessence Yachts, is now available.
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Methodology: The survey, conducted in conjunction with YouGov, polled 74,000 people across 27 countries globally.
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Something about the experience feels fitting in conjunction with the music Tolan makes as Talons'.
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All are making wines in conjunction with Leonardo Erazo, the winemaker for Altos Las Hormigas.
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The award was created by Okta in conjunction with Business Insider, with help from Twilio.
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The new platform will launch on July 22020, 22021, in conjunction with the Tokyo Olympics.
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The MLB made the announcement Thursday in conjunction with the Major League Baseball Players Association.
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Sometimes those coupons can be used in conjunction with other discounts to get bigger savings.
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In conjunction with counseling, there are a number of FDA-approved methods for quitting smoking.
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That in conjunction with their fame, they have important civic roles to play — especially now.
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" It continues, "UMC will also be hosting a blood drive in conjunction with United Blood Services.
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Owners will be able to use them to play games in conjunction with an Alexa device.
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And Kloppers said that their technology shouldn't replace polling, but rather, work in conjunction with it.
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Revenue weakness would be viewed in conjunction with margin developments and effects on overall group EBITDA.
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Last year, in conjunction with Square's acquisition of OrderAhead, Caviar launched an order-ahead pickup service.
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The 13.3-inch Chromebook 13 was developed in conjunction with Google, and it starts at $550.
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Tuina is a Chinese acupressure massage treatment that is often used in conjunction with cupping therapy.
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The move is said to be in conjunction with an overhaul of the bank's trading operations.
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This review originally appeared in conjunction with 1922's premiere at Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas.
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In conjunction with video footage, their brain waves were monitored over a period of 16 months.
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It said violent posts appeared to have risen in conjunction with the intensifying conflict in Syria.
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These rating actions were taken in conjunction with Fitch's U.S. trust and processing bank peer review.
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The move was announced on Monday in conjunction with the Advertising Week conference in New York.
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The deal is being done in conjunction with a tender for its outstanding 2017 covered bonds.
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There is no reason that other diversity goals can't be pursued in conjunction with gender parity.
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French military advisers are operating on the ground in conjunction with Britain and the United States.
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Then, in conjunction with a therapist, the patient rewrites the nightmare to make it less disturbing.
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US troops could also carry out a training and advisory role in conjunction with Libyan forces.
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In conjunction with The Builders, TechCrunch is co-hosting the first ever Tel Aviv Innovation Week.
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It is a multi-layered agroforestry system, and plants are grown in conjunction with one another.
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The vehicle has been designed in conjunction with the Dubai Silicon Oasis and DG World (Digirobotics).
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In London buyers can take advantage of the "starter-homes" scheme in conjunction with other programmes.
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There's a reason why the phrase "red tape" was initially coined in conjunction with the agency.
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The deal is being run in conjunction with a buy back of Slovenia's US dollar bonds.
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If you can do it in conjunction with law enforcement activities, you'll do that as well.
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Even further in the future, Agility Robotics envisions using the robots in conjunction with autonomous vehicles.
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Both areas already had NPS law enforcement officers who work in conjunction with Border Patrol agents.
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In conjunction with its increasing size is the rising tide of special favors littered throughout it.
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Uber also agreed to years of privacy audits in conjunction with a Federal Trade Commission investigation.
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The country's stock exchange is closed on Thursday and Friday in conjunction with a special holiday.
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Pursuit of criminal cases is "done in conjunction with the agents" investigating the matter, she testified.
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Many of these centers are operated by the Border Patrol in conjunction with other government agencies.
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The effort was launched in conjunction with Transgender Day of Remembrance, held annually on Nov. 20.
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In conjunction with decreasing civilian casualties, officials need to accurately report the aftermath of drone strikes.
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The study, conducted in conjunction with Iowa State University, looked at building a wing-like assembly.
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It is hosted in conjunction with the Tourism Authority of Thailand and the Kru Muay Association.
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Today he dropped a new video for "Techno Clique" in conjunction with comedy website Super Deluxe.
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A voluntary recall by Burger King in conjunction with the CPSC began on Monday, December 28.
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Ms. Bach developed her program in conjunction with oncologists, integrative medicine doctors and other wellness specialists.
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Earlier this week, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, in conjunction with Sens.
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"Those are difficult decisions that need to be made in conjunction with health organizations," Domenech said.
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In conjunction with RISD Commencement on Saturday, June 3, the show is open from 10am–6pm.
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That glaze, in conjunction with Danny Cohen's velvety cinematography, softens any hard edges or harsh moments.
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Ayton donated $100,000 and Hield contributed $105,000 in conjunction with the Sacramento Kings Foundation and others.
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New episodes have been released in conjunction with the start of Red Bull Music Academy Montreal.
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In conjunction with RISD Commencement on Saturday, June 2, the show is open from 10am–6pm.
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Host policy forums and events on behalf of NHC and in conjunction with partner organizations. 10.
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This August, Bernie Sanders's campaign released two separate videos made in conjunction with pop-culture figures.
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They put together a development plan in conjunction with John Kremer, the organization's sports science coordinator.
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Trump's campaign has also been broadcasting on Facebook Live in conjunction with a small digital startup.
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In conjunction with the bed, this super-soft blanket is pretty much the cherry on top.
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Mathur adds that Appearance Search could easily be used in conjunction with standard facial recognition tech.
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The center includes a treatment program in Midtown Manhattan operated in conjunction with Columbia's psychiatry department.
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Here's what I think we can learn from the polling in conjunction with the early vote.
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He's got two really different things going on, and they're working in conjunction with each other.
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A book released in conjunction with the anniversary promotes the Red Army's support for gender equality.
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"Shiraz" was the second of three silent movies Osten directed in India in conjunction with Rai.
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And what the civil servants did was work on reform ideas in conjunction with the agency.
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Owlchemy Labs isn't the first to have experimented with AR in conjunction with a virtual reality game.
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One of the leading approaches to male contraception has been to use progestin in conjunction with testosterone.
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She spoke to William about the psychological support she received in conjunction with speech and language therapy.
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In conjunction with our memories, the brain can connect certain types of music to emotions, Müllensiefen says.
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Forbes reports that it will work in conjunction with a CPU based on the current Zen microarchitecture.
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"We will obviously do everything, in conjunction with our businesses, to protect their interests," the source said.
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This is launched in conjunction with a pilot program for providing resources to victims of revenge porn.
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Cuomo said he would direct state police to investigate the bomb threats in conjunction with federal officials.
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An earlier version of this review originally in January 2017, in conjunction with the Sundance Film Festival.
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The flavor was released in conjunction with the opening of the Oreo Wonder Vault in Los Angeles.
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In conjunction with Sonata, it is offering a few hundred people microloans with two three-month "holidays".
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They fact-check scripts, offer statistics, and write social media posts and tweets in conjunction with series.
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It supplied engines for the plant in conjunction with Clarke Energy, a UK-based engine service provider.
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Yet, there are many words that someone chooses to use rather than (or in conjunction with) bisexual.
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Any relocation out of Syria will be done in conjunction with host country governments, the official added.
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In 2016, Walmart announced that it would begin testing grocery delivery in conjunction with Uber and Lyft.
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This review originally appeared in conjunction with Give Me Future's premiere at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.
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A similar lab was opened in Germany, in conjunction with the government's cyber-security agency, in November.
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Methane in conjunction with sulfur dioxide, for instance, is often taken as a sign of volcanic activity.
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The test was done in conjunction with two companies that have connections into 911 centers, West Corp.
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Tinder itself recently launched reactions in conjunction with updated messaging standards, reporting options, and new community guidelines.
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The company just made its first deliveries of blood and plasma in conjunction with the Rwandan government.
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Take Hallelujah, a VR film from Zach Richter and Within, produced in conjunction with camera maker Lytro.
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In conjunction with the nationwide count, the city of San Francisco conducts its own Homeless Count & Survey.
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Nissan, in conjunction with DeNA, a Japanese software firm, recently began trials of driverless taxis in Japan.
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Though the announcement was made in conjunction with Google, the game will also be coming to iOS.
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CAL was launched in May, Fox News previously reported, designed and built in conjunction with NASA JPL.
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The band, in conjunction with the NFL and Interscope Records, has decided to make a $500,000 contribution.
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Shortly after, police arrested two teenage boys in conjunction with the hack, although the investigation remains ongoing.
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After promising as much yesterday, Drake has released his new song, "Signs," in conjunction with Louis Vuitton.
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Where DJI stands out, though, is the bundled software that works in conjunction with the mobile base.
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The effort is in partnership with the Hispanic Federation and in conjunction with RCHN Community Health Foundation.
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Shwe Taung's focus now is upgrading and rebranding 18 stations in conjunction with SPC, a spokeswoman said.
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It works in conjunction with the free-market healthcare system which has existed here since the beginning.
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On Monday, Apple also announced an Apple-branded credit card in conjunction with Goldman Sachs and Mastercard.
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And it's being used in conjunction with something called teledildonics, which is kind of an odd term.
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She's started a movement In conjunction with Nobody's Child, Gemma launched the #GirlCrush movement earlier this year.
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The deal is being done in conjunction with a cash tender for its outstanding 6.75% 2022 notes.
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The show premieres in conjunction with McGowan's memoir Brave, which is set to release on Jan. 30.
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The order — carried out in conjunction with French and British allies — marked a dramatic reversal for Trump.
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The Union and its allies had a major Trump protest this week in conjunction with the debate.
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The Scribner book, expected to exceed 700 pages, is being prepared in conjunction with The Washington Post.
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It wasn't clear from the paper's reporting if other DNA repositories were used in conjunction with GEDmatch.
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In conjunction with the report, Glassdoor also released their list of the highest-paying jobs of 2019.
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In conjunction with the Viacom settlement, the trust dispute will be settled, though details were not announced.
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The patrol is made up of volunteers who work in conjunction with the 70th Precinct, he said.
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His hobby, in conjunction with the grape cluster tattooed beside his left eye, marked him for trouble.
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And, of course, notifications can now support intent-based actions in conjunction with the new SiriKit API.
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That study will connect with a much larger study in conjunction with Duke and Stanford's medical schools.
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Many critics are worried Trump will ultimately use his pardon power in conjunction with the Mueller investigation.
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The report was among several released yesterday in conjunction with Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy.
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Creating a new item in conjunction with a recognizable flavor could help expand Papa John's customer base.
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In conjunction with the exhibition, the Hammer Museum hosts a day-long symposium on Piper's vital work.
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Bobby Scott (D-VA) have introduced legislation to do just that, often in conjunction with card check.
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It's the training before and after that may cause an injury in conjunction with the race stimulus.
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How much is it worth on its own, or collectively, or in conjunction with a company's technology?
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Election law prohibits corporations from spending money to influence elections in conjunction with candidates or their representatives.
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In conjunction with the game, Bauer launched a GoFundMe page to raise money for game day staff.
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A series of events with artists, writers, and activists will take place in conjunction with the exhibit.
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Silver Hill is starting an executive program in conjunction with the Yale School of Medicine next month.
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The Hyperion Elite is meant to be used in conjunction with Brooks' training shoe, the Hyperion Tempo.
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Today, it offers events and exhibitions in conjunction with residencies for Los Angeles–based and international artists.
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A chapbook published by New Discretions in conjunction with the exhibition will be available at the reading.
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The network will rely instead mostly on ITV's world feed and segments produced in conjunction with Ascot.
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This is a more tactical way to protect citizens in conjunction with the constitutional amendment proposed above.
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The bulk said the odds of people using it in conjunction with cigarettes are high to medium.
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He co-led the study in conjunction with David Raichlen, a professor of anthropology at the university.
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"Pilots can expect airspace restrictions in conjunction with this VIP movement," the FAA's advisory says about Friday.
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Crowds in hundreds of cities around the world gathered in conjunction with the Women's March on Washington.
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The report was released in conjunction with the 2016 Institute of International Finance's G20 summit in Shanghai.
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That financing was raised in conjunction with a US$12.7bn, one-year recourse loan syndicated in Asia.
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But while the technology is sometimes sold in conjunction with facial recognition, it still comes with risks.
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However, the metrics should be viewed in conjunction with Crystal's significant growth over the last few years.
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This Saturday, VPAM has organized a day of art workshops and performances in conjunction with the exhibition.
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"Varda: A Retrospective," organized by Florence Almozini and Tyler Wilson in conjunction with Janus Films, runs Dec.
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Administration officials want his immigration priorities implemented in conjunction with a plan to give Dreamers legal status.
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In conjunction with the close of the exhibition, Stovall will present a live performance of Theorem, no.
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Facebook somehow managed to trademark the word "face" in 2010, but only in conjunction with telecommunications services.
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I think when you take that in conjunction with Jay's testimony, it became a very strong case.
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The MOU was agreed upon in conjunction with the establishment of a yuan clearing bank in Japan.
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As one of Udacity's nanodegree initiatives, it was designed in conjunction with large corporations with hiring in mind.
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They said empowering girls and women in conjunction with wider education campaigns was a way of reducing violence.
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There are many techniques that work in conjunction with one another and are critical to growing a business.
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Created in conjunction with Lenovo, it's a $200 set that includes a headset, tracking beacon and lightsaber remote.
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President-elect Donald Trump has been deposed in conjunction with his lawsuit against chef José Andrés, reports CNN.
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In conjunction with fashion week, the brand created the Retail Lab, a concept created together with the CFDA.
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Over the last couple of weeks, LimeBike deployed some scooters in conjunction with local festivities in the city.
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In conjunction with the exhibition, Gaines will be presenting a 10-part lecture series titled Library of Ideas.
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The headphones, made in conjunction with Decibullz, are available in either a $99.95 Bluetooth or $49.95 wired versions.
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The Orion test later this year is being run independently, not in conjunction with any existing streaming service.
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The company's first project was to develop an application in conjunction with Cambridge Analytica's parent company, SCL Elections.
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The update comes just a day after Google's newest smartwatches, made in conjunction with LG, went on sale.
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That makes Azrael's study, which was conducted in conjunction with Northeastern University researchers, even more unusual and vital.
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The $229 Kevo works in conjunction with smartphones, letting you grant (and revoke) access to your door locks.
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The report was released in conjunction with remarks in Beijing from Wu Yanha, vice head of the CNSA.
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McDonald's in Australia have launched a line of all-day "brekkiewear," in conjunction with local designer Emma Mulholland.
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The FBI in conjunction with local authorities are investigating the deaths, but results are not expected for weeks.
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They also connect to Ring's app so they can work in conjunction with its security cameras and doorbells.
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Russia and China claim that CPGS could be highly destabilising if used in conjunction with advanced missile defences.
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This tool was used in conjunction with two climate models to assess the viability of future host cities.
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Importantly, the implantable drug will be administered in conjunction with other therapies, including counseling and other behavioral therapies.
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And another enzyme, Cpf1, is growing rapidly in popularity as a substitute for Cas9 in conjunction with CRISPR.
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He remains in custody pending bond, and no court dates have been set in conjunction with his case.
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How do you think museums like MOVA can be used in conjunction with already-existing IRL exhibition spaces?
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In conjunction with that, I also want that humorous response to come with a secret nugget of satire.
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The Redirect Method's dedicated website says that the technique uses Google AdWords in conjunction with the curated content.
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The Fed administers DFAST in conjunction with its own stress test, called the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review.
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These so-called resolution or "death" plans are drawn up in conjunction with regulators but are not published.
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Sphero is still using wireless charging, but this larger battery is working in conjunction with a faster charger.
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And if you borrowed a fair amount in conjunction with it, it takes a while to-- turn around.
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Law enforcement tells us LAPD's Robbery/Homicide division, in conjunction with CA Fish & Wildlife, served the search warrant.
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But DroneDeploy's technology has the potential to be used in conjunction with autonomous robots on the ground, too.
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The pop star originally released the song in conjunction with her and Jay Z's seventh anniversary in 2015.
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Tax reform would mean eliminating loopholes or provisions that benefit some taxpayers in conjunction with lowering tax rates.
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The rating action was taken in conjunction with Fitch's periodic review of three Landesbanken based in southern Germany.
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They can start with best practice guidelines, including those developed by government agencies in conjunction with industry organizations.
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Could Amazon distribute pharmaceuticals to their own Whole Foods pharmacies in conjunction with a Amazon mail order pharmacy?
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And we're doing it in conjunction with the municipalities that we're working in, trying to create holistic communities.
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The exhibition was curated by Antonio Sergio Bessa, and is presented in conjunction with the Stonewall 50 Consortium.
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The village will be operated in conjunction with Scottish homeless charity Cyrenians, which is assessing applications for residents.
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In conjunction with the fat-burning effect, this could be the reason for intermittent fasting's weight-loss potential.
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Any decision on Ukraine should be made in conjunction with the Europeans — after all, it's in their backyard.
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The book was released in conjunction with a small museum exhibition curated by the Russian Military-Historical Society.
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Using the gadgets in conjunction with Spidey's move set turns each fight into a quippy, graceful battle-dance.
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He must develop, in conjunction with allies, options for obtaining control over territory — air, sea, land and cyber.
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He has also suggested that his accusers were seeking fame and working in conjunction with Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Many pollsters release their data in conjunction with a media partner and decline to comment on their methods.
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Today in conjunction with VMware, it announced a pair of options to bring AWS into the data center.
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Hughes' murder, in conjunction with the Updeh Cutz shootout, increased the Los Angeles Police Department's patrols in Watts.
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I know tech better than anyone, & technology..... .....on a Border is only effective in conjunction with a Wall.
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In conjunction with its launch in Portland, Scoop is bringing on Oregon Health Science University as a customer.
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Many assume that Apple is working to create custom silicon in conjunction with this software for future products.
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These are organized in conjunction with the U.S. Chamber's U.S. Egypt Business Council (USEBC) and the Egypt-U.
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In conjunction with this endeavor, the Getty Salad Garden will be screening Ed Ruscha's short film "Premium" (221).
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Unsurprisingly, his data revealed that interest in Pokémon content, in general, spiked in conjunction with the app's release.
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In 2011 it was our first show in conjunction with the New Museum's launch of the Ideas Festival.
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However, such depressed valuations, when found in conjunction with stellar assets, also give rise to unique investment opportunities.
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These operated in conjunction with the magazine to deepen Tin House's mission and expand its ecosystem of writers.
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Mourning Art in the New Nation in conjunction with an exhibition she curated at the Pennsylvania State Museum.
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The program launched today in conjunction with the Brooklyn Public Library, Queens Library, and New York Public Library.
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Considering everything it can do in conjunction with an iPhone, that's not the worst price in the world.
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The program had been suspended in the fourth quarter of 2015 in conjunction with its acquisition of Jarden.
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These exhibitions are launched in partnership with Amazon Music, and in conjunction with Mac's posthumous, "Circles," album release.
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"The President is working in conjunction with his legal team and making a determination," Sanders said on Tuesday.
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This happened in conjunction with the growing need for communication skills to establish social networks as populations expanded.
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His message, in conjunction with our strong ground game, spell out tremendous upside for this campaign come February.
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The investigation is being led by the Carver County Sheriff's Office, in conjunction with the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Small's office is going to keep testing prototypes and developing requirements in conjunction with the Surface Development Squadron.
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Working in conjunction with a smartphone app, you can track your energy use and follow cost-cutting tips.
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And a number of left-leaning activists are planning protests in conjunction with Mr. Trump's inauguration next month.
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He said Trump raised about $10 million in conjunction with the Republican Party at fundraising events this week.
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The Times poll, which was conducted in conjunction with Siena College, showed Warren at 22% with Vermont Sen.
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The bots will likely power the company's digital wallet Calibra, which is being developed in conjunction with Libra.
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What people can do in conjunction with other people is exponentially worse than what they can do alone.
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We referenced data from the US Small Business Administration, in conjunction with analyses from Office Depot and MoneyPenny.
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Fitch affirmed Citi's ratings in conjunction with its periodic review of the Global Trading and Universal Banks (GTUBs).
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G.M. promised to invest $7.7 billion in domestic plants, and an additional $1.3 billion in conjunction with partners.
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It also depended on substantial production cuts by OPEC in conjunction with production restraint from non-OPEC countries.
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Eventually, the report veers into a surface-level dismantling of Ansari's comedic persona in conjunction with Grace's account.
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This review originally appeared on Jan 23, 2017 in conjunction with the movie's appearance at the Sundance Film Festival.
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We need to invest more broadly in a mental health crisis system to work in conjunction with the police.
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The new line is produced in conjunction with famed sex toy retailer Ann Summers and aimed specifically at couples.
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In addition, it offers interaction-based mentorship and educational experiences, organized in conjunction with the American University in Cairo.
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The notes are being issued in conjunction with a tender offer in regards to its US$500m 8.75% 2021s.
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And so, when you`re developing these 3D environment, are you working in conjunction with therapists as you design?
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Elizabeth's disappearance was in conjunction with her 21-year old uncle's as well, but he has since been located.
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The U.S. military has already begun delivering jersey barriers to the southern border in conjunction with the deployment plans.
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There are grief counselors, people working with them there in conjunction with the police obtaining statements about what transpired.
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The judge appointed BDO Consultoria to replace PWC on the case, working in conjunction with law firm Arnoldo Wald.
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The project approval process was initially completed with DACS in the UK, in conjunction with the US-based ARS.
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Because of how the clip is designed, you can't use it in conjunction with any sort of protective case.
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Okta's API system uses OAuth 2.0 access control in conjunction with Okta's policy engine and administrative access control panel.
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The box, when used in conjunction with the key from the Portland escape room, would launch Frog Fractions 2.
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Murphy will executive produce alongside Simpson and Nina Jacobson in conjunction with Fox 21 Television Studios and FX Productions.
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This suggested reminders functionality was first announced a year ago, and was developed in conjunction with Microsoft's Research division.
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This review originally ran on January 21st, 2017, in conjunction with the film's release at the Sundance Film Festival.
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This could be used in conjunction with VMware Cost Insight to more closely monitor the costs of these services.
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South Korea had warned that the isolated North could conduct a fifth nuclear test in conjunction with the congress.
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Microsoft is calling this new feature 'Commitments', and says it was developed in conjunction with its Microsoft Research division.
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A version of this review originally ran on March 13, 2017, in conjunction with the film's premiere at SXSW.
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A version of this review originally ran on January 20, 2017, in conjunction with the film's premiere at Sundance.
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This bizarre Valentino dress in conjunction with a larger-than-life Philip Treacy floral headpiece certainly had people talking.
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The Star Wars: Force for Change announcement was made in conjunction with Lucasfilm's annual Star Wars Celebration in Chicago.
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According to her email, she stated the drill was conducted in conjunction with the local Seminole County Sheriff's Office.
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However, law enforcement sources told CNN that FBI officials expect to interview Abedin in conjunction with the new emails.
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However, why has e-commerce continued to grow despite an overall economic slowdown in conjunction with urban market saturation?
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"The FBI is assessing, in conjunction with federal prosecutors, whether particular incidents constitute violations of federal law," Lynch said.
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The event was also presented in conjunction with MAKERS, a storytelling platform for trailblazing women of today and tomorrow.
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It can work locally or in conjunction with cloud services — and it will operate on both Android and iOS.
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He added about his own 67 point plan, "look at what we are offering in conjunction with our nominee."
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I think that [the store] is in conjunction with online shopping, with digital — it's a full omni-channel experience.
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They include Mitie, another property company, which runs a small recruitment programme in conjunction with the National Autistic Society.
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Consider how to prioritize your different goals in conjunction with your expected timeline to providing parent help, Naqui said.
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Has the schedule long been established, as it always is, by a bipartisan commission in conjunction with both parties?
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Trump's campaign also said it raised over $16 million from 20 fundraising events, held in conjunction with the RNC.
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This plan will be implemented by the Government of Tanzania in late June in conjunction with UNESCO and WFP.
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The SEC's enforcement division traditionally brings cases to a federal court directly or in conjunction with the justice department.
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Our sister site Jezebel also has a run-down of everything that's happening today in conjunction with the strike.
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It's used by social workers in conjunction with counseling and relies on evidence-based DBT (dialectical behavior therapy) principles.
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This can be due to the high selectivity afforded through energy competitions in conjunction with the de-risking services.
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Bloomberg did that, in conjunction with some analyst firms, and found that the Qualcomm chip still slightly outperformed Intel.
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"When used in conjunction with everything else, you should notice some growth and overall healthier hair," says Lenzy. 4.
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A lead chef works out the recipes according to the airline's needs in conjunction with our international chef colleagues.
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The pilot transaction represents an extension of a blockchain prototype platform developed by Commerzbank in conjunction with other banks.
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The Op-Ed was published in conjunction with Prison Lives, which provides prisoners and their families information and resources.
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In the end, the way you decide is by using data on programs in conjunction with data on schools.
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Investigators said they were still working to determine whether he acted alone or in conjunction with a larger network.
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Kigwangala said the government, in conjunction with the Tanzania Commission for AIDS, had started to vet gay rights NGOs.
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A number of people have been arrested in conjunction with the bombing that largely targeted young children and teenagers.
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They are developed in conjunction with F&B group Ismaya, so are located within their coffee shops or restaurants.
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Unlikely Events, Big Payouts Excess liability policies, or umbrella policies, are used in conjunction with homeowners' and automobile policies.
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"Initially we're doing it in conjunction with the sales we have," says Michael Broukhim, co-chief executive of FabFitFun.
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Amazon bought the film out of Sundance for $10 million and is releasing it in conjunction with Roadside Attractions.
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Consider a school I visited this month, in conjunction with its 1593th birthday: the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
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Off-exchange trades are reported through Trade Reporting Facilities (TRFs) run by Nasdaq and NYSE in conjunction with FINRA.
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In conjunction with Madison Square Garden, he drove the creation of a sports channel featuring Knicks and Rangers games.
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Presented in conjunction with ProPublica, this investigation examines the breakdowns that allowed known terrorists to attack Paris and Brussels.
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The judge appointed BDO Consultoria to replace PwC on the case, working in conjunction with law firm Arnoldo Wald.
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In conjunction with the seed round, Chipper Cash is launching Chipper Checkout: a merchant-focused, C2B mobile payments product.
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I remind him that I'm still on Herceptin, a biological therapy drug I've been on in conjunction with chemotherapy.
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Samsung has also created a special folder called the "Secure Folder" that works in conjunction with the iris scanner.
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I really liked that, because we were thinking about the meaning of the text in conjunction with our physicality.
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Ramsey told the Star she made the decision to fire Funkhouser in conjunction with the management of the company.
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Another source said the DOJ was conducting a criminal inquiry in conjunction with the civil investigators at the SEC.
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Those recommendations were developed in conjunction with a half-dozen tech companies: Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Roblox, Snap and Twitter.
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The World Science Fiction Convention, which began in 1939, in conjunction with the World's Fair, still exists, as WorldCon.
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The US attorney's office is working in conjunction with special counsel Robert Mueller as he investigates Russia's election interference.
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The exhibition opens this weekend in conjunction with the observance of Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday on Monday.
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Mr. Baker said he expected that charge to be dismissed in conjunction with a guilty plea in federal court.
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I hear this complaint most often in conjunction with the proliferation of language — new pronouns, new labels — surrounding gender.
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ZTE allows for various biometrics, fingerprints, Eyeprint ID, and voice recognition, to be used in conjunction with each other.
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The organizers say they will promote the New York event in conjunction with International Women's Day on March 8.
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Anthony's deal was delayed only by his recent trip to Africa in conjunction with the National Basketball Players Association.
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Vital said it had bought those batches "in conjunction with Kunming Rongke" and now owned all of the material.
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He also understands that the threat of force works best when it works in conjunction with robust diplomatic efforts.
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The Conscience Protection rule was first proposed in conjunction with the launch of HHS's Conscience and Religious Freedom Division.
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The seats can also be synced with action scenes to move in conjunction with the film on the screen.
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The project is in conjunction with Clean the World, a social organization that distributes soap to communities in need.
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The strike occurred Friday evening, northwest of the city of Kismayo and in conjunction with Somalia's government, Africom said.
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They are often used in conjunction with longer telephoto lenses and to get a level horizon on landscape shots.
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Obese patients need a holistic, personalized program in conjunction with ongoing support in order to make lasting behavioral changes.
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In conjunction with the TEC, the appliance uses a cold bath as its cooling mechanism, located in the front.
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Typically, opioid withdrawal is managed with medically assisted treatments such as buprenorphine or methadone, in conjunction with behavioral therapy.
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MR. HALPERIN We're not prepared to discuss that yet, that will be done in conjunction with Playtone and HBO.
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"Under a new acting commissioner, if they can make that case in conjunction with Treasury, we'll listen," he said.
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It also backed the bill to improve background checks, but in conjunction with the changes to concealed carry laws.
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The bill, developed in conjunction with Forest Service leadership under the past two administrations, provides a new path forward.
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It shouldn't be surprising, either, that panelists rarely mentioned Trump, especially not in conjunction with any responsibility for violence.
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In conjunction with the show, the Skirball is hosting a performance of choreographer Bella Lewitzky's 1976 dance piece Inscape.
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In conjunction with the exhibition, German will be staging a six-hour performance "soft: the longest kiss," this Saturday.
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" The bracelet, designed in conjunction with Eta Nu and Caitlin's family, features emerald green beads with the words "Caitlin Gives.
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Sometimes they work, sometimes they don't The Obama administration used sanctions in conjunction with allies and others to pressure Iran.
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A few companies offer remote driving systems that work in conjunction with autonomous vehicles, like Phantom Auto and Starsky Robotics.
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Now, that same team of researchers, in conjunction with Volunteer Science, is aiming to raise the curtain on price differentiation.
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Instead, it will be issued in conjunction with the central bank to manage liquidity in the banking system, he said.
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The installation is presented by Gagosian in conjunction with an exhibition of Fischer's paintings at the gallery's Madison Avenue space.
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The bond is being done in conjunction with a cash tender for US$87.106m of outstanding 11.50% notes due 2019.
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The recent indictment is based on advances in electronic forensic analysis in conjunction with recent interviews of newly discovered victims.
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Additionally, the F-35 jets that Turkey also hopes to buy cannot be operated in conjunction with the S-400.
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America's Jewish communities are also experiencing a new wave of discrimination in conjunction with the rise of the alt-right.
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The Business Development Board of Palm Beach County, in conjunction with several other government agencies, announced the news on Wednesday.
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CraftNOW throughout the month of November will activate Philadelphia in conjunction with the Philadelphia Museum of Art Contemporary Craft Show.
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This review originally appeared on September 14, 2016 in conjunction with the film's screenings at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Next month, in conjunction with the city-wide initiative focused on Latinx and Latin American Art PST: LALA, ¡Murales Rebeldes!
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So when I got a chance to interview Dante in conjunction with the festival, that's the subject I started with.
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This review originally appeared on September 15, 2016 in conjunction with the film's screenings at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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In conjunction with the LA Art Book Fair, the organization will also be releasing its first publication, Dirty Looks Vol.
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Accessories like the Apple Pencil and the keyboard have also been backordered for weeks in conjunction with previous iPad releases.
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Image: OpenWorks EngineeringThe 22 pound (10 kg) compressed gas powered launcher is used in conjunction with an intelligent programmable projectile.
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In conjunction with this deal, Google announced that it is hiring engineers and fresh graduates to join its new unit.
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This dynamic has prompted mainstream news outlets — particularly print— to publish transcripts of Trump interviews in conjunction with their interviews.
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French special forces in conjunction with Britain and the United States had been advising the LNA during the Benghazi campaign.
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In conjunction with the reunion, the Jaguars wore teal jerseys and black pants for the first time since December 2006.
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In conjunction with SoundGirls and other organizations, Spotify has launched a tool aimed at addressing the gender gap in music.
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The art is reading the stones: what is constant, what has changed, what has moved where in conjunction with what.
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The process of setting and enforcing the standards should be done at the federal level in conjunction with local agencies.
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Haven is an open-source project that Snowden developed in conjunction with Freedom of the Press Foundation and Guardian Project.
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Weigh those potential maternity expenses in conjunction with coverage for your family's other medical needs and out-of-pocket costs.
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"I handled this personally (I am an attorney) in conjunction with an immigration specialist I retained," he told BuzzFeed News.
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When later used in conjunction with other drugs, AZT was useful in helping patients from succumbing to full-blown AIDS.
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While it can work as a standalone doorbell, it works best when used in conjunction with a full SimpliSafe system.
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That's the takeaway from research being released by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation in conjunction with April financial literacy month.
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All operate with a brief to create new services, products, apps and platforms in conjunction with the start-up partners.
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The nonprofit Security Without Borders published details of the Android version in conjunction with Motherboard at the end of March.
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The report, published in conjunction with an alphabet soup of federal, state, and regional agencies, is required under environmental laws.
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The rating affirmations have been taken in conjunction with Fitch's periodic review of the Global Trading and Universal Banks (GTUBs).
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The launch of Zillow Home Loans is in conjunction with a change in the company's mobile apps and website design.
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That information will be used in conjunction with the re-analysis of samples to build cases against athletes who cheated.
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The bond is being done in conjunction with a cash tender for US$210m of outstanding 267.2% notes due 2892.
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A well-functioning Federal Trade Commission (FTC), in conjunction with state authorities, can handle consumer protection and anticompetitive conduct issues.
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This review originally appeared on September 13, 2016 in conjunction with the film's screenings at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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This review originally appeared on September 10, 2016 in conjunction with the film's screenings at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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This review originally appeared on September 9, 2016 in conjunction with the film's screenings at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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The two sisters designed the first celebrity doll for the brand, together in conjunction with Gaga's Born This Way Foundation.
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In mid-May, a third season of "Mean Girls" was released in conjunction with the 13th anniversary of the film.
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On a recent Saturday, though, the Neustadt welcomed visitors for a rare tour, in conjunction with Open House New York.
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Overall, the Echo Sub is an elegant little sub that works well in conjunction with a pair of Echo speakers.
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In conjunction with France and the United Kingdom, Trump declared that the military operation was vital to U.S. national security.
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State Farm Insurance, in conjunction with the home security company ADT, offers discounts for people who get home monitoring systems.
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At most, your genes are probably influencing your sleep/wake habits in conjunction with many other environmental and social factors.
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The donation went to an educational program run in conjunction with the Clinton Global Initiative, not directly to the initiative.
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But over the long term, fitness apps that work in conjunction with wearable devices could end up being more popular.
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You can think of this one as working in conjunction with the first habit — work toward your long-term goals.
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The new policy was formulated in conjunction with actress Jameela Jamil, a vocal opponent of the diet and detox industry.
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Their fears have been heightened by guidance issued by the Department of Homeland Security Tuesday in conjunction with the announcement.
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The questionnaire is not a standalone tool but one used in conjunction with an assessment made by a medical professional.
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He defended the decision to lawmakers during his confirmation hearing, saying the decision was made in conjunction with Interior's lawyers.
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There are also thousands of live courses that can be taken on a schedule in conjunction with other online students.
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Specialized courses designed to teach the required skills for new jobs should be developed in conjunction with colleges and universities.
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The incalculable strategic shift that will result from this grand territorial opening, in conjunction with Iran's nuclear capability, is stunning.
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In conjunction with Bolton's speech, the State Department announced Monday it is shuttering the Palestine Liberation Organization's (PLO) Washington office.
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In conjunction with the World Wildlife Fund, Natural Habitat Adventures plans to offer a new trip, Wild Peru, this summer.
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In conjunction with the exhibit, Burton curated a list of films that had had key influences over his life's work.
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"If you can have your escape plan in conjunction with other people—ideally ten to 15—that's optimal," Johnston advises.
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Verizon is rolling out a new Virtual Private Network service called Safe Wi-Fi it developed in conjunction with McAfee.
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The big picture: Marketers' efforts are happening in conjunction with moves by regulators to focus on data privacy and security.
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The symbiotic relationship between sound and image is a result of using Ableton in conjunction with VJ graphics software Resolume.
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"FedEx in conjunction with the authorities are field X-raying all the packages one at a time," the employee said.
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Motor skills: With the right educational toys and games, children develop their motor skills in conjunction with their cognitive skills.
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President Trump on Monday will deliver a speech in conjunction with his administration's release of its official national security strategy.
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The Big Sick got picked up by Amazon and will have a theatrical release in conjunction with its streaming release.
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Alan García, a former president of Peru, killed himself in April to avoid arrest in conjunction with the Brazilian scandal.
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The Queens Museum launched an open call in conjunction with its upcoming exhibition, Marinella Senatore: La Piazza Universale/Social Stages.
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It will take place on the evening of October 25 in Las Vegas in conjunction with the Money20/20 conference.
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Our Smarter Living section is soliciting and answering the first set of reader questions, in conjunction with four outside experts.
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The program, in conjunction with the elite Tsinghua University in Beijing, currently charges each student hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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In conjunction with the exhibition, LACMA will be hosting a day-long symposium on the contemporary craft of both locales.
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Artificial intelligence will largely be used in conjunction with human moderators who review content on a case-by-case basis.
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They are using Sensei in conjunction with Adobe Analytics and Adobe Target to collect data and offer more personalized recommendations.
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But the vaping industry and their customers fought that proposal, in conjunction with conservative organizations like Americans for Tax Reform.
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The state's health secretary opened an investigation in conjunction with federal regulators from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Medication assisted treatment (MAT), used in conjunction with traditional therapies, is a proven solution for patients suffering from opioid addiction.
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"I haven't noticed any humongous Robert E. Lee parades that are taking place in conjunction with Martin Luther King Day."
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Australia's proposed frigates will use Aegis combat systems, produced by Lockheed Martin, in conjunction with SAAB Australia technology, Turnbull said.
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Along with Ant Financial, it worked to develop a smartphone-based rating system in conjunction with the government of Hangzhou.
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Only the SmileDirectClub system in our guide uses this technology, but it is used in conjunction with a whitening gel.
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DJI-made drones have also been used on occasion by the U.S. Air Force in conjunction with other military technology.
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The candidate only spent $1.3 million in conjunction with the NRSC, according to a GOP source who tracks media buys.
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Ideally, robots would be an extension of therapists used in conjunction with professional guidance rather than in place of it.
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The Super Bowl show will be the first produced by Jay-Z's Roc Nation entertainment company, in conjunction with Pepsi.
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Like Savage, another debtor, Leo, also tells Sale he feels shame in conjunction with his burden of $87,000 in loans.
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Uber didn't break down survivors' gender in conjunction with whether the report was made by a driver or a rider.
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The official was referring to a proposal, discussed in conjunction with the treaty, of building a joint Israeli-Jordanian airport.
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Pompeo indicated he would not comply with Engel's subpoena, which was issued in conjunction with the Intelligence and Oversight committees.
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Use Ms. Belluck's article in conjunction with the featured article to educate others about the science behind the coronavirus outbreak.
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In conjunction with the publication, a selection of posters are on view through April 13 at Pushkin House in London.
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In legal medication abortions, misoprostol is usually used in conjunction with another drug, mifepristone, which is the most effective method.
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An event with Ricky Jay and Michael Kimmelman will be held in conjunction with the exhibition on Thursday, January 21.
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Researchers with Alphabet Inc's Google Project Zero, in conjunction with academic and industry researchers from several countries, discovered two flaws.
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Zenkel said there will be two to three hours of virtual reality footage every day, produced in conjunction with Samsung.
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Vogue reports that the pieces were released on Sunday in conjunction with the season four premiere of the award-winning show.
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The organisation said it had developed a "comprehensive security plan" in conjunction with authorities in Azerbaijan, and showed it to Arsenal.
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With Microsoft's Bookings, however, the goal is to offer businesses a solution that works in conjunction with the Office 365 platform.
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The stamps are being released in conjunction with Royal Mail, so you can actually use them to post letters and stuff.
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Police later arrested a man named Marcus Edwards, who is currently in jail without bond, apparently in conjunction with the attack.
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Telemundo Deportes is putting out the game in conjunction with its Spanish-language coverage of 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia. GOAL!
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Later in the week, there's "Liberation Heroes: The Last Eyewitnesses," a Discovery Channel hour made in conjunction with the Shoah Foundation.
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She stresses that the balloons are meant to work in conjunction with healthy eating and regular exercise, not as an alternative.
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Throughout the film, we've seen these attempts become more overt, in conjunction with his ever-increasing desire to possess Hundreds Hall.
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This time, Insomniac Events will be working in conjunction with C3 Presents, the powerhouse behind Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits Festival.
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In an affidavit at the time, Delrahim insisted he had received no "orders, instructions, or directions" in conjunction with the merger.
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On Thursday, Pratt Manhattan Gallery will present a talk in conjunction with their current exhibition, John Ashbery: The Construction of Fiction.
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In conjunction with the production is a show of paintings by Brian Calvin at the Arnold and Marie Schwarz Gallery Met.
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The series is produced in conjunction with his own Thriker Films production company and Variety notes that Harington helped develop it.
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However, the study notes that most of those who use prayer for healing do so in conjunction with regular medical care.
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You could definitely imagine multiple levels of local government filing claims—either in conjunction with Chicago or separately against the DOJ.
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Flynn pleaded guilty last year, however, to a single count of making a false statement in conjunction with his Turkish work.
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They also announced that they'll be launching another major North American tour once again this summer, in conjunction with Live Nation.
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In conjunction with Printed Matter's LA Art Book Fair, Machine Project has brought Peters's Floating Library to the Echo Park Lake.
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Ironically, you need to play the game for that—or to be using some other source in conjunction with the mode.
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The US Park Police had jurisdiction over the matter and concluded, in conjunction with the FBI, that it was a suicide.
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Brady expressed confidence that the Curse will pass him over as well in a statement released in conjunction with the announcement.
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Orban took office after his Fidesz party, in conjunction with a small ally, won a landslide victory in elections last month.
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Awareness of the object, in conjunction with the powers of social media, have now resulted in more than 50 observer reports.
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The retailer (which, like Harry Potter himself, is based in England) designed an 81-piece collection in conjunction with Warner Bros.
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These drugs are used in conjunction with behavioral treatment to help manage an addict's recovery and ease withdrawal from opioid drugs.
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The film occurs in conjunction with a NYHS exhibition called Hotbed, which focusses on the women's suffrage movement in New York.
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This review originally appeared on the site in September, in conjunction with the film's opening at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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But a new pilot project shows that these devices, when used in conjunction with rehab, are effective in preventing future DUIs.
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According to various media sources, buy-to-deny was used in conjunction with US operations in Afghanistan in 2001 and 2002.
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The song is written by Swift in conjunction with Jack Antonoff and Sam Dew and shot by Grant Singer in London.
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Consumer Products' senior vice president for global themed entertainment, whose division is producing the pop-up in conjunction with Warner Bros.
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"Lacking strong action in conjunction with our partners we may have no alternative but to engage in self help," he said.
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Medication is only one part of the typical treatment for those recovering from opioid use disorder, in conjunction with behavioral counseling.
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He said evidence gathered thus far "points to the far right" working in conjunction with Colombians in the neighboring Andean nation.
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In part that's because, in conjunction with neighboring New York City, it will match many of the goodies other contenders offer.
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ESA will make a decision in December this year whether to extend the operation, in conjunction with NASA, up to 2024.
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"This year in conjunction with the IPOs and other investments we're looking at, we expect it to shift significantly," she said.
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The feature was built by the Facebook Journalism Project, in conjunction with publishing partners, and will be available to all publishers.
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Sinclair Broadcasting, in conjunction with CVC Capital Partners, has reportedly made the only serious — but lowball — bid for all 22 networks.
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Apple announced a new credit card issued in conjunction with Goldman Sachs at a launch event at its campus on Monday.
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Netflix, in conjunction with distributor Film Sprout, is also hosting hundreds of community screenings around the country this fall and winter.
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For the dose in Kolman's body to be lethal, it would have had to be used in conjunction with something else.
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He was arrested multiple times in conjunction with the case, but was released each time due to a lack of evidence.
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The strikes, carried out in conjunction with the U.K. and France, were intended to serve as a deterrent against chemical weapons.
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In conjunction with those sentiments, the FOMC indicated that a third increase in 2017 of its benchmark funds rate is warranted.
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Many of the emerging buyers' deals are made in conjunction with private equity firms, in a practice known as co-investing.
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Scherr will take on the finance chief job on November 5, in conjunction with the filing of the bank's quarterly results.
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Moving forward, the Volcker Rule simply cannot be viewed in a vacuum; it must be viewed in conjunction with other rulemakings.
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Sasha Andrade painted the mural in conjunction with students and other invited artists as part of the school's annual scholarship fundraiser.
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" Manigault Newman released the tape in conjunction with her book tour for "Unhinged: An Insider Account of the Trump White House.
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The company says it developed them in conjunction with a "couple hundred" of experts and advocacy groups representing the entire world.
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"Walled kitchen gardens are a peculiarly English phenomena," explains the estate architect Argus Hardy, who has worked in conjunction with Wilkie.
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The company's proprietary software controls the way the robots work in conjunction with the printers, and keeps orders running on time.
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A study about the find was published in the journal PeerJ on Thursday in conjunction with the announcement of the exhibit.
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They were a sponsor of the Women's March and are hosting various events across the country in conjunction with tomorrow's events.
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In conjunction with the SAR, the Secretary of the Army has recommended eliminating the Army's venerable Peacekeeping and Stability Operations Institute.
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"Despite the Fake News Media in conjunction with the Dems, an amazing job is being done in Puerto Rico," Trump tweeted.
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The acquisition of Otto follows Uber's recent opening of an advanced technology center in Pittsburgh, in conjunction with Carnegie Mellon University.
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The trick is to make sure that the two words going across work in conjunction with the two words going down.
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Trump's memo was issued in conjunction with the release of a report on Mattis's recommendations on how to handle transgender troops.
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It's also launching in conjunction with the GLSEN Respect Awards, which will take place on Friday, October 19th in Los Angeles.
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Kjellberg is launching Revelmode in conjunction with Maker Studios, the Disney-owned video network he has worked with for several years.
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Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi has shelved a plan to sell shares in China in conjunction with its imminent Hong Kong IPO.
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Additional lasers emerge, creating sequential patterns and in conjunction with the laser and sound as white patterns emerge onto the screen.
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Since 2012, the festival has presented the Neither/Nor program in conjunction with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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This is an interesting theory is it moves in conjunction with the position that Bran's whispers drove the Mad King insane.
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The scientists said no fossils of these individuals were found in conjunction with the tools, leaving the toolmakers' identity a mystery.
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Dubai Future Accelerators recently agreed to work in conjunction with H1 to build the first Hyperloop for cargo in the region.
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In conjunction with today's GarageBand release, Apple is giving musicians and songwriters a new way to brainstorm music on-the-go.
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In November 803, three individuals with connections to Asatru were arrested in conjunction with a plot to ignite a race war.
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The money is in conjunction with efforts already being undertaken by ex-Jazz owner Larry H. Miller's sports and entertainment company.
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Five states — Alabama, Arkansas, California, North Carolina, and Texas — held congressional, state, and local primaries in conjunction with the presidential balloting.
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This phone security follows industry best practices and is closely managed under government supervision in conjunction with recommendations from industry partners.
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The Bureau is currently in operation at Jane Lombard Gallery in conjunction with Antarctica, their first New York City solo show.
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In conjunction with an exhibit on the Salvadoran Civil War, The Mistake Room will hold a conversation on Salvadoran Art & Activism.
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But that potential is realized only when empathy is deployed in conjunction with an understanding of power and how it functions.
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The Cuomo campaign did not respond to questions about such groups or how they operated in conjunction with the broader organization.
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The new Alexa-enabled vehicles were announced in conjunction with the CES technology conference that's occurring this week in Las Vegas.
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In conjunction with other processes, the added fresh water also increases acidity in the ocean, which can adversely affect sea life.
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FightCamp works in conjunction with Hykso's punch trackers and any gloves or bag that a boxer wants to use at home.
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It's unclear how Microsoft will monetize Project xCloud, but the company said it will work in conjunction with other Xbox services.
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Google has been using the security keys internally in conjunction with password logins for all of its employees, a spokesperson said.
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His exit will likely take place in conjunction with the firm's annual dinner for retired partners in December, two people said.
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The details • Mr. Blankfein's exit will likely take place in conjunction with the firm's annual dinner for retired partners in December.
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The case of Donald Zarda, a gay skydiving instructor who was fired in 2010, will be heard in conjunction with Bostock's.
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However, when that template was then used in conjunction with an apathetic orange cat, that was all I needed to hear.
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Each province will decide where and how marijuana may be sold, and will set prices in conjunction with the federal government.
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The bulk of Area1's evidence is laid out in an eight-page report released in conjunction with the Times article.
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It is an identity and access control tool that can work independently or in conjunction with the company's other encryption tools.
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In conjunction with Creative Commons and museums like the Smithsonian Institute, Sketchfab launched a virtual collection of rare and mesmerizing artifacts.
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TL;DR: In conjunction with the site's move, ThinkGeek is offering 50% off everything when you use the promo code MOVINGDAY.
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But in Chung's study, participants used the platform in conjunction with other apps if they were seeking more detailed nutrition data.
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The offering of bonds, which will by backed gas royalties, is being done in conjunction with an exchange for outstanding 2021.
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President Obama did end up passing sanctions in conjunction with Congress after the reports of Russia attempting to hack our elections.
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DHS is looking at all options in conjunction with the Attorney General's zero tolerance policy for those illegally crossing the border.
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On Wednesday, though, in conjunction with reporting earnings, the real estate investment trust said it would "stay the course" in retail.
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If it were banned, he said, it should be done in conjunction with a rewriting of the I.A.A.F.'s vague rules.
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Ecobee has designed its smart thermostats to work in conjunction with software and systems from Amazon, Apple, IFTTT, Google and Samsung.
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The issue was done in conjunction with an exchange on its bonds due on April 21, which had US$126m outstanding.
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However, we have requested that Fox News remove our ads from airing in conjunction with Tucker Carlson Tonight in the future.
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Echoing basketball expert Jalen Rose, our output should be used as a tool in conjunction with your expert knowledge – and luck!
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It uses robots in many of its warehouses, though it says they work in conjunction with people instead of replacing them.
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Additionally, Jaguar has created an Alexa skill that works in conjunction with its "Jaguar InControl Remote App" for the I-PACE.
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That message, especially in conjunction with the anti-elitist EU message, was a very potent one for a lot of people.
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The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, in conjunction with local school districts, spent $575 million to help support new evaluation systems.
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In conjunction with the show's opening, X-TRA Quarterly has organized One Text Two Minutes, an afternoon forum of short readings.
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In conjunction with their London Calling exhibition, the Getty is recreating the influential 1956 screening that kicked off this pioneering movement.
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Andrew Hoan: We did this survey in conjunction with the Greenpoint Chamber of Commerce, and it had some pretty revealing information.
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