It is everything in relation to ... Everything now is in relation to Donald Trump.
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" Loekke Ramussen said: "Denmark takes a large responsibility in relation to international matters and in relation to NATO in particular.
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I hope that the best of Ivanka is going to show up, because I think she could be a very important force in moderating certain views of this administration — in relation to immigrants, in relation to women, in relation to morals.
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As a dancer, Ms. Nadon knows how to use her hips in relation to her face and her legs in relation to her shoulders.
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Police said on Monday the caution was in relation to an offense under the Education Act, while there was no further action in relation to attempted burglary.
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StanChart said it was considering its options in relation to the fine from the FCA's Regulatory Decisions Committee in relation to the bank's historical financial crime controls.
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"The United States has very clear laws in relation to mutual legal assistance with Russia, in relation to extradition with Russia and various other things," he said.
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So there is a question of being cautious about generalizing about such a tiny number in relation to all crimes, or in relation to the population as a whole.
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It's hypnotic as a performance piece, full of flawless portrayals of a kid figuring out who he is, not just in relation to other people, but in relation to himself.
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LAGARDE: WELL, ONE OF THE VERY SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IS GOOD CLARIFICATION AND MUCH BETTER COMMUNICATION BY THE CHINESE AUTHORITIES IN RELATION TO THEIR OWN MARKET AND IN RELATION TO THE EXCHANGE RATE REGIME.
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Things are real to us human beings in relation to other parts of our experience (just as the red-pill world is real in relation to the blue-pill world in The Matrix).
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But again, those two tropes exist in relation to men.
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He has consistently denied any wrongdoing in relation to 1MDB.
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Six people had been arrested in relation to the find.
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Howard has hired a lawyer in relation to Farrow's book.
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No disciplinary action was taken in relation to the student.
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There's also a mention of Amazon in relation to drones.
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I definitely wasn't thinking about them in relation to agriculture.
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Actually, he curses a lot in relation to the demogorgon.
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Halkbank faces potential U.S. fines in relation to that case.
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It has denied any wrongdoing in relation to Fortum's bid.
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The controls were also limited in relation to political advertising.
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In relation to creativity, you believe that ideas are gifts?
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How important is your kink in relation to sex positivity?
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We are real in relation to other things and people.
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Everything is in relation to how it makes him feel.
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He also stands by his actions in relation to Trump.
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Several people have been arrested in relation to the incident.
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He was arrested in October in relation to those cases.
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Erickson has not faced charges in relation to Butina's case.
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The camera sees your hands in relation to the car.
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How would you describe their work in relation to loneliness?
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In relation to that, what are your thoughts on exfoliation?
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Everything was seen in relation to what was around it.
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It's his environmental regulation policies, especially in relation to business.
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CS: That first came up in relation to Katherine Bradford.
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We are not happy about ourselves in relation to America.
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In relation to that history, my problems were made minuscule.
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Not, as Nancy Pelosi said, in relation to being Catholic.
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Yameen denies any wrongdoing in relation to the Chinese debt.
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Guyger testified that the call was in relation to work.
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Fifteen people have been detained in relation to the attack.
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Why look at reproductive health services in relation to Zika?
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"The LME is currently undertaking further analysis in relation to the application of (the extension) in relation to Rusal brand metal, and may issue a further communication in due course," it said in a release.
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Keltner's approach to touch turns on the deeper idea that consciousness itself is "exteriorized"—that we are alive in relation to others, not in relation to some imagined inner self, the homunculus in our heads.
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Christie was not charged with a crime in relation to Bridgegate.
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Peleduy had not previously been mentioned in relation to the blackouts.
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Consider every single expense in relation to your dream year abroad.
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JS: We never really expressed any concern in relation to NAFTA.
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In the mirrorworld, objects will exist in relation to other things.
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Nobody really wants to criticize themselves in relation to everything constantly.
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Then, they analyzed each customer's answers in relation to their genome.
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Steinhoff has denied any wrongdoing in relation to the German allegations.
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It doesn't need to be taught specifically in relation to sex.
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It's common to talk about games in relation to power fantasies.
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I was just thinking about myself in relation to environmental issues.
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Kavanaugh is scheduled to testify Thursday in relation to Ford's accusation.
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"...I said that, but not in relation to Obama," he said.
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It was not clear who this order was in relation to.
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H: How do you see the fictionalization in relation to fakeness?
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How do you feel about that in relation to your art?
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The hologram "only exists in relation to the others," she said.
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He was already being investigated in relation to a separate case.
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This legislation essentially protects state secrets in relation to national security.
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There have been no arrests announced in relation to that attack.
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Americans are not living in unprecedented times in relation to immigrants.
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This is a significant consideration in relation to the public interest.
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JUMP made sense in relation to a gymnastics meet, but GARBAGE?
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Police are still searching for suspects in relation to that destruction.
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Could you clarify how blockchain works in relation to selling art?
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Dershowitz said the players' rights to free speech and petition are not protected under the First Amendment in relation to their team franchise, a private entity, noting that the rights only stand in relation to the government.
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We'd doing fine in relation to the-- what we paid for it.
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It's useful to understand where they rank in relation to one another.
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The banks will be paid a fee in relation to this deal.
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People spend their entire lives searching for themselves in relation to others.
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The NYPD has not charged Blaine in relation to the two claims.
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The mainland Chinese markets, closely watched in relation to the Sino-U.
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He is expected to face additional charges in relation to the crash.
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His home was previously searched in relation to Stislicki's disappearance, CBS reports.
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No cases have been reported in relation to the berries so far.
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The exhibition plays with scale throughout, particularly in relation to the human.
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You've heard his name a lot in relation to the Russia investigation.
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At least six have popped up in relation to the Stanford case.
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You could view all this in relation to something else, too: fabulousness.
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The touchpad is proportional and well-placed in relation to the keyboard.
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Nor should their entire existence be contextualized in relation to someone else.
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To date, no one has been charged in relation to the case.
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Of the 28, 13 people were killed in relation to the protests.
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IN RELATION TO INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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I make drawings and then see the world in relation to them.
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Plus, see your results in relation to others just like you. 4.
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This is a worrying underlying issue in relation to the migrant crisis.
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Additionally it becomes more risky, especially in relation to its dividend yield.
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In relation to its classic line, "Simply Good" is practically a godsend.
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We understand ourselves in relation to others: I befriend, therefore I am.
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"We are an exception in relation to other European countries," he said.
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It said it was considering its options in relation to the penalty.
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Everything is good, or true, or real, in relation to other things.
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But Ms. Fleming asks: Are they perfect in relation to each other?
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Merkel's main vulnerability in relation to Trump, however, remains Germany's defense budget.
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Underwood's antics and deceptions seem tame and trivial in relation to an
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So I find myself avoiding the term altogether in relation to protests.
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Halkbank has since faced potential U.S. fines in relation to the case.
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He was charged with first degree murder in relation to Mr. Faizi.
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The marks are larger in relation to the format, and more descriptive.
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They lack a certain humanity and human connection in relation to love.
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At least 24 people are in custody in relation to the attacks.
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I think I would retire the word "serious" in relation to wine.
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Kelly Loeffler — have denied suggestions of wrongdoing in relation to the sales.
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And in relation to social distancing, individual behavior has been highly variable.
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Sometimes it's one children have to learn in relation to their parents.
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In 2011, she began placing live bodies in relation to public monuments.
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I made this point in Munich in relation to our security relationship.
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The 70s treatise was excavated and discussed in relation to contemporary capitalism.
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How do you see this work in relation to the #MeToo movement?
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Mr. Kengeter, however, was never accused of wrongdoing in relation to Libor.
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How then should we view this in relation to your other work?
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You've probably heard the term tossed around in relation to interior design.
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Current debt levels in relation to income are not troubling, he added.
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Three other men are currently in detention in relation to the events.
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And where were they positioned in relation to the party secretary-general?
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"London holds great historical significance, especially in relation to America," Morrison says.
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This is shocking for any media outlet in relation to any politician.
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Pedialyte moves that line, or rather moves you in relation to it.
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Race is already a much-discussed topic in relation to the league.
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Three main themes emerge in the book in relation to Mr. Trump.
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The former premier has consistently denied any wrongdoing in relation to 1MDB.
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The previous attorney general cleared Najib of wrongdoing in relation to 1MDB.
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Media Ltd: * CONFIRMS THAT IT SUBMITTED A CONFIDENTIAL, NON-BINDING INDICATIVE OFFER TO HT&E LIMITED IN RELATION TO ADSHEL * HT&E LIMITED DECLINED TO ENGAGE IN RELATION TO INDICATIVE OFFER Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"Problems remain however in relation to the channeling of payments through the banking systems, both in relation to collection of premium and settlement of claims," said Andrew Bardot, executive officer with the International Group, which represents ship insurers.
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Markdowns in relation to sales decreased by around 1.5 percentage points in the first quarter from a year earlier and the retailer said it expected them to continue to decrease in relation to sales in the second quarter.
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"Saudi Arabia agrees with the U.S. administration's view in relation to the role of the United States in the world and in relation to uprooting terrorism," he added, referring to the hardline Islamic State group and al Qaeda.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Agricultural commodity group Louis Dreyfus Company has agreed to renew a $750 million loan in North America that will be priced in relation to how the company performs in relation to a number of sustainability goals.
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A spokeswoman for the Paris prosecutor's office said it was opening an investigation into the attack, specifically into attempted murder in relation to a terrorist undertaking, terrorist conspiracy and destruction with explosives in relation to a terrorist undertaking.
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As such, "Blade Runner 2049" stands in relation to "Blade Runner" almost exactly as K stands in relation to Deckard before the two meet: as a more docile, less rebellious "improvement," tweaked and retrofitted to meet consumer demand.
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British police have so far arrested eight men and one woman in relation to the attack in relation to the attack which killed 22 people and injured scores more during an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena on Monday.
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Either for specifically in relation to Trump's campaign or to other campaigns. Nix:
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Additionally, Vice reports a suspect has been arrested in relation to the incident.
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Three people have been detained in relation to the attack, state media reported.
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There is no evidence of wrongdoing in relation to Ukraine by the Bidens.
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Comparisons of search terms in relation to one another are scored by Google.
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Cardell Hayes is charged with second-degree murder in relation to the incident.
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On each spot, users can also leave comments in relation to that spot.
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Consequently, the "leave vote" has global implications, specifically in relation to interest rates.
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A number of additional arrests have been made in relation to the deaths.
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Four students were arrested in relation to the cartoon for "insulting the president".
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Talking about them in relation to one another is also relatively new territory.
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PNG Police charged two men in relation to the assault, the spokeswoman said.
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Some of the graffiti he put on cars was in relation to that.
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At least four deaths were reported in Florida in relation to the hurricane.
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No arrests have been made at this time in relation to the investigation.
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He has yet to enter a plea in relation to the new charges.
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One approach is to position your own concerns in relation to his interests.
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Currently this power is only used in relation to those suspected of terrorism.
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They also reference "caviar" — an apparent code for money — in relation to him.
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The team also looked at diabetes risk in relation to what people drank.
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The comments were made in relation to Snap and is initial public offering.
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A similar approach can be taken in relation to a range of sectors.
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At least three deaths were reported in Florida in relation to the hurricane.
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How important is your kink then in relation to sex and relationship positivity?
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The cheapness of labour in relation to capital affects the rate of automation.
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I realized two things this weekend in relation to this food challenge: 1.
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RC: Can you talk a bit about stylistic appropriation in relation to Jones?
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Some of those prices move in relation to one another in predictable ways.
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LAN: I think it was in relation to jazz musicians — their slang, right?
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And so it's also essential to think about this in relation to others.
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For Jaeggy, dying is the sincerest way of being in relation to others.
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Eight others were also arrested last week in relation to the alleged crime.
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That means that it corresponds well to the attitude in relation to me.
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The research also looked at the importance of friendship in relation to marriage.
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No charges have been filed against PG&E in relation to the violations.
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A married man, especially when considered in relation to his partner in marriage.E.g.
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But where is this new Gate in relation to the rest of Hawkins?
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I guess that was in relation to the miner's strike benefit in Aberdare.
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How was the experience of writing Erebus in relation to your other books?
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I've seen people talk about this release in particular in relation to ASMR.
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And how should we think about this season in relation to climate change?
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He has not been charged with any crime in relation to her death.
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They know exactly where their strengths lie, especially in relation to each other.
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Meanwhile Etihad is discussing what its options are in relation to the bonds.
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SISA's technical profitability is wide in relation to its local and regional peers.
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These compositions reveal his interest in language, in relation to the visual image.
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An awareness of all of that in relation to what's spiritual in ourselves.
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No deaths or injuries have been reported in relation to the electrical problem.
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The index measures a person's weight in relation to his or her height.
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I don't think that reflects EU thinking in relation to the withdrawal agreement.
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The $1.6 billion that Pinterest raised is small in relation to its peers.
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I don't want to get myself in legal trouble in relation to doping.
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Radically changing how voters perceive their own agency in relation to politics will.
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The bank said it was "considering its position" in relation to the accusations.
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The CDC has released travel warnings and alerts in relation to coronavirus disease.
|
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This story, particularly in relation to Cambridge Analytica's work practices, isn't entirely new.
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In relation to federal charges, Kelly was arrested in Chicago in July 2019.
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No one has been charged with wrongdoing in relation to the 2014 donations.
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More uncertainty is now headed our way in relation to the nation's finances.
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People knew where they were in relation to other places on a map.
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Talk about how you thought of it and especially in relation to them.
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It specifically asks the President to make a determination in relation to Khashoggi.
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"We talked about that prior history in relation to that," Professor Bublick said.
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The team found the strongest associations in relation to mood and self-harm.
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VIVENDI HAS NOT EXERCISED WITHDRAWAL RIGHT IN RELATION TO MEDIASET'S CORPORATE OVERHAUL - SOURCES
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In relation to the "Rights for Gays," I can give a perfect example.
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I also compose in relation to drawings on the opposite wall (not pictured).
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H&M's markdowns in relation to sales decreased by around 1.5 percentage points in the first quarter from a year earlier and the retailer said it expected them to continue to decrease in relation to sales in the second quarter.
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PARIS, May 28 (Reuters) - Agricultural commodity group Louis Dreyfus Company has agreed to renew a $750 million loan in North America that will be priced in relation to how the company performs in relation to a number of sustainability goals.
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Most vacation rental systems price a listing by inching it a tiny bit lower than whatever else is available, which means that per-night prices are primarily decided in relation to one another rather than in relation to external factors.
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DSCOVR location in relation to the Earth and sun / Image courtesy of NOAA DSCOVR location in relation to the Earth and sun / Image courtesy of NOAA From DSCOVR's vantage point, scientists can study cloud cover and weather patterns throughout the year.
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This sense of modesty helps keep prices down in relation to other village Burgundies.
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The only people to be charged in relation to the case are two women.
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"In relation to the people being trafficked, we've heard horror stories," said Flor Bonilla.
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Facebook issued a security advisory on Monday apparently in relation to the WhatsApp vulnerability.
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The studies discuss the genome structure of the Wuhan coronavirus in relation to SARS.
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And that's still the situation here in relation to the MSI Trident 23 Arctic.
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To investigate Russian undermining of our Presidential election in relation to the Trump campaign.
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"Technical discussions in relation to the IR-6 centrifuges are ongoing," the report said.
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And those comments are in relation to websites that ask users to allow ads.
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Together, they began to look into auctions in relation to the real estate market.
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Robin Thede is so sick of firsts — specifically, when they're in relation to television.
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I had spent two years studying conservation science in relation to cultural heritage objects.
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The mother in the Tennessee case was also arrested in relation to the abuse.
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Of the 2,000 Palestinians detained in relation to these attacks, one-fifth were children.
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My current bed has no headboard; it's really unfortunate in relation to my fantasy.
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The star quarterback was charged and convicted in relation to an organized dogfighting operation.
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The company faces expulsion from Peru and Colombia in relation to the bribery scandal.
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Most people talk about the potential for 1 Gbps in relation to this technology.
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Airbnb suspects that several of its units were booked in relation to the gathering.
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Understandably, most of the discourse around harm in relation to sex centers around consent.
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Twelve Pakistanis and seven Saudis have been detained in relation to attacks that day.
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Will private-sector debt in emerging markets continue to increase in relation to GDP?
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At the moment it has announced four pilots in relation to London and health.
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Gabriel Campos-Martinez was charged with murder in 2014 in relation to that case.
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The practice of referring to women in relation to men is Afghan tribal custom.
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If drivers see value in relation to cost and other factors, they will join.
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Nottinghamshire police also did not prosecute any offenders in relation to these 33 reports.
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Dobrev voluntarily gave up his parliamentary immunity last month in relation to the investigation.
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Amico also discussed her personal religious faith in relation to her progressive political philosophy.
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Pennie previously sued Twitter, Facebook and Google in relation to the Dallas police shoot.
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However, valuations should not be considered in isolation but in relation to other factors.
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Rather, he experienced the wine strictly in relation to how it enhanced a meal.
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He tweeted in relation to the NYC attack seven times in about 14 hours.
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A man was arrested in relation to her death, but Keisha's murder remains unsolved.
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Prior to this, the evidence of cannibalism in relation to dinosaurs had been sparse.
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"In relation to Thomas Cook... we're not putting in any bid," Walsh told reporters.
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It has forced us to switch on our brains in relation to many things.
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The three have a sixth sense for their positions in relation to each other.
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Obviously, there are downsides to buying on Wickr—especially in relation to drug safety.
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With all their money in cash, they actually lost money in relation to inflation.
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"They do not reflect the government's position in relation to Brexit negotiations," he said.
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What truly matters here isn't what you do in relation to this particular event.
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Wherever we are, we orient ourselves in relation to that house on the hill.
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It is hard to think about climate change in relation to our own behavior.
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"I certainly wouldn't use the word consciousness," in relation to bees, Dr. Dyer said.
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"Something about power, and what people feel they're entitled to in relation to art."
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Constant competition has affected how young Americans see themselves in relation to the world.
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This is a sensible approach, and in relation to Buddhism it is almost mainstream.
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Ozbilgen was previously charged in relation to a domestic violence incident involving Stephanie Parze.
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Many false or false posts have spread on Facebook in relation to the coronavirus.
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The downsides are very small in relation to how much I love this pump.
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How does this make sense in relation to the behavior that I've already presented?
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" She questions the value of a "life lived only in relation to another person.
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We had no reason to believe this was in relation to the Russian government.
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Rather, the nature of parking in relation to development is changing, especially in cities.
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The 500 euro note has raised concerns also in relation to fraud and corruption.
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We can track it better when we locate it in relation to other stars.
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Currently, prices sold in relation to asking prices are on average 2.5 percent less.
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Before Wednesday, I thought of my son's teachers in relation to assignments he had.
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"Probably this year we will have good news in relation to Russia," Queiroz said.
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We've all heard about it, usually in relation to a digital currency like bitcoin.
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What should the foreign policy of the United States be in relation to Venezuela?
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Freedom is a relative term, and can be conceived only in relation to something.
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Similar paradoxical effects have been found in relation to calorie labelling on alcohol containers.
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The choices before us were difficult, particularly in relation to the Northern Ireland backstop.
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A one-night stand is a relationship; it puts you in relation to someone.
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"We welcome the fact that FIFA has accepted that there was no breach in relation to 63 of these players, but the club are extremely disappointed that FIFA has not accepted the club's submissions in relation to the remaining 1003 players." it added.
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"'Blade Runner 2049' stands in relation to 'Blade Runner' almost exactly as K stands in relation to Deckard before the two meet: as a more docile, less rebellious 'improvement' tweaked and retrofitted to meet consumer demand," A. O. Scott wrote in his review.
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Scorsese and Winter have given depositions in relation to the case, according to court documents.
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Guevarra, however, ordered the bureau to continue deportation proceedings in relation to another alleged offense.
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He proposed more rigid requirements around transparency, specifically in relation to online ads during elections.
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Cops later arrested Jonathan Alcegaire, 26, and Andrew Joseph, 35, in relation to the shooting.
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Sharpton's feeling about where the Democratic Party is in relation to Trump is no secret.
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What is more damaging according to Shapiro is hateful language in relation to drug users.
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There are some things we know to be true in relation to The Walking Dead.
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I layered the movement depending on people where people were in relation to the cars.
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My mistake, I guess, was talking about the Super Bowl in relation to human trafficking.
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Obstacles will come up in your relationships today, Gemini, especially in relation to your career.
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In relation to Brexit, there also appeared to be an uptick in Islamophobia on Twitter.
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This isn't the first patent filed by Google in relation to its self-driving efforts.
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The Malaysian Prime Minister has repeatedly and vociferously denied any wrongdoing in relation to 1MDB.
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The review would include unresolved issues in relation to supervision of Danish mortgage credit institutions.
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He said there was nothing new to say in relation to IAG's interest in Norwegian.
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Bergling struggled with several health issues in the past, partly in relation to excessive drinking.
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UPDATE: #BPD release images of person of interest in relation to Missing Person Olivia Ambrose.
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How much people were making in relation to others, or relative income, matters too. GiveDirectly.
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How precisely to define performance art, particularly in relation to theater, is a contentious question.
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Just to post a comment that makes absolutely no sense in relation to the photo.
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No correspondence or discussion will be entered into by us in relation to that decision.
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A man has been arrested in relation to Frances McDormand's stolen Oscar, PEOPLE has confirmed.
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Formal complaints against Deloitte, Richard Knights and Nigel Mercer in relation to Autonomy are unaffected.
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And a gigantic gap between fixed income yields in relation to the underlying credit quality.
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The timing was slightly on the dovish side in relation to recent central bank remarks.
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The committee would decide if anyone was to be prosecuted in relation to the story.
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Police confirm that they have arrested a fourth person in relation to the two attacks.
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Still, says BTIG's Rich Greenfield, the selloff at least in relation to Jenner, appears overdone.
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Only one person — Faycal Cheffou — has been charged directly in relation to the Brussels attacks.
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Clinton complimented his successor on immigration in relation to current members of the Republican Party.
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"There are political conversations happening in both governments in relation to that text," he said.
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A predictive model is generated through observations of objects in relation to those default boxes.
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Yet he never exposes Berkshire to risks that are inappropriate in relation to our resources.
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I want you to experience that in relation to whatever place you live this Halloween!
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In biology, co-evolutionary development occurs when two species evolve in relation to each other.
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Each case needs to be judged on it's own merit in relation to the circumstances.
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Electronic equipment such as laptops and (cell)phones were seized in relation to the case.
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Inherent skill and aptitude are also important to study in relation to creativity, Jung noted.
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They were the first senior bank executives to be jailed in relation to the crisis.
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In September, he tweeted out a video of a storm in relation to Hurricane Irma.
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CNN reported this week that Mueller's team has interviewed Vekselberg in relation to those payments.
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A separate reward is being offered in relation to the death of the third victim.
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But Japan's is far greater in scale in relation to the size of its economy.
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Neither Assange nor WikiLeaks have been charged in relation to the publication of those documents.
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Less juicy, right acidity and texturally better in relation to iceberg lettuce and crisp bacon.
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Najib pleaded not guilty charges and has consistently denied any wrongdoing in relation to 1MDB.
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If you are a carmaker, you care most about your position in relation to competitors.
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As such, America must think broader in relation to achieving sustainable regional and global stability.
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Mikhail Bogdanov also said that Russia has started contacting Trump's team in relation to Syria.
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Edgerton said the timing of the film's release in relation to Shepard was a coincidence.
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It's still not clear where "Cruise" stands, or where we stand in relation to it.
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The second is what the company does with that data, specifically in relation to video.
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Can you explain the significance of the name in relation to the British slave trade?
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McGregor pled guilty in July in an agreement with prosecutors in relation to the melee.
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Luckily, my husband had studied some of these laws in relation to his job training.
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That's good news for stocks, which generally move in relation to expectations during earnings season.
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Trump has used the "protect" language before on Twitter in relation to the Russia investigation.
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The synaptic charge between the retina and cerebral cortex provokes content in relation to form.
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An exhibition that explores the monolithic state of current technologies in relation to their obsolescence.
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It comes down to Lewis's provocative question: How does white exist in relation to black?
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F.B.I. officials have denied that anything improper took place in relation to the Russia inquiry.
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By design, even the headline — just three words — was minimal in relation to the images.
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"I was very interested in the history of colonialism in relation to photography," she said.
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Kaitlin, how do you view your character in relation to the rest of the gang?
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In relation to Bobbie rather than Bobby, she becomes more caring mentor than callous seductress.
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Milley also said the Pentagon is planning for all outcomes in relation to the virus.
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The practice has been especially fervent in relation to content about the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Conservative media figures did their best to downplay Nixon's crimes, especially in relation to Johnson's.
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A moment like this proves nothing in relation to the missing FBI texts, of course.
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People began making memes of Space Force in relation to Star Wars and Star Trek.
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A consistent theme is the relative decline of native-born populations in relation to immigrants.
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Markdowns decreased for a fourth straight quarter, by 2 percentage point in relation to sales.
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Watch this episode of State of Grace to better understand faith in relation to science.
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"I'm only who I want to be when I'm in relation to you," Georgina says.
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The impact of the election's outcome in relation to Russia should be top of mind.
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The same term blanketed right-wing media in relation to the migrant caravan this month.
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He also praised Trump for what he said was a "restraint" in relation to Iran.
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"Switzerland regrets that the sanctions situation in relation to Iran is again deteriorating," he said.
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Medvedev said Russia is continuing talks with Belarus in relation to its oil tax reforms.
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In all, 52 parents, coaches and organizers have been charged in relation to the case.
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I think the only way people change is in relation to somebody who loves them.
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Since the global financial crisis, global debt in relation to GDP has continued to rise.
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He has hired the lawyer Patricia Glaser to represent him in relation to his firing.
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When I consider notions of beauty, I think of Lacan's theories in relation to validation.
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"They pull in different directions: attraction, beauty, obviousness, not obviousness, how they sit in relation to the genre as a whole, and how they sit in relation to the genre within my work—within the genre of still-lifes, in this case," he said.
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Neither the Authority nor Fabric will be making any further statement in relation to this Appeal.
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And yet, it was impossible not to notice where other people were in relation to Beyoncé.
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When subpoenaed in relation to the Jones case, Broaddrick filed an affidavit denying she was assaulted.
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For one, the calls are very quiet in relation to the background noise of the forest.
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" A threat to withhold funds, he said, "must be in relation to the dispute at hand.
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Volvo, a Swedish company, told Swedwatch it had probed its Myanmar dealer in relation to corruption.
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The fund said the two were suspended for flouting governance rules in relation to the investment.
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So when we speak about periods in relation to our emotions, they're often couched in negativity.
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Allison Mack departs federal court after a bail hearing in relation to the sex trafficking charges.
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The image is used most often in "call and answer" memes, especially in relation to music.
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Their gesture seems fruitless in relation to the massive pollution that has accumulated in the river.
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This is particularly the case in relation to my former association or friendship with Mr. Epstein.
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Ten men in total connected to the Proud Boys were arrested in relation to the incident.
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Engler also said MSU would not cover Strampel's legal expenses in relation to the Nassar matter.
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It was not immediately known if Bilalov was arrested in relation to a Russian extradition request.
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As psychiatrists, it scares us whenever we read the words bipolar in relation to mass shootings.
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The sanctions would be in relation to company turnover, rather than be fixed amounts, he said.
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She was charged with bank and wire fraud in relation to violating American sanctions on Iran.
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HM: How do you work out the ratio of your forms in relation to each other?
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Update: Luann de Lesseps has taken a plea deal in relation to her December 2017 arrest.
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In September, the tax agency demanded Nordea repay 900 million crowns in relation to the case.
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The curatorial team carefully considered the history of each site in relation to the works exhibited.
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Takata said in a statement that it had nothing to announce in relation to Nikkei's report.
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The Sisters appealed the ruling; Sister's Holzman appeared in court today in relation to that appeal.
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Our upcoming publications are significant in relation to the US election, yeah, we think they're significant.
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Five people were arrested in relation to allegations of corruption involving a government-funded dairy farm.
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Also, you can use participant ethnography to analyze the innocent bystander in relation to your product.
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Climate change was mentioned just once, and only in relation to limiting emissions from methane leakage.
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Iapetus' color has to do with its position in relation to the rest of Saturn's moons.
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Hall's mother Ashle Jennifer Hall has been charged with grand theft in relation to the crime.
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" In relation to its Australian strategy, Brawling characterised Amazon's motto as "your margin is our opportunity.
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To figure out its orbit, he needed to deduce Ceres's motion in relation to the sun.
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But why should anyone care what Ryan does or doesn't do in relation to the president?
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He is an avid commentator in all forms of media in relation to criminal justice issues.
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The hack appears to be in relation to Erdoğan's recent feud with Germany and the Netherlands.
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It is not clear what federal prosecutors are investigating in relation to the Kushner Cos. developments.
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Turkish authorities have arrested 49,000 people in relation to the failed coup out of 150,000 investigated.
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It's also helpful to talk about what you do in relation to larger, more established players.
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SHARES WHEN WE BOUGHT THEM AT LEAST WERE MUCH MORE REASONABLE IN RELATION TO CURRENT EARNINGS.
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Rose McGowan was arrested in relation to a warrant for felony possession of a controlled substance.
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WE HAVE SOME OF THOSE FUNCTIONS, BUT VERY MINOR IN RELATION TO OUR INVESMENT BANKING ACTIVITIES.
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For instance, "apple" is a common word, but Apple has it trademarked in relation to computers.
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Emma Wolfe, the mayor's director of intergovernmental affairs, has been subpoenaed in relation to the investigation.
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That outcome "concluded all government legal matters in relation to the Montara incident," the company said.
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Five public officials, including four state legislators, eventually pleaded guilty in relation to the sting operation.
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Police in Jharkhand quickly detained 15 people in relation to the crime, including the village chief.
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Kids breathe twice as quickly, so they inhale more air in relation to their body weight.
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" The strategist added, in relation to the Clinton campaign, "I think they might be overthinking it.
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Until that moment, she says, she hadn't realized how she was seen in relation to Freud.
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They are graded in relation to their classmates and then placed into one of nine brackets.
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Assange was arrested in relation to a provisional extradition request from the United States of America.
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She exists solely in relation to others, usually to men, without any personal drive or motivation.
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Investigators also sought to question Mukhammadzoir Kadirov, 32, an Uzbek national, in relation to the attack.
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State-run Anadolu news agency said 15 people had been detained in relation to the attack.
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The other probes relate to complaints by users in relation to how Facebook processes personal data.
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They differ, however, on exactly what this means, especially in relation to support for the President.
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Tuesday is likely to see "important developments" in relation to that question, one French official said.
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It's purely in relation to white contempt, in other words, that she is granted dramatic presence.
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Authorities have charged at least one person and detained four others in relation to the attack.
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The buildup of wind and solar power further decreased overall electricity prices in relation to coal.
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The visual counterpoint in relation to the music creates a sense of air and vertical movement.
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John Bolton advises President Trump on national security in relation to Russia, Iran, and North Korea.
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We're upset that mainstream media won't address these (applicable) natural disasters in relation to climate change.
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Riffing on a meme together, in relation to a shared experience, is not exactly intellectual fireworks.
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The city has previously released 75 other prisoners in relation to the spread of the virus.
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That number — of victims — is often deployed with a rote disregard, especially in relation to Chicago.
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On that note, Angelyne made a point about how important food is in relation to sex.
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ATLANTIA SAYS TO LAUNCH IMMEDIATE AUDIT IN RELATION TO ALLEGATIONS OF FALSIFIED REPORTS ON VIADUCT SAFETY
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Candidates seeking the nomination now could better understand where they stood in relation to their competitors.
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You've probably seen the term "walkability" thrown around in relation to cities, neighborhoods, and even apartments.
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That's already a record, but economists prefer to measure the debt in relation to the economy.
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The theme entries made sense in relation to their clues, but the phrases themselves were nonsense.
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CNN also could not determine if any criminal charges have been filed in relation to Redmond.
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"There should be no excuse, protection nor privilege in relation to religious confessions," the report said.
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There was no significant difference between the two countries in relation to the study's key findings.
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Menendez is also charged with making false statements in relation to his Senate financial disclosure forms.
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They declined to comment on the suspect in relation to the list of dangerous Islamist extremists.
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We ask students to think of the following, in relation to a text: What is it?
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It was not clear where the Syrian Army's positions were in relation to the trapped convoy.
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All asset classes appear similarly stretched in valuation — yet rationally valued in relation to one another.
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This pattern of oversights in oversight has surfaced in relation to Trump's hotel deal as well.
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Trump's focus on the stock market in relation to coronavirus is a "huge concern," Konyndyk said.
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As though she's measuring her breath in relation to the air between her and the reader.
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Batista, once Brazil's richest man, is sought in relation to a wide-ranging corruption scandal. on.wsj.
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But, Harrison pointed out that they always have been so in relation to global emerging markets.
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The article also misstated the role of the Palisociety in relation to the Palihotel Culver City.
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The article also misstated the role of the Palisociety in relation to the Palihotel Culver City.
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What is different about being a tech entrepreneur in relation to the issue of mental health?
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"We have upcoming leaks in relation to Hillary Clinton," he announced, during a British television interview.
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The show contextualizes her work in relation to the multiplicity of beauty, sexuality, representation, and blackness.
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Political commentators have been weighing in on this question in relation to the allegations against Kavanaugh.
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Nor are they just about the 213,220 employees the bank fired in relation to the scandal.
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Nor are they just about the 5,300 employees the bank fired in relation to the scandal.
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The indictment, seen by Reuters, was in relation to a Bloomberg story published in August 2018.
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In July, five of the company's subcontractors' offices were searched in relation to the corruption probe.
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Vienna prosecutors had previously said they were investigating "in multiple directions" in relation to the footage.
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We've also gotten some clues about what Mueller has been focusing on in relation to Stone.
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The court has not charged Bonafini, but has subpoenaed her twice in relation to the investigation.
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When Mr. Zuma became president of South Africa in 2009, he rallied behind him an alliance of people who felt themselves to be marginal and neglected, not just in relation to the world economic order or white South Africa but also in relation to the A.N.C. itself.
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Only in relation to our imagination can things be called beautiful or ugly, well-ordered or confused.
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On Spicer: He "made a mistake" by making comments about Hitler in relation to Syria's chemical weapons.
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This "geosynchronous orbit" means it remains stationary in relation to a fixed point on the Earth's surface.
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Lagarde also said that new financial technology, or fintech, could have an impact in relation to regulation.
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Second, the UK and the EU have made a joint statement in relation to the Political Declaration.
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It also suggested establishing a specific code of practice for digital platforms in relation to data collection.
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Until this time, brand owners need to apply caution in relation to their overall digital media investment.
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It has most commonly been deployed to symbolize acts of deceit and scheming in relation to celebrities.
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The warrants were issued in relation to a "matter unrelated to child pornography," according to the FBI.
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First, bilateral trade deficits are not particularly useful indicators of countries' economic performance in relation to others.
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Facebook declined to share the percentage of news posts in relation to all posts on the platform.
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Hastert has apologized for "misconduct" in relation to the case without explaining what wrongdoing he was referencing.
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A statement from Naqvi's external PR firm said Naqvi maintained his innocence in relation to the charges.
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Instead, Rubicon employs a disproportionate number of white people in relation to the racial makeup of Atlanta.
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Tesla has not received a product liability claim in relation to the Florida crash, the company said.
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Its offices in South Korea were visited by local authorities in February in relation to suspected bribery.
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They arise for post-operative "transsexuals" in relation to the approaching massive expansion of their defining category.
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The regulator is seeking declarations, injunctions, pecuniary penalties, and a publication order in relation to its allegations.
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Thirteen current and former state and local officials have been criminally charged in relation to the crisis.
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The board must then disclose within 90 days what its intentions are in relation to the offer.
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Last year PT Kalista Alam was fined 366 billion rupiah in relation to fires in Aceh province.
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It's a vulnerable and honest track about expectations and being an artist, especially in relation to fans.
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On Wednesday, police released photographs of two people they wish to question in relation to the incident.
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Prosecutors in Vienna have said they are investigating "in multiple directions" in relation to the video footage.
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It was that she dared to evolve her view of the female body in relation to feminism.
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Just as countries are their governing documents, so are companies in relation to their Terms of Service.
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Personal memoir runs alongside a compelling overview of country and blues history in relation to Beyoncé's oeuvre.
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You'll hear the word "seamless" mentioned a lot by online lenders in relation to their application processes.
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Amnesty International Ireland, also campaigning for repeal, faces the same problem in relation to its own donation.
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In total, 12 people have faced trial in the United Kingdom in relation to the Libor probes.
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The Vatican has so far not addressed the issue of contraception in relation to the Zika crisis.
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Four plebiscites, or popular votes, have been held to decide the commonwealth's status in relation to America.
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The FBI said they also arrested an eighth person in Peoria, Arizona, in relation to the occupation.
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In neighboring pieces, grids of seeds applied to paper measure time in relation to seasons and lifecycles.
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Although everyone is different, it's interesting to consider your own stress in relation to these current norms.
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The replacement statement also omitted key figures in relation to Salini's planned 600 million euros share issue.
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As our chart shows some countries do considerably better than others in relation to their land area.
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Beyond all the controversy, Democrats are pushing for Trump's tax returns in relation to the Russia probe.
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Since the inauguration, the term "Resist" has frequently been used in relation to Trump and his presidency.
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Najib pleaded not guilty to those charges and has consistently denied any wrongdoing in relation to 1MDB.
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Now, another group of researchers are putting a real downer on weed in relation to ... your bones.
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From January to end-November, 171 people were killed in relation to land rights, PANAP's data showed.
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If Super Mario is an Italian plumber, then where in relation to the Mushroom Kingdom is Italy?
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The airlines in question have contacted passengers directly in relation to any services that have been affected.
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The head's distance from the screen and position in relation to it are also important risk factors.
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A Greek man has been detained for questioning in relation to the death of an American scientist.
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The point of civil asset forfeiture is to seize property from individuals in relation to criminal investigations.
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The website shows the Yantar's position in relation to the subsea cables, routed from Cyprus to Syria.
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She uses words like objects, placing them in relation to other objects (her own face, a flower).
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The Trump campaign has paid attorneys representing Trump Jr. in relation to the Russia investigations nearly $318,000.
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It's always in relation: to the television, to the news cycle, to the neighbors, to the nation.
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Answer the questions below to evaluate yourself in relation to eleven chosen behaviors of high emotional intelligence.
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Marines from Camp Pendleton arrested in July in relation to a human-smuggling probe have been charged.
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They conducted a study to examine suicide rates by firearms in relation to access to behavioral healthcare.
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The deal also protected four unnamed associates of Epstein from being charged in relation to his actions.
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The prosecutors' filings appear to implicate Trump in violating campaign finance laws in relation to the payments.
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Eretmorhipis had a small head, but in relation to its body size, the eyes were even smaller.
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This exhibition examines the objects the couple collected in relation to their work and teaching practices. Feb.
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This is also something I've been thinking about in relation to more mainstream representations of queer life.
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Users can also compare how their faces fare in relation to people in the same peer group.
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The town also has the region's nearest hospital and nearest state university in relation to the park.
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No. What's the point of our current British music award shows in relation to the general public?
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Works by Nathalie Jolivert, for example, are comparatively diminutive in relation to her more large-scale pieces.
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Clearnet to address anti-trust concerns raised by the European Commission in relation to their planned merger.
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"We'll start to see different capacities being improved upon in relation to the general population," he said.
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Yet prudence is a word that has rarely, if ever, been invoked in relation to Senator McCain.
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He was out of the country and has apparently not been questioned in relation to the allegations.
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There's always going to be some uncertainty of where they should stand in relation to each other.
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Viewers are then asked to think about their bodies in relation to the objects in the exhibition.
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So I could very well be, but what's different is I'm different in relation to each one.
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On Friday, the police first said they had spoken to a man in relation to her disappearance.
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RELATED: Holiday Windows Around the World I don't know where I stand in relation to Christmas anymore.
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Overall, she said: "All the problems of reporting were compounded in relation to the 'talent,'" she said.
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The document says the evidence was found in relation to an investigation into the construction company Odebrecht .
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They must now, however, stand trial for suspected tax evasion in relation to the payment in question.
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Facebook gained widespread attention in relation to Myanmar following mass violence against Rohingya Muslims in late 2017.
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The American government alleges that Meng committed bank fraud in relation to skirting U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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"The idea is to influence how people spend money in relation to their vehicle," Mr. Ploucha said.
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In the tweet, Kohli had slammed people for trolling Sharma in relation to his on-field performance.
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But the benefit has eroded in value over the years in relation to the overall benefit formula.
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At the next screen, you'll answer some questions regarding your skill in relation to Amazon's own policies.
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The reorganization plan is an attempt to address the bank's high operating costs in relation to revenue.
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The U.S. currency sank in relation to the rand by 2 percent at approximately 11:40 a.m.
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He added that more than 5,800 people have been arrested since June in relation to the protests.
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Travis Beacham: The easiest way to talk about it would be in relation to the neighborhood itself.
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This is terrifying, not just in relation to the president, but to everyone who uses a phone.
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The cost of producing CBD oil isn&apost particularly high in relation to other large-scale crops.
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Some 6,022 people have now been arrested in relation to the unrest since early June, police said.
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"Making this change now will preserve policy options for future governments in relation to forests," Parker said.
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There was also a 90 percent increase in arrests made specifically in relation to reports of rape.
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But they were situated in relation to certain characters and storylines that gave them some actual stakes.
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Then Dybner and I discussed the date in relation to my overarching question: Am I the problem?
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Some believe Google's lack of comment in relation to gun violence is simply a smart PR strategy.
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Investigators are questioning five migrants in relation to the deaths, which may be linked to sex trafficking.
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He is due to appear in court in July in relation to the rape charge, it said.
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During the news conference, investigators said they still haven't ruled out anything in relation to the shooting.
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The Swiss authorities have launched an inquiry in relation to "certain client accounts held with Coutts," the former Swiss-based arm of RBS's private bank, the bank disclosed on Friday, adding that it is also co-operating with regulators in other countries in relation to the same accounts.
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DSCOVR location in relation to the Earth and sun / Image courtesy of NOAA DSCOVR location in relation to the Earth and sun / Image courtesy of NOAA At this location, the moon can be seen crossing the face of the Earth from DSCOVR's perspective only once or twice a year.
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We are talking, after all, about the man who stands in relation to the limerick much as Petrarch stands in relation to the sonnet; which is to say, not as the inventor, but as the first truly great practitioner, against whose writing all subsequent attempts must be judged.
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Once the game's completed, teams have the opportunity to see where they rank in relation to other groups.
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Philips has a zero tolerance policy towards non-compliance in relation to breaches of its General Business Principles.
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All of these works interrogated how art is positioned in relation to the cultural languages we speak today.
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The most important factor for the U.S. economy in relation to inflation is the very tight labor market.
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They also took into account housing costs in relation to income, unemployment rates and cost of living generally.
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McGowan, 44, was arrested in November in relation to a warrant for felony possession of a controlled substance.
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I haven't got a response in relation to that yet, she said she wanted to think about it.
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It also took into account housing costs in relation to income, unemployment rates and cost of living generally.
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Family sources tell us the choking was in relation to Beth having breathing trouble from her lung cancer.
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Interpol issued a "red notice" on Belan in relation to an earlier hacking campaign, according to the indictment.
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Bouhlel's estranged wife is released, leaving a total of six people still detained in relation to the killings.
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These are the optics by which our communities of color interpret where you stand in relation to us.
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But not only in relation to human scale and planetary scale but within the history of the universe.
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For one, Apple is still not that inexpensive in relation to the rest of the market, he said.
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The mainland Chinese markets, watched in relation to Beijing's ongoing tariff fight with Washington, reversed its earlier gains.
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The message is not the first time the Ray Donovan actor has referenced Lincoln in relation to Trump.
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Police did not have any intelligence that Londoners faced further danger in relation to the incident, he said.
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One market participant in Calgary said the dip was most likely in relation to the Line 5 outage.
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Cobb has some experience with leaks, which Trump has repeatedly complained about in relation to the Russia probes.
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For malls, you'll be available to view a directory and where stores are in relation to each other.
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It was unclear whether the eruption occurred in relation to the earthquake, according to the Japan's meteorological agency.
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So you have to situate yourself in relation to state power and its violent legacy toward Black people.
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In relation to this particular lawsuit, we'll review it in detail, but we disagree with the central allegations.
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Roca explained that all movement when training is in relation to the heavy bag, which represents the opponent.
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She never transcends beyond tropes that position her in relation to the men she shares the screen with.
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Experts it consulted saw a "pattern of deception and obfuscation", particularly in relation to how buildings were valued.
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However, he has since faced multiple allegations and lawsuits in relation to the alleged sexual abuse of minors.
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This week Walt published a column on what he learned at Code Media, in relation to television industry.
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Assange has said he fears being sent to the U.S. to face espionage charges in relation to WikiLeaks.
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But to say that Fallout is a great action movie purely in relation to others would be unfair.
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Forcible compulsion in relation to sex crimes means to compel by use of physical force or by threat.
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For her theme, Hannah chose to focus on ideas of regeneration and resistance, specifically in relation to sound.
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Rice is one of six officers charged in relation to the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray.
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Belsky then brought up the statement of Officer William Porter, another officer charged in relation to Gray's death.
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That means it must work for Northern Ireland too, including in relation to the border with the Republic.
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Watts has the right to due process, an unbiased investigation, and potential trial in relation to these murders.
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There are some very rigorous rules as to how the voices can move in relation to each other.
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Most states have Megan's Law websites that show where sex offenders live in relation to your new home.
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Prime Minister Manuel Valls said people who had been sentenced in relation to fan violence would be deported.
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This history of violence must also be understood in relation to the formation of the country's religious communities.
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Offenders may have broken a law against "dishonest conduct in relation to a financial product or financial service".
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The Home Secretary has said that Donald Trump's remarks in relation to Muslims are divisive, unhelpful and wrong.
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It's not entirely clear when the books are set in relation to the timeline of the TV series.
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Today, John defines his wealth in relation to his family and the impact his work has on others.
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She wrote an essay about it in relation to her racial identity, and I'm glad they included it.
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He expects decentralisation of the energy supply to boost the power of regions in relation to central authorities.
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The government also decided to shut a total of 45 mills in relation to the alleged corruption case.
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And many people have gone on record with stories about experiencing sixth senses in relation to their twin.
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Top and bottom bezels are present, though pretty thin in relation to the vast expanse of the screen.
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DUE DILIGENCE USAGE No third-party due diligence was provided or reviewed in relation to this rating action.
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A statement like "I love Trump" would be identified as a strong positive sentiment in relation to Trump.
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Or maybe he won't, because figuring out how NFL justice exists in relation to federal judges is impossible.
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It's not what springs straight to mind when you think about "gameplay" in relation to this series, though.
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It's the surfeit and excesses of Black Friday that I want to discuss in relation to Civilization 6.
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The need for such a world order is obvious, and not just in relation to confrontation with Iran.
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Two Chinese nationals are being held in relation to the case, which N'zahou said also involved Gabonese authorities.
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She still thinks about her lost wages in relation to her retirement, her 401K, and her social security.
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We are not proposing in this bill to make any changes in relation to the issue of encryption.
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"We are trying to characterize what is different in their lifestyle in relation to ours," Dominguez-Bello said.
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He's written a lot about community and purpose before, in relation to the business he's building at Facebook.
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"There is a possibility that no agreement will be reached in relation to this potential transaction," it said.
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Domestically generated solar energy has an important role to play in relation to meeting Northern Ireland's energy needs.
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Turkey has detained a total of 35,33 people in relation to the failed coup, a senior official said.
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Overall, they saw a notable gender difference in favor of male physicians in relation to engagement with industry.
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This includes greater transparency in relation to the privacy settings and the design and prominence of privacy notices.
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George Hotz, aka geohot, talks about supervised learning, in relation to his self-driving car project #SXSW2016 pic.twitter.
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The Clinton Foundation is implicated in relation to donations with potential links to the uranium deal as well.
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They compared illnesses in LGB people and their straight counterparts in relation to how preventable the diseases were.
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We are looking to find this mattress as well as a box spring in relation to this case.
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That would be in relation to whether doing direct comparables, next year revenue projection multiples or similar effects.
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And it has "accepted the competence of the (ECJ) in relation to the interpretation of the Withdrawal Treaty".
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So, yes, it very much matters, determining what is real and what isn't, in relation to our experience.
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The PE ratio is a measure of how expensive a company's stock is in relation to its profit.
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China was a net detractor from global consumption in relation to how much it sells to the world.
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A lot of things that have been happening in relation to China have been driven by local actors.
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Of the proceeds from Intrum Justitia's bond, €2.4bn will repay debt taken out in relation to the merger.
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This study, Trust in the Work Environment and Cardiovascular Disease Risk, examined stress levels in relation to CVD.
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Until it is, we have concluded it would be wrong to make specific decisions in relation to Huawei.
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Just on Friday, Coats warned that "the warning lights are blinking red again" in relation to further cyberattacks.
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He also mentioned alleged irregularities in relation to the sale of the bank's own shares to some clients.
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Rio was fined £27m ($36m) by Britain's Financial Conduct Authority this week in relation to the same case.
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The probe is still ongoing in relation to other banks, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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What's even more amazing is the 2628B program's low cost in relation to its overall reach and impact.
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The police said they had a man in custody whom they were questioning in relation to the case.
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The arrests were in relation to alleged involvement in crimes ranging from human smuggling to drug-related offenses.
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He made his comments in relation to the crisis over the resignation of Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri.
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Despite noticeable progress made in relation to the resolution of the state-owned banks, several issues remain pending.
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Thrones viewers mostly cared about the Dothraki in relation to a character they already cared about, Daenerys Targaryen.
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We consider these things in relation to one another, along with the possible constraints an investment might have.
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This week, Carver County officials announced there would be no criminal charges filed in relation to Prince's death.
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BMO Capital Markets and Jefferies are acting for Chrysaor in relation to the Conoco assets, the sources said.
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DUE DILIGENCE USAGE No third party due diligence was provided or reviewed in relation to this rating action.
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Another man arrested in relation to the foiled plot was charged with weapons offences and released on bail.
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What is the importance, in your eyes, of photographing buildings and places in relation to the changing landscape?
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To get to justkidding, I can do "cd /justkidding," which references the directory in relation to the root.
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Jillian Mayer's MEASUREMENTS/ARROWS engages with capitalist issues of surveillance and advertising in relation to our own bodies.
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The researchers also used magnetic resonance imaging to assess participants' brain volume in relation to their skull volume.
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"The Board is being updated in relation to the review and will endorse the outcomes," the company said.
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"It is clearly a concern in relation to the erosion of press freedom in the country," he said.
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Which is to say, humor is a way we construct identity - who we are in relation to others.
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The art of Ian Cheng, for example, is commonly described in relation to video games, a clear influence.
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And if you expect me to use less florid wording in relation to Scott fuckin' Walker, look elsewhere.
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"He's thinking about himself as a person aging, and in relation to mortality and nature," Mr. Fischl said.
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Found guilty of contempt of court, it is Wong's second sentence in relation to the Umbrella Movement protests.
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" Tomasz, who is present, retorts, "I only consider knives and razor blades in relation to my own wrists.
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Notice where they are in relation to one another, and to the other countries included on the map.
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On Monday, a second arrest warrant was issued in relation to the coup attempt, this time for espionage.
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They also measured political competition, or the vote share of a particular party in relation to other parties.
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It's estimated that more than 20,000 people have been killed in relation to the drug war to date.
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I saw the notice issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) in relation to Cathay Pacific.
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Mark critiques the appearance and performance of Serena's body in relation to race and sex, not her sportsmanship.
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An earlier version of this obituary reversed the geographic directions of Algeria and Libya in relation to Tunisia.
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Trump has repeatedly inverted the timing of Schiff's comments in relation to the release of the rough transcript.
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How will rules of origin be managed in relation to products partly produced in the EU & Northern Ireland?
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Vashukevich has not yet appeared in court in relation to the charge so has not entered a plea.
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A Paris prosecutor called the attack "attempted killings ... in relation to a terrorist undertaking," according to the BBC.
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Attempts to flatter your interviewer will most likely fall short – especially in relation to appearance or material possessions.
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Q: And you had described sort of like a coffee table, where was he in relation to that?
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Others tweeted criticism of the size of Bezos's donation in relation to the amount of his personal wealth.
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Every time his cellphone rings in relation to last-minute details, it sounds like the chiming of bells.
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There have been efforts to clarify the definitions of employer and employee, especially in relation to elected officials.
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Yakubets and Turashev were charged in relation to computer hacking and bank fraud schemes going back to 2009.
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Uncertainty persists over the U.S. stance in relation to new tariffs on Chinese imports taking effect on Dec.
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All of the reports are cast in relation to the Nation of Islam and Ali's faith in general.
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"Seinfeld always has a twist," he said, when asked where the company was in relation to the series.
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Earlier on Monday, however, the bank received some rare good news in relation to its faltering rescue plan.
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You feel yourself slightly differently in relation to a painting; you might have a philosophical sense of yourself.
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Emails and other documents indicate that Abu Dhabi agreed to cover expenses Fordham incurred in relation to MIR.
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On March 25, Conroy said Yale has rescinded the admission of one student in relation to the scam.
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The government says it is detaining 11 people in relation to the case and have released the rest.
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Beijing and Shanghai already have some of the world's highest real estate prices in relation to local incomes.
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But Legrand said staff should be encouraged that they can overcome those challenges, particularly in relation to age.
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A fifth man, aged 50, was arrested on Monday in relation to Saturday's attack under the Terrorism Act.
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Over here, the size of that forearm and hand in relation to the rest; it fragments even more.
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Both artists investigate their own subjectivity in relation to social-political economies, sexual violence, gender roles and stereotypes.
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At this point, it is worth restating how transfer rumours work in relation to the clubs they concern.
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As for dogs, they've evolved to be such a part of humans' lives that it seems like they are sensitive to human behavior, not just in relation to the dog, but also in relation to one another, so maybe don't go getting into fights with other owners at the dog parks.
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Let's therefore contextualize this black artist's work not just in relation to white male artists, as the curators do, but also in relation to the treatment of black female bodies, hair styles, and ideas of beauty by artists like Kara Walker, Mickalene Thomas, Wangechi Mutu, and María Magdalena Campos-Pons.
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The alleged shooter is facing hate crimes resulting in death, hate crimes involving an attempt to kill, use of a firearm to commit murder and in relation to a crime of violence, and use of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence, according to his indictment.
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It is not known if he has retained an attorney or how he pleads in relation to the charges.
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That's how Jane consistently thinks of herself in relation to other people: as a useless thing, a noxious thing.
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Najib has been charged with money laundering offenses in relation to the disappearance of billions of dollars from 1MDB.
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Along with this new civil suit, Spacey has been charged with felony sexual assault in relation to the accusation.
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Maybe it's better to wonder who Barbara is, in relation to Jon, than if Zimmer is specifically portraying her.
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ET. Among the topics investors are likely to discuss in relation to covering higher fuel costs is cabin segmentation.
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According to the AP, Assange fears being sent to the U.S. to face espionage charges in relation to WikiLeaks.
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Melanie Metz: Working in south Florida, I've gained a deeper understanding of my surroundings in relation to my upbringing.
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To my knowledge no one has tested cannabis on lobsters or other crustaceans in relation to pain or sedation.
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The mainland Chinese markets, watched in relation to the trade spat between Beijing and Washington, slipped on the day.
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Ceres, Mercury, and the Moon all tilt slightly in relation to the Sun, leaving some craters in permanent shadow.
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More specifically, the DoL alleges that Google violated federal employment laws in relation to salaries for its female employees.
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Police have released a photo of a man they are trying to identify in relation to the attempted arson.
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Therefore, the Islamic lunar calendar moves backward approximately 11 days each year in relation to the regular Gregorian calendar.
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In its latest statement, the government said six people had been detained in relation to the Sobame Da killings.
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An internal investigation by the military cleared its own soldiers of any wrongdoing in relation to the Rohingya crisis.
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The app relies on geofencing to know where customers are in relation to the storefront to keep food fresh.
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We want to speak to him in relation to a theft at a Blackpool restaurant on the 20th September.
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Officers are looking to charge an additional protester in relation to the second fight with the alleged stolen backpack.
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When they apply, no financial information in relation to the scholarship will be collected until after the selection process.
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"A third person has been detained in Ripoll in relation to the attacks," local Catalan police confirmed on Twitter.
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But U.S. federal government tax revenues are low both in relation to U.S. history and to other advanced countries.
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The fine does not hinder ongoing proceedings against individual people in relation to Porsche's diesel manipulations, the prosecutors added.
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I'm only saying that the financial motivations in all of this have been understated in relation to its importance.
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The fine does not hinder ongoing proceedings against individual people in relation to Porsche's diesel manipulations, the prosecutors added.
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What is oddest about this is not its break from the past, but its timing in relation to Brexit.
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It's one of those magic numbers not just on its own, but in relation to Amazon's $120 per year.
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So I was looking at Kemet in relation to bigger things, bigger messages, and thinking: we can do it!
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Some countries have a poor sporting performance in relation to what economic indicators say they could achieve, GS observed.
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UCSF told Glantz in May that he was being investigated in relation to Neeley's complaints, according to the lawsuit.
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ENTERTAINMENT HAS BEEN SERVED WITH ANY DOCUMENTS IN RELATION TO USA COMPLAINT * INTENDS TO DEFEND U.S. COMPLAINT AGAINST POW!
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How we exist in relation to one another is in the midst of radical redefinition, from working to flirting.
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Update: Four men have been identified and indicted as suspects in relation to the shooting of XXXTentacion, TMZ reports.
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How do you think the landscape of music has changed now, in relation to expressions of gender and identity?
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A further increase in impaired loans net of reserves in relation to FCC would likely result in a downgrade.
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Moody's said the downgrade also reflected "mounting concerns" over corporate governance, especially in relation to due diligence for acquisitions.
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The funding of loans by covered bond issuance gives rise to challenges both in relation to borrowers and investors.
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For you, personally in your history in games, what are some experiences you've had in relation to these issues?
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Seeing is believing Another idea researchers around the world have studied in relation to Alzheimer's disease is retinal thickness.
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The Guardian reports that he is due to appear in court in May in relation to the extradition charge.
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"Nothing justifies intimidations and violence towards an elected official of the Republic," Macron tweeted in relation to the incident.
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So I wanted to do a large-scale study looking at men's physical shape in relation to their egalitarianism.
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It accounts for his rebellious impulse to awaken the parallel process of thinking in relation to looking at art.
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Watch RealLifeLore plot out the location of nuclear bomb facilities in relation to the world in the video below.
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When we assess our present position and prospects, we do so in relation to our past experiences and expectations.
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The position of the bones in relation to other findings nearby "reveal the ship's violent sinking", the ministry said.
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Now, there is another risk to consider in relation to raw cookie dough: the risk of the flour itself.
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She sees it as something that shouldn't matter in relation to her skills, intellect, and smarts on the web.
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On Friday, Glasgow Police arrested a 9-year-old man in relation to the assault, according to the BBC.
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In the past five years my outlook on the body and sex in relation to feminism has shifted dramatically.
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The surprising development prompted the CDC to immediately change its guidance for pregnant women in relation to the virus.
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The letters represent the first formal outreach by the Democratic-controlled House in relation to the Capital One hack.
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Let me share with you, there are four key drivers in relation to the price formation of iron ore.
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Download it: iOS and Android What it does: Gives a map of your friends' whereabouts in relation to yours.
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He said "there were a number of things we were not happy with," in relation to the former employee.
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The announcement is the latest by Credit Suisse in relation to senior personnel moves in its financial services team.
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In the document, CEO Patrick Casey mentions Airbnb six times in relation to events in Utah, Chicago, and Tennessee.
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I'm much more interested in people in relation to other people than I am to them just by themselves.
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On Tuesday, Beijing said that the United States and Canada had abused their extradition agreement in relation to Meng.
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Aruba's government said the pair were undocumented and that three Venezuelans had been detained in relation to the case.
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Each successive president in the past few decades has worked to broaden their powers -- particularly in relation to Congress.
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He's already gone down that road in relation to voice manipulation with regard to the infamous Access Hollywood tape.
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We also reserve our position in relation to their position on medical confidentiality and the equitable duty of confidence.
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Safeguard uses GPS and a NASA algorithm to determine where drones are in relation to the no-fly zones.
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The riots have to be interpreted in relation to the wider wave of revulsion the ruling regime has provoked.
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On Wednesday, several Rappler executives including Ressa, were also charged with violating laws in relation to foreign ownership rules.
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She says Smollett's criminal record -- in relation to the police report -- is what should have been kept under seal.
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An Australian film crew, who was arrested in relation to an international abduction, has been formally charged with kidnapping.
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Moody's acknowledged that China's foreign exchange reserves, the world's largest, remained substantial, especially in relation to China's external debt.
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Subsequently, London's Metropolitan Police was fined £175,000 for breaching health and safety laws in relation to de Mezenes' death.
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Scottish police are also investigating complaints made against RBS in relation to the GRG, British newspapers reported last weekend.
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SWEDEN'S ECONOMIC CRIME AUTHORITY SAYS WILL NOT PROCEED WITH ACTION AGAINST SWEDBANK IN RELATION TO BILL BROWDER'S CRIMINAL COMPLAINT
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"The prosecution is considering what if any steps to take in relation to those absent," Prosecutor James Waddington said.
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Local activists have repeatedly demanded Najib's resignation but the PM has denied any wrongdoing in relation to the matter.
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The agency confirmed that this file relates to the international referrals the AFP received in relation to Operation Pacifier.
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But Assange's lawyer Jennifer Robinson tweeted that her client was also arrested in relation to a U.S. extradition request.
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It also said its financial agreements did not include cross default provisions in relation to shareholders missing debt repayments.
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Ahead, we list everything that's happened with the former national security adviser in relation to Russia since December 2015.
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WA Police confirmed via email that a person is in custody in relation to an assault at a hotel.
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The U.S. was a net-positive contributor to global consumption in relation to how much it sells the world.
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Amazon is big in relation to e-commerce sales: It accounts for about 2900 percent of e-commerce sales.
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The more challenging moral questions, in my view, arise in relation to our closest furry friends: dogs and cats.
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TFL accused Uber last month of showing a "lack of corporate responsibility" in relation to "public safety and security".
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He succeeded in implicating Trump in possible criminal conduct, particularly in relation to campaign finance violations and transactional crimes.
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Jerry Saltz has this term "post-art," which is not an uninteresting term in relation to what I'm doing.
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It also asks for full disclosure of NIH funds to IARC or money spent in relation to IARC's activities.
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"American society is broken in relation to Russia," she said in a Twitter direct message to Torshin in 2016.
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But where you live in relation to a warehouse could make or break your decision to join either store.
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Martin-Godinez had no idea where Michigan is in relation to Miami, but she knew it was far away.
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"We are aware of media reports in relation to this issue," a spokesperson told Business Insider in a statement.
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"IAG is currently considering its options in relation to Norwegian," IAG said in slides for a presentation on Friday.
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It's the latter that has caused issues for Podesta in relation to the probe by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Police announced the arrest of two men in relation to the killing on Saturday, but both were later released.
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ASIC said CFPL had failed to meet requirements made in relation to the group's fees for no service conduct.
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Manigault Newman's explosive book contains a number of claims about the first lady, particular in relation to her marriage.
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He began espousing a "warrior" code in relation to his veganism and critiquing the trappings of modern "degenerate" culture.
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For Mark, it was an invitation to think about Abstract Expressionism in relation to the politics of the '50s.
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No binding ruling has been issued in relation to the Intacta patent dispute, a Bayer spokeswoman said by telephone.
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Here, the lattices expand and contract in relation to the fluctuations of population as expressed in the objects' contours.
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We have informed the ICO and will take all other appropriate action, including in relation to data and communications.
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" These practices are codified by cultural norms and ranked in relation to a nebulous and narrow notion of "normal.
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The big picture: It's been months since the committee invited a new witness in relation to the Russia investigation.
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Yet to view this exhibition of Dubuffet's paintings in relation to the brilliantly defiant Larry Poons is another story.
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It insists that female desire can be understood only in relation to the larger social question of women's freedom.
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I pointed to the canopy and asked Dick where he and my father sat in relation to each other.
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Well one, he was queer, which is interesting because nobody really talks about that in relation to his work.
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At first it is startling to hear him use the language of art history in relation to skull rings.
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The seizure was in relation to whether the gear required a specific license to be shipped back to China.
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There are some questions that might emerge in relation to holding an alternative event: Does Havana need two biennials?
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In March, BAM inaugurated a recurring program designed to examine the onscreen depictions of women in relation to work.
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Brenton Tarrant, an Australian national, faces 92 charges in relation to the attacks on Al Noor and Linwood mosques.
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The crucial question is how the norms in question stand in relation to the Constitution and the common good.
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I find that, like most artists, I tend to repeat certain formal strategies, especially in relation to my body.
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Michael Platt's BlueCrest cut at least 10 portfolio managers in relation to losses in similar trades, Business Insider reported.
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The project was developed as a means to explore the concept of preset time in relation to making things.
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And as the French word for same, même, might suggest, memes are best described in relation to their sameness.
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Try to keep your balance low in relation to your limit, and pay your bill on time, every time.
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The discourse of pathology is often used in relation to Xinjiang, where Islam is depicted as an ideological illness.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the height of the Citicorp Center in relation to other buildings worldwide.
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The researchers found correlations between depression measurements and allergy symptoms in relation to the seasonal severity of tree pollen.
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An article on Wednesday about the use of the word "assassination" in relation to the killing of Maj. Gen.
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It's evident that an illusion of inclusion in relation to Latinx people has permeated Hollywood over the past decade.
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"People have to understand the technical specifics of their property in relation to the flood plain," Ms. Peale said.
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The group's impaired loans ratio and unreserved impaired loans in relation to FCC are much better than domestic averages.
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In the Hallmark-Lifetime Cinematic Universe, Hanukkah and the characters who celebrate it exist only in relation to Christmas.
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Players want to know how much their clubs value them — what they are worth in relation to their peers.
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"Yellow" explores the notion of foreignness — specifically, how different artists interpret that word in relation to the creative process.
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Last week, the Securities and Exchange Commission charged two former Celadon executives in relation to a multiyear accounting scandal.
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The case marked the second time prosecutors had charged Warren in relation to helping two men from Central America.
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The report will lay out the "wrongdoing and misconduct" by the president in relation to Ukraine, according to Rep.
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The Austrian anti-corruption prosecutors' office is investigating Strache on suspicion of fraud in relation to the Ibiza video.
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When he calls the whole thing a "witch hunt" and a "hoax," he means it in relation to himself.
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But some experts remain skeptical about the claims made by the app's developers in relation to cryptography and security.
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To navigate, drivers rely on memories of where rocky outcroppings and dried riverbeds stand in relation to one another.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Prosecutors in the Italian city Genoa are investigating possible market manipulation in relation to Banca Carige (CRGI.
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You may choose to flout what's considered cool, but even so, you position yourself in relation to that belief.
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Often, when art is analyzed in relation to the political, scientific, or ecological climate, it is considered merely illustrative.
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"Randomized controlled trials examining dietary patterns in relation to insomnia are needed to clarify these findings," the authors write.
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"I've been thinking about archaeology a lot over the last ten years in relation to my work," says Arsham.
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I was thinking about it today in relation to this video that Breitbart was circulating about the Google meeting.
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I've been hearing about people talking about #MeToo in relation to the new Halloween as well, which is interesting.
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The essay's first part investigates Lawson's work in relation to African American, modern and contemporary art, and visual culture.
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I will continue to assert that Facebook is obliged to comply with New Zealand law in relation to personal information it holds and uses in relation to its New Zealand users, and in due course a case may come before the courts, either through my Office, or at the suit of the company.
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Patrick Crusius has been charged with hate crimes resulting in death, hate crimes involving an attempt to kill, use of a firearm to commit murder and in relation to a crime of violence, and use of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence, according to the indictment unsealed Thursday.
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The Shaker Heights police charged Mason on Monday morning with felonious assault in relation to injuring one of their officers.
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An earlier version of this article misstated what Morgan Stanley shares are trading for in relation to their book value.
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This dynamic will be particularly important in relation to sensitive matters that Trump spotlighted during his campaign, such as waterboarding.
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Vienna prosecutors say they are investigating "in multiple directions" in relation to the footage although they have declined to elaborate.
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Below we highlight the five companies trading at the lowest multiples in relation to where they've traded in the past.
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Previously, scientists had tracked the motions of its inner stars to see how they moved in relation to each other.
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The mainland Chinese markets, watched in relation to the ongoing trade fight between Beijing and Washington, recovered from earlier losses.
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Yet British media coverage often mentions Islam in the UK only in relation to the refugee crisis or to terrorism.
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Ultimately, police use of non-criminal genetics databases highlights a need for standards for genealogical searches in relation to crimes.
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