But that's unlikely — as I explained in detail here.
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These ideas were discussed ... and looked at in detail.
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The chancellor has said these can be discussed in detail.
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She knew the problems in detail, which I found incredible.
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The video below, from Harvard, discusses the discovery in detail:
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Trump's energy policies have been limited in detail so far.
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On Wednesday's broadcast, Williams, 53, recounted the incident in detail.
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No one had, so he described the plot in detail.
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Though diverse in detail, these projects have a common aim.
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Television stations did not report in detail what was happening.
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Mr Ernst confessed in detail at the end of June.
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It's easy to follow, but rich in detail and vocabulary.
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How, in detail, will this project help your core business?
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Nissan declined to comment in detail on its supply chain.
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Ryan declined to discuss the revenue situation in detail, however.
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Big Safari declined to comment in detail on its operations.
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Daimler declined to comment in detail about the Spiegel report.
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She asked it to respond in detail in three months.
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The flag is complex in detail, but simple in design.
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I believe there's harm to animals but not in detail?
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The narrative describes the action and the setting in detail.
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She describes his acts upon her child's body in detail.
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But they didn't often talk in detail about their experiences.
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But what it loses in detail, it gains in verisimilitude.
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To connect with our cities and explore them in detail.
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Both Landt and Poon's tests are laid out in detail.
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Our concerns about Dragonfly are set out in detail below.
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Harbaugh also declined to discuss his own future in detail.
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Let me tell you what it looks like in detail.
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Clinton has been doing this week after week in detail.
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But officials still did not describe the threat in detail.
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We need not rehash his myriad moral failings in detail.
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Be sure to document the incident in detail, Haefner said.
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Weinstein is covered in detail by every mainstream publication daily.
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White House officials declined to talk about it in detail.
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Mr. Parscale declined to comment in detail for this article.
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But both claims are wrong, as we've explained in detail.
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"Pioneer was discussed in detail..." a NASA spokesperson told me.
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Our statement explains the similarities of our struggles in detail.
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The Netflix docuseries, however, explains the series of events in detail.
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The image was projected on a wall and photographed in detail.
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Recent studies have explored these effects in detail, using real events.
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The other banks declined to comment in detail on their plans.
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Even now, weeks after my experience, I remember it in detail.
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He declined to discuss in detail the closed-door deliberations, however.
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The limestone rock with an overlay showing the scene in detail.
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They have not discussed the incident in detail, citing pending litigation.
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White House officials declined to describe the meeting in detail afterwards.
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Go deeper: This recent Reuters story explores that question in detail.
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TBD: Its mobile plans have yet to be announced in detail.
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We're taking a look at each free Cozi feature in detail.
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Emirates declined to discuss the new procedures in detail on Thursday.
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Swiss competition authorities have decided to "examine in detail" the takeover.
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Moody's said it would be reviewing the ESMA paper in detail.
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You can read more about it in detail here and here.
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Liquipedia created a graphic that explains the Swiss system in detail.
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Fishman is circumspect in discussing the Yankees' analytics work in detail.
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I'm happy to go over these steps in detail with you.
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Amazon has not described in detail its thinking behind the bets.
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One huge board focused in detail on the day Donald died.
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I imagine he didn't even really listen to it in detail.
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Make sure to photograph the damage of your home in detail.
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And she actually writes about her night with Trump in detail.
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"When possible, I answered his questions in detail," Mr. Putin said.
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It was discussed in detail in the 2005 National Development Strategy.
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First, he laid out in detail what the Astros did wrong.
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Write down in detail what was going on in your head.
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I don't want to talk about my sex life in detail.
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He doesn't talk about [what happened] in a lot in detail.
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That burned-in detail remains visible no matter what you watch.
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He sat down and told me the whole story in detail.
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From there, Alies' alleged exploits were covered extensively and in detail.
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The following article discusses the end of Infinity War in detail.
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But beyond that, he doesn't explain their thought process in detail.
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But widely discussed academic books are rarely actually read in detail.
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To be clear: We will be discussing the ending in detail.
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To go on in detail would be to spoil the fun.
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It said the group would discuss measures in detail with employee representatives.
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I won't go over this in detail, as I've done so before.
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Find out if you have a CCR and read it in detail.
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The team studied the fish scales, fin rays and structures in detail.
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Three women went on record, in detail, about their encounters with Rose.
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They could imagine a beach in detail or a loved one's face.
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Pao also describes the excesses she saw at Kleiner Perkins in detail.
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The legal process requires Anna to recall the events repeatedly, in detail.
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It includes many claims, which have previously been dissected in detail online.
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The team describes how the system works in detail in Nature Energy.
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Now, we've obtained court docs which explains Oakley's alleged scheme in detail.
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"With JWST, we will really probe the atmosphere in detail," Gillon said.
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Jesus, this is really taking me back, talking about it in detail!
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Did he tell us anything — not in detail, but even in general?
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Aso added that he needed to examine the U.S. memorandum in detail.
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Police have thus far refused to discuss the search warrant in detail.
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Gone are the scenes where somebody explains another person's powers in detail.
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Her life and career has been documented in detail in Rolling Stone.
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Judge John Slawson, Michael's father, declined to discuss the situation in detail.
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Witnesses came forward and described the scene in detail, the police said.
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The two-tiered approach has inherent defects, as explained in detail here.
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We'll talk about that in detail in the closed hearing tomorrow, senator.
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While different in detail, they act much like familiar medical X-rays.
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But I think he went more in detail with me and him.
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Know your current finances in detail from your assets to your expenses.
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PSA and Renault declined to comment on their Iranian operations in detail.
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The book is a backstage drama, honest, raw and rich in detail.
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These initiatives differ in detail, but the broad story is the same.
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Bank executives are often loath to talk in detail when it underperforms.
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The agency selected nine teams to study the moon rocks in detail.
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We called those instructions genes (doubtless yours differ in detail from ours).
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Our journalists show in detail how the social network navigated its crisis.
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People don't like to talk about it in detail, but we should.
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They describe their problems in detail: hair loss, stomach ailments, chest pains.
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The document described in detail how some of the funds were spent.
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I wouldn't discuss it, obviously, with you in detail if I had.
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It was, however, obtained by El Confidencial, which described it in detail.
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Interested travelers should vet offerings independently and in detail, Ms. Lee said.
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Their testimonials vary in detail, but most share a shade of regret.
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I will review it in detail and get back in touch soon.
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The differences are so minor, they aren't worth going through in detail.
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He shared his experience -- in detail -- and believes it could help you.
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None of the interviews show nudity or describe sexual acts in detail.
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The Metro Nashville Police Department said Micheli "admitted in detail" to killing Paavola.
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We had kind of spoken about our living arrangements – but not in detail.
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I discuss this in detail in my book and a recent book chapter.
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USC said in a statement that it is reviewing the lawsuit in detail.
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Authorities say Micheli "admitted in detail" Wednesday to killing Paavola on Monday morning.
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The spokeswoman declined to discuss the case in detail, citing the ongoing investigation.
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Jay didn't discuss in detail her decision to pass the information to Vicente.
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Asked about the criticism, Ban's spokesman Stephane Dujarric declined to comment in detail.
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Per MarketWatch: Go deeper: Reuters breaks down the IEA report in detail here.
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Goode spent 2000 minutes breaking down the mechanics of Medicaid expansion in detail.
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It should publish consolidated accounts that reveal its operations and finances in detail.
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He did not direct operations in detail, or visibly lead fighters into battle.
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She was able to fluently have a conversation about Taiwan and in detail.
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Talk a little more in detail about that, because it's an ugly fight.
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"All scenarios were mentioned, but only two were reviewed in detail," he said.
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An archive of her paintings can be viewed in detail on her website.
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These places do not report in detail to the international statistics-collecting agencies.
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One day he showed me, in detail, how to properly stock the shoes.
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At least Epstein's arguments are delivered in detail by a first-hand source.
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Let's cut straight to the icky stuff and speak of them in detail.
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In particular, Musk discussed in detail the battery module assembly issue mentioned above.
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Wal-Mart executives will discuss these matters in detail at today's Investor Day.
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The material was described to Reuters in detail but reporters didn't inspect it.
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The Navy usually does not discuss ship locations in detail before they arrive.
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We're not covering it in detail here, but don't get confused by Chromium.
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An exhibition inside the university showed in detail what took place in 1988.
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Defeat is far from destruction in detail, which should be the tactical goal.
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Managing Editor Stephanie Simon responded in detail in a letter to the company.
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But Zuby said not many people read their owner&aposs manuals in detail.
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The exhausting degradation of American slavery has been covered in detail many times.
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We know in detail what has been done and continues to be implemented.
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Your planetary ruler, the Moon, is full in detail-oriented Virgo this week.
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It was the first time the two sisters had discussed it in detail.
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The agreement should spell out, in detail, the scope of the project, too.
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Many unions annually file reports that show membership numbers and revenue in detail.
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The head-smacking logic was explained in detail by The Guardian this weekend.
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JWST will also observe distant, young galaxies in detail we've never seen before.
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Guys at school used to talk about it but not really in detail.
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Officials at both companies declined to describe the state of negotiations in detail.
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Please explain in detail why it would be better if they did. Thanks.
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He wants to describe, in detail, how he's going to get you pregnant.
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Neither BlackRock nor Vanguard would discuss in detail their votes at the meeting.
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The overall plan for the withdrawal has yet to be described in detail.
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The president's 15-page proclamation accepted the recommendations, spelling them out in detail.
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Here's a more in-depth explanation from Mozilla that explains it in detail.
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He spoke more in detail about his involvement in the gang on Tuesday.
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When another inmate described the crime in detail, Mr. Salter began investigating him.
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A person briefed in detail about Muscat's confession relayed the contents to Reuters.
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But he was politically tone-deaf, immersed in detail and unwilling to prioritize.
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No one has ever looked at the same person in detail over time.
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Neither BlackRock nor Vanguard would discuss in detail their votes at the meeting.
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He analyzed NBA and WNBA players, teams, and trends in detail on ESPN+.
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SOCOM began tracking suicides in detail in 2012, when there were 23 cases.
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Researchers did a 3D copy of the art to study it in detail.
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The State Department declined CBS News's request to describe the incident in detail.
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Describe your ideal pizza in detail — and try to make our mouths water!
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I speak with my dad in detail about the New Bedford crab situation.
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He exhibited a flyer which the jihadists had distributed outlining those restrictions in detail.
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Biden recounts the occasion in detail, including Stennis' very personal take on civil rights.
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The only images we have that show its shape in detail are artistic renderings.
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Hatch also alluded to some other damning reports that he didn't specify in detail.
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In a July 2016 interview with CNBC, Torres describes this first deal in detail.
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Durst's attorney, Dick DeGuerin, in an email would not discuss the motion in detail.
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One thing he declined to discuss in detail Thursday was his relationship with Levy.
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Until now, it has managed less than a fifth of that task in detail.
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The current five-year plan for 2011-15 spells out government policy in detail.
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And you should be able to talk in detail about your favorite sugary snacks.
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You can review the Commission's mandate in detail at http://www.uscc.gov/about/uscc-charter.
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There's plenty more we could mention in detail: The Hackathon, Q&A Sessions, workshops.
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Work is under way to map the sea floor in detail using sonar technology.
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It is not appropriate for us to comment in detail on individual personnel matters.
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Watch ... 'cause he didn't just shoot down the possibility, he explained why in detail.
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At a hearing on Monday, prosecutor Kristen Northrup described the alleged assault in detail.
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Within hours, American test-takers headed online to discuss the new SAT in detail.
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On his show on Monday, Carlson did not address his previous comments in detail.
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And when you look at the plan in detail, it keeps sounding pretty crazy.
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It's also not currently monetizing, nor discussing its plans on that front in detail.
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Experts in targeting and the law of armed conflict analyzed the problem in detail.
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The second section of the contract explains the project and its specification in detail.
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The researchers could, for example, observe in detail how a fish responds to injury.
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You specifically of course talked in detail about the risk of a trade conflict.
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Three prominent researchers recently outlined their skepticism in detail in the journal PLoS Genetics.
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One million shopping trips were audited in detail, amounting to six million items checked.
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The telescope will also observe distant, young galaxies in detail we've never seen before.
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It was almost totally lacking in detail, and Assange was dramatically dismissive of it.
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Airbnb declined to comment in detail about specifics of the debate in New Orleans.
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The insurance docs describe the ring in detail ... a 20 carat emerald cut stone.
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Students were surveyed in detail about their most recent hookup (if they had one).
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Wednesday, Gfycat told Wired in detail how it plans to moderate deepfakes going forward.
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But I wouldn't talk about it in detail on the street or in public.
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He cannot recall much of it—at least not in detail—but it lingers.
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They would have had to lay out in detail their reasons for opening this.
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And that is how to reverse-engineer the neocortex, I mean in detail. Right.
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Many described in detail and with little emotion how their fathers had been killed.
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I almost heard a guy explain how to remotely commandeer a jetliner in detail.
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He thinks things through in detail, and that matches up with me pretty well.
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He has yet to speak in detail about what kind of Brexit he wants.
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Bosch said it could not comment in detail because of continuing investigations and lawsuits.
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He describes in detail his first trip to the U.S. when he was 10.
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"I don't want to tell you in detail what we're doing," Mr. Juncker said.
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"And he has to tell us how he's going to finance it in detail."
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He would like you to talk about this publicly, in detail, and on camera.
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Both ex-wives, Jennifer Willoughby and Holderness, spoke on the record and in detail.
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IN JUNE, RELATIVELY RECENTLY, BRUNO IKSIL PUBLISHED HIS VIEWS IN DETAIL ON THE INTERNET.
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He cited the pending investigation as a reason not to speak more in detail.
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The entire summer 2017 episode is set forth in detail in the Mueller report.
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Mr. Jost, who supports the health law, has examined the underlying regulations in detail.
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I'm not gonna go into it with you in detail, but I love accounting.
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"We will take the time to examine the draft deal in detail and there will be an agreement when heads of states and governments have had the possibility to go through the draft text in detail," he added, reporting Macron's comments to cabinet.
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Fascinating to peruse in detail, they seem to hover between actual reality and virtual reality.
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Standards Manual is printing a facsimile of the book, which deconstructs Blackburn's symbol in detail.
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The race between Clinton and Bernie Sanders, to this point, has been rich in detail.
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The upcoming Art of Ready Player One book by Gina McIntyre explains it in detail.
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Racquel also took the stand, describing in detail the experience of witnessing her husband's death.
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It's minimal in detail, but provides the gist of what the app has to offer.
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Let's consider this question in detail by exploring the specific aspects of online platform creation.
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Many of these images or granular in detail and flat, almost like a woodblock print.
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" But it doesn't discuss security procedures in detail, "as doing so could jeopardize their effectiveness.
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She discussed in detail a time when the couple sought help from a marriage counselor.
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Each side in a trade dispute lays out in detail the products to be affected.
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The firm has not commented in detail on the analysis, though it has denied impropriety.
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But he is not ready to spell out in detail how he would address them.
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"On Wednesday we will consider in detail the response from the Russian state," May said.
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Sandy Phillips described to the committee in detail where each bullet struck her daughter, Jessica.
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Kasich, as a sitting governor, spoke in detail about his plan to address health care.
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European financial industry lobby AFME said ESMA's announcement was still lacking in detail and timing.
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However, the talks also threw up new issues for both sides to discuss in detail.
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Whether Democrats will get Mueller to discuss Trump's conduct in detail remains to be seen.
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On that issue Jourova complained the U.S. response had been tardy and lacking in detail.
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What shocked Mr Fryer was when he looked in detail at reports of police shootings.
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YouTube gave a longer explanation to Kotaku, which covered the saga in detail earlier today.
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To this end, Dr Vollrath and Dr Mi decided to test their product in detail.
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But the death was reported in detail in the Pacific Conservation Biology journal this month.
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Trump denied her claims after The Washington Post covered the allegations in detail in February.
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He said the Interior Ministry would examine the ruling in detail before announcing further plans.
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In fact, CNN did include Higbie's position in the story and described it in detail.
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Neither campaign is eager to discuss the process in detail for fear of looking presumptuous.
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The Hollywood Reporter's source did not describe the reasoning for pulling the ads in detail.
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" Swalwell did not elaborate in detail but noted that the President "put 'begging' in quotes.
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We spoke in detail about what could allow him to return to the Paris deal.
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Roth asks most of his patients who have fallen to describe in detail what happened.
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The company is scheduled to report in detail for the third quarter on Nov. 9.
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This article will discuss the plot of both the film and the novel in detail.
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I don't want to hear his opinions in detail, because I wouldn't like him anymore.
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But at the same time, this data was ultimately fragmentary, limited in detail, and inconsistent.
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In October, he was the first Chinese official to defend in detail the mass detentions.
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The better part of the second half of the book relay his dreams in detail.
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According to Ford's testimony, she had never told anyone of her sexual assault in detail.
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Ross Thomas was my favorite — he really taught me, in detail, how to write thrillers.
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Mr. McGahn explained in detail how Mr. Trump tried to gain control over the investigation.
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Most questions have a comment thread where users can discuss a particular question in detail.
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So Langdon kills time staring aghast at the modern art, which Brown describes in detail.
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In this Senate appearance, Mr. Comey described his handling of the Clinton investigation in detail.
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Trade editors have been known to discourage authors from treating problems like this in detail.
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Dr. Blasey didn't want to speak in detail quite yet, her friend recalled her responding.
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Neither the company nor Chinese officials have explained in detail how the system classifies people.
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The accounts from testimony and interviews with witnesses tied to those suits vary in detail.
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A video from analytics firm VidIQ goes over in detail how the new function works.
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This paper is the first to describe the new virus, dubbed nCoV-2019, in detail.
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And he spent time breaking down NBA and WNBA players' games in "Detail" on ESPN+.
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"I look forward to meeting you to discuss — in detail — our cooperation," Mr. Tusk wrote.
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The documents outline in detail an alleged scheme to pay employees to steal trade secrets.
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She declined to tell us her name, but described her life in Syria in detail.
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Neither party has specified in detail how the British Columbia government would oppose Trans Mountain.
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It must be pressed to show in detail how its "Initiative" will strengthen its effectiveness.
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In another video titled "Parental Addiction," Elmo and his father, Louie, discuss addiction in detail.
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It takes a skilled writer to summon such an individual in detail without dehumanizing him.
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Mr. Broeksmit's ties, direct or indirect, to Deutsche's many regulatory woes were examined in detail.
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The indictment made public on Wednesday describes this collusion in detail for the first time.
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Krystlin publicly accused Bateman of assaulting her Sunday, recounting the event in detail on TwitLonger.
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MacLean is not only wrong in detail but mistaken in the fundamentals of her account.
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"I don't want to tell you in detail what we're doing," Mr. Juncker said then.
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It's misleading to leave out that part that she describes in detail in her book.
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I haven't seen it in detail, but those concepts I have supported in the past.
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This is all patiently explained to the player in detail, and then they're given some options.
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Pete recaps all of the new features on the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus in detail.
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It was an embarrassing episode because neither was willing to really talk about anything in detail.
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Afterwards the painter Hans Burgkmair was commissioned to record it in detail, as it appears above.
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Democrats have yet to outline in detail what abolishing the massive federal agency might look like.
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Meanwhile, controversies and competition can have macro effects on earnings, but are rarely discussed in detail.
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Three of them had their operations three years ago and have been studied in detail since.
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Only inside it can you ask the fan in row 72 how things unfolded in detail.
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Lastly, Loren Grush jumped in because she covers SpaceX in detail and just interviewed Elon Musk.
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It's a reasonable thing to wonder, of course, but quite another to actually explore in detail.
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For three straight nights, he went through each of these items in detail and their meaning.
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It was, at first, a case too gruesomely intimate for many to actually discuss in detail.
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So researchers need to get better at describing their methods in detail and sharing their data.
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But the brothers claimed, in detail, that they acted in self-defense after years of abuse.
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We all like art (except Scott), and fine food (except Scott), wit and articulation in detail.
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But the brothers claimed, in detail, that they acted in self-defense after years of abuse.
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VW has so far declined to comment in detail about the initial findings of its probe.
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"The report raises important points, which we want to assess in detail," a Nestle spokesman said.
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The games may offer less fidelity in detail but they feel full-featured all the same.
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The briefing was the first time that officials from the authority discussed the plans in detail.
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As she documents in detail, she routinely met senior government and military figures, advising, entreating, cajoling.
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Most of these, however, have been studied in detail, and their transformation pathways are well understood.
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Christie said Sunday that the charges lay out in detail an operation aimed at disparaging Clinton.
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A 21-foot-wide folding beryllium mirror will help the telescope observe faraway galaxies in detail.
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This strategy required that Peticolas gather and explain in detail precisely what makes Cheserek so extraordinary.
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ZF is scheduled to present its 2016 business figures in detail in Friedrichshafen on March 30.
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The tracks were realistic and nearly identical in detail to their real-world counterparts, Bryon says.
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The company said it will "review the Commission's decision in detail as we consider an appeal".
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A separate email from Indie Boost, also forwarded to me, outlined this new feature in detail.
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Any reviewer so foolhardy as to describe them in detail would deserve to walk the plank.
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"I believe by mid-July we'll be able to brief you in detail," Mattis told McCain.
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Mathematical arguments had gotten so complicated, he realized, that other mathematicians rarely checked them in detail.
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I find that more often than not people don't want to talk about it in detail.
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It was the first time that the mother had spoken in detail publicly about the killings.
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The image is blurry, with the whites far too bright, washed-out and lacking in detail.
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In Just a Shot Away, out July 10, Saul Austerlitz tells Meredith Hunter's story in detail.
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Among the spies whose stories are told in detail are ones from China, Russia and Israel.
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The board will examine the bid in detail, but called it "unsolicited, preliminary and highly conditional".
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Before they were invented it was impossible to explore large sections of rain forest in detail.
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As discussed in detail below, it's important to do your research before giving to any charity.
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As you can see, you get a clear improvement in detail with the 220-megapixel image.
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Before making an investment, Hilligoss vigorously vets three criteria that he lays out in detail below.
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And while it is being criticized in detail, it does as least set out some details.
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Fast-paced and rich in detail, Buddy Levy's "Labyrinth of Ice" captures this perilous polar adventure.
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We take this list with us so that G. and I can discuss it in detail.
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Today's fundraising landscape is particularly an interesting time of bifurcation that's worth laying out in detail.
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But pretty soon we&aposre finally going to hear his side of the story, in detail.
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She talks in detail about some distinguished sisters: Virginia Woolf, Jean Rhys, the formidable George Sand.
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Saturn was 845,064,821 miles from Earth and tilted towards us, showcasing its beautiful rings in detail.
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Travis dared the designer to build him a thin, solid-body electric, sketching it in detail.
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There will be time on another day to explore in detail the merits of these recommendations.
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Her mother hasn't seen the show, though she and Ms. Schreck have discussed it in detail.
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Justin Fairfax of sexually assaulting her in 2004 issued a statement describing her accusation in detail.
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Ahead, see our method in detail — and the exact pieces you'll need to pull it off.
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Among their findings the researchers note that — Discussing four individual users they examined in detail, the researchers write: We examined four cases in detail — users designated A, B, C, and D—who returned repeatedly under the same display name and with very similar Twitter profile information.
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"We would like to see both candidates talk about regulations in detail," says Jack Mozloom, NFIB spokesman.
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The troop ban was outlined in detail by then-Secretary of Defense James Mattis in a Feb.
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When astrophysicists examined the gamma-ray glow in detail, however, they found a pointillist patchwork of light.
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GM had not previously discussed in detail the scope of its cutback on sales to rental companies.
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Valdis Dombrovskis, the EU's financial services chief, said the Treasury's lengthy proposals would be studied in detail.
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As explained in detail in another section of this website, there is no such thing as equality.
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Barack Obama had laid out in detail what he thought should happen with regard to the economy.
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It was in these books that he summarized, in detail, his beliefs as well as his career.
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While citizens should always take warnings on board and read them in detail, they are not binding.
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And if that's too ambiguous for Kavanaugh, several paragraphs are dedicated to addressing his concerns in detail.
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Mars' energy combined with the sun in detail-oriented Virgo, we'll be seeing very clearly this week.
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I ask if she doesn't consider her death too personal for others to read about in detail.
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By exploring this area in detail, scientists hope to gain a better understanding of how comets form.
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The Deaver family has a history in Castle Rock, one that the opening episodes explore in detail.
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"I am not familiar in detail with the testimony given by former FBI director Comey," Putin said.
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I described it in detail, along with the fictional future world in which my fictional biochemical existed.
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Well, luckily for you, I happened to take a screenshot, which you can review in detail below.
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"I recommend the U.S. side read it in detail," he told a daily news briefing in Beijing.
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And, as I said above, the backlash mostly consists of people highlighting their marquee features in detail.
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Every match is a best-of-five Conquest format, which is explained in detail in this video.
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"We will study today's judgment in detail before commenting," a Tata Motors spokeswoman said by e-mail.
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Evans and United officials said they could not discuss the incident in detail, citing the pending litigation.
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OnePlus CEO Pete Lau shared a forum post explaining in detail why they've moved the launch up.
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This week was another that offered a panoply of topics that we couldn't get to in detail.
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We got Jimmy after Sunday night's Emmy Awards and he described in detail what it felt like.
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They'll start by analyzing, in detail, how Kelly's 340-day stay in space has affected his body.
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The Nokia 9 PureView just edges out the iPhone XS in detail in the hair and skin.
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Now the scandal, recounted here in detail, is rippling through the highest echelons of Canada's arts world.
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While she was gone, Eugene went over to the photos to scope out her body in detail.
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He said his decision to leave is "complex," and he would write about it in detail soon.
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Greene describes in detail Nelly's MO in what she says is a plot to sexually assault women.
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He said he expects to be asked in detail about Pruitt's requests of staffers and personal spending.
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Clinton hasn't addressed in detail the trade-offs and the consequences, good and bad, of that legislation.
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From there, they explain their overnight request in detail, which is also attached to their user profile.
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It's been like that ever since expansive Jupiter turned retrograde in detail-obsessed Virgo on January 7.
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The plan, which you can read more about in detail here, is incredibly ambitious and plenty outlandish.
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NANAs_Mic made a post called "Robert's Curse is finally complete" that breaks down the curse in detail.
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It'll probably be one of the few battles I can recall in detail from this entire game.
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Mallaby describes in detail how Greenspan climbed to the top, and it's a much more interesting story.
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Most hotel representatives would not discuss enforcement procedures in detail, saying that doing so would compromise security.
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As a report from the Commonwealth Fund demonstrates in detail, health care is unlike any other market.
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Mr. Bezos described it on Thursday in detail, and its first flight is to occur in 2021.
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Others said he discussed his sex life, once describing the breasts of a former girlfriend in detail.
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"The book is a backstage drama, honest, raw and rich in detail," our critic Jennifer Senior writes.
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But I remember the exact event in detail and the deep shame and confusion I felt inside.
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We talk a bit more in detail and check in on each other's mental health and workload.
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They looked in detail, once a week, at each of the organoids that were chosen for examination.
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A court order prevents lawyers involved in the case from speaking publicly about the charges in detail.
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I don't know if he's ever spoken about it, so I won't speak too much in detail.
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The US Department of Labor lists in detail the different agencies that enforce parts of the ADA.
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Complete the paperwork in detail Here was the part of the process that really took some time.
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Gathering data on so many behaviors also means that respondents aren't always asked about topics in detail.
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In detail, he described features called Open Registration and Feed, two products that would supercharge his company.
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I have written about this in detail when describing the Ruler profile from the Welder Leader program.
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But few have had the chance to ask Handke himself in detail about his writing, or motivation.
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A statement released by the ministry said Pompeo explained "in detail" the reasons for postponing the trip.
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Once the Ewoks have dispersed the enemy, they begin to destroy the segmented Imperial forces in detail.
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As it explores in detail, life across the Bering Sea has become almost unrecognizable in recent years.
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Let's say it's an antiprediction: If this future can be described in detail, maybe it won't happen.
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Because of limited data for other groups, the authors compared only black and white populations in detail.
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Increasingly, Seidel's poems are about old age, its indignities described in detail worthy of an Italian giallo .
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Mr. Ghani did not share his views in detail at the meeting, which lasted nearly three hours.
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If these are not accurately answered in detail, the EU competition authorities must be activated & legislation sharpened.
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Lovering and her co-authors explain in detail why they disagree, but those papers are worth reading.
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Suicide experts criticised the sheriff of Marin County for describing in detail the method that Williams had used.
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I keep revisiting what happened; it's difficult to discuss the actual language used in detail or feel closure.
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Importantly, while noting the differences were not due to exercise, the paper did not report exercise in detail.
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Studying atmospheres in detail is key to figuring out what it's like on the surface of an exoplanet.
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WWF declined to answer questions about the botched arms deal when asked about it in detail last week.
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"The Supreme Leader learned in detail about its operational and tactical data and combat weapon systems," it continues.
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Public ISU documents describe the system in detail, and BuzzFeed News translated that description into a computer algorithm.
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In relation to this particular lawsuit, we'll review it in detail, but we disagree with the central allegations.
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But it's one thing to know that; it's another to hear Mr. Comey describe the conversation in detail.
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Twenty years after the fact, Carreira recalled the events of that day in detail to the Sun Sentinel.
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This leak comes from the UK where the drones are described in detail in the latest Argos catalog.
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Indeed, K2 planets are among the first extrasolar worlds whose atmospheres we'll be able to study in detail.
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For the reasons discussed in detail below, I have concluded that the answer to that question is no !
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The accusations against John Kricfalusi, 183, are set out in detail in a new report by BuzzFeed News.
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It didn't describe the damages in detail but said the ship is still safe to be at sea.
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REAGAN: SO I KNOW THAT YOU HAVEN'T ANNOUNCED YOUR PLANS IN DETAIL FOR BLACK FRIDAY OR CYBER MONDAY.
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Speeding up the recording, we see in detail how ice crystals form, springing into geometric feather-like shapes.
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The online data allowed Ooyala to specify in detail the difference between Oakland residents and San Francisco residents.
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The full moon in detail-oriented Virgo will remind you how many zeros you have in your account.
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European Council President Donald Tusk wrote to Johnson saying he was looking forward to discussing cooperation "in detail".
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One can be seen trying to explain in detail how the female passenger was hit in the face.
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These documents have been sealed by a Californian court so we're not able to discuss them in detail.
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Another startup, Magic Leap, continues to work in secret on AR technology it will not discuss in detail.
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Work-Bench is not seeing it in such simple terms, of course, diving into each area in detail.
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The crucial year in this complicated plot is 1529, which Ms Fletcher describes in detail without losing momentum.
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We have agreed that we should have rights now, [but] what do those rights look like in detail?
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YouTube is "revisiting this incident in detail" and will increase security at its offices worldwide, the company said.
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"We ask for your understanding that we do not comment on possible measures in detail," the spokesman said.
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She describes in detail that Nelly allegedly put his hand up the dress of one of the women.
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Although he has frequently lambasted the Iran deal, Trump has yet to spell out his criticisms in detail.
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FORECAST IN DETAIL While temperatures are on the uptick the next two days, it is still unseasonably cool.
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My cashier explained the difference in detail to me, but I already knew I didn't want the IPA.
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The images are combined into a mosaic and algorithmically analyzed by Ceres's software, revealing plant health in detail.
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Maybe an anonymous person announces that he hacked a particular brand of voting machine, describing in detail how.
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Monday, my New York Times colleagues recounted in detail how expensive the devices have become in recent years.
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We don't know the circumstances of the attack in detail, but it comes at an especially chaotic time.
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The hundreds of pages unsealed on Tuesday recount in detail Cohen's dealings with his banks that raised suspicions.
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I usually have fairly vivid dreams and I almost always remember my dreams in detail after waking up.
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Senators are likely to question Kavanaugh in detail on his willingness to question long-standing Supreme Court precedents.
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The shed you see there is the "pit area," which you'll see in detail in the next photos.
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It sent up a plume of material upon impact, which the camera was able to capture in detail.
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I try to pick something packed with human lessons that will not tempt me to skim in detail.
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The Tonga Trench is the second-deepest on the planet but it had never been explored in detail.
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Indeed, Ford's chief executive, Jim Hackett, has spoken in detail about the company's plans to monetize car data.
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She explains, in detail, that the presentation of wealth wasn't possible without the enslaved people on the property.
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Although he was happy to analyze the music in detail, Auerbach was far more circumspect about his words.
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He described in detail how to apply blackface with shoe polish, and the difficulty of washing it off.
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Moulton described, in detail, one particular incident involving an injured civilian child left in the road in Iraq.
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I began looking into the subject in detail recently because of the uneven quality of the subtitles themselves.
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The amendment stops Parliament from voting on Mr Johnson's deal until it has examined the legislation in detail.
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Mr. Bezos had become a tabloid fixture, with yacht appearances, evening strolls and romantic dinners captured in detail.
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She described the plot in detail to Meghan Hibbett, her partner at Fickle Fish, a film-production company.
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Hers was comparable in detail to those released by Barack Obama and his opponents in 2008 and 2012.
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LRGs' finances are public and LRGs are obliged to disclose their financial accounts on time and in detail.
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Officials at New Jersey Transit and in Mr. Murphy's office declined to discuss Mr. Cuomo's proposal in detail.
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They agreed not to sue or speak in detail about their accusations, which he says have no merit.
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The TSA would not, however, list the counties they are working with or describe the partnerships in detail.
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Frankly, the evidence that we provided in detail, which of course we couldn't expose publicly, was pretty overwhelming.
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Drawing on his expertise in management, he explains in detail how firms could be managed along socialist lines.
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Then, just two hours later, a woman came forward to describe in detail her accusation that Lt. Gov.
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Labour's plan, which has yet to be published in detail, will be among the options discussed on Thursday.
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Neither has explained their split in detail, although Osaka has said it was not a matter of money.
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In fact, solutions for the items are well known and have been extensively covered in detail by the media.
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We see similar scenes play out slightly differently, pushed this way or that by the smallest variation in detail.
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Mueller's previous court filings and 448-page report of his investigation explained in detail how the alleged hack happened.
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As this 2002 New Republic article recounts in detail, his confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee went ... poorly.
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After explaining the feature in detail he went on to reiterate, "It is also not a foundational architectural flaw."
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At 1,350 light-years away, the Orion Nebula is still close enough for our telescopes to observe in detail.
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"I believe that each of these incidents, documented in detail in the Mueller report, constitutes a crime," Nadler said.
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Xi learned in detail about China's rare earth resource situation, exploitation techniques, applications, and environmental protection measures, Xinhua said.
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Prodigy had been battling with the disease for his whole life, which he discussed in detail in his music.
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The virus's genetic material is thus copied with low fidelity, meaning proteins derived from it vary considerably in detail.
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During the trial, several victims testified in detail about incidents in which Raniere coerced them into performing sexual acts.
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The company isn't saying too much about them in detail, but they were trialed in 10 cities last year.
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Here, the full bug is laid out in detail, and the message — titled Urgent Security Issue Regarding iOS 12.1.
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While her acting career was not mentioned in this section, it is discussed in detail on the "biography" page.
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He's believed to be the first trans man to publicly share his story in detail since the purges began.
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As a result, we are all analyzed in detail to predict our future behavior and monetize our digital identities.
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OSIRIS-REx will enter orbit around Bennu on December 31st and will eventually start mapping its surface in detail.
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Asked about his remarks, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said she had "not read in detail" his speech.
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He was quoted in Le Figaro newspaper as saying he had not yet studied Comcast's provisional offer in detail.
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Researchers have now studied the two-inch long fish in detail and have come to some fairly extraordinary conclusions.
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My PTSD crept up on me, resulting from experiences at a previous job that I can't discuss in detail.
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The Democratic frontrunner will announce the plan in detail to supporters during a town hall in Iowa Tuesday afternoon.
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" After the publication they fend off pesky interviewers by saying, "It's all spelt out in detail in the manifesto.
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This fight went on for way too long and was way too ridiculous to even bother describing in detail.
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So far, "Vinyl" has artfully struck a balance between rendering the era in detail and taking liberties for impact.
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It was presented to two successive Presidents, and has been described in detail by news outlets around the world.
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The idea, as we described in detail last year, is to make the widely used color keying process obsolete.
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Looked at in detail, it is a series of intricate threads being aligned by a complex array of organizations.
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Devon Arthurs, 18, confessed in detail on tape to killing Jeremy Himmelman, 22, and Andrew Oneschuk, 18, police said.
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She describes in detail what it was like to learn she had MS, including early signs like extreme exhaustion.
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Assets to be covered by the special powers will be identified in detail at a later stage by decree.
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Comey described the meetings and his note-taking in detail last week while testifying before the Senate intelligence committee.
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Hyperloop One Co-founder and CTO Brogan BamBrogan explains in detail exactly what we just spent two seconds watching.
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Called Burmanopetalum inexpectatum, the stunning specimen is described in detail in a paper published Thursday in the journal ZooKeys.
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In 448 pages, the special counsel laid out in detail the work that led him to a complicated truth.
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It's like fear, happiness, hedonism, and disgust made real, and in detail glorious for toasted eyes to drink in.
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Watch a video that explains the device in detail and shows it in action: See more on Berg's website.
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They document in detail what kind of medical treatments patients want -- or don't want -- at the end of life.
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The important thing is to be ready to govern, not to spell it out in detail on the trail.
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We looked in detail at 10 megacities around the world, including Beijing, Cairo, Mexico City, Los Angeles and London.
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Candidates should flaunt their domain expertise and be prepared to talk in detail about each item on their résumé.
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In the above video, watch as Microsoft execs Larry Hryb and Mike Ybarra explore the latest changes in detail.
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Two days after she was found by two surfers, she described her ordeal in detail in a Facebook post.
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Still, the Fed researchers did not have to discuss in detail the second problem that central bankers worry about.
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The FAA is reviewing the conclusions of the Office of Special Counsel and will address each finding in detail.
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" She continued, "In explaining why I wanted to have a second front door, I described the assault in detail.
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During her talk, Halaby recalled in detail the difficulties she's always felt concerning her displacement from her ancestral roots.
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The lawsuit explains what happened in detail, and even throws some subtle shade at the 22-year-old singer.
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You can check out the rest of the story here, where Anglade discusses all of his approach in detail.
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There is a lot I could say about this, and I talk about it in detail in the book.
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We worked out a lot of symbolism in detail in the film, and it was a lot of work.
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Until Friday, neither Mr. Hammer nor any senior executives of New Jersey Transit had addressed those reports in detail.
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Mr. Deripaska had denied receiving the offer, but had not addressed these matters in detail while the investigation continued.
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As we reported in detail, these departures were a symptom of a larger issue within Uber's self-driving department.
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"We see patients often, at length and in detail, to keep them on an even keel," Dr. Kronhaus said.
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But the company declined to release or describe in detail the pages and profiles it had linked to Russia.
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Sparse in detail and expression, the paintings feel perfect for an era in which Pop Art and Minimalism reigned.
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After he finished with me, he told me to describe in detail how good my first sexual experience felt.
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The N.F.L.'s decision to avoid stating in detail the allegations against Richardson may have spared him some embarrassment.
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"Russia is ready but they want to see in detail figures agreed for yesterday," one of the sources said.
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It discusses the Supreme Court's abortion jurisprudence in detail, but Judge Gorsuch's goal was not to critique those cases.
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The preliminary report described in detail the terrible moments after the collision and the rescue efforts aboard the ship.
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Buttigieg has said a non-disclosure agreement prevents him from talking in detail about his work at the company.
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He was sufficiently well versed in each to describe, in detail, the virtues of Reading's American midfielder, Danny Williams.
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It might flag troop and missile movements, for example, or suggest areas that human analysts should examine in detail.
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Without a formal complaint, Baedeker said state law prohibited him from discussing in detail the evidence of environmental contamination.
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The suggested ways of improving the situation in Libya for refugees and other migrants are dangerously lacking in detail.
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Executives told staff they could not discuss the matter in detail for legal reasons, one of the people said.
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It was presented to two successive presidents, and has been described in detail by news outlets around the world.
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The stories differ in detail and scope, but they share one striking similarity in their urgency of self-determination.
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In episodes two and three, we learn in detail about how probation sets up those on it to fail.
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And Holderness described an incident in detail from their honeymoon when he "wanted to have sex and kicked" her.
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An openly partisan platform I recently explained in detail how Facebook has become the right wing's preferred social network.
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Transmissions shows, deftly and in detail, that ballet is not the rigid art form that some envision it to be.
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This highly technical video explains the whole process in detail: It's the base stations that are getting the big update.
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The research looked in detail at how migrants in Scotland, Canada and New Zealand reach decisions about where to work.
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The other, as we see in detail when Lambert and Jane visit the victim's brother's isolated house, to drug addiction.
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They interview prisoners, they explain in detail the way prisons work and they're honest about how people end up there.
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Telecom Egypt said earlier this week it was studying the terms in detail ahead of applying for the 4G license.
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The CSAIL team calls the network Recipe1M, and it's described in detail in a paper that was published this week.
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Two other sources with knowledge of the matter said the bank's plan had been discussed in detail with the regulator.
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I tried out four time-management solutions and I'll talk about each one in detail – and pick the best one.
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She has so far avoided commenting in detail on the accusations of vote-buying and left her defense to others.
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In addition, 67 percent of the vegetarian samples were recorded as having "hygienic issues," which were not described in detail.
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The Enquirer claimed to have seen the selfies, but did not publish any of them or describe them in detail.
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The judge handling the Fields trial recognizes her in court, where she tweeted about the jury selection process in detail.
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Wanted to let you know that we've watched your video and the right teams are reviewing your concerns in detail.
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As with the D5, please see the D500 for details that I haven't been able to cover in detail here.
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In its press release, Amazon lays out in detail 26 beautiful ways the company has been amazing in recent months.
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For reasons the journalist Danielle Tcholakian recounts in detail, the Senate Judiciary Committee's investigation into Hill's charges was a disaster.
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He then asked them to talk about their choices in detail, recorded those interviews, and made portraits of the inmates.
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There are the legions of sublimely filtered public motherhoods, blogged in detail by women like Naomi Davis and Courtney Adamo.
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The updates are codenamed Redstone 22017 and Redstone 22018, and we expect Microsoft to describe the release roadmap in detail.
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Surveillance disciplines our behavior, as any minority who's passed through a security checkpoint in America can tell you in detail.
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Said evidentiary record is described in detail in the Court's order, also issued today, on Waymo's motion for provisional relief.
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However, Wednesday's readout was the first time China confirmed in detail that the two leaders had directly discussed North Korea.
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Members of the group are due to present their work in detail during the third Digital Day in Brussels tomorrow.
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"This information should be studied and evaluated in detail," foreign ministry spokeswoman Agnes von der Muhll said in a statement.
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With more than 420,000 subscribers, there are few better placed authorities in the country to discuss the scene in detail.
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One person asked about his relationship with Israel, another about his plan for Obamacare -- and he answered them in detail.
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Vox's German Lopez has explained the treatment of incarcerated Americans, the reasoning behind the strike and its technicalities in detail.
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As his appointments and policies emerge, they should be examined in turn and in detail, looking at their component parts.
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Mkhwebane, who was at the court for the ruling, said she would study the judgment before commenting in detail later.
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And in typical Trump style, he also discussed in detail the recent polls -- both the ones he loves and hated.
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Unlike the latest Roombas, the Braava doesn't have sensors that allow it to see the world around it in detail.
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Though authorities have declined to describe their investigative efforts in detail, they tell PEOPLE their work remains very much active.
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Iran also circulated a memo to member states describing in detail the incident that it said began around 11 a.m.
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Most of Ms. di Giovanni's travels in Syria, described in detail here, were in 2012, a year into the conflict.
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The Dossier McCain also explains in detail being approached in 2016 with the now famous dossier about President Donald Trump.
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They do not clarify or present in detail the process of translating Bob's original manuscript to the version presented here.
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While the exact content of the packages has not been disclosed in detail, prosecutors said the bombs had clear similarities.
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If you'd like to know exactly why, the majority opinion in the court's ruling (PDF) goes through it in detail.
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But few have heard in detail about the hateful calls and messages Jack began receiving almost immediately after that conversation.
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The two CEOs did not discuss in detail alliances in specific markets including Latin America, where Ford is losing money.
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Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland has maintained that they could not discuss Jahi's case in detail because of privacy laws.
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Mr. Trump has said he will "completely repeal Obamacare," but has not said in detail how he would replace it.
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Mickos could describe in detail the company's mission, as well as the challenges it faced and opportunities it could seize.
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Can you discuss in detail a time when you struggled to balance your personal faith and a public policy position?
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But the report stated that the video showed the shooting in detail and supported the accounts of all the witnesses.
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He talks in detail about the knives, the marbling of the flesh, the smell of the grilled meat, the taste.
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Anaya "immediately reported each incident in detail to Human Resources" and had her complaints dismissed on both occasions, she claims.
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One I've covered in detail is Atomico-backed Hinge Health, which has developed a digital solution for musculoskeletal (MSK) disorders.
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Spectrum describes the system in detail but basically the drone takes a depth measurement as it moves along a path.
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All of the skills listed below are taught in detail in the Pay What You Want Social Marketing Mastery Bundle.
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Rusal America President Scott States said he did not yet have clarity to comment in detail, when contacted by Reuters.
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And salute to his stylist, too, who puts him in looks that are conservative in structure but eccentric in detail.
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"We go over, in detail, what needs to be done, as well as what is actually being done," Biden said.
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Increasingly desperate, Shedd released a video on YouTube describing the entire story in detail, asking viewers to share his ordeal.
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It also described in detail a once top-secret Russian autonomous nuclear torpedo that is designed to cross the Pacific.
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To said the government had repeatedly refused requests by Hong Kong's legislators to discuss the Security Wing's operations in detail.
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He struggled, as well, to explain in detail how he would extract Britain from the European Union on Oct. 31.
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Over the next few days, we talked in detail about what a separation would mean and how to manage it.
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A number of them were discovered with preserved feathers, but until recently the feathers had not been described in detail.
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The four-hour documentary describes in detail how Jackson allegedly manipulated those around him to gain access to young boys.
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She described in detail how she felt improperly pressured from Mr. Trudeau and people close to him about the case.
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Neither source could spell out in detail how the government planned to make it harder to evict non-paying tenants.
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Now the CNIL will look in detail at its data processing to determine whether or not there are GDPR violations.
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It required the State Department to maintain its staffing levels and explain, in detail, how earlier cutbacks supported its mission.
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For example, China's atrocities in Xinjiang against the Uighur and other ethnic peoples have been reported in detail for years.
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The operator said that either option would be profitable, but both should be studied in detail before any final decision.
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After the films are deposited, Dr. Zheng's team moves to a nearby lab to study the resulting structures in detail.
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Nir briefed Bush in detail about the latest doings in a shadow foreign-policy scheme authorized by President Ronald Reagan.
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So far, just a few judges have issued rulings that discuss in detail how to handle evidence from fitness trackers.
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"We talked in detail about what could enable him to come back into the Paris accords," Mr. Macron told reporters.
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"It's a project," said Judge, 211, who declined to discuss in detail his swing or the changes he had made.
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The book focused in detail on the almost biological life of the endless lines for everything in the Soviet Union.
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Biden supported the war As CNN's KFILE team explained in detail, Biden did not oppose the war from the beginning.
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He described his dinner an evening earlier as positive, but did not describe in detail any of the negotiations underway.
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After our day of driving, I looked forward to studying the presidents' faces in detail, at length, warm and undisturbed.
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It was even described in detail in a 7th century Sanskrit play called "Ratnavali," written by the Indian emperor Harsha.
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Hundreds more recorded in detail the explicit questions regarding masturbation, sexual intimacy and sexual orientation they were asked by bishops.
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Most news outlets dutifully wrote it up and it will now be analyzed in detail by policy analysts across Washington.
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"Along with that, I also ensured that I expressed in detail how my abilities impacted the business itself," he continued.
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EU and British officials, asked if this meant that Britain would spell out its demands in detail, declined to comment.
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In addition, the Indiana Inspector General Office's report on Hill describes the incidents in detail and with accounts from eyewitnesses.
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He explained in detail to aides how important the chyrons on television are, because so many people consume programs muted.
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Twitch doesn't outline in detail how it determines suspension or ban length for violations against its terms of service (TOS).
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It also failed to address in detail Judge Wang's claims of being repeatedly intimidated by senior judges, critics said online.
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Only Ms. Gabbard, a representative from Hawaii, and the self-help author Marianne Williamson answered this survey question in detail.
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"Here in a public hearing we can't discuss what was described in detail in this morning's Washington Post," McCain said.
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Dan Guido, the CEO of cybersecurity firm Trail Of Bits, explained it in detail in a lengthy post on Tuesday.
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And he discussed in detail his support for aggressive policing, longer prison sentences, and broader use of the death penalty.
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Well, as The Register explains in detail, it gives any piece of software running on your PC kernel-level privileges.
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In light of Tuesday's additional charges, PEOPLE has obtained a copy of the court document, which list Frankel's complaint in detail.
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This is her first confirmed relationship since the split, which she discussed in detail in her Netflix documentary, Five Foot Two.
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This has given the activists the biggest role in chronicling the war in detail, and in lobbying for the world's response.
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"As told to" accounts of the lives of the WWE's top stars began appearing, most sorely lacking in detail or candor.
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Explaining what's wrong with these two points of the legislation in detail is difficult because the articles themselves are so vague.
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"We will now have the possibility to respond in detail in a court of law," UBS said in an emailed statement.
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Ms. McGowan's book was published in January 2018, and in it she described the alleged rape by Mr. Weinstein in detail.
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"And it's a reason to go back, so we can actually image Kerberos in detail and [find] more things to name."
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After I decided to tell my story, I spent a lot of time debating whether to describe my experiences in detail.
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If you want more background, read this extremely long, comprehensive thread at Bose's customer forums that discusses the issue in detail.
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"It's hard for me to say in detail how this project is different from other Tinder-based art," the artist says.
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Coming from Northern Ireland, I know that the siege of Londonderry is still recalled in detail 300 years after it ended.
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Think back on your memories of the truly amazing sex you've had with your partner, and then describe it in detail.
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Ganz responding after listening to episode of Harmon's podcast Harmontown, where he confessed to the abuse and explained it in detail.
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When Ms Chan, working with mice, looked in detail at these vesicles, she found that they contained lots of micro-RNAs.
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"When you look actually at the performances that he's had in detail, he's actually driven pretty well," said Horner last week.
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Medical examiner Dr. Brian Frist described in detail how Cooper may have suffered in the time leading up to his death.
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All of this data is logged in detail and, if necessary, enterprises can pull it for incident management or forensic analysis.
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The deal, examined in detail in a series of reports in The Miami Herald, is being challenged in Florida federal court.
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It asks participants to describe their experience in detail, as well and the dosage of DMT and the method of ingestion.
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"I felt like my male VP did not take me seriously after I tearfully explained in detail what happened," she says.
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"The decision to delay by the White House is an opportunity to discuss the issue in detail," a French official said.
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The company's been working on this tool for a while, but described its methods in detail in a blog post yesterday.
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The recent development follows months of Scott trying to get her story out, which she recalled in detail in the story.
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The ravages of pipeline labor on native communities has been described in detail by innumerable sources, including the US State Department.
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From here on out it's just WIRED writers and editors Brendan Nystedt, Jason Parham, and Angela Watercutter dissecting Solo in detail.
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Those documents would explain in detail why prosecutors thought at the time that Cohen — and possibly others — may have committed crimes.
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Prosecutors declined to comment on the case or to discuss it in detail, beyond the charges and sentences for both defendants.
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Images throughout this post are sourced from his imagination, not from actual plans, which have yet to be announced in detail.
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A 25100 document on DYSEAC's design, written by Alan Leiner, explained in detail the expected similarities and differences between the devices.
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"The final report will describe in detail the track, signaling, stations and other infrastructure needed to restore service," the group said.
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Atlanta police have described the case as "complicated" but have declined to publicly discuss it in detail, according to the AJC.
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And viewers around the world were able to watch it in detail, via Verizon and the NFL's livestream of the game.
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A party statement said it "noted and respects the unanimous judgment", and would study it in detail, given its "serious nature".
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Becerra said Biden took the thorny refugee question last, in order to allow plenty of time to address it in detail.
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Head coach Dan Quinn declined to discuss the injury in detail afterward, saying he didn't want to speculate about the severity.
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Officials are aware in detail of the allegations lobbed against Jackson, and are continuing to discuss what to do going forward.
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Inside, however, it was more of a clearing of the air, according to three people briefed in detail on the discussion.
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A 21-foot-wide folding beryllium mirror will help the telescope observe faraway galaxies in detail and capture extremely faint signals.
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The spokesman declined to describe the weaknesses in detail, calling them "certain IT failures" in some North American and group applications.
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NATO will present its needs in detail at a conference in Ottawa in April and then begin launching the bidding process.
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"I believe that each of these incidents, documented in detail in the Mueller report, constitutes a crime," he told the committee.
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This is even true of Warren, whose ambitious policy work has surpassed Sanders's in detail and scope (if not in radicalism).
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It's said that the vicious lizard monster attacked Davis' car, which he reported in detail to the Lee County Sheriff's Office.
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Love thy neighbor: In 803, NASA released a stunning panoramic photo of the Andromeda galaxy, rich in detail thanks to Hubble.
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Love thy neighbor: In 2015, NASA released a stunning panoramic photo of the Andromeda galaxy, rich in detail thanks to Hubble.
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Devashish Makhija's 106-minute rape-revenge drama spares no punches, sketching out both the victim and perpetrator of rape in detail.
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In a tweet on Tuesday, he said he will "describe [the] new BFR planetary colonizer design in detail" during the talk.
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And while the exact content of the packages has not been discussed in detail, prosecutors said the bombs had clear similarities.
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It's not hard for him to convince her that he has academic reasons for wanting to draw her rump in detail.
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In the meantime, he is working on a new biotech-software startup, called Godel Systems, which he won't describe in detail.
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The attendees discussed their experiences using these devices in detail, noting difficulties they had had with patients or unforeseen technical troubles.
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Drawing crowds in detail took a long time, I do remember, but people really seem to warm to detailed / intricate work.
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When the rover arrives at a new site, it's commanded to capture as much of the area in detail as possible.
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When Bonwit Teller opens in Boston, Bill describes the process in detail, including the anti-Semitic missteps of the marketing campaign.
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If you can't make it for the inspection, you should meet with the inspector to go over the report in detail.
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People who've crunched the numbers in detail say that's because some Trump voters really are crossing over to vote for Democrats.
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A Yahoo spokesman declined to discuss the partnership in detail but said the company did not use the information for advertising.
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We look in detail at a flash-point case: the pope's choice of Bishop Philip Boyce to head an Irish diocese.
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State gun laws are tracked, in detail, by the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, which lobbies for gun control.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has been briefed on the accord and will reportedly look it over in detail before weighing in.
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The report describes the military's brutal actions in detail, from throwing infants into a fire to systematically raping women and girls.
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Ford explained in detail what to expect, how polygraphs worked and helped McLean become familiar and less nervous about the exam.
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Khan said in a statement that he was confused about why his travel status changed, without explaining in detail the circumstance.
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Breeds like Dumbos, known for their floppy ears, are described in detail, while new parents ask for advice: What's their hygiene?
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The envoy, William Taylor, told House investigators in detail about an arrangement that Mr. Trump and his allies have long denied.
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They are concerned that, as a single paragraph in a much larger plan, it is too vague and lacking in detail.
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SuperAwesome and Microsoft aren't yet talking in detail about how the two companies will be teaming up, following the strategic investment.
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" But, he says, it is "greater than anything any of us will ever conceive of in detail worthy of its detail. . . .
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MC: The report from the G.A.O. (Congress's accounting watchdog) has made an appearance, though it has not been discussed in detail.
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The novel is so rich in detail it becomes almost mundane, but these wounded birds still make you root for them.
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Island Express's general counsel, Teri Elizabeth Neville, declined to comment in detail until after investigators release their findings on the crash.
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The events leading to the death of the dermatologist, Dr. Kiersten Rickenbach Cerveny, were laid out in detail in court filings.
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If approved in general terms, the bill will be discussed in detail in parliament's constitutional affairs committee that can amend it.
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Bolton was also present for crucial White House meetings that were described in detail during the House's investigative phase last year.
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Bonus: Microsoft has gone one step further than Sony, and revealed its console in detail during the 2019 Game Awards ceremony.
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A senior defense ministry official explained the weapon's characteristics in detail as a soldier highlighted different parts with a laser pointer.
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When the light microscope came along in the mid-19th century, it enabled us to see bacteria and cells in detail.
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The tax plan, though meager in detail, matched up closely with the promises he made during his victorious 2016 election campaign.
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Wilkey was charged Tuesday with rape and obstruction for a July 10 incident that's not described in detail in the indictment.
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The immigration changes align with Trump's main campaign themes, even if they don't line up in detail with what he promised.
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"I had nothing to do with the timing of the report, so I can't speak in detail to that," she said.
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It was considered to be a "key ingredient" of FCA's 2018-2022 Business Plan, which Marchionne discussed in detail in June.
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Mr. Schmidt briefed executives in detail months earlier, in July, according to the criminal complaint, filed in federal court in Michigan.
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Both the Mueller Report and the Trump-Ukraine Impeachment Inquiry Report by the House Intelligence Committee lay this out in detail.
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He was in his 30s, he said, when he sat his parents down, telling them in detail about what had happened.
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Elisabet der Nederlanden's "Holiday Cookies" (Ten Speed, $20) is painstakingly written and rich in detail for even the seemingly simplest cookie.
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The evolution of the event, now known as ASASSN-19bt, was captured in detail by TESS' wide field and continuous observation.
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What Barra has not explained in detail is how GM intends to do what, so far, no major automaker has done.
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After being interviewed for the episode and describing my life as a sugar baby in detail, I realized I wasn't happy.
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Transmissions succeeds in showing, deftly and in detail, that ballet is not the rigid art form that some envision it to be.
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The bud tenders on staff would meticulously walk me through each strain on display, describing in detail their psychoactive and somatic effects.
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And so Dalio's criticism of the capitalist system is revealing in its effort to address the problem, even if not in detail.
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Trump's energy-related policies are probably not even known in detail to the president-elect himself - much less knowable by anyone else.
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A research team led by Jason Dunlop analyzed the unique specimen in detail, looking closely at the fine filaments enveloping the tick.
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The report was so rich in detail and covered so many investigative threads that parts of it didn't receive much initial scrutiny.
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A moderator tells the user they need to share their reporting files to highlight in detail what the machine is going through.
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And they say what goes up must come down, so we'll show you that in detail too this Tuesday on CNN 210.
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Mr Madden is also a skilled narrator, negotiating the twists and turns in the city's destiny without getting hopelessly mired in detail.
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He spoke to me in detail about his experience and his candor was, after a news article filled with anonymous griping, refreshing.
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Nevils described the encounter in detail to NBC lawyers in November 2017, but did not use the word rape at that time.
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The resulting work laid out her immigration views in detail, including alleged crime and public-safety problems Coulter attributed to new immigrants.
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BlackRock has previously declined to comment on its views in detail, and spokesmen did not respond to requests for comment on Thursday.
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Privately held German engineering group Voith, which owns 25 percent of Kuka, said it would examine the offer carefully and in detail.
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The leak (which we won't describe in detail here) was apparently recorded surreptitiously during a screening, then cut together and posted online.
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His paintings look back at the country's colonisation of Indigenous people, either depicting its horrors in detail or considering the events anew.
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"He explained in detail the fundamentals of Blockchain Technology and then spoke of its most notable application -Bitcoin," the university's website reads.
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"In explaining why I wanted to have a second front door, I described the assault in detail," Ford wrote in her remarks.
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Thursday morning, she sat down with Gayle King on CBS This Morning to discuss the matter in detail for the first time.
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Rodchenkov, who is now living in the United States, has so far spoken in detail only about doping during the Sochi games.
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Scientists have known about these mass drownings for decades, but no one ever bothered to study the resulting environmental effects in detail.
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She wrote in detail about a train set that was making a loop around the attic where the alleged assault took place.
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As I described in detail in March, FERC is also getting up to some more subtle but shady efforts to save coal.
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The team studied the way the beetles walked in detail, then developed a system of electrical impulses that could recreate their motion.
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That was worth more than $250 million in January 2016, the lawyer said, without describing in detail the basis of the valuation.
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But Chikli's preferred method, which he described for the first time in detail to the AP, was to use import-export schemes.
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The Kremer Collection launched the Kremer Museum, a virtual reality platform to explore seventy 17th-century Flemish Old Master paintings in detail.
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The Senate is expected to consider his nomination in January, and he will certainly be questioned in detail about his opinions here.
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You can do this on Gmail, Outlook, and iCloud with just a few clicks, and we've explained the process in detail here.
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With this question in mind, we asked a few self-reported Mile High Club inductees to tell us their tales, in detail.
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When Trump was president-elect, Comey took to jotting down conversations in detail, because he worried Trump would lie about them later.
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In an excerpt from her 1997 memoir What Falls Away, Farrow described in detail the behavior she claims Allen demonstrated toward Dylan.
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As I've ranted about in detail before, the loss of the headphone jack is a loss for all music lovers and interoperability.
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"We don't really know what could be happening with non-coding sequences because these were not investigated in detail," he told Axios.
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For that, you would need something like the Force Curve Gauge, a fairly remarkable side project that HaaTa lays out in detail.
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Neither he nor his colleagues was eager to discuss in detail the discrimination they had been subject to, but they revealed glimpses.
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After her arrest, Brown waived her Miranda rights and gave statements to Nashville police in which she described the incident in detail.
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"The cartel authorities must investigate, study the accusations in detail and, where necessary, must draw consequences," he said in remarks to Reuters.
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Sanders describes in detail how she believes the medical community has failed this patient so far by reducing her to a stereotype.
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We've now reviewed this incident (and thousands of variations on it) in our simulator in detail and made refinements to our software.
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There's plenty more she had to say, and you should read the whole thread if you want to follow along in detail.
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That's all we have at the moment, because all the surveillance reports are classified and nobody is talking in detail about them.
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The models we developed can be used on that satellite data to find out in detail what is happening in our ecosystem.
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Another photo — among the slew of images of the alleged new couple in Anguilla and St. Barths — shows the braids in detail.
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Instead, this new model requires students to engage with the material at hand -- and asks them to explain their thinking in detail.
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Mets General Manager Sandy Alderson, during a conference call Saturday, braced for some blowback, explaining in detail how the team had proceeded.
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Shlomo Angel of New York University has studied seven African cities in detail: Accra, Addis Ababa, Arusha, Ibadan, Johannesburg, Lagos and Luanda.
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Miro, who has planned everything in detail and who pops the first bottle of champagne when he sees the patrol car arriving.
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In order to prove that she was one such woman, Linda had to relive her trauma by telling her story in detail.
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Nordea said it would analyze the decision in detail before deciding whether or not to appeal to the European Court of Justice.
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Online imagery allows adolescents to observe one another in detail and gives unprecedented power to the age-old teenage preoccupation with appearance.
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The 2016 outlook for large French banks is discussed in detail in a recent report, available by clicking on the link below.
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During his meetings, Taylor says, he was asked to recount childhood traumas and to discuss in detail his sexual experiences with men.
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Cameron Watt said insurers have made vast strides in recent decades to model "climate risk" in detail and adjusted their premiums accordingly.
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In his 1989 book The Great Good Place, sociologist Ray Oldenburg described in detail how isolation is baked into the suburban experiment.
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He said the findings were disclosed to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and discussed in detail prior to the treatment's approval.
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No single weather event — even an extreme one — can be "caused" by climate change, as Vox's David Roberts has explained in detail.
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The design of each innovative product or service needs to be explained in detail to already under-budgeted and technology deficient regulators.
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Shane has written in detail about her own three identities—her birth name, sex worker name, and her identity as a writer.
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The drawings aren't perfect in terms of artistry—it is MS Paint, after all—and they're not 100 percent complete in detail.
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Rules for Radicals was Alinsky's last book, completed the year before his death, and it laid out his organizing philosophy in detail.
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The FGP bugged a garage in Bruges that the group had been using, and recorded them talking about their business in detail.
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One executive described in detail a tattoo of a tiger on her back, gotten to commemorate her freedom after a terrible breakup.
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America Movil's Telmex unit as well as Televisa both have substantial government contracting businesses, but neither breaks out those areas in detail.
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We are seen by an anesthesiologist, a nurse, and a surgeon, who all explain in detail exactly what is going to happen.
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"The Commission has taken note of the report and its findings and will study it in detail," Commission spokeswoman Vanessa Mock said.
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Headlines can show one-sided arguments, while reading the article in detail gives you all the information needed to comprehend a topic.
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Kelly, who had long avoided discussing his loss in detail, confirmed as much from the lectern of the White House briefing room.
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Asking for feedback can be a powerful way of creating the opportunity to talk in detail about the great work you did.
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The creator might leave an actual recipe in the comments, however, even if they don't show you each individual step in detail.
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We are fortunate enough to view the demographic changes in Texas in detail as a warning and potential model for other states.
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She described in detail Weinstein's alleged attacks on former production assistant Haleyi and actress Mann, as well as on actress Annabella Sciorra.
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Reid Magney, a spokesman for the commission, said it would be premature to comment in detail ahead of the meeting on Tuesday.
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During our presentation, you will see documentary records—those the President was unable to suppress—that expose the President's scheme in detail.
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Dr. Corbett and others had studied the spike proteins on SARS and MERS viruses in detail, using them to develop experimental vaccines.
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We reported Wednesday that the closed-door GOP lunch featuring former Attorney General Michael Mukasey focused in detail on exactly that idea.
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But it was only in the middle of the 20th century that chemists had the tools to study the substances in detail.
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This creates an opportunity to reach out to someone with authority, someone responsible who can assist you in detail-oriented Mercurial work.
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Daimler has presented the functionality to KBA in May 2018 and thereafter explained it in detail in further meetings since summer 2018.
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They told us, in detail, about how they initially felt out, built up, and now manage their sexual and intimate life together.
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While these images echo product shots in retail catalogs, they are as refined in detail, composition and color as still-life miniatures.
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For the most part, it does its job admirably: succinctly describing each work in detail and providing enough illustrations to inspire delight.
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"We will now have the possibility to respond in detail in a court of law," UBS said in a statement on Monday.
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The journal is one remove from this, and it gives us the space and time to look at our spending in detail.
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Mr. Wilson explained in detail how he had fooled the car dealership in a videotaped confession shown to the jury last week.
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Another assignment asked me to describe in detail five qualities I liked about myself and how my disease had impacted each quality.
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Alejandro was the type of kid who observed the world in detail, who cared about the people and ideas in his orbit.
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Norway's $850 billion fund reports its investments in detail, while China's SAFE manages a large portion of its European investments in-house.
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He relived in detail the meeting with Rohingya refugees at a packed interreligious meeting in the garden of the Dhaka archbishop's residence.
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You distort speed if you want to show things like plants growing, or look in detail at the way an animal moves.
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She told reporters that she couldn't discuss the whistleblower complaint in detail because it had been "retroactively classified" by the Trump administration.
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What now surprises me is when I come across a member of Congress who really does understand a particular issue in detail.
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While scribbling on his banana, he explains to me in detail how any DIY gun is unlikely to be hygienic or precise.
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"We have responded to the EFF in detail and we're very happy to provide Senator Franken with more information," said a Google spokesperson.
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In the recordings, Christensen described in detail how he killed Yingying and claimed no one would ever be able to find her body.
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Other contestants have described in detail how awkward it is to leave your chaperone behind and immediately start doing the no-pants dance.
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Fakir said that the board sometimes lacked time to consider projects in detail and developed countries often attached too many conditions to loans.
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In April, Bloomberg obtained an internal memo from Facebook that outlined in detail how the two campaigns used their social media spending differently.
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Photos from Sunday, examined in detail in the hours after the show, confirmed that Dunaway and Beatty had the wrong envelope on stage.
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A 2016 order strengthened the regulation by requiring an "adequate replacement test" that outlines in detail what kind of replacement would be acceptable.
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In the video Conditt describes how he constructed all seven explosive devices in detail, the last of which he used to commit suicide.
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On the new podcast, Kirchhoff explained in detail how technological innovations like flying cars can cross the borderline between consumer and defense applications.
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" Trump in a later tweet thanked House Republicans for "being tough, smart, and understanding in detail the greatest Witch Hunt in American History.
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But she's not, and neither is the music: music so expansive, so generous in detail, it feels like an invitation to live there.
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Miller spoke with us via email in detail about his work, his process for this album, his Appalachian roots, and much more besides.
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Now, in a tactic revealed in detail for the first time here, Russia is seeking lower-level spies to spy on its neighbor.
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Secretary Wilkie has agreed to meet with me to discuss this leadership change in detail, and I look forward to speaking with him.
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He is believed to be the first Chechen trans man to publicly share his story in detail since the anti-LGBTQ purges began.
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Other market participants, including names such as Bridgewater Associates' Ray Dalio, have argued in detail why debt in China is not economically serious.
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"We went through each item in detail and negotiated with the U.S.," said one of the sources in Japan with knowledge of talks.
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It's got a wild 24-megapixel resolution, but that's meaningless when everything coming out of it is ultra soft and lacking in detail.
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The alleged assault was described in detail in an excerpt of Carroll's new book, which was published by New York Magazine on Friday.
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Though declining to discuss in detail exactly how TransActive participants will do that, Orsini said LO3 Energy is looking at three possible options.
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All of these steps are explained in detail in Jonathan's Imgur post, just in case you would also like to attempt this project.
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Ministries have refused to discuss plans in detail and Western consultancies contacted by Reuters declined to confirm their involvement, let alone policy details.
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Ahead, we've curated a list of the best-selling products to add to your shopping cart and broken down each deal in detail.
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First, we'll examine the numbers that Bloomberg reported in detail, draw up a chart, and then work to unpack what it all means.
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Bell's letter claimed that "we find ourselves unable to respond in detail," presumably due to the classified nature of these kinds of demands.
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Credit: Ekaterina SmirnovaHer own process for the 67P series was particularly intensive, and she describes it in detail, with photographs, on her blog.
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He has looked in detail at the Thaipusam festival as practised in Mauritius, and also at fire-walking rites in Greece and Spain.
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Evidence is mounting in favor of the answer that experts have long suspected but have only recently been capable of exploring in detail.
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The local press says at least one of them has acknowledged before the judge that Fernandez knew about the corruption scheme in detail.
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Restart your Mac while holding down Cmd+R then choose Reinstall macOS to start the process—Apple explains the process in detail here.
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There was the rumored nomination for a Nobel Peace Prize, an episode still vague in detail but not denied by the Japanese government.
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The experiments show in detail how the explosive interaction unfolds and provides clues as to how it could affect X-ray laser experiments.
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It was the kind of revelation that, when put in the public domain, we feel we know in principle, if not in detail.
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Lest a reader think O'Brien is limited to military matters, he speaks eloquently and in detail of the need for effective public diplomacy.
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The carmaker declined to break down in detail how much of the amount was allocated for recalls, updates and potential fines and litigation.
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The concierge then scours the best vendors and communicates the job in detail so things get done right the first time, on time.
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Therefore, by April 5 the administration should know in detail the shortcomings in every country's cooperation on visa vetting, enabling focused corrective measures.
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I've interviewed Navy Seals, fighter pilots and professional athletes — some who have discussed their backgrounds in detail, and some who have said nothing.
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Because TRAPPIST-1 is both super faint and relatively close to Earth, researchers will be able to keep studying the planets in detail.
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It's another to have a respected former public servant who has served Democrats and Republicans make the charge, in detail, on live television.
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Instead, it is a haven "by administrative practice", argues Omri Marian of the University of California, Irvine, who has studied LuxLeaks in detail.
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The film certainly sets this up as a theme, but doesn't examine it in detail, which is why HBO's remake looks so promising.
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Republicans released a "framework" of the tax plan last month that outlined the broad proposals of the plan but still lacked in detail.
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Moura declined to discuss financing for the project in detail, but said there is "no obligation" to take out loans in the region.
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Bulgaria's parliament set up a committee on Tuesday to investigate in detail every aspect of the Belene project between 2006 and September 2016.
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Ali captures this unraveling in detail, showing us Kaes as he laughs maniacally, dances like a man possessed and babbles like a lunatic.
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