Smugglers often surveil our border officials in order to avoid them.
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The bill's sponsor says it's necessary in order to avoid litigation.
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That should continue, in order to avoid "freelance" operations outside reliable jurisdictions.
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In order to avoid this, you'll need to pack only the essentials.
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In order to avoid overlooking any lenses, its parameters were pretty generous.
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In order to avoid injury, keep your ankle and knee aligned. 3.
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When speaking with others, listen first in order to avoid lashing out.
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Workers will take wage cuts if necessary in order to avoid unemployment.
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Snowden remains in exile in Russia in order to avoid criminal charges.
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We should foster, strengthen this dialogue in order to avoid harmful situations.
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In order to avoid financial surprises upon arrival, Gloria did her homework.
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In order to avoid fraud, Casas' team will vet signups on Parti.
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Those protocols rely on collateralized borrowing in order to avoid default payments.
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It's unclear what goal Mexico needs to meet in order to avoid tariffs.
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Prices, contracts and processes are all standardized in order to avoid any surprise.
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He pleaded guilty to their murders in order to avoid a death sentence.
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We assume the worst possible outcome will occur, in order to avoid disappointment.
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The state law requires a majority vote in order to avoid a runoff.
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I engage in these obsessive hunts in order to avoid feeling my feelings.
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Narrowly tailored legislative language is critical in order to avoid further militarizing the police.
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Stents should not always be used in order to avoid kidney or liver failure.
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Maybe we look to the next step in order to avoid see- ing ourselves.
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"He is obfuscating in order to avoid being discovered as a liar," Pritzker said.
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The camera keeps things cropped tight in order to avoid any baby bump speculation.
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In order to avoid violating the sanctions, Glencore says it has stopped those payments.
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Last term, the justices worked diligently to seek compromise in order to avoid splits.
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"Kindly take some time to go over the information in order to avoid scams."
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Maybe PLL is pulling the same stunt yet again in order to avoid spoilers.
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Gergel had kept the competency hearing closed in order to avoid sequestering the jury.
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Of course, they will eventually have to stop in order to avoid runaway inflation.
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So, in order to avoid feeling disempowered, I have periodically opted out of dating.
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In order to avoid that, AI development needs to be open, collaborative, and careful.
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In order to avoid what Chase called "unintentional iced coffee," there's something called Ember.
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He has not left the Ecuadorian Embassy since 2012 in order to avoid arrest.
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Many Cubans were staying home in order to avoid extensive closures of main boulevards.
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Candidates need to secure 50 percent support in order to avoid a run-off.
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You pay a lot in subscription fees in order to avoid small transactional fees.
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Cramer believes that the president could pardon Cohen in order to avoid this scenario.
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In order to avoid misleading your readers you should rename your publication The Alarmist.
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It wants to establish a "permission-denied" regime in order to avoid relinquishing control.
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Instead, Bill told him to fly over the water in order to avoid hitting people.
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In order to avoid a harsh fate, lottery winners should not make any hasty decisions.
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When you play [basketball] you've got to take time off, in order to avoid injury.
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Democrats have tended to tread carefully on gun-control in order to avoid that prospect.
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In order to avoid whispering and influence-peddling, the appointment was kept secret until 2015.
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"In order to avoid it, we have to develop the infrastructure," he told state television.
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In order to avoid any potential future issues, I nearly eliminated my social media presence.
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Boeing maintains it did not move to South Carolina in order to avoid the union.
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State prosecutors then offered miners to end the sit-in in order to avoid charges.
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Businesses will have an incentive to classify sales as exports in order to avoid tax.
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Razzaz reportedly entered through a separate door in order to avoid walking over the flag.
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In order to avoid any confusion, students should file as soon as they are able.
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That warning was made in order to avoid casualties among Russian military advisers in Syria.
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Restraint was a necessity in order to avoid putting all the attention strictly on him.
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What would you wish for in order to avoid total control by the surveillance capitalists?
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Mr. Trump also signed a stopgap spending bill in order to avoid a government shutdown.
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He wants as little real information as possible in order to avoid inspiring copycat crime.
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The system was developed in order to avoid having to transport money through dangerous territories.
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Many Republicans voted for their party's nominee primarily in order to avoid a Clinton presidency.
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Many American companies store profits and revenues overseas in order to avoid American taxes, Trump said.
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Each episode, contestants will face off in competitions in order to avoid the dreaded elimination ceremony.
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Fairystrings are delicate: delicate on the lumens, and delicate to handle in order to avoid tangling.
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Should someone try to pull the line, it detaches in order to avoid crashing the drone.
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Shares were equally distributed in order to avoid ownership concentration among Russia's mafiosos and rich bureaucrats.
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This was done "in order to avoid the appearance of adverse safety effects," the draft stated.
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One of the scenes dwells upon how they mark their underwear in order to avoid confusion.
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In any case, in order to avoid becoming overwhelmed, the responsibility first lies with the viewer.
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Lawmakers have until Friday night to pass the stopgap bill in order to avoid a shutdown.
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They needed to secure at least 50.1 percent in order to avoid runoff elections in April.
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He steered clear of the rec center and the chow hall, in order to avoid entanglements.
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We stick with the known in order to avoid the hard work of exploring the unknown.
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Buruma is wise to recommend a balance of concessions and coördination in order to avoid war.
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I started to leave in order to avoid a scene, but Hany waved and limped over.
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Lawmakers must pass legislation this week to fund the government in order to avoid a shutdown.
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In order to avoid this issue altogether, treat your delicates as the name would suggest: delicately.
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In order to avoid the same fate, Craigslist had already removed its personal ad categories entirely.
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Cruz left his pickup and continued his journey by foot in order to avoid the gunmen.
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City governments are under pressure to ban diesel in order to avoid sanctions for excess pollution.
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Additionally, be sure to add some rinse aid in order to avoid spots on your glasses.
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Savvy consumers may need to act soon in order to avoid higher prices, according to Arone.
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Some sports fans appear willing to lose access to local games in order to avoid fees.
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So far, witnesses have turned over their phones in order to avoid a subpoena, CNBC reported.
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It sought a temporary restraining order against the state, in order to avoid the disruption of services.
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The suit requests a restraining order against the state, in order to avoid the disruption of services.
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Trump might want to consider inviting some the bill's allies in Congress in order to avoid incident.
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Will the administration monitor and penalize lobbyists who de-register in order to avoid the stricter guidelines?
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Essentially, the UK is racing the EU towards a ban in order to avoid some preventable embarrassment.
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In order to avoid confusion, combining private and public engagements in the same trip is actively discouraged.
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"The gentleman offered to leave in order to avoid a situation," Williams wrote in her viral post.
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"In order to avoid further arguments, we have decided to redesign Libra's keyboard hinge," the company wrote.
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"We don't advise customers to hide money in order to avoid tax," SEB spokesman Laurence Westerlund added.
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The winning candidate needs to secure a 50 percent majority in order to avoid a second vote.
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Revenues and profits from those ventures were held outside the country in order to avoid U.S. taxes.
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Subsidies on transport and utilities were withdrawn only gradually in order to avoid a spike in inflation.
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In order to avoid this, you might want to seek out US-based products with better security.
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There will need to be work outside of the negotiation box ... in order to avoid financial instability.
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Per Georgia law, candidates must win 50% of the vote in order to avoid a runoff election.
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They are pretty willing to hedge as soon as possible in order to avoid being trapped again.
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VPN apps on smartphones allow users to mask their location in order to avoid paying the tax.
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The decision was allegedly made without telling higher-level members of Twitter, in order to avoid objections.
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But business groups had urged him not to seek another term, in order to avoid more riots.
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In order to avoid this outcome, my brother and I had a number of methods for reconnaissance.
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Sometimes, the larger star will skip the ceremony in order to avoid upstaging her less famous counterpart.
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A dying priest takes the shortest of breaths in order to avoid the pain of breathing out.
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"We go slowly with our clearance operation in order to avoid harm to the civilians," he said.
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He also subdues his zany style for the show in order to avoid distracting from the bakers.
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Japan has also been convinced to sign a limited trade pact in order to avoid new tariffs.
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In the end, he'll show up in order to avoid, among other things, being called a coward.
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In order to avoid that, Gordon plans to exit the trade if its value falls to $50.
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The bill is being passed using a special budget procedure in order to avoid a Senate filibuster.
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In order to avoid such a loss, Gordon establishes a point to get out of the trade.
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They could also receive signals from a hidden pedestrian's mobile phone in order to avoid a collision.
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Often, the computer screen becomes a wall that we hide behind in order to avoid being vulnerable.
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In order to avoid potentially losing some money, some resellers have flocked to other points of sale.
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Republicans need eight Democrats to cross over and vote for Gorsuch in order to avoid a Democratic filibuster.
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In order to avoid any accidents, a wooden floor is also built with a white tarp on top.
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Investors and banks are counting on buyout firms to be successful, in order to avoid another disappointing year.
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Some municipalities have prohibited local retail marijuana sales, in order to avoid the potential strain on law enforcement.
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Some companies creatively measure their power ratings in order to avoid EU regulations that kick in above 250W.
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People are willing to rethink vacations in order to avoid getting into debt or getting deeper into debt.
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Trump's talking point that Amazon is seeking political influence in order to avoid paying taxes is badly outdated.
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At the time, the company said it was agreeing to the settlement in order to avoid protracted litigation.
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She knew I was intentionally not taking it seriously in order to avoid having the conversation about it.
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Many companies today direct their users to the web or other platforms in order to avoid marketplace fees.
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This is all done very cautiously and in small steps in order to avoid sparking a wider conflict.
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Its state owners are not allowed to swallow any losses in order to avoid new state aid proceedings.
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I then slumped over in an alley in order to avoid drawing attention to myself on the phone.
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Minkoff said that you need to set "very strong boundaries" and stay disciplined in order to avoid burnout.
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In order to avoid a technological catastrophe, every college student should regularly backup their essays, assignments and projects.
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They cause capital to be invested primarily in order to avoid taxes rather than to generate economic growth.
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Others are choosing to change their schedules and weekend plans altogether in order to avoid the longer commute.
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Companies quickly settle any case that passes the preliminary stages in order to avoid negative precedents or publicity.
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Because that's where Pfizer is pretending to move in order to avoid paying $21625 billion in U.S. taxes.
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Congress will also have to pass a funding bill next week in order to avoid a government shutdown.
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It's an outlook that encourages athletes to put up a facade in order to avoid admitting to weakness.
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"In order to avoid such situations, we decided we need the fence", Misiunas said at the groundbreaking ceremony.
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For years, Uber has referred to its drivers as "partners" in order to avoid classifying them as employees.
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Mr. McKnight said the source did not want to post the material in order to avoid being tracked.
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" Mr. Simmons said he would not try to overturn the ban, in order to avoid creating a "distraction.
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For one thing, in order to avoid conflicts of interest, they often faced demands to relinquish financial holdings.
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It suggests forbearance to provocations in order to avoid escalation of conflicts that might draw us into war.
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The U.S. and China are also reportedly seeking to restart talks in order to avoid a trade war.
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Companies quickly settle any case that passes the preliminary stages in order to avoid negative precedents or publicity.
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The bill passed on Thursday includes some budgetary gymnastics in order to avoid adding to the federal debt.
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Companies typically suspend those kinds of buybacks ahead of quarterly reports in order to avoid illegal insider trading.
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But they also want to prevent businesses from shifting profits to other countries in order to avoid taxes.
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I had to go back and click "check out" multiple times in order to avoid this error message.
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Today, Argentina's president flies in a rented plane in order to avoid the embarrassment of having a jet seized.
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San Antonio Councilman Rey Saldana has since called for action in order to avoid similar tragedies in the future.
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Many firms are leaving China for other countries, including the United States, in order to avoid paying the Tariffs.
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But he is intent on keeping Instant Pot owners happy in order to avoid becoming the next kitchen fad.
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Trump also said China manipulates its currency in order to avoid the squeeze of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Pray tell, when precisely should a woman find love and marry it in order to avoid remarkably offensive language?
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In order to avoid this, the U.S. may have to slap tariffs on more Chinese goods, Lighthizer reportedly said.
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Additionally, a judge ordered he pay $161,663 by Wednesday in order to avoid being held in contempt of court.
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Even more damaging, the company would have to fundamentally reshape its ad system in order to avoid future fines.
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Other times you'll need to suspend a bridge from the ceiling in order to avoid bright red laser beams.
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In order to avoid some of these persecutions, many LGBTQ workers simply opt to stay closeted while at work.
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In order to avoid another debacle, France's Prime Minister Manuel Valls quickly agreed to work on a new law.
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Normally, you have to pay at least 90 percent of your tax liability in order to avoid the penalty.
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Andersen purposefully conceals her appearance online in order to avoid the internet-based abuse many female public figures experience.
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So, in order to avoid losing Java to decay or to a competitor, Oracle started trying to buy it.
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It's unclear if the ship will have to alter its route at all in order to avoid the storm.
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"Russian air force planes do not strike residential districts in populated areas in order to avoid casualties," Konashenkov said.
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This would be a system that would temporarily wrest control from human drivers in order to avoid a collision.
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However, behind the scenes the EU is preparing for another delay in order to avoid a no-deal Brexit.
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He is currently living at the Ecuadorian embassy in London in order to avoid extradition to the United States.
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Pacing requires people to balance rest and activity in order to avoid making their fatigue and other symptoms worse.
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Some labor-intensive final assembly will shift to countries like Vietnam in order to avoid the 25-percent tax.
|
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McMaster must win 50% of the vote or more in order to avoid what would be an embarrassing runoff.
|
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In order to avoid extreme outliers, we've only included the Glassdoor listings that had five or more employee reviews.
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Large companies may also steer clear of contracting with small businesses entirely in order to avoid joint employer liability.
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In order to avoid the loss, Gordon establishes a certain point for him to step out of the trade.
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The vast majority of sellers are poor; some sell a kidney to repay debts in order to avoid prison.
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In response, insurance executives tell Vox they will charge steeper rates in 299 in order to avoid losing money.
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In order to avoid having to muck about with this at all, foreign banks simply refuse US account holders.
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In order to avoid plowing into other cars or making illegal lane changes, they need a lot of help.
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That forced Petty to go along the wall and overtake him in order to avoid a rear-end collision.
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Put simply, social distancing involves staying away from other people in order to avoid catching or spreading a virus.
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He knows exactly which loophole to exploit in order to avoid punishment and gets off the hook with ease.
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He was recommending a strategic feint, a mental foray into the future in order to avoid a present reckoning.
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Nevertheless, anti-Lukashenka activists often purposely take informal jobs in order to avoid being financially dependent on the state.
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Historically, Congress has been very deferential in exercising its immunity powers in order to avoid interfering with criminal investigations.
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The surveys are intended to determine how much fishing a given species can sustain, in order to avoid overfishing.
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When Harvey hit Houston, officials didn't tell residents to leave in order to avoid clogging highways and other roads.
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He also said China manipulates its currency in order to avoid the squeeze of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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He hopes to bring his family, who moved to Villahermosa, Tabasco's capital, in order to avoid the gangsters in Paraiso.
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In 2013, Lumley faced backlash after she advised women to "dress properly" and behave in order to avoid sexual assault.
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She hopes people can learn the importance of having honest conversations about finances in order to avoid getting into trouble.
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Less than two years later, he pleaded guilty to weapons and murder charges in order to avoid a death sentence.
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In the past, the company has said it was settling the class action case in order to avoid protracted litigation.
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A careful and balanced approach is necessary in order to avoid a major setback for consumer privacy and data security.
|
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Most defense lawyers encourage their clients to enter into a plea agreement in order to avoid a lengthy prison sentence.
|
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In order to avoid the madness and book the cheapest fare, a travel expert advises fliers to utilize certain resources.
|
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To recap: Sweden is the country from which the Wikileaks founder and "editor" fled in order to avoid rape charges.
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In order to avoid spending money every week on laundry, I'll hand wash some of my clothes in the sink.
|
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And despite being transgender, Bono has decided not to take any trans roles in order to avoid being type cast.
|
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However, the two states are not allowed to take on any losses in order to avoid new state aid proceedings.
|
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"Weak minds and leaders challenge loyalty to our country in order to avoid challenging and debating the policy," she said.
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Remington blames user errors, but says it agreed to replace the triggers anyway in order to avoid drawn out litigation.
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Italy's government is looking to make concessions to its budget in order to avoid disciplinary action by the European Commission.
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There are several ways to verify that a clinic is real in order to avoid being misled by a CPC.
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Additionally, a judge ordered he pay $214,22017 by March 6 in order to avoid being held in contempt of court.
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Under the FTC's rules, these paid posts must be clearly marked as such in order to avoid deceiving potential customers.
|
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Those extra pounds mean extra fuel costs, which require airlines to do some cutting in order to avoid raising prices.
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China has warned the US against arms sales to the self-ruled island in order to avoid harming bilateral relations.
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Gatherings of diplomats are usually dull affairs, with the participants restricting themselves to bromides in order to avoid open disagreements.
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Merkel said an alternative could be found within the next "30 days" in order to avoid a no-deal Brexit.
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But there are a number of steps you can take and tips to remember in order to avoid being targeted.
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In order to avoid a dark November, the establishment needs the Trump supporters and the Trump supporters need the establishment.
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The study also showed that the majority of franchise businesses have been offering less services in order to avoid lawsuits.
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Don't add salt to water before it boils in order to avoid leaving white marks or pitting at the bottom.
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Two years ago, Israel and Russia agreed to coordinate military actions over Syria in order to avoid accidentally trading fire.
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It also would have dug into its host's tweets before hiring him, in order to avoid responding to criticism reactively.
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At that time, Fox had planned to divest CNN - which competes with Fox News - in order to avoid antitrust issues.
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Marketplaces need to start by populating local supply in order to avoid the empty room problem when the demand arrives.
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In order to avoid the political circus and conundrums, it might be best to leave rescheduling to the executive branch.
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I'm exactly the kind of voter the GOP needs in order to avoid becoming the dying, geriatric party of yesterday.
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In order to avoid suspicion, the cartel would add sand to the cans so that they would weigh as labeled.
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For those enrollees, H.S.A. contributions must stop six months before their Medicare effective date in order to avoid tax penalties.
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Some may even choose to preemptively classify them as employees in order to avoid a lengthy and expensive legal battle.
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He once wrote poems in French and then translated them back into English in order to avoid customary word associations.
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He also called for more attention and diligence in managing world conflicts in order to avoid future acts of violence.
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Democrats want any authorization to limit operations in order to avoid another open-ended ground war in the Middle East.
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So allow me to say "I'm Negan," or whomever I need to be in order to avoid more "breaking" episodes.
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But precisely how much exercise might be needed in order to avoid heart disease has remained very much in question.
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In order to avoid public panic, health authorities often end up providing false assurances in the face of genuine uncertainty.
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Wednesday's arguments drew on the limitations placed on states in order to avoid getting in the way of federal law.
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"Locally produced crude should be given priority in order to avoid a reduction in jobs and tax revenue," Aranguren said.
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The dead sea turtles have since been removed from the water and buried in order to avoid any further contamination.
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Past presidents have refrained from talking frequently about the stock markets in order to avoid being tied to their performance.
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Barakat replied that, in order to avoid an armed response, the government should make some concessions and enact moderate reforms.
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" "This indictment accuses Mr. Craig of misleading the FARA Unit of the Department of Justice in order to avoid registration.
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It would operate not unlike the challenges to prospective jurors by trial lawyers in order to avoid highly prejudiced members.
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Biden pledged that, in order to avoid potential conflicts of interest, he would never own a stock or a bond.
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The economist said there was a need for the creation of new jobs and upskilling in order to avoid redundancies.
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In order to avoid a near collapse of our nation's health insurance market, we need a Republican Congress next year.
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Last week, the FDA urged medical providers to take certain precautions in order to avoid shortages of health-care products.
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In attempting to squeeze Hamas into submission, Abbas bet the group would capitulate in order to avoid a humanitarian disaster.
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Instead, it has chosen to act as though that power isn't real, perhaps in order to avoid even more antitrust scrutiny.
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The slow, non-stealthy A-10 flies very low—down to 100 feet—in order to avoid detection by enemy sensors.
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For example, the focus is mainly on short-duration bonds (around five years) in order to avoid excessive interest-rate risks.
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So now, in order to avoid paying, Daniel has the migrants get out of the vehicles and walk around the checkpoints.
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Many top publications, including Recode, chose to kill their comments in order to avoid moderating the growing mass of hate speech.
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Many others have followed suit, choosing to kill the comments in order to avoid moderating the growing mass of hate speech.
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I know my side of the argument requires prolonging some people's suffering in order to avoid the early death of others.
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We need people who understand economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure and how to employ those instruments in order to avoid war.
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In addition, some WTO members that have advanced economies are claiming "developing country status" in order to avoid their trade obligations.
|
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Apple, in particular, was called out for allegedly making an exclusivity deal with Qualcomm in order to avoid its onerous terms.
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The WikiLeaks founder was first granted asylum in 2012 in order to avoid extradition to Sweden over allegations of sexual assault.
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Chambers is now ambassador for La French Tech and doesn't invest in French startups in order to avoid conflicts of interest.
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The rapper better have put his ass on a jet right after the show, in order to avoid big legal trouble.
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This has enabled the party's pro-Remain constituency to force him to promise a referendum in order to avoid further defections.
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She needs to appoint a Remainer to replace him, in order to avoid upsetting the delicate political balance in the cabinet.
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Fed officials say they need to maintain some secrecy over monetary policy decisions in order to avoid falling under political pressure.
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Unfortunately, that's just a little lie we need to tell ourselves in order to avoid Halloween costume anxiety — at all costs.
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He admitted mid-trial to 49 felony counts against him regarding his daughter's death in order to avoid the death penalty.
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There's nothing more disheartening than someone placating you with a non-compliment in order to avoid making an honest, upsetting critique.
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After his arrest, Lopez entered a not guilty plea which he changed last month in order to avoid the death penalty.
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In December, Trump announced plans to dissolve his charitable foundation in order to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest.
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Adults must be aware of their own stresses and triggers in order to avoid potentially retraumatizing the children they care for.
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These crucial details needed mentioning, in my opinion, in order to avoid complete erasure from the media and those consuming it.
|
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"Weak minds and leaders challenge loyalty to our country in order to avoid challenging and debating the policy," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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It has enough intelligence to perceive threats to its existence and then move entire asteroids in order to avoid those threats.
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Trump has called for companies to move manufacturing elsewhere, including to the U.S., in order to avoid tariffs on Chinese imports.
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He also said he would go after corporations that try to stash money overseas in order to avoid onerous tax burdens.
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They contended they were entitled to know the source of the drugs in order to avoid unnecessary pain during the executions.
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Some of the major manufacturers have announced that they are going to reformulate their products in order to avoid the tax.
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This in turn forced minimum balance requirements for customers to increase by over 50 percent in order to avoid the fees.
|
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Civil liberties lawyers have said that police need "probable cause," and therefore a warrant, in order to avoid constitutionally unreasonable searches.
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"Many firms are leaving China for other countries, including the United States, in order to avoid paying the Tariffs," he added.
|
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In order to avoid having to say "Pearls of the Orient," I ordered a lychee martini — not exactly an original concoction.
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The Fifth Amendment provides a legal right that can be invoked by a person in order to avoid testifying under oath.
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There's a set list for every class, and you have the option to preload classes in order to avoid buffering time.
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It's not just that she has to smile when she might prefer to shout in order to avoid activating sexist resentments.
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Markets will be watching to see if either side concedes some things in order to avoid a longer, more damaging fight.
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He does adhere to some of the Republican platform — as he would have to in order to avoid to total excommunication.
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Last year, I tried to do it all in order to avoid this guilt and to keep up with my friends.
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In order to avoid a paper trail, she says the permit owner demanded she make the payment in two cash installments.
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On the night of August 22009-260, she acted as the "lookout" in order to avoid participating in the Tate murders.
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In order to avoid that, there was basically a black box put over conversations around sex and sexuality for trans people.
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U.S. firms would be forced to disinvest in hundreds of such projects around the world in order to avoid legal sanctions.
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The French did not respond to the tweets on Tuesday in order to avoid taking domestic attention away from the commemorations.
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There are companies that may be weighing whether it makes sense to increase production in order to avoid the bullwhip effect.
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In order to avoid further issues, Google is shutting down the feature, which is expected to be completed by August 9th.
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All of the dogs were required to wear undergarments, called bellybands, while in the hotel in order to avoid any accidents.
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He was charged with structuring cash withdrawals in increments of $9,000 in order to avoid federal anti-money-laundering reporting requirements.
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"I just think you fill your life with other people's problems in order to avoid addressing your own," Sasha tells Helen.
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The Fed injected trillions of dollars into the economy in order to avoid a catastrophic economic collapse during the banking crisis.
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Yet regardless of those cuts, the IRS still must generate the same amount of revenues in order to avoid a deficit.
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Republicans are passing their health overhaul bill through a special budget process in order to avoid a filibuster in the Senate.
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Finally, a first investment should be held for at least a year, in order to avoid short-term capital gains taxes.
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In order to avoid having your policy considered a MEC, it must meet the "seven-pay test" set by the IRS.
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Net interest on the national debt, which has to be paid in order to avoid a default, will be $390 billion.
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He tried to recall the things you were meant to do and not to do in order to avoid conflagrating yourself.
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Local Chinese commanders preferred, however, to keep Ho's Vietnam in place in order to avoid the chaos occurring in the south.
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Lawmakers need to raise the budget caps in order to avoid across-the-board spending cuts that are mandated by sequestration.
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Still other calls try to convince people to pay up with cash or gift cards in order to avoid getting arrested.
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He called on Musk's legal counsel to contact him in order to avoid litigation and to correct the allegedly false statements.
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It will take drastic, unprecedented government intervention in order to avoid mass unemployment, another Great Depression, and thousands of preventable deaths.
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And this is when our innate empathy drives us to escape, in order to avoid those feelings and impede our humanity.
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Adults and children all scurry around trying to find where they're supposed to be in order to avoid the same fate.
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In order to avoid these fees, customers should look at their bank statements and determine whether they're enrolled in an overdraft program.
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The low unemployment rate will likely influence the Fed to raise interest rates in order to avoid a sharp rise in inflation.
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It's likely Facebook wants to keep this information to itself in order to avoid giving any political factions ammunition to cry foul.
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The Justice Department said it preferred to resolve the issues with Alabama through a "more cooperative approach" in order to avoid litigation.
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Mom was too busy filming to react, so Adam used his secret agent baby skills in order to avoid the dreaded bedtime.
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It is also something that the U.K. government has agreed to in order to avoid the same problem at the Irish border.
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Now, in order to avoid a life-threatening allergic reaction, Johanna lives 24/7 in the confines of an air-locked bedroom.
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And Trump's administration, of course, is asserting this in order to avoid a full investigation of his campaign's alleged contact with Russia.
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He wants the owners to give their homes to the town government, which they might do in order to avoid property taxes.
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In an increasingly automated and online retail world, companies must evolve ahead of the curve in order to avoid getting left behind.
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When the Japanese Army entered Shanghai in 1941, his family urged him to flee to unoccupied China in order to avoid conscription.
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He has been holed up in the Embassy of Ecuador in London since 22 in order to avoid a warrant against him.
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Doctors say that women should only wear a tampon for eight hours or less, in order to avoid toxic shock syndrome (TSS).
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They should also understand what they value and why in order to avoid making unnecessary purchases, and find strong mentors, he advises.
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Spicer and his staff huddled behind a hedge Tuesday night in order to avoid a swarm of reporters, The Washington Post reported.
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Consider converting pretax dollars in chunks at a time in order to avoid a sharp spike in income and taxes, said Slott.
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Assange entered the Ecuadorian Embassy in London in 2012 in order to avoid extradition to Sweden where he was wanted for questioning.
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You also need to pay more attention to your strands — especially if they're natural — in order to avoid damaging them from dryness.
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In order to avoid a crisis once retirement comes, Teixeira suggests they should always think of their latest contract as their last.
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In order to avoid further dilution in future, the group also committed to scrapping scrip dividends, with payouts only in cash instead.
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But, while planes have access to better information in order to avoid potential turbulence, the phenomena themselves may be becoming more common.
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Mueller has agreed to resign from his private law firm in order to avoid any conflicts of interest, the AG's office said.
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Now, though, the company says it has physically changed the Note 5's internal mechanism in order to "avoid the issue" altogether.
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Feinstein argued it was critical for America to learn about what she called "an ugly truth" in order to avoid repeating it.
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I chose to carefully walk through the obstacle when it was my turn in order to avoid as many wires as possible.
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Welcome news to the millions like me who switched to the web app in order to avoid Messenger in the first place!
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But simply looking the other way in order to avoid feeling bad, is the pendulum swinging too far in the other direction?
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Behind the scenes, employees often complained that editors had created a culture of fear in order to avoid any hints of bias.
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The woman said she didn't report the incidents at the time in order to avoid embarrassment, and out of fear of retaliation.
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Some creatives spend years honing their artistic talents in order to avoid careers in business, finance, and other traditionally left-brained disciplines.
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"When a president (who faked a disability in order to avoid serving) attacks a departed war hero, it's for attention," Buttigieg tweeted.
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Congress must pass legislation to continue funding the government by the end of the week in order to avoid a government shutdown.
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In order to avoid existing patent pitfalls, most autonomous vehicle developers currently rely on trade secrets law to protect their intellectual property.
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First, China is aiming to climb up the semiconductor scale as quickly as possible in order to avoid relying on foreign suppliers.
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One of the company's employees shared with me that in order to avoid discrimination, he goes by his Anglo-sounding middle name.
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That is why, Mr. Yang said, ushers are specifically trained to aim at patrons from behind, in order to avoid the eyes.
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Motherboard is not naming the specific YouTuber who posted the videos in order to avoid directing more people to the person's channel.
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EU IS PREPARING TO GRANT UK A THIRD BREXIT EXTENSION IN OCTOBER IN ORDER TO AVOID A NO-DEAL BREXIT- BUSINESS INSIDER
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The Justice Department accused Craig of misleading officials in order to avoid registering with the department as a foreign agent under FARA.
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In order to avoid jail time, artists began self-censoring, particularly when dealing with issues related to ethnic minorities, politics, and religion.
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Typically, most members of the cartel don't know where the money is hidden in order to avoid seizure if anyone is caught.
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Either way, though, it's created a situation where effective US-Russia communication is essential in order to avoid sending the wrong signal.
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Tortillas are also a staple, Ms. Schierholz said, because NASA does not use bread in microgravity in order to avoid pesky crumbs.
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Some US importers have shifted their supply chains, buying from manufacturers in other Asian countries in order to avoid paying the tariff.
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Bloomberg News reported that the world's largest economies are trying to restart talks in order to avoid a full-blown trade war.
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She mostly accepts donations in cash and in person — in order to avoid undercover police officers who sometimes pose as enthusiastic supporters.
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You might bury a body for purely practical reasons, in order to avoid attracting dangerous scavengers and/or to reduce the smell.
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The talks, which are scheduled to end on Wednesday, are being held in order to avoid the prospect of history repeating itself.
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In order to avoid that scenario, Gordon has a plan to exit the trade if the ETF does, in fact, keep rising.
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He said in spring training that he spent the off-season trying to improve his legs in order to avoid an injury.
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All of the families asked that their last names not be used in order to avoid endangering themselves or their immigration cases.
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"We strongly encourage the parties to find a political and peaceful solution in order to avoid further escalation," a ministry spokeswoman said.
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In order to avoid tragic stories like that of Corey Walgren and others, it is vital that the Senate reject this legislation.
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His parents had sent him to Britain in 2000, at the age of sixteen, in order to avoid conscription by the Taliban.
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It touches on serious stuff, and then it touches on a guy turning himself into a pickle in order to avoid therapy.
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In order to avoid the horror of that abyss, one of the best things you can do is Legos—following the diagram.
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Once the couple became engaged, the Pramana employee transitioned the account to a colleague in order to avoid the appearance of any impropriety.
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Critics argue the law will hurt freedom of speech by forcing social media platforms to censor users in order to avoid potential fines.
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Other justices, included Chief Justice John Roberts, referred to the "Ginsburg standard" in order to avoid answering questions about current cases and controversies.
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The lesson: All 17 users should immediately change their password as a precauation, in order to avoid third party access to their account.
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Norman and Esther struggle to maintain control of their own star images, eloping in order to avoid the prying eyes of celebrity journalists.
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I don't want to see anymore tokenism or just pigeonholing people of color into stories that aren't theirs in order to avoid controversy.
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It's an old tactic — for decades, Supreme Court nominees have used those talking points in order to avoid revealing their opinions about Roe.
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Given that reality, a responsible government has an obligation to try to regulate the system in order to avoid the need for bailouts.
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Royal protocol bans royals from eating shellfish, rare meat, or overly spicy food — especially while traveling — in order to avoid any awkwardness. 11.
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The INSIDER Summary: There are several ways to work the system in order to avoid sitting next to a baby on a plane.
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At the same time, I also knew that I wanted to try to put down 20193% in order to avoid paying mortgage insurance.
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That's true, even if Spotify isn't currently paying 30 percent because it stopped offering subscriptions through iOS in order to avoid the fee.
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"There was no need to participate in an experiment involving the gene editing of embryos in order to avoid transmitting HIV," Jefferys said.
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We worry that diarists with high incomes may feel they must come off as perfect and always frugal in order to avoid criticism.
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So you should consider running the new software on a secondary device, in order to avoid ruining your day-to-day phone usage.
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New research shows that, in order to avoid getting eaten during sex, male nursery spiders will tie up their partners with silken threads.
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Thakorn also said mobile companies have backed a suggestion that people not be allowed to play after dark in order to avoid accidents.
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Western donors have withheld aid from rebel-held areas in order to avoid helping terrorist groups, such as HTS, which controls Idlib province.
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Benitez added that he thinks the Mexican government was trying to deport his client in order to avoid the lengthy process of extradition.
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I did the math and evacuated, foregoing the pay and taking a hit to my professional reputation in order to avoid getting slaughtered.
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For comparison, Fox News recently suspended Newt Gingrich in order to avoid a conflict of interest, as he is on Trump's VP shortlist.
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The service also only offers one article per page load — at least for the time being — in order to avoid spamming its users.
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But in order to avoid anti-nepotism laws, the children were often put on the payroll of the RNC or DNC, Wead said.
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"We no longer make profits since we cannot continue increasing the prices of our goods in order to avoid losing clients," she said.
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Congressional GOP leaders intend to pass a tax reform bill through a process known as reconciliation in order to avoid a Democratic filibuster.
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Secret Service largely keeps quiet about the specific costs of protecting a presidential family, in order to avoid the politicization of their efforts.
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Trump has been under fire from critics who have urged him to divest his business in order to avoid potential conflicts of interest.
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The campaigners are currently cooperating with the police force and Civil Aviation Authority in order to avoid safety risks surrounding the blimp launch.
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"We should have been clearer in our communication and engagement in order to avoid such misunderstandings between Germany and the kingdom," he said.
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And through all that, it has to lock the foot in place in order to avoid friction issues like hot spots and blisters.
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But researchers often publish before they get the slam-dunk odds, in order to avoid getting scooped by a competing team, Seager says.
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Justice, a Democrat and longtime agriculture businessman worth about $1.6 billion, refused to veto the bill in order to avoid a government shutdown.
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The company even provided details about how to use a VPN in order to avoid having their emails traced back to the company.
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It's also common practice to use footage of tame or zoo animals for close-up shots, in order to avoid disturbing wild animals.
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However there are other types of usage restrictions Inne users will need to observe in order to avoid negatively affecting the hormonal measurements.
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The two sides will discuss whether they can come to an agreement in order to avoid a proxy fight for control of Yahoo.
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"I don't think that AT&T will try to proactively divest these license assets in order to avoid FCC scrutiny," Greenfield told Motherboard.
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They are smart, and have been known to trick hounds into being their close personal friends, in order to avoid capture / certain death.
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He declined to mention specific individuals beyond Sessions in order to avoid having more of a "negative impact" on the campaign, he said.
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Congress needed to pass the budget deal, which also includes a stopgap funding bill, by midnight in order to avoid a government shutdown.
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Milton is HIV-positive and registers for treatment at a clinic farther from home in order to avoid further discrimination in her area.
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According to a report from Nick Underhill at The Athletic, Brady goes to great lengths in order to avoid his centers' sweaty butts.
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In order to avoid unnecessary interruption in the new drone economy, lawmakers must develop and support policies that ensure a safe-drone economy.
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In fact, many people wonder whether they should hire a professional come tax season in order to avoid mistakes and an unwanted audit.
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We will begin to act only when the interests of all parties have been taken into account in order to avoid any conflicts.
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China needs to carry out measures to make up for this deficiency, in order to avoid this issue continuing to grow and ferment.
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Employees at Puzder's restaurants report being pressured to work "off the clock" as they approach 40 hours in order to avoid overtime payments.
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It recommends a camera to be installed into future iterations of its design in order to avoid interactions like this in the future.
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One question is whether Mr. Wheeler will try to negotiate a compromise with California and other states in order to avoid risky litigation.
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But Mao said the government will refrain from flooding the market with excessive liquidity, in order to avoid pushing consumer prices even higher.
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The officials said the new strategy will allow for the gradual removal of illegal farmers in order to avoid a negative social impact.
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"We will inspect all the rehabilitation centers in order to avoid a repeat of what we found in this shelter," the message ran.
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Listen to your public health officials, because in order to avoid a healthcare system collapse, we must all act swiftly, and with unity.
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Other people are working from home when they'd typically commute and some are practicing "social distancing" in order to avoid contracting the virus.
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Heroism is not morally obligatory, not teachable and not what we must demand of citizens in order to avoid catastrophic crimes against humanity.
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The president instead asked Congress to pass new benchmarks for Iran to achieve in order to avoid nuclear-related sanctions down the road.
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If you really must bring bags into the dining room, ask your server where to stow them in order to avoid any accidents.
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"I particularly urge Israel to exercise extreme caution with the use of force in order to avoid casualties," he said in a statement.
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Instead, the DHS rolled out new security measures that all international flights must follow in order to avoid the restriction on large electronics.
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In America, we have constitutional guarantees of due process to protect everyone, including immigrants, in order to avoid precisely this kind of injustice.
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The move comes as an increasing number of passengers have decided to carry on their luggage in order to avoid checked baggage fees.
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The new policy relies on "publicly available earnings data" in order to avoid the privacy law problems that halted the administration's first strategy.
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Rather, he told VICE News, they were withdrawing in order to avoid a major confrontation that could have ended with more civilian casualties.
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Last week, Watts agreed to a plea deal in order to avoid the death penalty, pleading guilty to nine charges including first-degree murder.
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In order to avoid getting their house foreclosed, her mother was forced to to go back to work cleaning houses and driving a bus.
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Former Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said Tuesday that more interest rate hikes are needed in order to avoid the economy running too hot.
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" The department found that the requirement led prosecutors to "over-investigate" in order to avoid public backlash for "not having turned over every stone.
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Sound smart: The process the oxygen-deprived naked mole-rats switch to in order to avoid brain and tissue damage is fructose-driven glycolysis.
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The tribe is now asking the federal government to take action against the occupiers, in order to avoid the destruction of any cultural heritage.
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That idea was rejected by Republicans months ago in favor of simultaneously repealing and replacing Obamacare in order to avoid chaos in insurance markets.
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Because of this, it's crucial that employees do their due diligence when seeking jobs, in order to avoid toxic workplaces that could cause burnout.
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The film follows the journalist who uncovered the Panama Papers, linking powerful political figures to off-shore banking accounts in order to avoid taxes.
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With running in particular, it's important to plan ahead in order to avoid eating foods that could trigger runner's trots, or running-induced diarrhea.
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"Amazon may have acted upon perceived incentives to make more minority investments in order to avoid increased regulatory pressure related to the company size."
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Griffiths, who took up his post in March, said he was close to securing a solution in order to avoid more "last minute surprises".
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In order to avoid tax optimization schemes, big tech companies that generate significant revenue in France are taxed on their revenue generated in France.
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Every now and then, satellites in orbit around Earth have to do slight course-correction maneuvers, in order to avoid collisions with other satellites.
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Fetty Wap struck a deal in order to avoid jail time over his DUI arrest in November of last year, according to multiple reports.
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For now, he would like to know more about who might respond in order to avoid exposing huge numbers of men to potential risks.
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"We will need a big encore after 2030 ... in order to avoid the bulk of the worst impacts described in this report," he said.
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Even then their working hours are strictly limited, in order to avoid prolonged exposure to radiation and because operating in the suits is exhausting.
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It was Clapper who was at the center of the Obama administration&aposs effort to scrub the clearance list in order to avoid leaking.
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Your destiny, which you signed over to Facebook in order to avoid learning a few lines of code, would once again be your own.
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According to TMZ, McGregor's legal team is trying to work out a plea deal in order to avoid facing possibly seven years in prison.
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In fact, her mother said she at first tried to persuade her to keep quiet in order to avoid publicity and its associated humiliations.
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The Senate has held zero hearings and McConnell has written the legislation behind closed doors in order to avoid public scrutiny and political blowback.
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In order to avoid penalizing companies who already pay taxes in France, the amount paid will be deductible from pretax income, Le Maire said.
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Specifically, the embedded sensors that tell the doors how to open in order to avoid hitting people, cars and ceilings have been most troublesome.
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Walking silently along a trail of sand in order to avoid making a noise, as the film portrays, Glover begins whispering about West's tweets.
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" According to Judge Boasberg, the pipeline route was changed 85033 times in North Dakota alone in order to avoid area with potential "cultural resources.
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Maduro's government had remained current on that bond even as it defaulted on most other debt in order to avoid losing control of Citgo.
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The resilience features on comms and infrared satellites might include better thrusters, allowing the spacecraft to maneuver more quickly in order to avoid attack.
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"When a president (who faked a disability in order to avoid serving) attacks a departed war hero, it's for attention," Buttigieg tweeted in March.
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So far, the administration has tried to avoid imposing tariffs on consumer items in order to avoid politically controversial price rises at retail level.
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It can continue to follow shortsighted policies with a massive human cost in order to avoid responsibility in helping out fellow humans in need.
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Before we reach that point, Congress could pass legislation specifically denying the president authority to terminate these trade agreements, in order to avoid uncertainty.
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In order to avoid warping the video by making it too wide or narrow, for example, stick to using the corner boxes when resizing.
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The state or CDP would not enter in the carrier's shareholding, in order to avoid violating rules that would consider the funds state aide.
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The family members were not allowed to enter the room where they are being treated, in order to avoid infection, Dr Chaiyawej Thanapaisarn said.
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Don't use metal scouring pads or abrasive cleaners in order to avoid scratching the stainless steel's surface (unless you aren't too concerned about aesthetics).
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Last year, the IPCC warned that we only have until 2030 to act in order to avoid the worst consequences of severe climate change.
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The regulator said its approval would be conditioned on Syngenta divesting five specific products, without naming them, in order to avoid risks to competition.
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Finding patients isn't hard: Chan said he regularly gets contacted by people interested in trying phage therapy in order to avoid continuous antibiotic treatment.
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French would use a Polaroid camera in order to avoid the middleman of a photo lab to process imagery considered indecent at the time.
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In order to avoid the controversy caused by comparing the alcohol degree, these 2 cocktails are with same alcohol degree and with same price.
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Companies based outside Hong Kong that do business in the city do it in order to avoid incurring the cost of a new office.
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It also raised questions about whether the foundation had fully followed procedures it had voluntarily agreed to in order to avoid those very issues.
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"In order to avoid the black market from flourishing any further, we're going to move into regulated sales as quickly as possible," Rutledge said.
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In general, when it comes to immigration, federal law supersedes state law in order to avoid a patchwork of different regulations across the country.
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Fred Trump, the president's father, transferred hundreds of millions of dollars to his son, often in order to avoid estate taxes, the report found.
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Lawmakers must mitigate the revenue loss from those tax cuts in order to avoid a Democratic filibuster and pass a bill along party lines.
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Co-founder Sean Rad, along with eight former and current Tinder execs, says IAC purposefully deflated Tinder's valuation in order to avoid paying him.
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For their part, Garcia said Annunciation House would not apply for reimbursement, in order to avoid the taint of association with the federal government.
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If these were two doctors prescribing drugs, you'd certainly need to tell them about each other, in order to avoid unfortunate drug interactions, say.
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Some United States companies that were publicly traded in 20083 have since gone private, often precisely in order to avoid intensified scrutiny from regulators.
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Supply chains have been broken as companies that once manufactured products in China have tried to find alternatives in order to avoid the tariffs.
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Robert Pattinson stars as Monte, a young man who has agreed to participate in an extraterrestrial mission in order to avoid the death penalty.
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Social media users hoping to lean on their phones in order to avoid family interactions on Thanksgiving had a temporary loss of their crutch.
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In order to avoid tainting his big moment with partisan jabs, he might steer clear of his hardline views on the most divisive issues.
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He has endorsed raising the federal gas tax to pay for new roads in order to avoid deficit spending, a rare position among Republicans.
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Lawmakers need to raise the budget caps in order to avoid across-the-board spending cuts that are mandated by sequestration. http://bit.ly/2E6900uBVZ.
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Such a rescue would hand over control to a business rescue practitioner who then tries to restore the company in order to avoid liquidation.
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In order to avoid being traced, the plane flew around the world, stopping in several places, including Morocco and Brazil, before landing in Thailand.
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In order to avoid the third government shutdown this year, lawmakers will now rush to pass the 2,2.43-page legislation by Friday's midnight deadline.
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Some may think that an ailment like face blindness would force a person to retreat from public life, in order to avoid awkward scenarios.
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But in order to avoid problems related to "actions of unfriendly jurisdictions" the finance ministry encourages companies to use the Russian platform, Vyshkovsky said.
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Netanyahu is fighting for his political survival and needs to remain in power in order to avoid a possible indictment for fraud and bribery.
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The FTC can punish ISPs that fail to keep net neutrality promises, but companies can just forgo making those promises in order to avoid penalties.
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In order to avoid more than 1.5°C of global warming, they say, aviation emissions will need to stabilize by 2020 and then start falling.
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He signed a directive to dismantle Dodd-Frank, which regulates the banking industry in order to avoid another economic meltdown like the one in 22008.
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Generally, industry groups and Republicans have argued that any new federal law should preempt privacy laws in the states, in order to avoid overlapping standards.
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"If someone runs into the road, you cannot afford the time to compress and uncompress a video" in order to avoid hitting them, Angha said.
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Fraudsters will send an email or text message to taxpayers asking them to verify personal information in order to avoid delays in receiving their return.
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In 1988, anticipating the Soviet Union's collapse, he reached out to the United States, South Korea and Japan in order to avoid overdependence on China.
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Experts widely agreed, however, that Canberra should release clearly worded legislation on foreign ownership of nationally-sensitive assets in order to avoid confusion over deals.
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"This was very, very, very well orchestrated and researched," says Harris, a pseudonym he wanted to use in order to avoid further attacks from rivals.
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That triggered the mass withdrawal of European companies from carmakers to oil majors, in order to avoid crippling U.S. penalties reintroduced in stages on Aug.
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RBS is now trying to reach an agreement with the other two groups in order to avoid the case coming to trial in March 2017.
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Still, this is great news for individuals who would prefer to buy a car online in order to avoid the hassle of haggling and bargaining.
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The tumble follows a proposal earlier this week from CEO Eddie Lampert's hedge fund, ESL Investments, to restructure the company in order to avoid bankruptcy.
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Ignoring the torture survivors at Guantánamo will only put off the accountability that is desperately needed in order to avoid a future return to torture.
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The Fed might choose to dampen the strength of the dollar by raising rates relatively slowly in order to avoid exacerbating the international trade deficit.
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In the end the U.S. and the EU decided to drop their objections in order to avoid a vote and a public crisis with Rwanda.
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The latter is negotiating to swap that collateral for oilfield stakes and a fuel supply deal, partly in order to avoid complications from U.S. sanctions.
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Moreover, notes Stefan Lehne, a former Austrian diplomat, these days EU politicians test the existing treaties to breaking point in order to avoid triggering referendums.
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What's different here is that the mitochondria, specifically, was used and was used to intentionally introduce different DNA, in order to avoid the Leigh syndrome.
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Trump tweeted early Wednesday that he would be leaving his "great business in total," in order to avoid conflicts of interest once sworn into office.
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Gawker filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this year in order to avoid paying $140 million to Hulk Hogan, whose sex tape Gawker published in 2013.
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Just make sure to take it one hair at a time, in order to avoid tweezing them too thin or trimming the strands too short.
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It added that it hoped that the investigation would be closed "in the shortest time possible in order to avoid (consequences) for the lender's reputation".
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The former journalist had been living in Belgium since last year's referendum in order to avoid charges of rebellion, sedition, and misuse of public funds.
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"It appears that they are making technical legal arguments in order to avoid a review on the merits in court," he said in an interview.
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The courts encourage such agreements in order to avoid lengthy and contentious trials and to free courtrooms and judicial resources to focus on other matters.
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It will be worth the piece of mind — and may also save you from overcooking your chicken in order to avoid underdone meat as well.
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" Amy S. Conners, Schulenberg's attorney, said in a statement the settlement was made "in order to avoid the expense, delay, and unknown outcome of litigation.
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It turns out that this "Nitrogen compound" is AZOLE, which scientists decided would be pronounced with a long A in order to avoid embarrassing jokes.
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He has stayed in the embassy in order to avoid possible arrest and extradition to the United States, a fear validated by the current news.
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In order to avoid another shutdown, both parties will have to reach an agreement in order to fund the government in the new fiscal year.
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The law needs to change in order to avoid these cases from recurring, because if our government doesn't hold their employees accountable, no one will.
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The major oil-producing nation has been struggling with hyperinflation, recession, food shortages and attempts to restructure foreign debt in order to avoid a default.
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The Bible speaks so directly to these issues that, really, in order to avoid questions of racial unity, one has to evade the Bible itself.
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At the very least, Kavanaugh should recuse himself from deciding any of the three questions above in order to avoid the mere appearance of impropriety.
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As the traffic in the warehouse can be pretty heavy, carts use markings and signs on the ground to navigate, in order to avoid accidents.
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The landmark decision placed restrictions on a president's ability to claim executive privilege in order to avoid turning over information necessary to a criminal investigation.
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"The city council placed instructions on how to use the slide in an appropriate manner in order to avoid risks," it said in a statement.
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MGM Resorts International has filed lawsuits against more than 1,000 victims of the worst mass shooting in the United States in order to avoid liability.
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On Thursday, Congress moved swiftly to deliver a short-term funding bill to President Donald Trump, in order to avoid a government shutdown this weekend.
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In the meantime, Judge won't be lifting weights, hitting or throwing, in order to avoid further aggravating the injury, as he did over the winter.
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Kenyans were encouraged to watch the service on television and online, or listen on the radio, in order to avoid gathering in places of worship.
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Many shows are moving forward without their standard studio audiences, according to Deadline, in order to avoid the person-to-person spread of the virus.
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In order to avoid the same series of crises, delays, and humiliations, Parliament is also now certain to trigger an election before this new date.
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He argued that white communities should not be able to secede from districts placed under school desegregation orders in order to avoid integrating their schools.
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In order to avoid that and de-escalate the situation, Obama said he discussed the issue privately with Russian President Vladimir Putin in early September.
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Switzerland is the home of the numbered account: customers often specify that they prefer not to receive statements, in order to avoid a paper trail.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Iraq's health ministry advised the public on Saturday against any gathering in order to avoid spreading the coronavirus, the state news agency reported.
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Late in 2019, in order to avoid the controversy surrounding Facebook's political ad policies, Dorsey announced that Twitter would no longer run paid political advertisements.
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Lebanon is deeply polarized and fractured, and in order to avoid importing Lebanese-style anarchy, Israel must do everything to stop becoming a binational state.
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Appropriations Congress will have to agree on a spending bill by the end of September in order to avoid a government shutdown before the elections.
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But in order to avoid a potential shutdown this fall, House majority leader Steny Hoyer has said they'll likely consider a short-term continuing resolution.
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For centuries their ancestors had to express their political views in less obvious and symbolic ways in order to avoid the wrath of British authorities.
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In the lawsuit, Haggis denied the allegation and accused Breest of extortion and of demanding $9 million in order to avoid her claims becoming public.
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Some of the speculation assumed that Kersey was a weirdo reprobate who streamlined his attire in order to avoid as much human contact as possible.
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However, some who disagree with Corbyn's stance could rebel and vote with the government in order to avoid the risk of leaving without a deal.
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And Congress is still facing an April 603 deadline to finish the budget for fiscal-year 2017 in order to avoid a federal government shutdown.
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And Congress is still facing an April 28 deadline to finish the budget for fiscal-year 2017 in order to avoid a federal government shutdown.
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Elon Musk has long said that artificial intelligence will have to augment human abilities, rather than compete with them, in order to avoid a portentous future.
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You'll need a part—a lower receiver for the AR-15 or a frame for a handgun—that's 80 percent complete in order to avoid regulation.
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Now people are borrowing money so recklessly that at least one woman literally rearranged her face in order to avoid paying back her $3.7 million debt.
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In order to avoid contracting one another's lung infections, the two must remain six feet apart at all times, and don protective gloves and face masks.
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In order to avoid the additional fees, customers ought to take a look at their bank statements and determine whether they're enrolled in an overdraft program.
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"It should be absolutely unthinkable that a woman would ever feel that it's necessary to kill her own child in order to avoid poverty," she said.
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"Hadley is accused of routing the emails to the victim through different computer servers in order to avoid detection by law enforcement," according to the release.
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But its plans call for trade to keep growing in order to avoid job losses in export-related industries that employ tens of millions of workers.
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Assange had been holed up in the London-based embassy since 2012 in order to avoid an extradition to Sweden related to a sexual assault case.
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A $1.1 trillion spending bill, running at 1,665 pages, was hammered out by Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill in order to avoid a government shutdown.
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The increased cost from the tariffs would force companies to cut costs in other areas, like labor, or move production in order to avoid the tariffs.
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In order to avoid possibly causing a short in an electrical device, NASA switched from pencils to specialized pens that would work in a microgravity environment.
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Heeding their advice, Kardashian West opted to use a surrogate in order to avoid a repeat of the complications she'd experienced during her first two pregnancies.
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I guarantee that you will be shocked at how much you need to simplify and make things literal in order to avoid explaining what to do.
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Above all, the EU is not prepared to throw Ireland, which insists on keeping the backstop in order to avoid a hard border, under the bus.
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Reuters claims that some companies are moving up their purchase orders, buying RAM and NAND earlier than they normally would in order to avoid shortages later.
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Martyn Namorong, head of the PNG Resource Governance Coalition, urged protesters to respect the decision in order to avoid a further descent into chaos and violence.
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He has taken a larger number of smaller positions than normal in order to avoid taking too big a bet on a particular region or lender.
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It's like a climate change ouroboros with more fossil fuels being burned in order to avoid the hazards that are likely a byproduct of climate change.
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Involvement with child crimes is an especially difficult task for police officers, and it requires a special ability and social support in order to avoid traumatization.
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In order to avoid placing this important task on the backburner, companies can turn to a managed services provider to review logs daily for any abnormalities.
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And Xi's handlers are expected to restrict the number of public appearances in order to avoid potential snags and safeguard against Trump's impulsive nature, strategists said.
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That program, the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System, or MCAS, can automatically push the nose of the planes downward in order to avoid a stall in flight.
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Barr will also be required to disclose some details about which clients he or his law firm have recently represented in order to avoid potential conflicts.
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Which immediately puts pressure on users to confess their content likes/dislikes to Facebook in order to avoid this 'hell is other people's tastes' bind — i.e.
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Assange has claimed political asylum at the embassy since 2012 in order to avoid facing extradition to Sweden over a rape allegation he has long refuted.
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Senators are hoping for a bipartisan deal that would set up ground rules for a likely impeachment trial in order to avoid a political food fight.
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We want to prevent our children, not only from being hurt, but from feeling like they need to hurt others in order to avoid being vulnerable.
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This is offset by tax hikes and cuts elsewhere in the budget in order to avoid dispute with the European Commission, leaving the fiscal stance neutral.
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After the European Union put tariffs on US-made motorcycles, Harley Davidson said it would shift some production to Europe in order to avoid the taxes.
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Most important will be future budget appropriations that are predictable — and ideally multi-year — in order to avoid budgetary havoc wrought by short-term continuing resolutions.
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BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images The South China Morning Post reported yesterday that Foxconn is investigating expanding its factories to Vietnam in order to avoid tariffs.
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On Thursday, Congress moved swiftly to deliver a short-term funding bill to President Donald Trump, in order to avoid a government shutdown this coming weekend.
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Roberts said the statute is an "awful lot to ask a layperson to parse" in order to avoid the maximum 10-year sentence for violating SORNA.
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By law, the program cannot deficit-spend, so legislative reform will be needed by 2034 in order to avoid an immediate 21 percent cut in benefits.
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We have to take the necessary measures to catch tax evaders hiding their fortunes in places like Panama, in order to avoid tax payments in Denmark.
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Some have speculated that Mueller would keep Manafort's memo under seal in order to avoid the public disclosure of additional crimes that Mueller believes Manafort committed.
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Many senior managers - as shareholders - would have to commit more of their own money in order to avoid having their stakes diluted by the equity raise.
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DEA officials say they have frequently seen chemists and drug dealers alter the molecular structure of the drug by small margins in order to avoid prosecution.
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In order to protect the sick and aged, we have the sophistication to use models to compensate providers appropriately in order to avoid adverse risk aversion.
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Each piece is offered in limited editions or made-to-order in order to avoid waste, and ranges in price from $6 USD to $200 USD.
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In December, NOAA said the average surface temperature that month would need to be 22019 degrees Celsius below average in order to avoid topping the charts.
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A group of 17 lawmakers have been tasked with coming to an agreement on border security in order to avoid another government shutdown by Feb. 15.
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Airlines with direct flights to the U.S. must comply with the new standards in order to avoid a ban on large electronics in the flight cabin.
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The paper, co-authored with Anna Stansbury and James Howat of Harvard University, argued that the BOE needs more political oversight in order to avoid "groupthink".
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Downtown in Tribeca, Adam shows up at an addiction meeting that Jessa is attending: She's started going solely to women's meetings in order to avoid him.
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Assange remains holed up in London's Ecuadorian embassy after first seeking refuge there in 2012 in order to avoid extradition to Sweden over sexual assault allegations.
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Turkish officials hint that they have withheld the evidence so far in order to avoid exposing intelligence sources, which could include human informants or electronic surveillance.
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Manufacturers could decide to be extra cautious when it comes to rolling out their projects on public roads, in order to avoid a worst-case scenario.
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Though FBI directors typically serve for 19933 years in order to avoid partisan politics, Obama asked Mueller to stay on an extra two years in 2011.
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Though FBI directors typically serve for 10 years in order to avoid partisan politics, Obama asked Mueller to stay on an extra two years in 2011.
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A recent survey found nearly half of workers would lie to their bosses about not having reception in order to avoid checking work email while away.
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I was toeing a fine line by not wanting to drink too much in order to avoid a bathroom run in the middle of the night.
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Banrural successfully managed the situation and made further enhancements to its policies, including its liquidity contingency plan, in order to avoid this risk in the future.
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The woman was admitted to a local hospital where she told staff that Spitzer had assaulted her in order to avoid further evaluation, according to Kaufmann.
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Rioting carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, and many of the PolyU protesters were reluctant to surrender in order to avoid the charge.
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Russia wants "to minimize its costs and losses in Syria in order to avoid jeopardizing Putin's narrative of having ended the civil war, " according to Cafarella.
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I have praised the president for withdrawing troops from Syria in order to avoid broader conflict, and I have advocated against American military action in Yemen.
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Other government ministers have dropped out of plans to stand as mayor in forthcoming local elections in March, in order to avoid losing their ministerial positions.
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Instead, the videos demonstrate that Cavendish was falling already when Sagan put out his elbow to gain balance in order in order to avoid falling himself.
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In order to avoid a canine code violation, they had to keep Coco on the floor, at their feet, which was a little distracting for them.
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Every frequent flyer knows that when it comes to the airport, it&aposs best to keep your wallet safely tucked away in order to avoid overspending.
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When should you leave for your Thanksgiving drive in order to avoid getting stuck in traffic with the tens of millions of people on the road?
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Weak or non-existent capital causes institutions to constrict their credit standards and make credit available only to more affluent borrowers in order to avoid risk.
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Trump instead requested that Congress pass new goals Iran would have to achieve in order to avoid getting hit with nuclear-related sanctions in the future.
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Ecuador granted Assange asylum status four years ago and has allowed him to live in its London embassy in order to avoid rape charges in Sweden.
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"CBP has been obstructing the committee's investigation by making baseless and shifting legal claims in order to avoid producing critical documents and witnesses," the letter reads.
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And it's not enough to keep their feelings in check; women also have to police their own behavior in order to avoid sexual harassment by men.
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The automakers are making a last-ditch appeal to try to revive talks in order to avoid years of uncertainty over what rules they will face.
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As Vox's Matt Yglesias explained, chances are most of the people involved hid their money in a way that's technically legal in order to avoid taxes.
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A study by think-tank Centre for Economic Policy Research showed about $165 billion in trade has been lost or redirected in order to avoid tariffs.
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To realize the benefits of community employment (and in order to avoid having to do so under court order), other states are now following their lead.
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As a result, the MCAS system on each flight repeatedly tried to pitch the plane down in order to avoid a stall that wasn't about to happen.
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China urged India to strictly abide by the agreements reached by both countries in order to avoid any actions that would further complicate boundary issues, Hua said.
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As a result, Didi Chuxing backers Apple and Tencent are thinking of joining the investment on a pro rata basis in order to avoid diluting their stakes.
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Trump wanted Comey to say so publicly, but Comey said he refrained from doing so in order to avoid the potential need to correct the record later.
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The most likely explanation seems to be Apple has made some changes to how it files in order to avoid being scooping itself, but you never know.
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The memo comes ahead of his sentencing in his federal case, in which he pleaded guilty to 29 hate crimes in order to avoid the death penalty.
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I'm not totally sure, but I tend to be out of the loop on the great lengths that people will go to in order to avoid reading.
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President Donald Trump will not attend the funeral, in order to "avoid disruptions," but First Lady Melania Trump will attend as a representative of the White House.
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In order to avoid any NSFW-search situations — and to promote more evenings spent "offline" (wink-wink) — we went ahead and did the sensitive-research for you.
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Doctors say Lyrica should only be prescribed for several weeks at a time, under a doctor's care, in order to avoid the likelihood of dependence and misuse.
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Locally, he exerted influence on past Democratic governors in Oregon (despite living in Portland, he declared his residence to be in Seattle in order to avoid taxes).
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His government had opened negotiations with the IMF for a credit line in order to "avoid a crisis like those we have faced before in our history".
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The ethics guidelines it had to follow in order to avoid conflicts of interest stunted the company's ability to grow, according to a spokesperson for the brand.
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Some believe the release date was changed in order to avoid competition with Star Wars: Episode IX, which is set to be released on December 20, 2019.
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I started trying to distract my mind in order to avoid feeling the end of the song coming and I finally found myself screaming along with it.
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Yet the reports made it clear that the carefully engineered slide demanded exact weights and careful balance of passengers on the raft in order to avoid accident.
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Coad speaks to students after a shooting about removing or limiting access to social media posts that include graphic firsthand details in order to avoid traumatizing others.
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Obviously, this change affects only a small amount of phone users and anyone with an older operating system can simply update in order to avoid being affected.
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President Donald Trump will not attend the funeral, in order to "avoid disruptions," but First Lady Melania Trump will attend as a representative of the White House.
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But in order to avoid facing 210 years of drug charges, Nicky's going to have to dishonor her, the way that the rest of Red's family has.
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Touraine said on Monday that Biotrial had been given a month to outline measures it planned to take in order to avoid any repeat of the accident.
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The IRS has been warning filers all year to ensure they're withholding enough tax from their pay in order to avoid a surprise tax bill in 0003.
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He eventually directed her—by awkwardly pretending to swing an invisible baseball bat—to the arts center; they would walk over separately in order to avoid attention.
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The key to nailing any variation of the look, says celebrity makeup artist Kristen Arnett, is to blend shadows like crazy in order to avoid harsh lines.
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"Many firms are leaving China for other countries, including the U.S. in order to avoid paying the tariffs," Trump said on Twitter shortly after landing in Britain.
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" Burwell said in a letter to Congress earlier this month that she is "evaluating all options in order to avoid delaying the development of a Zika vaccine.
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Clinton has said she set up the private system for convenience, in order to avoid carrying more than one mobile device to access government and private emails.
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Paul Donovan, an economist at UBS, argues that companies are stocking up on inventories and lending money to their customers in order to avoid holding bank deposits.
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Deportation versus extradition Benitez told CNN that he believes the Mexican government was trying to deport his client in order to avoid the lengthy process of extradition.
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But, the Mexican-American, now 2287-214, appeared frightfully scared of Joshua's power on Saturday night—seemingly refusing to engage in order to avoid getting hurt early.
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It's essential that the international community understand the complexity of the relationship between religion and violent extremism, in order to avoid alienating religious groups and exacerbating resentment.
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Since credit cards are a major source of anxiety, too, try to pay off your balance in full each month in order to avoid high interest rates.
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In order to avoid concentrating risks and higher volatility in its reserves, China will need to start selling assets of relatively low quality, such as real estate.
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US officials have said that the settlement and subsequent release of frozen Iranian assets was agreed to in order to avoid a potentially more costly international arbitration.
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In that sense, ethical choices would factor into programming, but in a context that aligns with how people are taught to drive in order to avoid harm.
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EDF's unions and some of its senior staff want the company to delay Hinkley Point by several years in order to avoid further stretching EDF's balance sheet.
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Most presidents wait until their final days in power or at least their second terms in office to grant clemency in order to avoid any political backlash.
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The government should therefore adopt a sound mix of regulatory policy, financial incentives and voluntary measures in order to avoid major disruptions and job losses, she said.
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Bell, who is black, said he would've handled the Brown case differently as prosecutor by appointing a special prosecutor in order to avoid any conflicts of interest.
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Increasing pressure The Monday announcement marks the end of a transition period the administration gave companies to wind down contracts with Iran in order to avoid penalties.
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Baginstock, on the coast of Maine, was one of those boutique liberal-arts colleges that younger siblings go to in order to avoid their family's legacy school.
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In order to avoid this potentially awkward situation, you can either get something small for everyone or you can only provide gifts to your very direct coworkers.
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In other cases, as some readers pointed out, people may choose to call their complex food sensitivity an allergy in order to avoid judgment or nosy questions.
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Some held up large white rats and placed the squirming rodents between their teeth — saying they would be forced to eat them in order to avoid starvation.
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The company had said at the time that it wouldn't sell media players that didn't support its Amazon Prime Video application, in order to avoid customer confusion.
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The conversation was recorded by former Netanyahu aide Ari Harow, who has agreed to testify against the PM in order to avoid jail time in another case.
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Kudos to Google for the quick response and willingness to hobble their device in order to avoid a PR calamity give its users complete peace of mind.
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The knight was deeply in debt to his banker, who happened to be Jewish, so he had him killed in order to avoid having to pay up.
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Under Obamacare, individuals have to provide proof of continuous coverage with a 1095 form when they file their taxes in order to avoid the individual mandate penalty.
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The agreement, however, needs to be ratified by 75 percent of creditors by the end of October in order to avoid bankruptcy, in accordance with Spanish law.
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In the sovereign debt market, the ECB places strict limits on the percentage of each bond it can buy, in order to avoid becoming a "dominant creditor".
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However, Sam's Club has an app that allows customers to scan items as they shop and to pay on the app in order to avoid the lines.
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"In order to avoid a price slide and a massive inventory build, OPEC+ would need to implement further voluntary production cuts," said Eugen Weinberg, analyst at Commerzbank.
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Although Washington has tried to coax Hanoi to expand naval exchanges with the United States, Vietnam has declined in order "to avoid irritating China," Mr. Hiebert said.
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It is the latest in a series of planned military exercises that Washington and Seoul have canceled in the past year in order to avoid roiling Pyongyang.
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Christine Lin, principal for Form & Field, an interior design firm in San Francisco, suggests you avoid placing your TV opposite a window in order to avoid glare.
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The goal is to develop a Pavlovian response whereby when you get the urge to touch your face, you don't in order to avoid the buzzing sensation.
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In order to avoid eviction, tenants must show documentation proving the change in their financial circumstances, such as termination notices, payroll checks, bank statements, or medical bills.
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The agency is considering selling the loans in order to avoid further losses to the credit union industry, according to a person who was asked to bid.
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It is also pertinent that the government continues to spend in order to avoid conditions of tight liquidity that were prevalent in early part of the year.
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But there are a few situations that may require immediate action in order to avoid unwanted attention from the IRS: Don't even think about the Cayman Islands.
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Berrones, who lives in Arizona with his pregnant wife and five children, was eventually forced to seek refuge in a Phoenix church in order to avoid deportation.
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Conyers has admitted he took part in a settlement with a former female employee who accused him of sexual misconduct in order to avoid litigation in 2015.
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CAIRO, Feb 29 (Reuters) - Iraq's health ministry advised the public on Saturday against any gathering in order to avoid spreading the coronavirus, the state news agency reported.
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In order to avoid imposing a border on the island of Ireland, his agreement creates a regulatory and customs border of sorts between Britain and Northern Ireland.
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In a wonderfully comic scene, cited at length by Bloom, Falstaff will play dead like a circus dog in order to avoid being killed in Hal's war.
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How many times have you been traveling, only to have to scramble to rearrange and redistribute items from your overweight suitcase in order to avoid a charge?
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"OPEC may ... have to extend its production agreement with Russia and co in order to avoid triggering another 2014-style sell-off in oil prices," said Razaqzada.
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A judge ruled in 2016 that he transferred more than $60 million into trusts in Belize, Nevis and the Cook Islands in order to avoid paying creditors.
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That being the case, he reasoned that automobile companies importing to China may move to localize their production within the country in order to avoid the tariffs.
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To do this, the test pilots needed a way to see the vortices' cores, in order to avoid steering into them—which would risk crashing the plane.
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Some places, especially nuclear power plants, are having to dial back or shutdown completely in order to avoid meltdowns because the demand for electricity is so high.
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Experts suspect that during the several "parrot flu" scares, many people who were keeping parrots as pets may have released them in order to avoid the disease.
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She spent 30 days there in order to avoid jail after pleading no contest to 8 misdemeanors, including 6 involving battery on a police officer or EMT.
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She will reportedly see no help from Congress on the issue in the new bill, which must be passed Friday in order to avoid another government shutdown.
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Republican senators who support the resolution have taken pains to remove references to Trump, in order to avoid the appearance of taking a shot at the president.
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Meanwhile, senior Republicans are already signaling they won't fight hard for Trump's wall, in order to avoid a government shutdown showdown at the end of the month.
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No amount of money or offers of support can change the fact that thousands were instructed to jump into the ocean in order to avoid the fires.
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At the same time, lawmakers wanted to avoid a situation where wealthy individuals were reclassifying their wage income as pass-through income in order to avoid taxes.
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The government will also commit to finding alternative cuts or revenues in order to avoid a scheduled rise in sales tax due to kick in next year.
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We can't bring back those we've lost, but we can keep working to look out for ourselves and each other in order to avoid losing any more.
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Google is moving its production of US-bound Nest devices and server hardware out of China in order to avoid tariffs as high as 25 percent, reports Bloomberg.
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Another problem, the police say, is that in order to avoid deportation, many asylum seekers from this region ditch their passports so that their home country is unknown.
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In order to avoid Facebook's fact checking system, the site formerly known as YourNewsWire, one of the most well-known purveyors of fake news online, has simply rebranded.
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"I understand that the appearance of bias can be as hurtful as actual bias," she continues, careful to speak generally in order to avoid commenting on Persky's record.
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"Faced with a climate emergency, we must take action accordingly, in order to avoid perpetrating a brutal act of injustice towards the poor and future generations," he said.
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Mohism, a school of thought that flourished in China between 470 and 390BC, promoted the idea that everyone must love one another impartially in order to avoid conflict.
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Banks should speed up their efforts to deal with non-performing loans and change their internal business culture in order to avoid future scandals and fines, Enria said.
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The company has been racing the clock to go public in order to avoid hefty interest growing on the $1 billion convertible debt it raised in March 2016.
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The most common example of such behaviour is "herding", the tendency to shift an outlier figure towards the consensus in order to avoid recriminations if it proves wrong.
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This gives them more room, it makes it less likely that they start restraining activity now in order to avoid hitting those buffers and constraints for the future.
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Schumer's plan aims to help the US achieve net-zero carbon emissions by the middle of the century in order to avoid the worst effects of climate change.
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China's corporate debt has climbed to 169 percent of GDP andinternational institutions have repeatedly urged Beijing to actquickly to tackle the problem in order to avoid a financialcrisis.
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But the heated political climate ahead of the presidential elections will keep the Fed on hold this week, in order to avoid disrupting markets further, market-watchers said.
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Analysts say it is unlikely to be blocked outright, but some 80 stores will likely have to be disposed in order to avoid overconcentration, notably around Richmond, Virginia.
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The boss of one big multinational is planning to end its practice of swapping board seats with a Chinese firm, in order to avoid political flak in America.
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At this point, Trump would need to win around 55 percent of the delegates still up for grabs in order to avoid a contested Republican convention in July.
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"The nearby villagers were warned to be careful when they go out to the mountains in order to avoid getting arrested by mistake," said spokesman Myo Thu Soe.
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In order to avoid coming into contact with a sharpened pencil, every defense contractor had better start proactively communicating the value of the products and services they offer.
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The U.S. needs to plug trillion dollar trade leakages to rev up growth and to finance tax cuts in order to avoid soaring budget deficits and public debt.
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In February of this year, the Sullivan County Legislature settled the discrimination lawsuit by consent decree "in order to avoid the substantial expense and inconvenience" of further litigation.
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"They need to be profitable infrastructure projects and there must be an analysis of costs and returns," in order to avoid "workers' savings being used politically," he said.
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"We are very careful about how we allocate capital in different countries, in some countries we do not invest in order to avoid long-term problems," he said.
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" Therefore it made no sense to "impose certain and substantial costs on the economy now in order to avoid unknown and perhaps even benign changes in the future.
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"Depositors shouldn't listen to rumors in order to avoid putting their personal interests at risk of loss," the bank said in a statement on its social media account.
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The actress was struggling with "major panic attacks" at the time and said she wanted to skip the BAFTAs but went in order to avoid unwanted, negative attention.
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They are choosing to transfer multiple embryos to the uterus at once, instead of the now-recommended single embryo transfer, in order to avoid paying for more procedures.
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Although the DOJ is part of the executive branch, most presidents have refrained from requesting specific investigations in order to avoid the appearance of wielding improper political influence.
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To overcome a hostile force, he must learn from his mistakes in order to avoid them and stay alive the next time he is in the same situation.
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However, he appears set to sign the current agreement in order to avoid another partial government shutdown after several surrogates suggested doing so would not anger his base.
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Interviews with refugees, who are identified here by first names in order to avoid impacting their resettlement applications, were facilitated and translated by the humanitarian organization CARE USA.
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" The indictment states that, on several occasions, Stone told Credico that he should "do a 'Frank Pentangeli' " before the Intelligence Committee "in order to avoid contradicting Stone's testimony.
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That reportedly led some hedge fund managers to set up S corporations -- which are pass-through businesses rather than traditional C corporations -- in order to avoid the requirement.
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Former FBI Director James Comey reportedly once tried to blend into the curtains in the White House Blue Room in order to avoid being approached by President Trump.
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Several non-Brazilian athletes talked about slathering on mosquito repellent, staying in their hotel rooms and away from the water and the beaches in order to avoid mosquitoes.
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He switched to a keto diet in order to avoid the digestive distress he'd previously experienced consuming the necessary 6,000 calories in carbs on the course, Phinney said.
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The so-called rules of origin dictate what percentage of a car needs to be built in North America in order to avoid tariffs in the trade deal.
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Companies have increasingly introduced new features to boost government influence over platforms and quash viral content in order to avoid fines, suspensions and in some cases, permanent closure.
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Before any kind of radiation treatment, clinicians will prepare a detailed map of where radiation will be administered on a patient in order to avoid damaging surrounding tissue.
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Since the JOBS Act was introduced in 2012, more than 100 eligible companies have taken advantage of this provision in order to avoid long periods of public scrutiny.
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In 2008, the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act enacted rules on how unaccompanied children should be treated after crossing the border in order to avoid them being trafficked.
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Burdened by bankruptcy and hoping to cut costs, the city started drawing water from the local Flint River in order to avoid purchasing from Detroit's more expensive supply.
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Drug production causes harm to the Amazonian rainforest, but only because the cocaine labs that ooze out such toxic chemicals are located there in order to avoid detection.
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Kelly said that in order to avoid paying fees for checking bags, people were stuffing them to the point where it was difficult to see through the clutter.
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The outback theme was entirely manufactured by a group of American businessmen, who purposely eschewed travel to this country in order to avoid the creep of authentic influence.
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About a year ago, Franzen rolled a stop sign and had to take six hours' worth of online traffic school in order to avoid points on his license.
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" He said that the border was in "the first stage of a lull" and that he was "doing everything I can in order to avoid an unnecessary war.
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Experts say defendants will sometimes plead guilty to lesser charges, even if they are innocent, in order to avoid the bail system and get out of jail sooner.
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MGM Resorts International, the owner of the Mandalay Bay hotel and the Route 91 Harvest festival, filed lawsuits against more than 1,000 victims in order to avoid liability.
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That reportedly led some hedge fund managers to set up S corporations — which are pass-through businesses rather than traditional C corporations — in order to avoid the requirement.
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This would also create a huge incentive for wealthy Americans to turn their earnings into pass-through income in order to avoid paying higher personal income tax rates.
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That's how long we have left to transform our economy and achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in order to avoid the worst impacts of the climate crisis.
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Grijalva said the committee has been faulted for being too patient with Interior, and laid out what he wanted from the department in order to avoid a subpoena.
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And while there's truth to that, I often need to clock in extra hours in order to avoid feeling anxious and stressed about falling behind the next day.
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It said in a statement that after this time, "Current development and approval processes will be immediately reviewed in order to avoid any kind of future misleading interpretations."
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Reports conflicted this week about whether AT&T and Time Warner are being asked to sell CNN as part of the merger, in order to avoid monopoly regulations.
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While it's a pain point if your schedule can be unpredictable, it's also a way to get your ass to the class in order to avoid getting charged.
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In November, conflicting reports suggested AT&T and Time Warner were being asked to sell CNN as part of their proposed merger, in order to avoid monopoly regulations.
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With opinion polls narrowing in recent weeks, Johnson&aposs team are keen to limit any contact with the president this week in order to avoid a similar gaffe.
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In order to avoid cramps like the one Bermudez experienced, or at all, it's important to stay hydrated during a workout and to remember to replace these important electrolytes.
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In order to avoid being shut down, they have strict rules and membership is closely guarded to better guarantee the community's existence and the exchange of information it fosters.
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The authorities reaffirmed commitments to the limit and articulated plans that include reducing the use of guarantees and cutting current expenditures in order to avoid a future limit breach.
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He explained that it would be great if future autonomous robots could mimic those techniques by taking snapshots of their environment in order to avoid crashing into unexpected obstacles.
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The party has already expressed its opposition to the deal, which would see Northern Ireland stay aligned to some EU rules long term in order to avoid border checks.
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"Ivory Coast reaffirms its firm will to resolve this question through diplomatic channels, respecting our treaties, in order to avoid any disagreements between our two states," the statement said.
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Elizabeth Warren plan to introduce legislation today that would require Trump to divest his business holdings in order to avoid conflicts of interest while serving in the White House.
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A recent NASA study found that satellites within these huge constellations will need to be reliably removed within five years in order to avoid a drastic increase in collisions.
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Apple is planning to shut down its two stores in the Eastern District of Texas in order to avoid patent troll lawsuits, according to a new report from MacRumors.
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Recently, Thunberg sailed across the Atlantic on a zero-emissions sailboat in order to avoid air travel before delivering her now iconic speech at the U.N. Climate Action Summit.
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Tableau employees have not openly referenced any specific contracts the company has with the agencies, in order to avoid violating confidentiality agreements they signed as a condition of employment.
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For five days, traffic will be diverted from the Dorset village of Godmanstone into the neighboring county of Somerset in order to avoid the works on the A352 highway.
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Padilla said the company chose to settle with Jacobs in order to avoid the cost of litigation as well as any additional distraction it would cause for the company.
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The best way to accumulate surpluses is by implementing sovereign funds which normally invest their resources abroad in order to avoid a Dutch disease (currency appreciation following resource booms).
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Sanders emphasized the importance of the Democratic platform in his interview with CBS' John Dickerson, signaling that he's looking for concessions there in order to avoid a contested convention.
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"The operators programmed their system to not run [on a PC] if they saw cryptomining software or other malware on the computer, in order to avoid detection," Spencer said.
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Not only can the central government mobilise huge resources to boost growth and guide industrial development, it can also control prices in order to avoid inflation and asset bubbles.
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In order to avoid blowing our future grocery budgets on one too many takeout orders, we rounded up the top storage essentials to help keep those messes at bay.
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Boukadakis told CNBC that Wheel has studied those past endeavors in order to avoid their pitfalls, designing its app in "fluid, easy and engaging" ways that other competitors lack.
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When fetal monitoring suggests anything at all out of the ordinary, obstetricians often push for C-sections in order to avoid getting sued for failing to provide aggressive care.
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Occidental issued $10bn of preference stock to Warren Buffett in order to avoid having to issue so much common stock that it would need to have a shareholder vote.
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Looking back, experts think that's because at least some people told pollsters they would vote for Bradley, even though they didn't plan to, in order to avoid sounding racist.
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A court dismissed charges against Barclays in relation to a loan it obtained from Qatar's investment company during the financial crisis in order to avoid a government bail-out.
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Then, depending on severity, a hysterectomy, with the placenta in place, may be done immediately following birth in order to avoid the severe bleeding from attempting to disconnect it.
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"Put simply, your friends or family may hold back good advice that you need to hear — the cold hard truth — in order to avoid confrontation or conflict," Arreola said.
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In order to avoid probate court, her lawyers are arguing that Fisher had clearly intended those assets to be incorporated into the trust, of which Lourd is the beneficiary.
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ACEP, however, notes that other, state-level surprise billing laws provide a similar feature of having small bills paid automatically in order to avoid an overwhelming amount of arbitration.
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A tech company that offers users "a private social network for your neighborhood" has changed how it handles reports of criminal activity in order to avoid racial profiling. Nextdoor.
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This administration has chosen willful ignorance in order to avoid science-based action that would build safe, healthy communities in which to raise our families and grow our economy.
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SkyPan In a press statement, Skypan International did not admit to guilt but said it wanted to settle in order to avoid delays in other areas of its business.
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Since Social Security cannot deficit-spend as a matter of law, legislative reform will be needed by 2034 in order to avoid an immediate 21 percent cut in benefits.
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Leaders will have to separately work out a bipartisan spending deal before the government agencies run out of money later this fall in order to avoid a possible shutdown.
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"BAT doesn't target underage consumers and I think everything the FDA could do in order to avoid this to happen, you have the full support of BAT," he said.
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But the US military will continue to coordinate with the Russian military about its air operations in the area, in order to avoid any collisions, the State Department said.
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But Sarah Pierce, an analyst at the Migration Policy Institute, said any new standards Congress did pass would need to fulfill Flores stipulations in order to avoid a lawsuit.
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Campus officials have also advised students who are affected by the ban to stay put, avoiding travel outside the country in order to avoid being turned away upon return.
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More than 40 percent of Americans are willing to pay more money and endure a layover in order to avoid flying on United Airlines, according to a new survey.
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Billionaire George Soros warned in an opinion piece Tuesday that European leaders should stop criticizing Italy and instead offer help in order to avoid further support for populist leaders.
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Mr. Rybolovlev's ex-wife accused him in a lawsuit of "secreting and transferring assets in order to avoid his obligations," and she sought half of the Palm Beach house.
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"In order to avoid chaos without any rules, restrictions and laws, it's necessary to weigh all the dangerous consequences and start a serious dialogue without any ambiguities," he added.
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In the past there has been tremendous public criticism of those, such as the children of government officials, who manage to find loopholes in order to avoid military service.
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"In order to avoid chaos without any rules, restrictions and laws, it's necessary to weigh all the dangerous consequences and start a serious dialogue without any ambiguities," he added.
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In order to avoid getting a shaving rash on your neck, Vanoosthuyze advises applying your shave prep in a circular motion around to help release those trapped hairs.3.
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Fox News has suspended its ties with Gingrich, a longtime contributor for the network, in order to avoid a conflict of interest by promoting a possible vice presidential candidate.
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However, the PSPAs as currently structured, would require the GSE suffering the quarterly loss to take a draw from the Treasury in order to avoid a negative capital position.
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However, it's important to do extensive research when choosing a program in order to avoid falling for scams that could leave you in serious debt with no real credentials.
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The trailer ends with Davos drawing a sword over Jon's body, which the Night's Watch may be planning to burn in order to avoid Jon becoming a White Walker.
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In an arbitration case filed in California, Frank claimed that Avenatti had kept pertinent financial forms from him and generally misstated profits in order to avoid paying Frank millions.
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Mr. Trump's threats have been met with vows from China to retaliate, a stalemate that will require one side to blink first in order to avoid a protracted fight.
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In order to avoid unfair application and restore employee trust in the performance evaluation system, Uber should take steps to eliminate bias and misuse of the performance review process.
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But Biden advised deferral, not total obstruction; Bush would have gotten his nomination considered after the November election in order to avoid the partisan wrangling of a campaign season.
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Republicans are pushing forward the bill without the full CBO analysis — breaking with custom — because they must pass it by September 30 in order to avoid a Democratic filibuster.
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Carol is clearly guilt-stricken, questioning her decision to leave in order to avoid more violence, and consumed with worry over the fate of the group she left behind.
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In order to avoid having sex with the guy, the young bride puts a fish head in her vagina so its teeth will cut him every time he tries.
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"However, it is important that everyone take this extremely seriously and follow CDC guidelines in order to avoid getting sick and mitigate the spread of this virus," he added.
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And when a woman seeks abortion, to make it safe and readily available in order to avoid those late-term procedures Trump has now discovered he hates so much.
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The March was timed to coincide with the next day's inauguration of President-elect Woodrow Wilson, who took side streets to a hotel in order to avoid the crowds.
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Holding civilians — and entire cities — hostage forces the government to reconsider its decision to break from its traditional approach to fighting organized crime in order to avoid escalating violence.
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If you're a doctor or a nurse, then, yeah, trim the mutton chops in order to avoid compromising your face mask's sealing surface (or do it anyway, because, c'mon).
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In order to avoid damaging evidence, survivors should try to avoid showering, using the restroom, changing their clothes, or combing their hair until after the kit has been collected.
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Instead he spent the weekend facilitating an agreement for unionized cafeteria workers at Loyola Marymount University, in order to avoid picket lines outside Thursday's debate, which took place there.
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In order to avoid turning to high-cost credit options, you need to take a hard look at which parts of your life are actually "immediately essential," Micah advises.
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In October 2013, for instance, members of the Navy SEALs aborted a mission to capture or kill a top Shabab leader near Barawe in order to avoid killing civilians.
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development said last week the central bank should moderate the pace of future rate cuts in order to avoid a resurgence of inflation.
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President-elect Donald Trump has announced he will give up control of his business empire "in total" in order to avoid a conflict of interest once he becomes president.
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"The courts have made clear that the government cannot rush executions in order to avoid judicial review of the legality and constitutionality of its new execution procedure," Nolan said.
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The Trump administration requested $4.9 billion in additional emergency funding for Puerto Rico on Tuesday in order to avoid a looming financial crisis on the island, according to Politico.
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Why it's necessary: Boeing has been building 42 of the jets a month since the grounding in order to avoid layoffs and stay on good terms with its suppliers.
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During their conversations, a "talking stick" was handed around to each person when it was that lawmaker's turn to speak in order to avoid people talking over one another.
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In July 2015, the University of Utah sociologist Nicholas H. Wolfinger discovered that the best ages to get married in order to avoid divorce are between 28 and 32.
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And it suggests that he's not being careful about who he's meeting with and how he should separate the various interests he has in order to avoid ethical conflicts.
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Trump may not visit U.K. this year in order to avoid protests Trump may not visit U.K. this year in order to avoid protests President Donald Trump reportedly told U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May that he won't visit her country if he faced the prospect of large protests there over his presence — meaning the president might not make it to the shores of America's closest ally for a very, very long time.
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In a practice known as "catch and kill," AMI never published the story in order to avoid a scandal just before the November 2016 election, Cohen said in his plea.
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Generally, home buyers need to make a down payment of at least 20 percent of the purchase price in order to avoid the additional monthly cost of private mortgage insurance.
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Some foreign firms will invest more deeply in American-based production in order to avoid tariffs, if Mr Trump imposes them, much as Japanese car firms did in the 1980s.
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There were times in order to avoid confusion that she would present me as, 'My husband, Rob,' but never as, 'my partner,' or, 'my life partner,' or anything like that.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Pharmaceutical companies called on Thursday for a phased transition in drug regulation after Britain leaves the European Union, in order to avoid supply disruption and protect public health.
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In general, when it comes to immigration, federal law regulating a certain area preempts or supersedes state law in order to avoid a patchwork of different regulations across the country.
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It's also important for donors to have all their documentation in order to avoid IRS scrutiny, said Fred Slater, a certified public accountant with MS1040 LLC in New York City.
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In order to avoid litigation in court, Convert2MP3 has now agreed to shut down the site, any of its associated sites, and will also surrender the domains to the IFPI.
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In fact, when I went to see a urologist, he prescribed me an ongoing dose of prophylactic nitrofurantoin, to take every time I had sex in order to avoid infection.
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"This would be applied only to particularly powerful companies, those deemed to have 'strategic market status', in order to avoid creating new burdens or barriers for smaller firms," they write.
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If you listen to the feckless mainstream media, he ran from the White House press corps this afternoon in order to avoid questions about bizarre interviews Trump has been giving.
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Even then, she disclosed it to the Academy's Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office as a restricted report in order to avoid a criminal investigation and keep her identity confidential.
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"Many firms are leaving China for other countries, including the U.S. in order to avoid paying the tariffs," Trump said on Twitter shortly after beginning a state visit to Britain.
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The House and Senate Appropriations Committee on Wednesday introduced a one-week stopgap funding measure, which is expected to be passed on Friday in order to avoid a government shutdown.
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While Office Depot does not admit to any wrongdoing regarding the FTC's allegations, the company believes that the settlement is in its best interest in order to avoid protracted litigation.
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"We have been in contact with Syria on military and intelligence issues for some time in order to avoid any problems on the field," a Turkish security official told Reuters.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Italian President Sergio Mattarella on Wednesday told U.S. President Donald Trump that he hoped they could cooperate on trade issues in order to avoid retaliatory tariffs.
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But his appointment will test federal anti-nepotism laws and raise questions about how he plans to separate himself from his business interests in order to avoid conflicts of interest.
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Vanke said Jushenghua will sell its stake via block trade or transfer it via agreements, in order to avoid a negative impact on the stock market, according to the statement.
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"We have confidence that inflation will continue to evolve...(but) we should be cautious in order to avoid that some early, strongly restrictive policy could derail this development," he added.
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The abrupt departures raise corporate governance questions and cast a cloud over the practice of numerous Chinese companies seeking listings in Australia in order to avoid regulatory hurdles at home.
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As Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation gains steam against Trump campaign surrogates, Trump would benefit from staying out of Justice's way in order to avoid any hints of impropriety.
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The musicians have been experimenting with a practice of making micro-adjustments to body position in order to avoid fatigue as they play the same gesture many, many, many times.
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But it's possible companies could "increase spending on quality initiatives in order to avoid triggering the minimum MLR or lower price points to customers," Cowen analysts said in a report.
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That's because the recent strength partly owes to a one-time rush by companies to export soybeans and other goods in order to avoid tariffs that took affect in July.
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In order to avoid constant changes to the index as a result of day-to-day price volatility, companies are only demoted when they drop below 20.2 in the ranking.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The European Union was trying to find a solution to Italy's budget problems in order to avoid a sanctions procedure, European Economic Commissioner Pierre Moscovici said on Tuesday.
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The employees challenged that view, in effect accusing the hospital systems of being big businesses posing as church organizations in order to avoid minimum funding and reporting requirements under ERISA.
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The vehicle doesn't orbit the planet in a circle but takes a highly elliptical path in order to avoid as much of the radiation-filled environment around Jupiter as possible.
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Now that the Fed has started tightening, it risks making a third mistake: being vague about how many times it intends to raise rates in order to avoid upsetting markets.
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In 1989, officials for the World Wrestling Federation testified before the New Jersey Senate that wrestling was only "entertainment," in order to avoid regulations that applied to legitimate athletic contests.
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Just as Panetta can blame young aides in order to avoid blaming the president for his actual choices, the president used his aides to tell Panetta to take a hike.
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The Penn Wharton Budget Model estimated that wealthy Americans would consume more and save and invest less in order to avoid accumulating wealth that would be subject to the tax.
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"We deliberately did not publish detailed information on the vulnerabilities, exploits or attacks on the devices in order to avoid giving the play book to potential attackers," the statement said.
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In order to avoid a government shutdown as the debt ceiling comes into focus this fall, there will likely be some sort of agreement creating a new set of caps.
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Second most likely, at 25% probability, is for pro-Brexit MPs to reluctantly back a revamped deal with Brussels in order to avoid an election, meaning it passes through parliament.
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The administration proposed putting a sizeable chunk of defense funding in a war account not subject to caps in order to avoid having to reach a reach a budget deal.
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Particularly, she can't stand the therapist probing into the meaning behind Rick choosing to turn himself into a literal goddamn pickle in order to avoid her and their emotional issues.
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The company is in talks with the EPA, which "is interested in achieving national uniformity with dicamba regulation in order to avoid a state patchwork," Monsanto spokeswoman Charla Lord said.
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But with University of Chicago-trained economist Paulo Guedes by his side, he seems to know what the country needs to do now in order to avoid fiscal disaster later.
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Congress is entertaining proposals on making Daylight Savings Time run year-round in order to avoid the spike in sleep-related cardiovascular events that accompanies the time changes each year.
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She gave her name as Eleanor Fagan and her age as 21 in order to avoid the reformatory—instead, she was sentenced to four months at the Blackwell's Island workhouse.
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I think if one person is staring at their phone, everyone else tends to do it, whether it be self consciously or just in order to avoid an awkward situation.
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To attend the UN Climate Action Summit in September, Thunberg crossed the Atlantic on a zero-emissions sailboat in order to avoid the greenhouse-gas emissions associated with air travel.
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Currently, passengers who use wheelchairs cannot access the lavatory on single-aisle aircraft and sometimes avoid flying or dehydrate themselves in order to avoid having to relieve themselves during flight.
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Chicago still needs to win its final two games and hope that Indiana drops its remaining three in order to avoid missing the playoffs for the first time since 2008.
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" She said that she and her then-boyfriend, chef and memoirist Anthony Bourdain, who died by suicide in June, had decided to pay Bennett in order to avoid "negative publicity.
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To wrap your head around the problem, it's important to understand that infection-causing bacteria are living things, and are able to mutate and evolve in order to avoid extinction.
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But should a deal still not be reached by that point, a "backstop" solution is needed in order to avoid a highly controversial hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.
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And it's not the only one: Several other graduate student organizing campaigns have withdrawn their petitions to the NLRB over the past year in order to avoid an adverse decision.
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But exports through the last three months of 2016/17, which ends on May 20163, need to be the strongest of the year in order to avoid falling behind expectations.
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Goldman Sachs has told clients that OPEC will need to agree to curb production by at least 1 million barrels per day in order to avoid a "sharp" sell-off.
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"Both leaders recognize the importance of maintaining regular communication in order to avoid miscalculation and to promote transparency in areas where our militaries are operating in close proximity," Lt. Cmdr.
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The state has a multibillion dollar deficit that must be sorted before July 1, the start of Alaska' new fiscal year, in order to avoid shuttering government offices and services.
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They prevented their own fans from traveling to away games in their final three qualifiers, against Azerbaijan, Norway and Malta, ostensibly in order to avoid any further instances of racism.
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One measure would move the primary to March in order to avoid its being held on the same day as what is likely to be a crucial Democratic presidential primary.
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Presti may have to consider dealing George if the Thunder do not significantly improve in order to avoid the risk of losing him to free agency next summer without compensation.
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Russian investigators claimed that he distributed doping materials among athletes and made claims about a state-sponsored doping program in Russia in order to avoid responsibility for his drug distribution.
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She also testified that she was removed from Ukraine hastily in order to avoid a presidential tweet, which is often the way Trump fires or announces the departures of officials.
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In order to avoid the media, the plan was to fly Sekkingstad to a beach resort in the city and clean him up before bringing him to the press conference.
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It was also unclear what specific laws or regulations the E.P.A. would cite, or what actions the agency would demand from the city's leaders in order to avoid the citation.
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"The absence of various revenue measures required deeper reductions to higher education and transportation in order to avoid truly unacceptable funding levels for K-12 schools and hospitals," he said.
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The House and the Senate need to pass the two-year funding bill by midnight Thursday in order to avoid a government shutdown, the second in less than a month.
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She wants the company to offer more formal and informal ways for employees to report problems to management, including allowing them to do so anonymously in order to avoid retribution.
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House rules prohibit lawmakers' names to be used by firms providing professional services involving management of others' assets in order to avoid potential conflicts of interest with their public duties.
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He said Weisselberg was also aware of Trump's alleged efforts to inflate his assets and revenues for insurance purposes and to undervalue his assets in order to avoid paying taxes.
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The Obama administration had staunchly opposed direct military intervention against Assad in order to avoid the risk of getting bogged down in a new war against Syria and potentially Russia.
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You can find their content on major social media platforms like YouTube and Twitter, but most of it has to be masked or heavily censored in order to avoid bans.
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FBI policy requires former employees to submit any agency-related material for review before public release in order to avoid inadvertent disclosure of classified information and to protect national security.
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Six months ago, Swedish prosecutors travelled to London to interview the WikiLeaks founder, who has been living in the Ecuadorian embassy since 2012 in order to avoid extradition to Sweden.
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The government runs out of money at the end of September, a deadline congressional Republicans are eager to meet in order to avoid any additional drama before the November elections.
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