In every case, a central feature is frequent, rigorous feedback.
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In every case, that was the death of their phones.
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Not that Mahler was the sole concern in every case.
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That response has, in every case, been the worst possible.
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In every case we've tried so far, we've found something.
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But Zeller said it hasn't been found in every case.
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In every case, my temperature was deemed to be safe.
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In every case, the intent of the author always wins.
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Still, loyalty to Trump hasn't led to jobs in every case.
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Almost in every case, now, I would say the Vegas shooter.
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In every case, the boffins were more bearish than the bettors.
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In every case, the hydraulic jump happened at the same point.
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The outcome in every case turned out to be a surprise.
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The hacks were effective in every case, but not equally so.
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"The issue of nexus comes up in every case," Musalo said.
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In every case, Republicans were less likely to consider trade fair.
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In every case, the people who owned the business lived upstairs.
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But in every case, the perpetrators had a clear ideological agenda.
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In every case, involvement of the organization's CEO has been decisive.
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And in every case, these streams are always behind other broadcasts.
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But really, the thing about appeals is they work in every case.
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In every case, the old notion of a publisher curator has died.
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In every case too, it's these families who just never give up.
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Of course, compliance with trade obligations cannot be achieved in every case.
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However, in every case Elfath retained the final say on the call.
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In every case, there's a more accurate way to broach the topic.
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But in every case, he said, the order has ultimately been overturned.
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In every case, they've put their stamp on their nation's climate policies.
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In every case, their volume had decreased by at least 60 percent.
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But the researchers say you can't blame the restaurant in every case.
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Georgia found that the death penalty was not unconstitutional in every case.
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"In every case, however, these crime victims deserve our protection," Galati said.
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In every case, Kelly denied everything and settled the suit out of court.
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In every case, measurement of the two clouds revealed the spooky, entangled correlation.
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In every case, these rooms continue to hold a lifetime of memories. —L.
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In every case of this kind, people fear or hope for a precedent.
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", and the proof provided in every case (the source)," he says, via email.
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But investigators may not be able to tap such expertise in every case.
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It may not be the "sweet spot" in every case, though — read on.
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In every case, you could see your life in a single commercial space.
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"In every case, you need to track it and see what's going on."
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In every case, the debate is framed as one of pluralism versus security.
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Yet in every case, the lawyers face a common and elemental adversary: fear.
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"That's a ticket to a nationwide injunction in every case," the judge said.
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We must hold judges to that standard in every case, not just some.
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"In every case, it's about accountability," she told us over the phone last week.
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The CO's word prevailed against that of the prisoner in every case but one.
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WILLIAMS: And again, in every case, it seems like he&aposs sending a message.
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In every case, we found no imperative military necessity that would warrant the destruction.
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In every case, we see Rachel through the gormless eyes of the young man.
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In every case, there are always other employees who knew something inappropriate was happening.
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Sheriff Gregory Tony is committed to accountability in every case and at all times.
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In every case it makes it exponentially more difficult to meet the refugee definition.
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Not in every case, but women do bring their own perspectives to religious leadership.
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And in every case, America said, 'Hey, we know how to regulate this problem.
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This doesn't succeed in every case, but it does reduce deaths and improve lives.
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In every case we reviewed with them, the data proved the vehicle functioned properly.
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In every case, many partygoers were still in the market when the crash came.
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In every case, they spoke of multiple, debilitating injuries ... We are here because of them.
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In every case where it appeared, the prompt only came up once and never returned.
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It now fights, in every case, on behalf of the short-term interests of polluters.
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"In every case, you need to buy the policy before the attack occurs," Singh said.
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The initiative does not impose a rigid deadline that must be met in every case.
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A few jumped into the street — in every case into the arms of a policeman.
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"I have to tell you, though, it's something I wouldn't mind seeing in every case."
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I don't necessarily want to accuse them of being hypocrites or liars in every case.
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And, in every case, you would know the price of your ketchup before buying it.
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In every case, he proved to himself, as he cashed various checks, that propaganda pays.
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But, in every case, the camera appears to have had a will of its own.
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In every case the loser was our stated commitment to inclusion and democratic decision-making.
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Almost in every case there are signs and evidence that they&aposre telegraphing what&aposs coming.
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Prosecutors, he wrote, should "charge and pursue the most serious, readily provable offence" in every case.
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In every case except Chain, the offender was sentenced to six months in a county jail.
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But seeing these pictures in every case triggered a whole flood of recollections—and also feelings.
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It estimates the static consequences for Britain's trade and investment, which are negative in every case.
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In every case the concept behind her conceptual art has been unapologetically political and intrinsically personal.
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In every case, WADA fights the athlete in court to uphold the notion of strict liability.
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In every case, late notice is no reflection at all on the merits of the exhibitions.
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I also don't believe payment, in and of itself, is a bad thing in every case.
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In every case, Nando's can provide food to suit a budget, dietary requirement, appetite, and taste.
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In every case, however, old-fashioned landlines are ideal, since they can be used without power.
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"People may not like the job they have in every case, they never do," he said.
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No decent philosopher simply parrots some other philosopher, so there must be disagreements somewhere in every case.
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Although, as with any vaccine, this won't protect you in every case, it's definitely better than nothing.
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And now you are watching people who in every case are in danger to going to jail.
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While both sides were eager to catch Mr. Guzmán, that is far from true in every case.
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In every case, the new iMacs look just like the old iMacs, but they have new guts.
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Over eight years he has attempted to lead other nations in his effort, failing in every case.
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In every case, the motivating desire is the same: the true and total liberation for all people.
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In every case, the researchers reported in the journal Nature, the cancers in the animals were contagious.
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In every case, those photos were paired with sexual comments from the original uploaded and other users.
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But it's important to remember that there can be serious downstream effects to consider in every case.
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Choices in every case, however, require that the nation reexamine its national interests and clarify its objectives.
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"The facts are hard in every case, and they are hard in this case," Ms. Schrup said.
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But in every case, propaganda bots and protests bots are fighting over a limited resource: our attention.
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These are, in every case, representative of a far greater number of stories we did not include.
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Moreover, it would interfere with his or her livelihood, as unmasking a whistleblower does in every case.
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In every case where a vote was recorded, the nominee received more than two-thirds Senate approval.
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In every case, he appeared to portray himself as personally indispensable in the well-being of North Korea.
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Using the control photos, the researchers were able to trick all five systems in every case they tested.
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In every case, the images told you as much about the event as the place it was occurring.
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In every case, he almost (or some might argue, does) crosses the line, but that's to be expected.
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The appropriate penalty should be assessed in every case where a player makes unnecessary contact with a goalkeeper.
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In every case, this was not possible because the email address was already linked to an 8tracks account.
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It provided lawyers from legal services programs to tenants in every case if the tenant wanted legal counsel.
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" In every case, the report said, "the perpetrators were uniformed members of security forces, almost all military personnel.
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In every case, people respond better in an emergency if they've talked about possible threats before they occur.
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In every case, the research is grounded in Appelbaum's admonition about communities deciding what they want from markets.
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So I'm interested in what we struggle toward and how we struggle toward our humanity in every case.
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The Justice Department prefers to use these agreements to resolve investigations, but monitors are not used in every case.
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And in every case, the "game" can feel like the Super Bowl probably did for the Patriots last night.
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The results of the tax cut are quite promising and it really is 'the economy, stupid' in every case.
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"In every case FGM violates the rights of girls and women," said UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Geeta Rao Gupta.
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In every case, her meal was comped, and the managers sometimes even gave her gift cards as additional compensation.
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In every case, you decide how to handle them (or not) before leaving, based on the evidence you've collected.
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"The No. 103 thing in every case is the body itself," said the chief medical examiner, Dr. Barbara Sampson.
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"If confirmed by the Senate, I will keep an open mind in every case," Kavanaugh said at the time.
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And in every case, much depends on the specific circumstances, and on the identities of the perpetrator and victim.
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And in every case, the power structure is justified by pointing to interpretations of holy texts by — guess who?
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So far, the district attorney's task force has declined to pursue criminal charges in every case it has reviewed.
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" He went on: "We will have to decide in every case whether the Democrats win or the Republicans win.
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JAMES PONIEWOZIK As in every case like this, the first, second and thousandth concern should be for the victims.
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In every case, the results came about for the same reasons: Working-class white voters abandoned their ancestral party.
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But in every case, these fledgling democracies flourished under this newfound freedom and became fierce advocates of maintaining it.
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But in every case, people felt more warmly toward religious groups when they personally knew someone in that group.
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In every case, we find an appeal to history as an objective source of truth and judgement about the past.
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In every case, my first priority has been to support and care for the employees and families most directly affected.
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In every case where there is trend, partisans have moved in opposite directions compared with results from the 2015 poll.
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The mix of causes in each country is unique but in every case rapid, chaotic urbanisation makes the problem worse.
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This may mean the study didn't accurately reflect whether men bypassed a local hospital to get care in every case.
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In every case, prosecutors noted the gun violence battering Chicago and called for sentences long enough to send a message.
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In every case, the changes occurred in the metro Atlanta suburbs, except for the two Republican seats gained near Athens.
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We made the inference (not true in every case, but reasonable to assume in general) that Americans prefer such conditions.
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In every case since 1945, at least so far, the terrible risks of nuclear conflict have helped avert its initiation.
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But by examining the granular way government accounts for its spending, Mosler saw that in every case, expenditures come first.
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"The standard is to -- in every case -- is to keep that family together as long as operationally possible," Nielsen said.
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But in every case, they were using those powers in new and tough ways that caught their opponents off guard.
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This doesn't happen in every case, and some companies are better than others, but, in our experience, the pattern is established.
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We&aposre not putting shoplifters behind bars in every case and separating them from their families, and they broke the law.
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He's promoted five more coins since then, and in every case the spike was swiftly followed by a price correction downwards.
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In every case, the people who felt hostile towards Democratic groups in 2011 are most likely to be Trump supporters today.
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In every case, the descendants of sexually reproducing yeast cells bested their asexual rivals in the competition for food and resources.
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"If confirmed by the Senate, I will keep an open mind in every case," Kavanaugh said Monday at the White House.
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But in every case, there were many other differences between the children who had less asthma and those who had more.
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In every case, we have failed strategically because we refuse to recognize that we can't solve political problems with military power.
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In every case, it took awhile to learn the rules of the new tech, and then embed them into the product.
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In every case, they take a stable regulatory environment with established rules and long-term predictability and throw it into uncertainty.
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"In every case you will find that all yeti footprints were made by the Himalayan black bear, Ursus thibetanus," he said.
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There's a history of lawmakers who are eager to restrict abortions in every case not involving their own personal sex life.
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Because there are decisions that have to be made in every case in every executive role where the information is incomplete.
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In every case, the partisan difference between Obama and Bush was larger than the corresponding difference between previous Democrats and Republicans.
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In every case, corporations explicitly tied bonuses to the tax cut; Disney actually corrected a press release to emphasize the link.
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In every case, these companies can also benefit by selling other computing services, like complex commercial databases, which Facebook does not provide.
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So I tell Bundy, you have a degree in psychology, you've been a suspect in every case, and you've seen the discoveries.
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"The one thing that's been a link between [crypto hacks] is that in every case they've had an insider," Terpin told Gizmodo.
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In every case, price stabilisation efforts have been undone when rival sources of supply were developed to fill the gap: Pennsylvania. Ohio.
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"We cannot initiate legal action in every case because everybody has the right to free speech," said Delhi police spokesperson Madhur Verma.
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But in every case, there will be those who find themselves aggrieved by something they believe is intolerably dominating the cultural landscape.
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But when we compared users involved in true and false rumor cascades, we found that the opposite was true in every case.
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In every case, as Saint Augustine taught, God commands you to do what you can and to ask for what you cannot.
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Long story short, in every case, third-party-owned, distributed solutions posed the lowest total cost for the highest total societal benefit.
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"I have a lot of trouble getting excited about it because I see it in every case," Walsh said of Kline's saga.
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Whoever is supervising the desk has the ultimate call, but every potential notification is deliberated on by multiple editors in every case.
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There was no evidence to support those claims when they were made and in fact the opposite came true in every case.
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In every case, the friction is between individual privacy and some larger purpose, whether it's corporate profits, public health, or domestic security.
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In every case, I felt that the people I'd be visiting would far prefer to see me and other tourists than not.
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While most people assume that the financial burden is always divided evenly in co-ownership arrangements, that isn't true in every case.
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His aim, in every case, is to pressure prosecutors into conceding defeat before they can persuade the defendant to take a plea.
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But in every case we must respect the role of the Legislature, and take care not to undo what it has done.
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"In every case, people are being treated and by all accounts are doing well," he said during a live-streamed news conference.
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As solicitor general of Alabama, he took the most extreme position against voting rights in every case in which he was involved.
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In every case, Tesla said, the car was responding to driver inputs, either intentional or not, and not accelerating on its own.
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"In every case, it&aposs limited scope in terms of the length of the experiment and it&aposs high cost," Lindsey said.
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"In every case, it's part of the conversation," said Volpi, who participated in several recent IPOs, including Zuora and Elastic last year.
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They are also celebrations of their owners, decorators, designers and architects, who in every case embraced the quixotic without thought of consequences.
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All these indicators show strong cyclical behaviour; in every case, they point to an expansion fast-approaching the top of the cycle.
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In every case, all I had to do was stare into the front-facing camera of the iPhone X and make some faces.
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In every case, her objective is the same: to change the way Democrats think about economic policy and reshape it in the process.
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In every case, nevertheless, it states that every use of force by a member of the BPD must be reported to a supervisor.
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In every case we've seen documented online, users were unable to recover their accounts and received no notice on why theirs were disabled.
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The Wayne County Medical Examiner found 19 deaths associated with carfentanil, and in every case it was combined with other opioids including heroin.
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In every case, Castle has faithfully recorded shapes and even colors, seemingly unconcerned with the images' intended messages and omitting all printed texts.
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It appears that in every case, Bernhardt has represented and/or lobbied for oil and gas, mining, water extraction and other similar clients.
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Nonetheless, getting any compromise will be very difficult because in every case, the proposals made by one constituency are political poison to another.
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But in every case, they acted out of the desire to do what was right for America and for the cause of freedom.
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" Not only in San Francisco but also in every case where a highway has been removed, Mr. Park argues, "the city has improved.
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In every case, however, the point of the competition is to push computing hardware to its limits in the service of digital art.
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"In every case we reviewed with them, the data proved the vehicle functioned properly," Tesla wrote in a blog post on its website.
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In every case, the complaints from the White House resulted in Cox's pulling back from areas of investigative concern outside his Watergate mandate.
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In every case, Express reporters attempt to add reporting of their own to a developing story rather than simply aggregating other outlets' coverage.
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"In every case, Trump's personal financial interests give him an incentive that may conflict with the interests of the American people," they wrote.
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So what should we call a prosecutor who seeks justice rather than as many convictions and the most severe sentences in every case?
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"Our duty is to see that justice is done in every case," Kim Ogg, the Harris County district attorney, said in a statement.
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In every case of new technology, safety lessons have been learned through a painful process of trial and error that has unfortunately cost lives.
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But this is not going to be a top-down approach, we will build locally with local teams and local partners in every case.
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But engineers love solving problems, and in every case, they sought the simplest, most fail-proof solutions, building in redundant backup systems where possible.
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In every case, the immigrants we receive in the United States from TPS-receiving countries are substantially better-educated than their countrymen back home.
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In every case, Nunes has tried to discredit any law enforcement agency that might reveal what happened between the Trump campaign and the Russians.
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"I hate to admit it, but in every case that a deal went bad I ultimately have to look back at myself." he says.
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In every case, Walgreens was blindsided, the insider told me, learning the bad news from media reports or from regulators rather than Theranos itself.
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Various famous proverbs of Blake's come to mind, but here the road to excess doesn't, in every case, lead to the palace of wisdom.
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Each film in the "Seasons" box is in some sense a portrait of its female lead (who, in every case, was a nonprofessional actress).
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"In every case that I know of they have been greeted with overwhelming support by parishioners," he said in a telephone interview on Wednesday.
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The gap is absolutely staggering — in every case, the US owns the majority of these weapons, while China owns only a relatively small percentage.
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"When I did the pan-Canada analysis, I was surprised to see that in every case they're practically on top of indigenous communities," Calder said.
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But what's actually happening, in every case, is that the student is being groomed to accept what is, most definitely, a form of sexual abuse.
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In a statement to ABC News, NSW Police said the STMP is a "crime prevention strategy," overseen by a senior police officer in every case.
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Although she issued dozens of orders in every case, she kept track of all of them, and excoriated the caseworkers when they weren't carried out.
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And such challenges would make judges vulnerable to recusal motions — for reasons of race, ethnicity, gender or religion — in every case that came before them.
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Previously, that looked like it might be UNC's saving grace, since this narrow definition of academic fraud wasn't "clear" to the NCAA in every case.
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In every case, large tech platforms are looking to lure in customers and stand out from the pack with big names and exclusive content deals.
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Essentially, it's important to remember that realignment will change things, but it won't affect final totals in every case, as Vox's Andrew Prokop has explained.
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Not in every case, of course, but if Harvey Weinstein ends up being the guy who takes the fall for everyone else, you won't mind.
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There is also not enough time in the day to write laws dictating how prosecutors should make every decision in every case they come across.
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However, the problem can be totally preventable by avoiding grapefruit consumption in every case or prescribing an equivalent drug that is not affected by grapefruit.
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In every case, all I had to do was whip out my Nintendo Switch, press a button or two, and head off to the animated races.
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Although EV-D68 is suspected to play a role in some cases, that particular virus hasn't been found in every case, so there's no definitive cause.
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In every case, though, I've found that fast travel—a tool with good intentions that aims to respect the players' time—streamlines a game to death.
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And when they know I know it, which I know in every case maybe it sort of freezes them up a little bit, but we do.
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Proving whether or not Little is telling the truth in every case — or possibly admitting to things he didn't commit for the attention — may be impossible.
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I do not decide cases based on personal or policy preferences … if confirmed to the Supreme Court, I will keep an open mind in every case.
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In every case, the Christian evangelist seeking converts was at least dealing with listeners who embraced the concept of a divine being involved in the world.
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Marina Koren at the Atlantic explained: In every case, the reporter and the source must come to an agreement about how the information will be used.
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And in every case, the artists spent some or most of their time putting the voices and work of their collaborators and subjects front and center.
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"If we required particularized and quantified proof of consumer harm in every case, we would simply make it more difficult to stop harmful conduct," she said.
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But, in every case, have been rebuffed by the undoubted reality that the civilians they are trying to make peace with having no clout in Pakistan.
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In a recent study analyzing 38 short-term plans, the Kaiser Family Foundation found that people who said they had H.I.V. were rejected in every case.
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First, they say, creating a sealed annex in every case could deprive the public, and the media, of basic information that goes beyond the issue of cooperation.
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The Supreme Court and state and federal courts must prevent discrimination in every case, not just the rare case where the prosecutor's motives happen to be revealed.
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The rest, potentially, are candidates for forensic genealogy — although Bode's Singer cautioned that the testing involved requires more DNA, so it won't be feasible in every case.
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In every case, Schultz's solution is either what the mainstream of the Democratic Party is already proposing to do or is so vague as to be meaningless.
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In every case, Jiang claimed that the iPhones could not be turned on, which turned out to be the crux of the scam, according to the government.
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These are all examples of AI kick-starting the process of scientific discovery, though in every case, we can debate just how revolutionary the new approach is.
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In May 28500, he broke with an Obama-era initiative and ordered federal prosecutors to seek harsh, mandatory minimum penalties in every case where they might apply.
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In a review of 393 polls conducted after the election through this summer, in every case a majority of respondents held an unfavorable view of Mrs. Clinton.
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In every case, the president's strategy is to get Democrats to take their eyes off the prize with distraction, distortion and delay in producing evidence and witnesses.
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"In every case," he said, "the North Koreans have very clear and specific military goals, systems that they want to demonstrate and test before they field them."
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"Four of them thought that it didn't have to be unanimous in any case, and four thought it had to be unanimous in every case," Brown said.
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This has been met in every case by a decline in over-all poverty, but also by a stubborn persistence of pockets of poverty, of extreme exclusion.
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"It's common in every case for the defense to say we don't have enough time, we don't have enough space, we don't have enough everything," he said.
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In every case, Shibata has identified, and then thwarted, the expectations we unconsciously generate about objects, based on our lived experience and the tiresome reality of physics.
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In every case, the founders and CTOs recognize the need for speed and agility, with the ultimate goal of producing software that's uniquely in line with customer needs.
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In every case, doctors who maintained board certification did these things more often than physicians who let their certification lapse, researchers report in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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Why it matters: Las Vegas is uniquely positioned to attract shoppers looking for something to do, so it's not clear that this model is replicable in every case.
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When I walked down the block until I was out of Wi-Fi range, the calls handed over to the cell network without a hitch in every case.
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In every case, readers wanted a post-diary update — so we decided to follow up with some of our favorite diarists to check in on their relationship statuses.
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When I walked down the block till I was out of Wi-Fi range, the calls handed over to the cell network without a hitch in every case.
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In every case, the president seems to exacerbate a problem with his unrestrained rhetoric or action, and then portrays himself as a hero when the worst doesn't happen.
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And they found that in every case, the drugs killed the cancer cells even though the gene that was supposed to be driving the cancer had been removed.
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Parts will be swapped in every case, as a result, and the recall ultimately affects more than half the cars Tesla produced in 2016, per its own financial results.
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This includes, not only records of police officer discipline, but other evidence that is essential to our ability to meet our professional obligations and ensure fairness in every case.
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Yet the green paper suggests that not all "elements" of executive-pay packages should be subject to a vote and that votes need not be binding in every case.
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In every case, a belief in "credibility" pulls the United States toward fighting a war for the wrong reasons, or toward staying in a war longer than is worthwhile.
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We asked judges to note the genders of the lawyers who primarily spoke in court in every case they heard over four months, and collected and analyzed 2,800 responses.
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The thing is that in all these situations, the companies were complaining that they just couldn't be competitive without a merger and in every case they figured the situation out.
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"They sought to exploit any ambiguity in the text, but when they did that the United States pushed back and a reasonable outcome was reached in every case," he said.
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It is clear that an affirmative answer to each of questions (2), (3) and (85033) requires, in every case, more information than is necessary to support the prior affirmative answer.
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Oxfam said it takes a "robust approach" to allegations, considers police involvement in every case and referred 93 of the reports received last year to the British watchdog Charity Commission.
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And the benefits of developing better treatment and care in the NICU would be enormous: Most of the babies survive, so in every case a whole lifetime is at stake.
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"If confirmed by the Senate, I will keep an open mind in every case," said Kavanaugh, who added that he was "humbled" and "grateful" for being nominated to the court.
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In every case outlined above, these Democratic leaders had to contend with the forces of reaction simultaneously working to destroy what had been achieved and working to prevent further progress.
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Because the trade database identifies products while the labor data uses industries, it's not clear in every case if workers were making the exact same products or only similar products.
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In every case, greater urbanisation and the associated increase in the number of middle-class households with more discretionary income has helped fuel a big net increase in energy use.
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They have won in every case, according to Keith's coverage in Health Affairs: To my knowledge, every CSR case that has been decided so far has been won by insurers.
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Only about 30 percent of the eggs exploded when pierced, but, according to Nash, in every case the yolk's temperature was significantly higher than the temperature of the water bath.
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In every case, there were long deliberations with management over medical expenses and how much time off the injured could take without losing their money or their job, he said.
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"We have been audited by multiple states, multiple times, and in every case we were required to collect and remit sales tax on delivery fees," said Grubhub's CEO Matt Maloney.
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It is important to note here that in every case these were Members who if they were in office in 2009 and 2010 had supported the passage of the law.
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There is broad consensus on some questions, a wider spread on others, but in every case the median opinion of climate economists supports more vigorous action against climate change, sooner.
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"These kids generally present with sudden muscle weakness in the arms or legs, and a lot of times it will follow a viral illness but not in every case," said Ehresmann.
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At the centre of each one, there is a complete butterfly, quite a small one in every case, which seems to gain in size and import as you look at it.
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In every case, people voluntarily download these apps and programs, though they may not always understand the full extent of the access they are granting—especially if they're not even 18.
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And since we haven't even tried to agree to the principles that are meant to guide our rules, every question, in every case, comes down to the raw exercise of power.
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In every case, they said they would not seek to fight fire with fire, but instead harry the president in a way that would undercut the foundations of his political strength.
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This president plays by different rules and in every case to date, those who have strayed from the strict party line have felt the wrath of the president and his supporters.
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Immigration expert Stephen Yale-Loehr is quick to note that Gorsuch's vote does not necessarily make him pro-immigrant in every case, as is evidenced by some of his other opinions.
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Over the past few years, several versions of the Georgia law were passed in five states, including Ohio, Iowa, Kentucky, and Mississippi, and have been blocked or challenged in every case.
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"I think we can all agree that the right thing to do in every case is to return the art to its rightful owners," Mirren testified Tuesday during a Senate hearing.
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These deals were simply made with disappearing ink, not in every case, but in enough to make this unacceptable; and it's no wonder our country now suffers a military recruitment problem.
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In every case, the number of people who said yes (sixty-two per cent in Michigan, seventy-eight per cent in Alabama) was greater than the number who voted for Trump.
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In every case, the ISIS franchise they looked at has either suffered a major battlefield defeat, had members targeted and killed in significant numbers by rival jihadist groups, or was defeated outright.
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Three of them — Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justices Anthony M. Kennedy and Elena Kagan — voted together in every case, and Justice Stephen G. Breyer cast a single dissenting vote.
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And in every case, it began with someone volunteering to help a youth sports league in which his or her child had enrolled to make friends, play a game and have fun.
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While a cause of death has not been determined in every case, authorities believe alcohol played a role in the death of a Washington State University student at a fraternity this week.
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The only way to stop the hysteria from spreading in every case—whether it be a perceived gas leak or poisoned food or seeing a black figure—is to reduce the anxiety.
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In every case, though, they're precisely calibrated to deliver a specific number of milligrams of flavanols, a figure that isn't included on nutrition labels for chocolate bars you buy in the store.
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To guarantee fundamental fairness and due process in every case, the immigration courts cannot operate under the control of the agency that is responsible for the prosecution and enforcement of immigration cases.
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In every case, gig economy companies have argued that they are digital marketplaces matching sellers and buyers and are therefore not financially or legally responsible for things that happen on their platforms.
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And, in every case, as a human being, the prosecutor feels awful about it, the police who have to enforce the law feel awful about it and the jury feels awful about it.
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If confirmed by the senate, I will keep an open mind in every case and I will always strive to preserve the constitution of the United States and the American rule of law.
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If confirmed by the Senate, I will keep an open mind in every case, and I will always strive to preserve the Constitution of the United States and the American rule of law.
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In every case in which activists used nonviolent civil disobedience and mobilized at least 13% of the population, she found they were victorious, including revolutions that toppled dictators, from Brazil to the Philippines.
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And in every case, there's a catch: In return for a degree at no cost — and with little overall debt burden — the level of commitment they require, even after graduation, can be steep.
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"Some people believe that the parents' views are paramount in every case, or that life should be prolonged at all costs, but British law does not accept either of those views," he said.
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I'm not shocked by this, and I don't feel deceived; in every case, the practices the filmmakers are chastised for are practices they have admitted to — either in making-of media or interviews.
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"There are some professionals — I know some — whose response is always to say no, in every case," says Megan Ford, a financial therapist in Athens, Georgia, and author of the blog Finding Harmoney.
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While this is certainly not true in every case, I find that I'm often left feeling disrespected, uncomfortable, or stereotyped, and, as a result, those men don't earn my trust or my business.
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You don't have to be an economist to understand why: Trump, in every case, has proposed reducing the top individual income tax rate, while also reducing business taxes that primarily affect high earners.
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What would you say about the prospect of an even more optimistic idea that there could be one single quantum gravity description that really does help you in every case in the real world?
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This is not true in every case: I loved Anna Karenina, I loved Lolita, I loved The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle in spite of the fact that their worlds are very different from mine.
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In every case below, we achieved the most convincing camouflage by applying a teeny bit of product (we're talking one pea size or less, here, folks) and then building up from there, if necessary.
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Personhood would put abortion on par with murder, and it would unquestionably outlaw ending a pregnancy at any time, in every case, even if the fetus had a beating heart but was essentially braindead.
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BEST would require a more complete documentation and explanation of methods used in every case where scientific data is used to support a given rule, including underlying assumptions and the degree of data clarity.
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"It's a revolutionary decision," Justice Alito said, "if in every case involving reasonable suspicion there has to be a statistical showing or an examination of all the things that you think are necessary here."
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The post said that it had removed eels from the noses of several seals they're monitoring and that the seals were unharmed in every case, but the same couldn't be said for the eels.
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This sort of range is more typical than not in any given essay, and his takes on various performances, recorded or live, are often unpredictable, never pedantic or exhibitionistic, and in every case informative.
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If confirmed by the Senate, I will keep an open mind in every case, and I will always strive to preserve the Constitution of the United States and of the American rule of law.
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UPS has already made use of electric delivery vehicles, but the range of its existing trucks meant they couldn't make the trip from central depots to in-city drop-off points in every case.
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Mr. Sessions's directives to United States attorneys would replace guidance issued by Mr. Holder in 2010, when he told prosecutors not to feel compelled to seek the most serious viable charges in every case.
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"We know that in every case they are trying to get faster and better at what they do and integrating technology into their platforms," Commodore Ollie Lewis, Commander of Submarine Squadron 12 told CNN.
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In every case, these "Big Ones" could be huge disasters not just because of geography and proximity to threats, but also because of decisions to build homes and offices in certain places, ignoring nature.
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When it comes to income taxes, what you will have to pay varies by state but in every case you must report your business income and losses on Schedule C of your federal tax return.
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Although Tennessee says it gives drivers 30 days notice before suspending a license, Sprague and her lawyers say she was not told about her suspension and the state does not notify people in every case.
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"No matter how repugnant those positions may be, due process must be upheld in every case if it is to have meaning," Fran Clark, a spokesman for the Professional Staff Congress, said in a statement.
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But in every case, we need to weigh the possibility that the people who were studied were selected in a way that made them very different from those who weren't selected, or the general population.
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But the F.D.A. said it could not state conclusively that textured implants were the sole cause of the disease, because there was not complete information in every case on what type of implants were used.
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There have been declines within these periods — including one, in 1946, as large as a 15.4 percent loss — but in every case, the net result for the nine-month midterm season was a market gain.
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Most of them are similar to definitions of words commonly used by earlier generations — and while these baby boomer slang terms aren't exact synonyms in every case, they're the closest we could find in meaning.
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In addition, the AG articulated that membership in the particular social group must be a central reason for the persecution, and asylum officers must consider whether internal relocation is reasonable in every case before granting asylum.
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" This would require the courts, Roberts continued, to "decide in every case whether the Democrats win, or the Republicans win," something "[t]hat is going to cause very serious harm" to the court's "status and integrity.
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But in every case, when the goal of a tutorial is producing a result so subtle it can't be detected, the importance is the process and the motivation behind the look more than any visual change.
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Just a few years ago, it was political suicide for a district attorney almost anywhere to profess anything less than total allegiance to the death penalty, or to seeking the harshest punishments available in every case.
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If confirmed by the Senate to serve on the Supreme Court, I will keep an open mind in every case and always strive to preserve the Constitution of the United States and the American rule of law.
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With the growing use of the numbers in areas such as insurance and banking, and without proper mechanisms in place to biometrically confirm the identities of cardholders in every case, the threat of financial fraud is pervasive.
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Whether it's by promising access to things a teenager doesn't have, but would like to -- money, a car, sexual knowledge -- or attention a student lacks, in every case the adult is in charge and manipulating the situation.
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The lawsuits allege the plaintiffs made various requests for accommodations including fewer continuous hours on their feet and longer bathroom breaks, and that in every case, the women were fired after informing their managers they were pregnant.
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"In every case, people are being treated and by all accounts are doing well," Vice President Mike Pence, who has been tapped to lead the government's coronavirus response, said on Friday during a live-streamed news conference.
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We investigate every single incident where the driver alleges to us that their vehicle accelerated contrary to their input, and in every case where we had the vehicle's data, we confirmed that the car operated as designed.
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In every case, Bloomberg has received criticism, and in some cases, social media companies have hit the candidate with a slap on the wrist for these tactics that blur the lines between spam, misinformation, and clear advertising.
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Foreign policy is, in the end, not a matter of instilling fear or acting passively; in every case, it is a matter of weighing the propriety of diplomacy, sanctions and other peaceful measures against employing military troops.
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In every case, little of what Fusion GPS proffered was accurate or based on fact, but all of it was used by pliant media, more often than not friends from Simpson & Co.'s days in legitimate journalism.
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I've gone through them ... They were outstanding in every case ... I'll be making the decision on who we will put up for justice of the United States Supreme Court, a replacement for the great, great Justice (Antonin) Scalia.
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There are likely more incidences of transmissible cancer among higher-level animals, but in every case, the cancer must still overcome those two inescapable hurdles: immune responses and the transmission of actual living tissue from animal to animal.
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Last May, Mr. Sessions ordered federal prosecutors to charge as aggressively as possible in every case — reversing a policy of Mr. Holder's that had eased up on nonviolent drug offenders and others who fill the nation's federal prisons.
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"In every case, the woman's sexual history, alleged sexual history, is presented in court as part of the justification for her killing ... the victim-blaming and reporting on it is the same wherever you go," Mackenzie told CNN.
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But we've made progress -- and in every case, from the passage of Medicare through the passage of civil rights, we did it with the support of Democrats and Republicans who considered themselves first and foremost to be Americans.
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When Drake goes into his boasting shout-rap mode, he always seems most set on settling the score with somebody—and, while it's not generally clear who the somebody is, in every case it feels like he's punching down.
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"Generations of SDNY prosecutors have been told that their job is to do the right thing, for the right reasons, every day, in every case," he said, using the acronym for the office, the Southern District of New York.
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"In every case, we have the 'file cabinet,' as it were, and the legal authority to open it, but we lack the technical ability to do so because encryption protects the contents of those 67 Apple devices," Galati said.
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For one, it's harder to specifically match ads to content in every case — and this might potentially become even more difficult with the rise of stronger data protection and increased scrutiny on how are data is used for ad targeting.
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"If confirmed by the Senate, I will keep an open mind in every case," Kavanaugh said as he accepted the nomination, "and I will always strive to preserve the Constitution of the United States and the American rule of law."
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"In our constitutional system, a judge must be independent, must keep an open mind in every case and must decide cases based on the facts and the law, not based on personal or policy views," he said at the event.
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And the second thing is, look, I spoke earlier about there being higher -- I actually have a report in front of me where a guy studied five different episodes of increased regulation and all the stocks went up in every case.
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In every case, though, the sound (dazzlingly realized in Eric Sleichim's music) is that of a nation slowly cracking apart amid corruption, factionalism and political viciousness, as the oversize egos of would-be rulers collide with toxic trickle-down consequences.
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The new law requires the disclosure of every single item of information in every case without regard to the seriousness of the case or the relevance of the information, or whether the case is going to trial, within 15 days.
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"We investigate every single incident where the driver alleges to us that their vehicle accelerated contrary to their input, and in every case where we had the vehicle&aposs data, we confirmed that the car operated as designed," the company said.
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For city-owned properties, Mr. Stringer said the city could transfer ownership to the land bank, which in turn would lease the land rather than sell it to retain control and ensure that permanently affordable housing would be built in every case.
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"Maybe a lawyer would read a docket entry that says, 'SEALED SUPPLEMENT, REQUIRED IN EVERY CASE,' and draw no inference, but the bullies who pick on others in federal prisons don't see it that way," David Beneman, Maine's federal defender, told me.
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In contrast, the benefits in every case accrue to the wealthy: highly educated workers largely insulated from slack labor markets, executives of outsourcing corporations, the beneficiaries of revenue-losing tax cuts that allegedly require austere budgets, and employers of low-wage workers.
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To be clear, however, the documents do not necessarily present a full picture of how a moderator should handle an instance of hate speech in every case: in videos obtained by Motherboard, trainers reiterated certain points when asked questions by the audience.
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But the part there that we believe is the case — and here's the thing that I found in every case of working with an agency, is the agencies have and the career staff have wanted to do this for a long time.
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The individual complaints of educators may be sincere — many have stagnant pay and benefits — but in every case, taxpayer spending on schools, while declining in the midst of the Great Recession, has recovered to be at or near an all-time high.
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The filmmakers and casting directors — virtually all of them white — urge him to shuffle and suffer, to clown and strut, and in every case to confirm their ideas of what a black person should be, which is not really a person at all.
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The FBI admitted a couple of years ago that its hair-fiber analysts have been overstating their certainty and the significance of hair-fiber analysis, basically in every case they've testified in; it was like 90 or 95 percent of the cases.
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"We investigate every single incident where the driver alleges to us that their vehicle accelerated contrary to their input, and in every case where we had the vehicle's data, we confirmed that the car operated as designed," Tesla said in its blog post.
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A group of young acquaintances—not quite friends in every case, but they share a kind of compulsory intimacy—have converged on the town in western Wyoming where they attended a small conservative Catholic college known for the rigors of its classical education.
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In every case, we might disagree about whether to call this bribery, extortion or a quid pro quo, and might disagree about precisely which statute was violated, but there is no doubt this would be a firing offense and perhaps lead to a criminal investigation.
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Here's what happened in every case, in order from lowest fine to highest fine: Austin, Texas, August 163, 153, Shawn Phillip Wyse; $143,133Wyse flew a Phantom II above Texas Memorial Stadium at University of Texas at Austin during a University of Texas football game.
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In every case, the voices posed as Americans and presumed to speak for like-thinking fellow citizens: anti-immigration zealots, gun-rights advocates, gay rights supporters, African-American activists — and, more incongruously, dog lovers, according to the two people familiar with the sampling of advertisements.
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The 2016 decision reaffirmed the idea that it is unconstitutional to place an "undue burden" on access to abortion, a benchmark used by the Supreme Court in every case examining abortion regulations since it was established in the landmark 1992 case Planned Parenthood v.
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The excuse given in every case is that these rules would cost jobs and damage the economy — the same bogus argument once used by Vice President Dick Cheney to persuade President George W. Bush to renege on his campaign promise to combat global warming.
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"Though we have very specific instructions to ensure CBP forces are in the lead to interact with immigrants crossing the border, I made it clear to my soldiers that they are authorized in every case to help when they feel human life is at stake," Lt. Col.
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"In every case, these incentive structures are designed to engage beneficiaries in ways that promote positive health and well-being," she wrote, perhaps indicating that cutting off a person's Medicaid for nothing other than the length of time they had been covered would not meet that standard.
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"In many cases -- I am not saying in every case -- he is saying a lot of the same things that people are talking about around their neighborhoods, around their dining tables, at their watering holes," said Marc Lotter, strategic communications director for Trump's 2020 campaign, on CNN.
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As conservative law professor Josh Blackman of South Texas College of Law has noted, when the Roberts Court has stopped a lower court's injunction from going into effect — as it did here with the Ninth Circuit — it's ended up overturning the injunction in every case but one.
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In every case, Bahari's words about the political prisoner's nightmare should serve as our call to action on behalf of the "nameless" ones, whether they are the White Wednesday protesters arrested in Iran or those such as Alexei Pichugin, locked away in distant prisons of the world's tyrannies.
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But not in every case… With this many bushels of peaches picked by the parties, it's time again for us to look at our Fox News Power Rankings for the Senate [you can see the original rankings here and read about our system here ] and sort out some bruised fruit.
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In every case, the costs fall on the vulnerable: people who depend on full employment to get ahead; blue-collar production workers and communities built around factories; families who suffer from austerity-induced weak recoveries and under-funded safety nets, and who depend on a living wage to make ends meet.
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So I think in every case what we're trying to do is give you controls; when you're looking at this like why did I get this story, we should help you answer that question on the spot, which is what we found is most effective to answer these sorts of things.
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But in every case it will be howling protest awkwardly shoehorned into the structure of high epic; that is to say, it will be something that power can roll its eyes at, while the major financial institutions carry on finding the next poor weak nation to take for all it's worth.
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It is rather important to grasp in every case, who and what religious freedom is for (women, in the case of the Mandate), how it stands as a necessary guardrail against the overweening power of the state, and why it will not lead to the oft-raised "parade of horribles".
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In fact, it was just such criticism that was helping to drive a rare bipartisan movement toward criminal justice reform, which Attorney General Jeff Sessions stopped cold with his order to federal prosecutors last month to charge the "most serious, readily provable offense" in every case, regardless of the circumstances.
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Reports of passengers reporting other passengers who are speaking Arabic or wearing headscarves have been getting more attention the past few months — part of a growing wave of Islamophobia in the US that encompasses both violence and inconvenience: In every case, the airline maintains that race and religion don't play a role.
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For instance, out of this survey of attitudes on land use, the New York Times put together this graphic: (The New York Times) As you can see, the gender gap is particularly large on nuclear plants, but it replicates itself in every case where the development might pose some threat to the local community.
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To quote his own words, he will try to convince the Senate that he "reveres the Constitution, ... will keep an open mind in every case," and that his background as White House counsel and staff secretary in the George W. Bush administration is not a precursor to the dissolution of the separation of powers.
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"In every case, we have the 'file cabinet,' as it were, and the legal authority to open it, but we lack the technical ability to do so because encryption protects the contents of those 85033 Apple devices," NYPD Chief of Intelligence Thomas Galati told a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing on encryption Tuesday.
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We are left with hard power in the ascendant – powers at whose summits are men (in every case) who use nationalism and the projection and growth of military force to bolster their popularity, and who saw liberal globalism as having offered a threat to their ruling strategies – but which is now ceasing to do so.
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IT'S NOT CLEAR THERE WILL BE A CONFRONTATION AND IN EVERY CASE SO FAR IN THE END THE UNITED STATES HAS COMPROMISED SO THE BIG QUESTION IS ARE THEY SAVING UP THE NON-COMPROMISING ACTIONS FOR CHINA OR IS THAT GOING TO BE LIKE THE ONES WE'VE HAD SO FAR EISEN: DO YOU THINK WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE U.S. IS A SUGAR HIGH?
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BARBARO: But in every case, it feels like you're playing things out in your mind and determining how you think things might play out, how they might be perceived, and making a decision based on your belief of how those things might play out and how those things might be perceived, rather than just following protocol and letting things fall as they may.
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The cosmic language he favored (take song titles like "Tapestry from an Asteroid," or the record Soul Vibrations of Man) can seem like a bunch of astrological, futuristic jargon and symbology selected at random to appear as extraterrestrial and "out there" as possible, but in every case there's well-placed significance to the celestial forms chosen that bleeds throughout all the jazz maestro's creativity.
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Even Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, in his May 85033 charging directive, reminded federal prosecutors that strictly applying the law in every case would produce unjust outcomes and that such outcomes should be avoided.
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And you do have to wonder because it comes down in every case where there is an informant were people predisposed to do bad things or was this manufactured by the -- MACCALLUM: Or were they poking at some soft spots with Carter Page and George Papadopoulos and saying like you know, these are the low-hanging fruit perhaps in this foreign policy team and they -- we&aposve raised some questions so why don&apost you go in there and offer them some dirt on Hillary Clinton and we&aposll see what happens?
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