No more missiles being fired over Japan in the interim.
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A temporary restraining order has been reissued in the interim.
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In the interim this protocol ensures our cockpits remain secure.
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Neither party has announced any agreed value in the interim.
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Those betting against the region got burned in the interim.
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So, in the interim, I've hoisted the burden upon myself.
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What you are hearing in the interim is Trumpian negotiation.
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In the interim, the stomach is secreting plenty of it.
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In the interim, states should begin the cyber hardening process.
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In the interim, astronauts have had to ride Russian rockets.
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But they think shelters are a backstop in the interim.
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It may take time and cause pain in the interim.
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What should people do in the interim as summer approaches?
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In the interim, opponents will try to amend the bill.
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In the interim, its stock has dropped roughly 30 percent.
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And in the interim, AI could lower customer service costs.
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In the interim, "Free Angela" had become a rallying cry.
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In the interim, the two men's relationship has apparently grown fraught.
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In the interim, he found a job with an environmental organization.
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A temporary restraining order was reissued to Heard in the interim.
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In the interim her rough life had taught her smooth soaring.
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In the interim, it had been stowed away in Grimm's garage.
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In the interim, we'll likely see more experiments from Apple itself.
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There were all manner of highs and lows in the interim.
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And it's one Hussman will clearly keep exploring in the interim.
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In the interim, consumers can return their Note7 for another device.
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If u need to call 2900 in the interim, call 220006.2202.
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His ideas about Mahler have not changed dramatically in the interim.
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In the interim, work on how you can demonstrate your achievements.
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In the interim Razer's cleverly rethought the ports on the monitor.
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Brian Johnson held his place in the rotation in the interim.
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In the interim, he licked his wounds in South Beach, Fla.
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He is not commenting on the presidential race in the interim.
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But in the interim, Wall Street is clearly bracing for pain.
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The market for broadband access has changed dramatically in the interim.
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In the interim, the work of the classroom must go on.
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That depends on millions of individual choices made in the interim.
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But new clothing will be available in May in the interim.
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In the interim between games, the Heat had traded him away.
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In the interim every other major nickel producer is standing pat.
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In the interim, she'll be hearing from Pichai and Google's ambassadors.
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Employees were reportedly helping stranded guests off the rides in the interim.
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In the interim, Syria would be run by a transitional governing body.
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In the interim, we see America's economic diplomacy taking its directed toll.
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In the interim, the U.K. would continue to abide by EU rules.
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In the interim, Albinati the author-narrator holds forth on many topics.
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But it seems in the interim these lone wolfs are out there.
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But the parallels should not obscure what has changed in the interim.
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But they disagree on how much oil could drop in the interim.
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Assistant coach John Pelphrey will serve as head coach in the interim.
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CTIA Executive Vice President Brad Gillen will take over in the interim.
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In the interim, he offered a few "contrarian" trades for bullish investors.
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In the interim, he turned 20, an age of demarcation among quarterbacks.
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In the interim, many countries succumbed to revolution, political extremism, and war.
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Al Franken, who was already replaced by a woman in the interim.
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Mr. Murdoch himself would be taking over Fox News in the interim.
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Elaine C. Duke, his deputy, has held the post in the interim.
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In the interim, consumers can return their Note 7 for another device.
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In the interim, NK developed a new generation of missiles and nukes.
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His uncle, Jim France, will take over his responsibilities in the interim.
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In the interim, he married Jasmine Fiore, a model, and on Aug.
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""It may be that there's a little noise here in the interim.
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And in the interim, Fannie and Freddie started to be profitable again.
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In the interim, he underwent numerous procedures, including two Tommy John surgeries.
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The Trump administration may want to keep things calm in the interim.
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In the interim, it is likely that racism and sexism will linger.
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In the interim, I am cooperating with the Giants and the NFL.
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A staff member, as opposed to an outsider, leads in the interim.
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JC: And what does that mean in the interim in terms of uncertainty?
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However, he will not relent in talking out against Joshua in the interim.
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This reduction in buying demand can weaken the stock market in the interim.
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In the interim, we have a lot of television activity, including the Mandalorian.
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In the interim, a judge temporarily stopped federal officials from deporting reunified families.
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In the interim what defines the story would be that China's fallen off.
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In the interim, it would help if women had access to more information.
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In the interim could you ask your crews to stop feeding the gator.
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In the interim, companies may get the breather they have been desperate for.
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Disney says it will pay for all of Hulu's content in the interim.
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Spohr will take responsibility for financial matters in the interim period between Aug.
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Brett Hart, the carrier's general counsel, has run the airline in the interim.
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In the interim Hill, aged 23, will become deputy chief executive from Oct.
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Elections without anyone affiliated with the past governments serving in the interim administration.
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That previous CBA has continued on as the controlling document in the interim.
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Chairman, given what's happening in the interim, I think more time is needed.
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His most public task in the interim appeared to be clapping behind Mrs.
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The good news, Ms. Berzon said, is that in the interim, values rose.
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Phil Bryant (R) appointed Hyde-Smith to fill the seat in the interim.
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Whittaker is expected to be a loyal foot soldier in the interim period.
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In the interim, Monzo has been assembling an impressive array of U.S. investors.
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In the interim, we've been through the financial crisis and elected Donald Trump.
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Are there other things that have changed for Republican women in the interim?
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He will be replaced in the interim by Peter Voser, the company's chairman.
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In the interim, the new FCC should adopt a more rational enforcement policy.
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Managing Partner and Governor Eric Holoman will assume the duties in the interim.
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In the interim, he spent a long time in a mental health facility.
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"In the interim, we continue to engage with those involved," the ministry said.
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The Broken Promises report merely detailed how little has changed in the interim.
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Mr. Giancarlo is expected to lead the agency, at least in the interim.
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In the interim, Mr. Flynn has to do anything Mr. Mueller's team requests.
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John Ramsey, the company's chief financial officer, ascended to the role in the interim.
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In the interim, though, prepare for a lot of sassy memes from both camps.
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In the interim, Houston police had notified the two exes of the alleged plot.
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And in the interim, North Korea halted their nuclear tests, all ICBM tests done.
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In the interim, non-governmental research groups are working hard to fill the void.
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In the interim, he also collaborated with Chromeo on a very strange new track.
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In the interim, pop was becoming more specifically personal, and the personal was political.
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In the interim, Cruz also expressed a desire to go back to Cross Creek.
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Bigger implications could come, but in the interim, there has been no systematic collapse.
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Former American Airlines pilot Daniel Elwell served as the acting chief in the interim.
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And we can't really influence how the business is being run in the interim.
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If you have the MUNCHIES in the interim, check out these Bong Appetit recipes.
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In the interim, the company says it is not currently working on an IPO.
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"It's not appropriate to comment on market speculation in the interim," the spokesman said.
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In the interim, I appreciate all the continued love and support I have received.
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If you have the MUNCHIES in the interim, check out these Bong Appetit recipes.
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In the interim, Microsoft handed us the minimally updated Surface Book with Performance Base.
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Makeup, however, is a great way to have a little fun in the interim.
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In the interim, Pranesh Anthapur, Uber's VP of HR, will take over the reigns.
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We thought perhaps we'd cross over to South or North Carolina in the interim.
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In the interim, data from other sources offers a hint of what to expect.
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In the interim, a pro-European Union member of Parliament, Jo Cox, was assassinated.
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Rupert Murdoch, the 85-year-old media mogul, will take over in the interim.
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CFO Patric Schoch will act as the company's chief executive in the interim weeks.
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In the interim, he said, the company may use the plastics for bottle caps.
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Is there anything Congress can do in the interim to prevent that from happening?
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Mr. Bryant credited Mr. Swan's performance in the interim role for making the difference.
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In the interim, here's how various gyms and personal trainers are handling the shutdown.
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In the interim, tens of thousands of asylum claims are likely to be denied.
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But in the interim, the strong California law will become a de facto standard.
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In the interim period, she said it's providing support and training for those farmers.
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Russ Ayres, Equifax's vice president of IT will fill the role in the interim.
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So, it's a complicated thing to figure out what to do in the interim.
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Cohen will serve as president in the interim as the firm seeks Haynes' replacement.
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In the interim, DeLauro wants the FDA to stop the Springfield facility from operating.
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Unfortunately, the Niners had become terrible in the interim, and Kaepernick was 1-10.
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In the interim, a decade's worth of interventions and therapy went largely to waste.
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That said, obviously there were leaks that came out in the interim about production delays.
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Sadly, we'll see the destruction to both the land and the agencies in the interim.
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I want to thank Albert for stepping up in the interim to lead the org.
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The government will still function in the interim, even if it is a long interim.
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"News about trade has been an important driver of sentiment in the interim," Powell said.
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But it still didn't make it any easier during a troubling time in the interim.
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Evidence suggests that in the interim, the overall climate may be having a chilling effect.
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In the interim, current policy with respect to currently serving members will remain in place.
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In the interim, these agencies will not have the capacity to do their important work.
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In the interim, Mark Mullinix, who was first vice president, will serve as acting president.
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But the Johnson government could take some diplomatic steps towards the U.S. in the interim.
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In the interim, inventors and U.S. companies need to re-evaluate their IP protection strategy.
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In the interim, only one other person knew what Jordan had planned: castmate Nany Gonzalez.
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In the interim, he said, he intends to work "hand in glove" with Mr. O'Toole.
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The bank had earlier this year forecast profit growth of 10% in the interim period.
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In the interim, he flagged large technology companies as the biggest beneficiaries of passive inflows.
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In the interim, a single event galvanized him — the 1968 assassination of his friend, Sen.
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"Theoretically this is the marketplace rationalizing itself, but in the interim how do people survive?"
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"In the interim, we will not speculate on the result of the review," he said.
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In the interim, Mr. Whitaker has since been replaced with the confirmation of Mr. Barr.
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Nearly all are hoping to find love and, in the interim, to avoid being raped.
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In the interim, Canadian producers are increasingly relying on rail to ship crude to market.
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This delay might provide an opening to reach an agreement in the interim, though challenges remain.
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But the result is that it doesn't feel like much happened at all in the interim.
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Vikas Agnihotri, country director, sales, will replace Anandan in the interim for Google India, Beaumont added.
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In the interim they can remain in the country and often are eligible to work legally.
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In the interim, however, immediate prospects are still beholden to what happens next with LME inventory.
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A main task for lawyers in the interim would be examining current employment contracts, Bradford said.
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And in the interim, let's do everything we can to finally start to fix traditional programming.
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The Trump administration has been working in the interim to starve the Iranian regime of cash.
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In the interim, farms have been trying to wring more productivity out of their existing operations.
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In the interim, Peachy Printer has run out of money, as stated in a Kickstarter update.
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In the interim, Yum plans to expand promotions in China in an effort to boost sales.
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Iran and Turkey have been flying in resources to ease Qatar's food shortage in the interim.
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In the interim, it would ensure that the special counsel's staff and investigative materials are preserved.
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We have worked hard in the interim years to take measures to avoid this happening again.
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Here's where you can see the stars of 13 Reasons Why in the interim between seasons.
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I figured having three months' worth of expenses saved would keep me solvent in the interim.
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In the interim, the UN's human rights office continues to record abuses perpetrated by the government.
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And that matters because Facebook's top competition, tech startup Slack, is growing quickly in the interim.
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If the two sides settle in the interim, Mr. Glasscock said, they should let him know.
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The Amp executive Ezekiel took over in the interim, and the firm scrabbled to stay afloat.
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In the interim, Aetna, Humana, Anthem and Cigna may seek to placate investors with share buybacks.
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In the interim, Sachs began a relationship with Torres and the two were discussing becoming parents.
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In the interim, many well-intentioned advocates and service organizations lobbied Congress to change the law.
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Bogaerts was hopeful that he might be available defensively in the interim until the soreness subsides.
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In the interim, inflation has eroded the real value of this wage floor by 15 percent.
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PBS had been playing Amanpour's CNN show during the hour in the interim — now it's official.
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In the interim, the Obama administration has tightened inversion rules in limited areas, drawing Republican criticism.
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That ended up being fortuitous because Joe developed a new body of painting in the interim.
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A parallel crowdfunding effort was launched on the progressive campaign fundraising platform ActBlue in the interim.
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They found that nothing in the law had changed in the interim to justify overturning Roe.
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KS: So in the interim while it was exploding, people have come out with other phones.
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In the interim, exhibitions and events will be distributed across multiple locations in the Harlem neighborhood.
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In the interim, WADA has called for an outright ban: WADA Report by ViceSports on Scribd
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She'll be replaced in the interim by Kevin McAleenan, the commissioner of Customs and Border Protection.
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In the interim, father and son are trying to enjoy the extended time they have together.
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In the interim, it is talking with countries like France and Israel to lease spy satellites.
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In the interim, Slack has continued developing its product, to better accommodate companies on Uber's scale.
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In the interim period, Cliff Moskowitz, the president of InterLux, will serve as the company's CEO.
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In the interim, thousands more have been lost to the daily, ruthless toll of gun violence.
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In the interim, they co-founded their own brand, Monse, which they launched in May 2015.
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Prices could begin rising in 2019 or 2020, barring any changes in the interim, he said.
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In the interim, some states and localities are pushing ahead with policies to control carbon emissions.
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But the administration has installed two deputies as acting chiefs to run it in the interim.
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AJ Frank, Vine's head of business development and operations, was overseeing the product in the interim.
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In the interim, the Department of Transportation has issued a series of guidelines for autonomous driving systems.
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The Justice Department's top seat has been held in the interim by acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker.
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He hadn't had a competitive race in ages, and hadn't tended to his fundraising in the interim.
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In the interim, a run on the bank occurred, and Cayman Island authorities placed it into liquidation.
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The chairman works to organize the convention every four years, and leads fundraising efforts in the interim.
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In the interim, I missed not one but three new music videos featuring Hossenfelder's music and explanations.
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I needed something in the interim, just until I got cast in a TV pilot or something.
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Potter will be replaced in the interim by Chief Executive JL van der Velde, the company said.
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In the interim, Pelosi urged her colleagues on Monday to talk about Democrats' policy agenda, not Russia.
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He quickly realized the error and filed for renewal, but in the interim he continued his appointments.
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The producers then play for the killer various tapes and interviews they have gathered in the interim.
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Ms. Schaaf said new information had led her to lose confidence in the interim chief, Ben Fairow.
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The investigation took about five months, and in the interim Hiatt looked unsuccessfully for a new job.
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In the interim, the president has struggled to recruit top-tier legal talent to join his team.
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In the interim, Emergency Manager Earley signed the order to use the Flint River for drinking water.
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In the interim, Boston-based Fagnan plans to spend around half of his time in San Francisco.
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In the interim, the signs, "We are European" may help shore up a counter-movement to Brexit.
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In the interim, the nations will take stock in the outcome of this latest round of discussions.
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But in the interim, there's one thing that would make people safer and their privacy more secure.
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Elaine C. Duke, a deputy Homeland Security secretary, has served as the acting secretary in the interim.
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In the interim, through a concerted personal campaign, Mr. Trump has had some success in limiting defections.
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In the interim, the French company has made several major bids for other drug makers, albeit unsuccessfully.
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In the interim, several NHL teams and players sent messages to fans this weekend via social media.
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In the interim, negotiators are supposed to strike a deal governing future trade across the English Channel.
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"In the interim I don't expect major changes, such as the creation of a unified super-regulator."
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In the interim, Democrats and progressive activists have begun zeroing in on elements of Judge Gorsuch's record.
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Steven Temares resigned from the top job in May, and was succeeded in the interim by Winston.
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In the interim, Sijbrandij says, he's gratified that the company has seen the growth that it has.
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That generally means you can afford some fluctuation in the interim if it leads to greater returns.
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His role as chairman will be filled in the interim by the company's lead director, Patricia Russo.
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In the interim the market knows there is "no easy fix", as Brill at Invesco puts it.
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The changes are due to take effect in December, unless Congress passes countermanding legislation in the interim.
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A defense lawyer said he expected to try to get Monsignor Lynn released on bail in the interim.
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In the interim, I for one will stubbornly and pointlessly resist this attempt to encroach on my phone.
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The company's head of strategic finance Prabir Adarkar will be heading up the finance department in the interim.
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Michael Kowalski, chairman of the board of directors and previous CEO of Tiffany, will serve in the interim.
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The Miami County Sheriff's Office is protecting the town in the interim, Sheriff Tim Miller told CBS News.
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The bill would ensure that the special counsel's staff and investigative materials would be preserved in the interim.
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In the interim, American companies go bankrupt, China takes over the market, and the court ruling becomes moot.
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And though the movie is a long time away, there will be another Pixar offering in the interim.
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"In the interim, markets may continue to sit against the dollar, while favoring risk-related plays," he said.
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A lot has happened in the interim period, both on a geopolitical scale and in more personal ways.
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Some of those trials don't pan out — but drugmakers are still charging sky-high prices in the interim.
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In the interim, what the country really needs is a Congress that steps up and does its job.
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In the interim we have stopped sales of the products and are issuing full refunds to concerned customers.
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These may be done in the interim, but typically no full-scale redo of the engineering is required.
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Never mind that, in the interim six months, Schumer had never stated that he had changed his mind.
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This meant that the actor could not work in any capacity and received no compensation in the interim.
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In the interim, they just have to get as big as they can as fast as they can.
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In the interim, patients can seek out tai chi, yoga and mindfulness training at senior centers and Y.M.C.A.s.
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Amazon said Sharon Tal Yguado, who is the head of event series, will replace Lewis in the interim.
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Michigan election law does not allow Snyder to appoint someone in the interim, according to the governor's office.
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In the interim, we can cautiously say that there is more reason than usual to think that Mrs.
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Time changes our perception, both in the distance it affords and through all that transpires in the interim.
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In the interim, conservative groups made their support of the credit known to lawmakers, and to administration officials.
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This implies that its NPL ratio will continue rising, with demonetisation possibly adding temporary pressure in the interim.
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In the interim, Kavanaugh's drinking as a young man has come under scrutiny from Democrats and the press.
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Also, some costs rose, on a per-day basis, in the interim from the first half of 2013.
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And in the interim, Amon said, a 5G phone purchased today will still work on existing 4G networks.
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In the interim, we have stopped sales of the products and are issuing full refunds to concerned customers.
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In the interim, Trump appointed Mick Mulvaney, who as a member of Congress pushed to abolish the agency.
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In the interim, though, do you think you need to draw a red line at tear-gassing children?
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In the interim there were great players with cheaper capital who were doing a better job than us.
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In the interim, we've done our best to develop clinical algorithms to guide decision-making with isolation precautions.
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Meanwhile, Gordon's role will remain vacant, though Maguire can choose someone to perform those duties in the interim.
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He also announced that those currently serving could stay in uniform and in the interim even re-enlist.
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In the interim, West released a solo album titled Ye and a Kid Cudi collaboration, Kids See Ghosts.
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His role as chairman will be filled in the interim by the company's lead director, Patricia F. Russo.
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The acting president, Hwang Kyo-ahn, an ally of Ms. Park's, will remain in office in the interim.
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The real number is closer to eight, since in the interim Likud merged with a small sister party.
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Steven Temares resigned from the top job in May, and was succeeded in the interim by Mary Winston.
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In the interim, he has been working at a market stall to learn more about the food trade.
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QP has been releasing "dummy prices" in the interim to test the price formula change, the sources said.
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QP has been releasing "dummy prices" in the interim to test the price formula change, the sources said.
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Pence's deputy national security adviser, Joan O'Hara, is expected to take over Thompson's previous role in the interim.
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In the interim, it hired an outside law firm to investigate the activity alongside its internal security department.
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But in the interim, the face of the resistance is a bespectacled grandmother with a killer workout routine.
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Depending on how long the case takes to resolve, the presidential election may take place in the interim.
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In the interim, he will rent a similar home for a cost comparable to his monthly mortgage payment.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) re-tested samples from 2008 using more advanced methods developed in the interim.
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Still, aides are sensitive to suggestions that Beto 2020 is in any sort of "holding pattern" in the interim.
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In the interim, multiple private equity firms passed, balking at the brand's finances and expressing broader concerns about golf.
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"In the interim, we will be casting other parts in that call center," the Scream Queens creator told TVLine.
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In the interim, the FCC is justifying its hands off approach to consumer protection using data that's largely inaccurate.
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In the interim, we know there are a number of customers who continue to buy our current Mac Pro.
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It has warned ships connected to the UK shipping industry to "stay out of the area" in the interim.
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In the interim, funds like Morehead's sound more like a monastery or a library than a venture capital firm.
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Now, governments and companies around the globe have been pulling out of events, conferences, and partnerships in the interim.
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Last October's dismissal came after the appeals court in the interim imposed a more lenient standard for whistleblower protection.
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There's no immediate replacement, but head of international engineering, Francis Tang, will cover the role in the interim period.
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And if you're hungry for more Matty in the interim, check out our Dead Set on Life recipe collection.
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In the interim, a patchwork system of third-party intermediaries and channels via protecting power has had to suffice.
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Vote counting could take a week or more, and the coalition will rule under caretaker provisions in the interim.
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According to documents released in the interim, the wages and inflation debate within the Fed appears to be shifting.
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In the interim, Gleeson compounded the problem by calling his teammate and captain, Ridgewell, to come pick him up.
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"In the interim, I'll be celebrating boobs, knowledge, taking action, and my breast cancer surviving mother today," she added.
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He may have hoped things would get better, but in the interim, he implored the people to defend themselves.
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Non-executive chairman Seamus Keating has been appointed executive chairman in the interim with immediate effect, First Derivatives added.
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In the interim, UES Management has supplied tenants with electric hot plates for cooking, the spokesman, John Marino, said.
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He has been replaced in the interim by senior Etihad finance executive Adam Boukadida, the airline said on Tuesday.
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The government will be assessing what steps it needs to take to tighten vetting of refugees in the interim.
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The store closed for renovations in 2017, with Apple opening a temporary location behind the cube in the interim.
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But Pence hopes the military will make a few big changes in the interim based on the Shanahan report.
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Lee will oversee that role as well in the interim until a new head of the Americas is appointed.
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The time it took for it to even reach Earth again, and what may have happened in the interim.
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And if you're hungry for more Matty in the interim, check out our Dead Set on Life recipe collection .
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But cultural change takes time, and she says she wants to help women feel more secure in the interim.
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It will also stop releasing children to sponsors, such as a parent or relative, in the interim as well.
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In the interim, voters on Tuesday have a chance to determine what they want from the state's election system.
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Barring some sort of deal in the interim, House Democrats expect to vote on a funding bill on Jan.
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For that victory, she'd only be entitled to back pay minus any wages earned in the interim, Andrias said.
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The day after the wedding, I apologized to my mother-in-law (I avoided family titles in the interim).
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"I've shifted to plans to build up my Only Fans following [custom porn website] in the interim," said Hart.
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Mohamed Ennaceur, the former speaker of Tunisia's Parliament, will finish his mandate in the interim role on Oct. 24.
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In the interim, two House committees on Monday established a congressional encryption working group to look into possible solutions.
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A research nurse suggested she send her next set of scans; maybe, in the interim, the tumors would grow.
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And in the interim, you see other smart technology and other resources and tools being used toward border security.
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In the interim, Mr. Putin reportedly disparaged Mr. Zelensky to Mr. Trump in a phone call on May 3.
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The pause actually creates an opportunity for a timely alternative that could help the legislative process in the interim.
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In the interim, it creates confusion on the ground that can damage soldiers' confidence in the chain of command.
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In the interim, the US government appears keen to reassure the Afghan President that Afghanistan will not be abandoned.
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So in the interim, agencies are delaying rules published by the Obama administration that had not yet taken effect.
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When Boeheim was suspended for nine games last season after N.C.A.A. violations, Hopkins assumed his role in the interim.
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In the interim, put a bill on the floor of the House or the Senate that will save Obamacare.
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Therefore, they can hike up prices even more in the interim because it's sort of operating as a bridge.
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The juicing company has since collapsed, but in the interim, he found something new to focus on: raw water.
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In the interim, according to the Los Angeles Times, it seems the Buss boys have been plotting a coup.
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In the interim, most providers are already committed to strategies that will eliminate the need for a standalone box.
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M.L.S. teams qualify for the tournament far in advance, and the teams often have significant personnel changes in the interim.
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In the interim, however, it should not rely on retrofitting a patchwork of regulations that were written for manned aircraft.
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And in the interim, he'll work to win over those uncommitted delegates to try to get him over the top.
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In theory, the sides are communicating in the interim, but the Senate did not leave on a note of optimism.
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So while these projects may bring relief to New York travellers once they're completed, expect some pain in the interim.
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Why it matters: Flood has been representing President Trump in the Russia investigation but will shift roles in the interim.
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In the interim, state governments pay to educate their children, at an average cost of $225,225 a year per child.
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It also lets consumers pay after delivery with Klarna assuming the risk in the interim and paying the retailer immediately.
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In the interim, App Store publishers should be watching carefully to predict how paid ads will affect their acquisition strategy.
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Many in Hawaii learned it was false because of a tweet sent in the interim by U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard.
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" "The government is likely to stick to its fiscal deficit target announced in the interim budget of 3.4% of GDP.
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Smith will serve in the interim until a special election next year, where she'll run to claim the seat officially.
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The proposal hasn't been finalized or submitted yet; in the interim, Oklahoma has submitted a narrower plan focused on reinsurance.
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The UK has warned ships connected to the country's shipping industry to "stay out of the area" in the interim.
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Kharola said Jet will meet bankers on Monday for an infusion of funds in the interim, the TV channel added.
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In the interim, the government has been looking at ways beyond free trade agreements to expand our bilateral economic relationship.
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Of course, if autonomous vehicles are not designed in the interim to imitate some human behavior, that causes trouble too.
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In the interim, Beijing has tantalizingly offered to purchase American goods and services in exchange for the lessening of sanctions.
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In the interim, Charlottesville Police say they are providing extra protection for the Lee statue out of concern for vandalism.
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Kharola said the company will meet bankers on Monday for infusion of funds in the interim, the TV channel said.
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S. relaxation and the opening of the gates to the STAR Market, investors could watch tech shares in the interim.
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If Moonves does soon leave the company, he would be replaced by COO Joe Ianniello in the interim, CNBC reported.
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In the interim, his subjects have ranged from medical experimentation on monkeys to the Crazy Horse night club, in Paris.
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"And while I was waiting for the bosses to pay them, I paid them myself in the interim," Winfrey said.
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In the interim, however, the goals of Beijing to make Hong Kong politically agreeable have been consistent since the handover.
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Eventually, Graham says, she'd like to start her own business, but plans to take some time off in the interim.
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"In the interim, we do not see this production rate as operationally or financially sustainable," said CFRA analyst Efraim Levy.
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And so, since Tirzah resurfaced for just a few releases in the interim, it makes Devotion all the more special.
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What have you been doing in the interim, and why did it take so long to put together an album?
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In the interim, all non-World Cup games are hybrids between competitive matches and tryouts, but always treated as referendums.
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S. relaxation and the opening of the gates to the STAR Market, investors should watch tech shares in the interim.
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"There will clearly be substantial disruption in the interim as we transition from one technology base to another," Muro said.
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In the interim, there were dozens of smaller releases, coming out monthly, and a constant buzz of ongoing version updates.
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In the interim we've had major natural storms and the proposed end of DACA, among many other events, to confront.
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"In the interim, however, you should rectify your mistake and immediately resign from your position as a Pfizer board member."
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A team of dancers is leading the company in the interim: Justin Peck, Rebecca Krohn, Jonathan Stafford and Craig Hall.
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While there has been no playoff basketball in the city in the interim, much has happened in those four years.
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In the interim, thousands of businesses on both sides, and millions of customers, will be thrown into a costly confusion.
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The couple who owned the boat in the interim had replaced the green interior cushions with ones that are navy.
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In the interim, others, in the US and elsewhere, need to double down on stringent containment measures and social distancing.
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"I don't know what the perfect model would have been in the interim before we legalize and regulate," he said.
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The band has been on hiatus since 2016 and its members have been working on solo projects in the interim.
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In the interim, the president of the Parliament, Mohamed Ennaceur, will take over the presidency, he said in an announcement.
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If a successor is not named by then, deputy governor Nadine Baudot-Trajtenberg would likely replace her in the interim.
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Maybe something like an extended transition period, with greatly enhanced Obamacare (which might actually be politically doable) in the interim?
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Chief security officer Susan Mauldin will be replaced by Russ Ayres, who will serve in the position in the interim.
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The primary will be Minnesota's first since 22020, with the state having held caucuses in the interim until then-Gov.
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That doesn't preclude "talks" in the interim, they say, as Tillerson has made a distinction between talks and formal negotiations.
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Gold prices are up 30 percent since March 9, 2009, but are well off the highs reached in the interim.
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But in the interim, CMS should say no to Massachusetts' request, and Congress should act quickly to fix the system.
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In the interim, the Taliban is likely to engage in reaching informal agreements at the local level with Afghan authorities.
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That number has plummeted to 11 percent in the last year, meaning that convictions have halved in the interim time.
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In the interim, youngsters like Ibrahim and Chaled continue to miss out on vital aspects of their childhoods and education.
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In the meantime, Uber has promoted some of the top executives running the company in the interim to vice president.
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Unfortunately, so little has changed in the interim that the Vatican's advice, approved by Pope Francis, is as pertinent as ever.
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We are going to talk about the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, that now weighs in the balance in the interim.
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In the interim, the boys would be suspended for three days, beginning that Monday, and would have their class schedules changed.
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Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos will run both content and marketing in the interim during the search for a new CMO.
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In the interim, he would be paying list price for insulin during that in-between period with or without government insurance.
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In the interim period Morrison's can grow its online business by fulfilling orders from its stores using Ocado's store pick solution.
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In the interim, the Today anchors as a whole took on the third hour, appearing in various formations over the months.
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If population and incomes have been growing in the interim, the latter 10% will be worth considerably more than the former.
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Taking over for him in the interim is Brian Luciani, director of academics at Kenilworth Public Schools, according to ABC News.
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In the interim — after she was emancipated and before she purchased her first home — Winter lived with her sister Shanelle Gray.
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In the interim, Trump has met and phoned Xi, and says he has built a strong relationship with the Chinese leader.
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His legal team thinks the case is dragging because cops have no case, and Chris' pockets shouldn't suffer in the interim.
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In the interim, it has sought loans from other, even more obscure Russian banks, according to Mediapart, a French news site.
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While no one can say whether a 20 percent correction will occur in the interim, Goldman does not see that happening.
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Ted Hope and Matt Newman will run the division in the interim as the company searches for a replacement, Amazon said.
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In the interim period, mines will increasingly see a mixture of autonomous and human-operated machinery, which brings its own challenges.
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By keeping your secret huge army a secret until literally the last second and causing thousands of casualties in the interim.
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That's the beauty of numbers: They can be juggled and propagandized in the interim, but in the end, they never lie.
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In the interim, she and Mr. Madubuonwu walked around Manhattan, enjoying museums and restaurants, and most of all, each other's company.
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The political mayhem from the scandal helped topple President Dilma Rousseff and ministers in the interim administration of President Michel Temer.
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In the interim the Chinese fleet is growing at a faster rate than ours, including the first home grown carrier force.
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In the interim, Holofcener moved to Los Angeles and married Ben Allanoff, an aspiring screenwriter whom she met at a party.
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But a corollary is that, in the interim, while society hasn't developed immune responses, we should be especially cautious about abuses.
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First, Alabama Republicans rejected Trump's choice for the primary, Luther Strange, who had been appointed to Sessions's seat in the interim.
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In the interim, we dig into the magazine's feature interviews for its revelations about Frank, the album, and life in general.
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In the interim, the Porter disaster happened, and Trump became more and more agitated with the direction of the White House.
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It was more a question of the body being put to a sort of rest and witnessing nothing in the interim.
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And in the interim, Mish has used leveraged-loan data to estimate how exposed various industries are to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The switch to electric transportation could take some time, and it would be nice to have cleaner fuels in the interim.
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In the interim, Council members did, one by one, condemn the Iranian government's response during more than a week of protests.
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In the interim, Carpenter, the case, will live on, moving the law in the direction of more protection for privacy rights.
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In the interim between this album and the previous one, you guys talked about how you wanted to focus on family.
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Most economists are still only guessing at the damage in the interim but numbers are emerging to give it some shape.
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In the interim, we should brace ourselves for turbulence and have a prepared mindset for the scenarios that may play out.
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It's not that news isn't constantly happening in the interim; it's that it rarely warrants coverage from a Native-first perspective.
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But I do remember that I crafted a list of possible theme entries, which I managed to lose in the interim.
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The president also noted that North Korean officials have promised to halt the country's provocative nuclear missile tests in the interim.
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In the interim, we must deploy missile defenses, protect our electric grid from electromagnetic pulse, and utilize good old-fashioned deterrence.
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The Justice Department announced Tuesday that it would appeal the ruling and asked Jackson to pause the ruling in the interim.
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But that doesn't mean that, in the interim, New START can't be extended for another five years, as the treaty provides.
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An additional 530 were set to complete the trip in 303, with many of them working from home in the interim.
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But in the interim, I've written comics for Dark Horse, and that really threw me up against so many gutsy artists.
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Lillard has missed seven games with plantar fasciitis in his left foot, and in the interim, McCollum has carried the Trail Blazers.
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In the series, Dee Dee is locked behind for bars for several months, with Emma looking after baby Gypsy in the interim.
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The country is due to hold a general election in 2018, however, the country faces continued uncertainty in the interim, said Letta.
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But in the interim, a combination of crowdsourcing and individual donations has been forced to make up for the HBCU funding gap.
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In the interim, delve into the novels, picture books, and in-world chapter books that make up The Land of Stories universe.
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"As I have been invited back numerous times by colleagues there in the interim, empirical evidence suggests otherwise," Krauss said by email.
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By law Prem Tinsulanonda, the 96-year-old chief of the former king's privy council, will serve as regent in the interim.
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Well, I had a baby in the interim between my last television job and this one, so I was feeling very picky.
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In the interim, Joann Cheng, the president of Fosun Fashion Group and chairman of Lanvin's board of directors, will act as CEO.
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"In the interim, current policy with respect to currently serving members will remain in place," Mattis said in a statement Tuesday evening.
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In the interim, they would have the option to buy into Medicare or another publicly run option that does not currently exist.
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In the interim before the new legislation goes into effect, applying for this license would be a waste of time, Ardern said.
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Her mother has been in and out of jail for her entire life, and in the interim she's been in abusive households.
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Gentiloni will remain as a caretaker prime minister until a new government is formed, helping to guarantee political stability in the interim.
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A group of leaders including CFO Allen Lindstrom and Chief Merchandising Officer Tim Mantel have been leading the company in the interim.
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Republicans are no longer seeking any substantive ends in the interim—just the power to obstruct and the power to manufacture scandal.
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In the interim, the company has also remained at the center of wider conversations about alarming developments and trends in this area.
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In the interim, response dollars had to be taken from public health preparedness coffers, Ebola response funds and other public health priorities.
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LONDON — Although we're still waiting for a new Beyonce album, we have in the interim been blessed with her athleisure clothing line.
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Rapid technological and geopolitical change in the interim has left the agreement lacking provisions that would adequately tackle the modern global economy.
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In the interim, the agency would cease some operations, including issuing new broadcast licenses and processing equipment certifications for new electronic devices.
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David Martin, Meng's attorney, has proposed that she be allowed to reside in one of her properties in Vancouver in the interim.
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In the interim, it would be extremely wise for monetary policymakers to proceed very cautiously in their campaign to normalize interest rates.
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Mark Dayton will get to appoint a temporary replacement to the seat in the interim, before a special election in November 2018.
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Mr. Hill gave up acting from 1967 to 1977 and, in the interim, took a variety of jobs, including real estate sales.
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In the interim, the Raiders were looking at San Antonio, which Davis said was "on the radar right now," and Las Vegas.
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In the interim, Vale is going to give us all an interesting experiment in just what the EV story means for nickel.
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Although security issues with SS7 were first recognized over two decades ago, little has been done to fix them in the interim.
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LinkedIn first took China seriously in early 2014, and has had reasonable success in the interim, growing to around 41 million users.
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Eghbal's report two years ago summarized the vast issues facing open source maintainers, challenges that have remained essentially unchanged in the interim.
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Despite the population nearly doubling, Palestinians today survive on the amount of water allocated to them in the Interim Agreement of 1995.
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Eighteen congressmen have ever gone on to be elected president, though the majority were governors, senators, or cabinet officials in the interim.
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But little changed in the interim: Jean Colonna now, and back then, sells a distinctly European breed of grunge he helped pioneer.
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"That [problem] would only exponentiate by the challenges of maintaining productivity in the interim as people are told to socially distance themselves."
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The department, which has over 600 employees, will be run in the interim by two officials in the Bergen County sheriff's department.
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It may require some policies in the interim to ensure that residents in and around new superblocks don't see their rent spike.
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They will be able to enter the United States for their hearings but will have to live in Mexico in the interim.
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In the interim, Eugenides is releasing Fresh Complaint, a collection of short stories that spans his entire career, from 1988 to 2017.
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In the interim, patients need to be isolated until those results come back, leading to a shortage of places to put them.
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Following Tritton's departure, in the interim, Tritton's duties will be assumed by general merchandising managers Christina Hennington and Jill Sando, Target said.
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But that does not mean there remains, in the interim, no virtue to thinking carefully about our course, or even slowing down.
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Amazon said Ted Hope and Matt Newman will lead the division in the interim, as the company looks for a permanent replacement.
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In the interim, he noted that American Airlines pilots have received intense ground school on the MCAS following the Lion Air crash.
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In the interim, New Zealand Governor General Patsy Reddy has signed an order to reclassify some semi-automatic weapons as "military-style".
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Witham estimated that in the interim, the number of Texas national guardsmen helping could rise to 2628,28503 to 22019,000 in coming days.
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"It would be good if Congress enacted legislation that modernized this, but in the interim, something has to be done," he said.
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In the interim, Republicans will have to endure the vote-a-rama, where dozens of amendments can be considered in rapid succession.
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Fred's plan in the interim: He was going to go about his work as if he were still employed by his club.
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There is no apparent downside to redirecting tax revenues in the interim to increased construction activity and the creation of countless jobs.
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That's highly problematic and we should all work to change this, but in the interim, it's something to factor into your thinking.
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Two years after losing in straight sets to Djokovic on Rod Laver Arena, Chung showed he has learned plenty in the interim.
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If users are updating their iPhones less frequently, they could at least be paying for the services on them in the interim.
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Our government should be working with urgency toward a solution and, in the interim, put in place a gradual return to normalcy.
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In the interim, Democrats have proposed other measures to protect workers from the fallout of the longest shutdown in US history. Sen.
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Ahead: David Calhoun, Boeing's chairman, will replace him next month, and the chief financial officer, Greg Smith, will serve in the interim.
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In the interim when Hus didn't release any music, other artists had started to come through using a similar melodic-rap format.
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This bill repeals Obamacare's coverage expansion in 2020 and presumes that Republicans would come up with a replacement plan in the interim.
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In the interim since 1976, the social landscape has also evolved, and the propaganda function of public monuments has received intense scrutiny.
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In complying with the CPSC's requirements, we ask customers who have purchased a Swagway to refrain from using their boards in the interim.
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The hire comes six months after Equifax's former CEO Richard Smith resigned and left Paulino do Rego Barros, Jr. leading in the interim.
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In the interim, Washington embarked on a costly campaign of nation-building in a country devastated by decades of invasion and civil war.
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"Fading Trump-phoria and rising policy execution doubts, on top of activity improvement globally, drive U.S. dollar lower in the interim," Varathan said.
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More good news: In the interim, you do not have to pay the Social Security Administration back for the benefits you previously collected.
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But the letter stated that permission was being sought from the defence minister for companies to use the new language in the interim.
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But the letter stated that permission was being sought from the defense minister for companies to use the new language in the interim.
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Getting out in the interim means finding another investor who wants to get in, so that no capital is extracted from the fund.
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Apart from the subsequent events that were noted earlier in the interim financial statements, no other subsequent events took place that require disclosure.
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In the interim, Plaza will continue to pursue the legal channels available to it in purpose to minimize the basis for such indemnification.
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In the interim, some states are beginning to make their own rules, but some say that might be a tough sell in Michigan.
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If a new governor is not named by then, Flug's deputy Nadine Baudot-Trajtenberg would be likely to replace her in the interim.
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The industry has also been helped in the interim by the Federal Reserve's decision to stop raising interest rates in 2019, he added.
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South Carolina doesn't vote for another two weeks, and in the interim Biden will have to deal with a likely loss in Nevada.
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In the interim, Bobby has taken shelter in a Manhattan bachelor pad (clearly decorated as an homage to the aesthetics of Axe Capital).
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"The last made public was in October, but we should expect that there was at least one other in the interim," he said.
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But other nations are moving ahead while we're headed to study hall--and in the interim we're slapping big tariffs on 5G networks.
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In the interim, he's faced what he's called "political crap" abroad, including a more than $14 billion tax bill from the European Commission.
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When manufacturing production moves overseas and then returns, productivity has usually risen in the interim; so far fewer jobs come back than left.
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In the interim, helping Australians understand the negative impacts of feminism and not supporting or promoting it further would seem a prudent course.
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In the interim, Dunham made scrapbooks of her dream home, carefully planning out every detail, from the wallpaper down to the pillow covers.
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In the interim guidance issued Friday morning, the CDC admits that doctors do not know how long the risk of sexual transmission lasts.
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Those call options are still open, by the way, but in the interim the overall tenor of the LME options market has changed.
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In the interim, the House passed a resolution that barred Powell specifically from taking his seat, but the Supreme Court ruled that unconstitutional.
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Concerns evident in the interim decision – how to protect the gains that have accrued to consumers from ride-hailing - are tricky to address.
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In the interim, my staff will be available as usual to assist with any and all casework or federal matters you may have.
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Trump is expected to sign legislation this week guaranteeing back pay for federal workers, but many federal employees are hurting in the interim.
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As to whether there will eventually be some kind of deal, Yes, but there will be a lot of noise in the interim.
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In the interim, combative rhetoric will spook markets, but investors need to ignore the noise and focus on economic measures, which remain mild.
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We waited behind the growing lunch rush crowd for our to-go bag to arrive and picked up some swag in the interim.
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In doing so, the U.S. granted waivers to eight buyers of Iranian oil, meaning those groups will not be punished in the interim.
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But its solar thermal projects have been slow to turn a profit and generate little income in the interim, amplifying its cash squeeze.
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A new stadium would be built between the two towns, with Oxford's Manor Ground and Reading's Elm Park used alternately in the interim.
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In the interim Shanghai stocks are still rising and as long as they do, the local price is going to remain under pressure.
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A fitting test in the interim would be the undefeated Eleider Alvarez who has his own upcoming test this February against Lucian Bute.
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But it still shows that, no matter what happens in the interim, stocks have historically tended to go up over the long run.
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James Malloy, a deputy chief of naval operations, is preparing to fly out to Bahrain this weekend to take command in the interim.
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In the interim, I suspect that what we'll see in our modeling of natural phenomena is that it'll increasingly be built by machines.
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In the interim, while all she could do was wait, she explored the possibility of moving production to the US, to no avail.
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Almodóvar cast Banderas as a sociopathic plastic surgeon in "The Skin I Live In," and both men had changed considerably in the interim.
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In the interim, Republicans are making clear that bucking Trump and McConnell would freeze up the Senate for weeks and crater other priorities.
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Buoyancy in the interim market can be a sign of corporate confidence, says Karen O'Reilly, stakeholder engagement manager at the Recruitment & Employment Confederation.
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In the interim, waves of new GOP lawmakers will come to Congress to put their own stamp on the future of the party.
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"We are unaware of any information in the interim that would argue for a change in those determinations in October," the senators wrote.
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It's just that they're mostly slow and behind the scenes, and in the interim, the community's "MOPs and sociopaths" have seized on DeFi.
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In the interim, these leaders and teams will report to me but will later transition to align under the new Industry Solutions leader.
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In the interim, we request that the pipeline company voluntarily pause all construction activity within 20 miles east or west of Lake Oahe.
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The ride-hailing company paused its service for one minute, prompting users across the country to "reflect on gun violence" in the interim.
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A number of people internally will manage CZI's engineering efforts in the interim, including Sandra Liu Huang, James Wang, Bruce Martin and Josh Wiseman.
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Bourke said such a delay in an immigration hearing was "not atypical" and that Sanchez-Milian had been free to travel in the interim.
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But what she does have, in the interim, is the opportunity to speak for her and Charlie, both, through the platform she's created online.
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In the interim, authorities subpoenaed phone and other records that showed the two had been in contact with Smollett before and after the incident.
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In the interim, Mr. Mantzopoulos's family relied on Christina's nursing income while he cleared as much of the debris as he could by hand.
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In the interim, Tehran is likely to continue pressing its claim that the Europeans aren't doing enough in its bid to extract additional concessions.
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In the interim, he called his sister in San Diego and asked her to come pick up his son, and he took a shower.
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That day is not likely for at least a few decades, though, and in the interim, DAC is likely to get much less expensive.
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But, the curiosity drummed up by a seemingly insane Briggs would certainly make for an intriguing, big-money fight with Haye in the interim.
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He has led the government as a caretaker in the interim, but could be forced to hold new elections if he cannot win confirmation.
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In the interim, experts said, Mr. Cosby will be classified as a sex offender and will be required to register with the state police.
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But in the interim, there's a good chance a few million Americans who got "coverage" via Obamacare will suddenly lose their health insurance plans.
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They also discuss a race-neutral system as ideal, but appear to acknowledge that using racial profiling in the interim would be most effective.
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The co-main event has not yet been finalized, but reports suggest that it could be a title fight in the interim featherweight division.
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Ahead of the recent general elections, which Modi won, farmers were the big winners in the interim budget tabled in February by the government.
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But in the interim, the college's black students' association capitalized on the incident to organize a protest against the store for alleged racial profiling.
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Thames Water said a search for a new CEO is under way and it would appoint Ian Marchant as executive chairman in the interim.
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Disinclined to sit around in the interim, Spalding and Castle, like many of their fellow-activists, have increasingly turned their attention to electoral politics.
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With Dowd gone, Trump's outside legal team handling the Russia matter will be led, at least in the interim, by diGenova and Jay Sekulow.
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Politico reported last week that Schneider will also fulfill a cybersecurity role at the NSC in the interim, taking on two jobs at once.
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In the interim, he is leaning toward the likelihood that the global economy will not sink into a recession should the trade war escalate.
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The Longhorns' next big test comes against the Georgetown Hoyas later this month, so barring a disaster, they should be cruising in the interim.
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"In the interim, this committee will continue to lay the foundation and develop pro-growth proposals for when the appropriate opportunity arises," Hatch said.
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With a strong penalty shout for Liverpool in the interim, the match was sealed when Berti Vogts brought Keegan down in the penalty area.
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Cam Poetzscher, Uber's VP of corporate development, will oversee Uber's finance team in the interim until the CFO is named, per a company spokesperson.
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Terium will be replaced in the interim by Uwe Tigges, chief human resources officer, until the supervisory board decides on a successor, Innogy said.
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Many of these wines are still developing, while the '00 and '07 vintages, far less esteemed, have given plenty of pleasure in the interim.
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In the interim, Mr. Bolton has repeatedly praised Mr. Trump on television and in his Wall Street Journal columns even when the two disagreed.
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In the interim, as of Thursday afternoon, a change in regulations would alter the licensing rules for the weapons that would eventually be banned.
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Everyone will be waiting to see if Kawhi Leonard signs there, but in the interim, Clippers fans can look forward to some incredible highlights.
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The professional dancer told T that she has a bunch of great projects being released soon, and, of course, fashion week in the interim.
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In the interim, your own creeping doubt can try to tell you that feeling good about yourself or standing your ground is really arrogance.
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In the interim, Muslawis — as Mosul residents are called — have mustered their own resources and philanthropic spirit to breathe new life into the city.
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In a call with reporters, a White House official framed Mr. Shanahan's tenure as one that could keep daily operations stable in the interim.
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In the interim, patients go through their days with electrodes implanted in or near brain regions that are involved in movement and auditory signaling.
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Because of the store closures, this also means the company will be scaling down its North American manufacturing and distribution operations in the interim.
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Second, it must ensure that they have jobs to go back to — that businesses with sound long-term prospects don't collapse in the interim.
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In the interim, to ensure federal prisons operate safely despite the shortages, staff are called upon to work overtime, often many times a week.
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Under the sunset provision, the agreement will terminate automatically in 16 years unless all three countries affirmatively agree to an extension in the interim.
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In the interim, Williams was 0-2 with three no-decisions in five starts, lasting only three innings in each of his previous two.
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Not a proud moment, but nature called and I didn't want to put my stick of Polly-O on the counter in the interim.
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In the interim, the makeup of the court changed with the retirement of the justice who wrote the majority opinion in the last ruling.
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"I don't think it challenges institutions at DNI to employ Ric Grenell, someone who will do a fine job in the interim," he said.
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Trump had tapped retired Lt. General Keith Kellogg to replace Flynn in the interim until the administration vetted candidates and named a permanent replacement.
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Deputy CFO Racheal Kellaway will take over the role in the interim while the bank finalises Stafford's commencement date, BOQ said in a statement.
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In the interim to try to make some assessment when those things have not been teased out, I've had no conversations with either candidate.
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And this is a team that has rolled out Curry, Chris Mullin, Purvis Short, Joe Barry Carroll and other big scorers in the interim.
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The military lawyers involved say the DOD should properly test conditions at Camp Justice and relocate them to safer housing in the interim. Capt.
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Holland (23-3) collected his first road win since last May 21, going 0-9 in 12 outings away from home in the interim.
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But he also said his committee will ready a bill in the interim, a move that will ultimately leave any decision up to McConnell.
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In the interim, the makeup of the court changed with the retirement of the justice who wrote the majority opinion in the 2016 ruling.
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In the interim, Congress must figure out what to do — and what type of legislation the president will sign once it reaches his desk.
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In the interim, it has found sufficient evidence that fractional dosing could be effective to control urban outbreaks in situations of a temporary vaccine shortage.
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That would take about three years, so a state emergency manager approved a plan to draw directly from the nearby Flint River in the interim.
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In the interim, firms have defaulted to leveraging big data in exactly the same way they previously used small data: for reporting and business intelligence.
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And in the interim the promise of a physical caliphate electrified tens of thousands of followers, who flocked to Syria to serve his imagined state.
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But just one week later, Painter was removed as CEO and replaced in the interim by Adam Hieber, a CFA from Fair investor SoftBank. 5.
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Because in the interim, in its absence of that value, I'm sorry to say that instead we seem to be talking about decentralized digital tulips.
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If you simply must have a Verizon video app that offers prorated streaming in the defiance of net neutrality in the interim, there's still Go90.
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It's been well over a year since the company unveiled its last flagship and, well, a lot has happened to the company in the interim.
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Networks like PBS have an opportunity to close the gender gap — let's hope they choose to do so permanently and not just in the interim.
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In the interim, Pure Flix tried to engage faith-based audiences with "God's Not Dead 26.1," a follow-up to the 7513 low-budget smash.
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Chief Financial Officer Carrie Dolan also announced she would step down to pursue a new opportunity, to be replaced in the interim by Bradley Coleman.
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In the interim, users in Singapore needing a courtesy device on loan can visit Samsung's customer service center at Westgate, #03-01, from 11 a.m.
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In the interim, it has supercharged the service with bells and whistles that draw on the company's formidable IP in areas like AI and search.
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In the interim, many more people got a chance to watch the first season, since it remained available on Amazon as word of mouth grew.
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The company is still looking to add a chief executive, so Benz will report to the leadership team in the CEO's office in the interim.
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The remaining brands, which includes Gap, Banana Republic, Intermix, Athleta and Hill City, will be clustered under a separate entity called "Newco" in the interim.
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In the interim, Fitzpatrick's teammates, particularly receiver Brandon Marshall, repeatedly spoke out about the desire for the veteran quarterback to return for his second season.
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In the interim update on their investigation, prosecutors said they had trimmed their list of possible suspects from more than a hundred to several dozen.
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Lantern's ultimate goal was to sell to insurers, but in the interim, first sold directly to consumers and then through employers like Facebook and Intuit.
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In the interim, Morgan Stanley has highlighted four trends from the last five recessions that investors can use to start preparing for its arrival:1.
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CNN could have replaced him with another reporter, and the idea that Acosta would suffer "irreparable harm" in the interim is ludicrous on its face.
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In the interim, Congress is holding a "lame duck" session in which Republicans such as Brady will still be in charge of the House agenda.
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In the interim, the pressure is on Priebus to pull off a smooth convention that will allow Republicans to leave Cleveland with a united front.
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For Victoria's Secret, this happened in 2016, when the brand's longtime CEO Sharen Jester Turney stepped down and Wexner filled her shoes in the interim.
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"If there is no governor, there should be somebody at least in the interim," said Finance Secretary R.H.S. Samaratunga, a member of the monetary board.
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In the interim, the best advice is to make long-term calls for diversification and stay focused on planning far beyond the next four years.
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The new document aims to clarify the government's position, and outline how it intends to grow public demand for electric vehicles in the interim years.
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North Carolina won't face a ranked opponent until December but expect Anthony to continue producing highlight-reel play after highlight-reel play in the interim.
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In the interim analysis of the late-stage trial in infants with a form of SMA, nusinersen met the main goal of improving motor symptoms.
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Sources tell Vanity Fair that the network's chief legal correspondent and weekend host, Ari Melber, will replace Van Susteren in the interim at 6 p.m.
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With both decisions on hold, no new districts will be drawn in the interim while the high court considers the Texas appeal in the cases.
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In the interim: The Facebook executive tasked with taking all the heat on the whole Cambridge Analytica affair has been deputy general counsel Paul Grewal.
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But the very people tasked with caring for the 1,800 children aged 13-17 in the camp in the interim aren't receiving the same checks.
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Outerwall's chief executive, J. Scott Di Valerio agreed to step down in January 23, with a director, Nora M. Denzel taking over in the interim.
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In the interim, the Mets were led by three executives: the assistant general manager John Ricco, and the special assistants J.P. Ricciardi and Omar Minaya.
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In the interim, I had gotten a degree from Columbia Journalism School too, and I had been offered jobs in Florida and places like that.
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In the interim, the Pentagon has taken the first steps to begin diverting money from other Defense Department funds toward constructing fencing at the border.
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In the interim, Ms. Cabello has struck out on her own, putting her hands on the controls of her professional life for the first time.
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"Once I realized it was going to take three or four weeks, I felt I had to say something in the interim," Mr. Barr said.
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"We must continue to crush their cells relentlessly for another generation, but not overreact to their occasional attacks in the interim," he told the magazine.
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But in the interim, Nike's businesses in China, Europe and even in the U.S. are expected to take a hit, as the virus remains uncontained.
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Still, Rieder finds some areas of the stock and bond markets attractive to buy in the interim because of the sudden downward shift in markets.
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Ms. Cohen said it took days for her bag to be returned, and the updates she received in the interim were inconsistent and even contradictory.
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History will decide whether Trump's gambles pay off, but in the interim, the president continues to shock by doing exactly what he said he'd do.
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In the interim, though, it seems very much as if we're looking at one of the most disconcertingly interesting years in a very long time.
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In the interim, new weapons programs designed to meet that standard were failing in tests, and the Army began to destroy its less-reliable weapons.
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In the interim, the Queensland government commissioned a study to estimate the costs of achieving water quality targets that would significantly improve the reef's health.
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The D.C. crowd considers not raising the debt limit particularly disastrous because it actually forces the federal government to balance its budget in the interim.
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In the interim, the House Republicans' failure to get a bill to repeal the health care law passed — or even voted on — complicates the process.
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The gains helped underpin a 10 percent increase in the interim dividend to 8.60 pence per share from 7.8 pence a year earlier, it added.
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In the interim, athletic performance suffers and most people feel sluggish and unwell, sometimes developing a condition known as "ketone flu" that resembles food poisoning.
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Fourteen years passed between the release of her Oscar-winning feature debut Monster and Wonder Woman, and her only credits in the interim were for television.
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In its Sunday announcement that it had voted Mugabe out, ZANU-PF also reinstated Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa to lead the party in the interim period.
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In the interim, companies may get the breather they have been desperate for after rising activism, which reached a record last year, according to FactSet SharkRepellent.
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Building a network takes enormous time and investment, so in the interim, Dish's customers will all be riding on the combined T-Mobile and Sprint network.
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Trump has yet to name a permanent CFPB director, and Mulvaney has said he expects to be in the interim role for up to seven months.
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For nearly two years, fans waited for his album Views From the 6 to drop, wondering in the interim just what the hell the "6" was.
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The buyer would cough up the extra cash just because the secondary-market value of the still-unmade work had risen so much in the interim.
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Fifty or so years later, with campus battles ebbing and flowing in the interim, Trump's win last year has only escalated the tension of recent years.
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In the interim, Congress is holding a short, "lame duck" session until mid-December in which Republicans, including Brady, remain in charge of the House agenda.
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Pampa could tap the bank market for a bridge loan in the interim, giving it some flexibility on any possible take-out in the bond markets.
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But the cool part is that Apple automatically put a virtual home button on his screen so that he could use the phone in the interim.
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The novelty of the MacBook-screen conceit has worn off, but Unfriended has also picked up a lot of positive world of mouth in the interim.
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Despite the U.S. offering assurances that Rocky would not leave Sweden if released, the judge ruled that the rapper could leave the country in the interim.
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Holland (215-21) collected his first win on the road since last May 20, going 03-20 in 25 outings away from home in the interim.
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In the interim, Universal has dated a number of new DreamWorks films for 230 and beyond, including How to Train Your Dragon 211.1 for March 22017.
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The value of self-regulation In the interim, ISPs should breach this gap by developing an industry self-regulatory regimen, replete with principles, rules and penalties.
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Trade sanctions have proliferated in the interim but there are plenty of gaps between the multiple trade barriers if Chinese exporters were minded to exploit them.
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"Thus, while it seems likely that the court will eventually hear the government's challenge, the real question now is what happens in the interim," Vladeck added.
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The new CEO will be recruited externally, KPMG said, adding that in the interim, its South Africa Chairman Wiseman Nkuhlu will serve as an executive chair.
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Instead, Republicans are suggesting they will repeal the law's health coverage with a delayed effective date, and then come up with an alternative in the interim.
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In the interim, there will be cars such as the Ford Fusion Hybrid moving us closer to the day when autonomous motoring will be a reality.
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They will not and may have to wait another two weeks before being paid — if the shutdown is resolved in the interim, which is not certain.
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The managers assemble the portfolio annually and replace a stock in the interim only if its yield falls below the median yield of the S.&P.
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In the interim data published on Thursday, the company said patients who were administered givosiran showed significant reduction in aminolevulinic acid (ALA), a protein in urine.
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Shares of Morrison closed up around 7.5 percent after the supermarket chain reported a rise in first-half profit and an increase in the interim dividend.
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At Fair, SoftBank put the operating partner Adam Hieber in the interim CEO role and named an outside executive, also a man, as chief financial officer.
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Maybe folks feel that farm state legislators will save the day for them, and they might, but the damage done in the interim could be considerable.
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In the interim, the Justice Department Antitrust Division is being run by Andrew Finch, who will become a deputy to Delrahim once he is in place.
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"The meeting expressed its utter opposition to any call for chaos, violence or vandalism in the interim capital, Aden," bin Daghr's office said in a statement.
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Saweetie remained diplomatic when skeptics like Hot 97's Ebro Darden questioned her skills, but in the interim between the two EPs, she began speaking out.
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Of course they weren't exclusively working on just this: In the interim, there was Princess, Lieberum became a mother, and she also tragically lost her own.
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In the interim, I am cooperating with the Giants and the N.F.L. Thank you to everyone that has supported me, I will not let you down.
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The committee's chairman, Senator Richard M. Burr, Republican of North Carolina, said on Wednesday that it would release an overview of its findings in the interim.
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In the interim, Asad will sign a short-term deal to play for Louden United, D.C. United's USL team, which has 10 games remaining this season.
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The priority right now is finding a replacement for Kalanick but if that doesn't happen first, the COO will likely lead the charge in the interim.
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In the interim, Madison and his friends would work on the details of their fictional country, form political parties, host elections, and publish semi-regular newspapers.
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It took them two years to find their current home, and in the interim they rented an apartment (within walking distance of Main Street, of course).
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This strategy to move to the online cyber and virtual realm, at least in the interim, is happening with no real thought about the cybersecurity implications.
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Patience, grasshopper; the company certainly intends to do that, but a few years from now, so it's made a supply agreement with Qualcomm in the interim.
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Jeng says that in the interim, Scanwell is hoping to get the tests out to hospitals, where they could be used to clear front-line workers.
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It was a mistake not to insist on an explicit clause in the interim agreements freezing further Israeli settlement expansion where the Palestinians envisaged their state.
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In the interim, we're calling for the Department of Justice to step in, move the Parchman inmates to federal prisons and ensure their immediate well-being.
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The changes will be effective April 2, and Staples' Executive Chairman John Lederer will lead the company on a day-to-day basis in the interim.
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I agree that health systems and our government can and should do more to treat addiction, but we physicians cannot abandon our patients in the interim.
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Trump and Kim have often traded insults but, following the announcement of the summit, Kim said he was willing to stop missile testing in the interim.
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No guarantees exist that this path will lead directly to discussion about denuclearization, but neither do contingency planning, sanctions enforcement or diplomacy cease in the interim.
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Bird is still looking for a country manager, the company said, and in the interim a general manager based in Austin, Texas, will oversee Mexico operations.
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The company appointed former The Body Shop CEO Jeremy Schwartz to run the company jointly with newly named chief financial officer Anders Boyer in the interim.
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Using a 1031 exchange is simply a matter of timing and taxes: The taxes are delayed in order to make important investments happen in the interim.
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He refused to say, for example, where any new facilities would be located, or to rule out building new jails on Rikers Island in the interim.
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In the interim, Starship would be a great way to access the lunar surface, carrying a hundred tons of astronauts and cargo in a single voyage.
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Driving the news: Last month, a ballistic missile attack on UAE-backed Security Belt Forces in the interim capital of Aden killed more than 30 soldiers.
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In the interim, Birchbox had to turn to venture debt in 2015, which hung over the company as revenue growth slowed and customer-acquisition costs soared.
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In the interim, Cornell formed Audioslave in 2001 alongside members of Rage Against the Machine, after that band's frontman, Zack de la Rocha, departed the group.
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No, I think that is an unlikely convergence of demographic forces, and it is unclear how to forge a firewall for the firewall in the interim.
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In the interim, many of my other friendships grew distant and awkward, and I had been too immature and then too preoccupied to go out on dates.
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Silveira is the second minister in the interim government to quit, coming a week after the planning minister stepped down following the release of a similar recording.
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She returned to work weeks after the surgery in September 2017, but in the interim, she was written out of episodes so that she could recover comfortably.
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By the time my case has closed, I'll have graduated already—but thousands of children will feel the effects of a world without protection in the interim.
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Brian MacDonald is retiring from Microsoft once the reorg goes into place — but in the interim, he's the corporate vice president of the Microsoft Teams chat app.
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This would have to be held within 30 days of the president's departure; the lower-house speaker, Rodrigo Maia, would govern as a caretaker in the interim.
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In the opinion of management, all adjustments (consisting of a normal recurring nature) considered necessary for a fair presentation have been included in the interim financial statements.
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Because the world's population has grown so much in the interim, the share of poor people in the population has fallen even faster, to just below 11%.
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In the interim, features like sliding on a trackpad to delete messages and the ability to insert tables into emails are coming soon to Outlook for Mac.
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In the interim two years, Samsung says it will try to increase renewable energy use internationally, although it doesn't say what regions it will focus on specifically.
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Moreover, with the Fed on hold for most of this quarter, the U.S. rates side of the equation is unlikely to push USDJPY higher in the interim.
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Not only are you forced to limit spending to the money you have available, you won't rack up hefty interest charges or late fees in the interim.
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In Amazon warehouses, robots are taking on more jobs, but as Raibert says, it's still only partial and in the interim, humans are treated more like machines.
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In the interim, Trump won the White House, meaning the people he's now trying to convince — Chinese leaders — are less receptive to his threats than American voters.
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Trudeau has refused to decriminalize the substance in the interim, saying that only government-regulated legalization will keep it out of the hands of children and criminals.
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In the interim, it has been rolling out more perks catered to members of Amazon Prime, such as offering them an extra 210 percent off discounted products.
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"It's been over a year since all five commissioners appeared on this committee, and a lot has happened in the interim," Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL) said.
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Still, they've proven to be successful with another Nintendo franchise, developing the acclaimed Donkey Kong Country Returns and Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze games in the interim.
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He also warned banks are impacted as they must wait for governments to repay the farmer loans, preventing the lenders from new lending in the interim period.
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It's not clear who will take over the CEO role for HQ Trivia at this stage but Yusupov looks a likely candidate, at least in the interim.
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Many have only gone up by a few pence here and there in the interim, and the peak price of tea has actually fallen by a penny.
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Azimov said he expects the market to reach around $60 a barrel by year end, though he does not exclude a drop to $40 in the interim.
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In the interim, Comey leaked a memo claiming Trump had leaned on the bureau to drop any investigation of Michael Flynn, the president's fired national security adviser.
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Second, the bill would provide funding for the Choice Program in the interim so that the veterans using it don't see a disruption in their medical care.
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Pretax profit during the period was up 8 percent to 93.9 million pounds, underpinning a 51 percent increase in the interim dividend to 6.8 pence a share.
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Nate I just think most of them think they can survive this, and that doing much of anything in the interim is more hardship than it's worth.
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He said the Afghan air capability would take a long time to develop and that the U.S.-led coalition needed to address this gap in the interim.
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He was replaced in the interim by Dan Grossman, who leads Microtransit for Ford Smart Mobility, while the company looked for a permanent person to lead Chariot.
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So what I'm looking for are things that are meaningful reductions in capability, or that I think meaningfully contribute to a more stable posture in the interim.
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Six months later, Paolo LiCastri's bullet-riddled corpse was found on a burning trash heap; seven others connected to the case had been killed in the interim.
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In the interim, Chicago's hip-hop scene captured the genre's zeitgeist and became one of the most diverse rap ecosystems in the country, its street sides included.
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In the interim, he's married another woman, moved into his childhood home in Brooklyn, and settled into a life that doesn't deal well with upset or unpredictability.
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Mr. Castillejo turned up four days later outside London, with no memory of how he had ended up there or what he had done in the interim.
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For sellers that move to fulfilling their own orders in the interim, Meyers suggested pulling back ad spend because items will not be eligible for Prime shipments.
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In the interim, trade lawyers and lobbyists in Washington have begun offering assistance in securing exemptions and exclusions for foreign countries, companies and their United States partners.
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And without congressional intervention, construction on a $63 million middle school will be delayed and base officials will likely repurpose an aging high school in the interim.
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"Exit West" is a reminder that the end isn't here until it is here, so in the interim, we might as well treat one another with decency.
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In the interim, please check our COVID-19 watch page regularly, and please let IPG, your manager or your HR lead know if you have any questions.
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In the interim, the only responsible option for U.S. policy makers is to bolster the tried and true midcourse BMD systems like Aegis and the SM-3.
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In the interim, STRIPED and The Center for Eating Disorders at Sheppard Pratt are again calling on members of Congress and the CDC to prioritize this issue.
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In the interim, the remaining tariffs will continue to inflict financial pain on American businesses that rely on Chinese imports and the consumers who buy their products.
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In the interim, some family members of the deceased and funeral home directors interviewed by CNN expressed frustration that they had not been contacted by the government.
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Lawmakers could pass a short-term spending bill that would keep the government open in the interim, perhaps another week, while a longer-term measure is finalized.
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In the interim, focus on the seemingly peripheral — updating your website, getting your studio assistants up to speed, testing out new (and old) materials, and the like.
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In the interim, the two can still revel in one possibility opened up by the final season of a TV show — anything can happen, for the most part.
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That, in turn, helped underpin a 20 percent rise in the interim dividend to 9 pence a share and sent its shares up 4.3 percent in early trade.
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While there have been plenty of turn-based strategy games released in the interim, there hasn't been anything that balanced complexity and approachability the way Advance Wars did.
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Their Latinx sounds become old news until there is a new "boom," but when these artists showcase another side in the interim, there isn't an audience for it.
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Munoz, 57, has been on medical leave since suffering a heart attack in October, and Brett Hart, the company's general counsel, has run the airline in the interim.
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By Hawking's estimation, we're 100 years away from going interstellar, or living in space, so we need to be mindful about not destroying our planet in the interim.
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Scuf will replace the parts for you for free, and I've been able to use an inner paddle as a replacement for the outer one in the interim.
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As for the recertification next month, they wrote, "We are unaware of any information in the interim that would argue for a change in those determinations in October."
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The former head of the Venezuelan National Assembly, Julio Borges, a leading player in the interim government, put it eloquently in Washington this week at the Atlantic Council.
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The problem is, well, every single thing we've seen since 2012 points to a quarterback who hasn't been able to adjust to his coach's expectations in the interim.
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Once repeal is passed and insurers know the system is going away at some point, they have less incentive to stick it out in ObamaCare in the interim.
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SandRidge will be led in the interim by board member Bill Griffin and will add Sylvia Barnes, owner of oil investment firm Tanda Resources LLC, as a director.
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We urged individual members of Congress to reconsider our broken immigration system, and in the interim, seek a special exception for Beckers from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
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Ho on Friday confirmed the news, telling CNBC that in the interim, Melco had moved 40 existing gaming tables to the Morpheus hotel ahead of its official opening.
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In the interim, the US Department of Agriculture has offered some financial aid to farmers hurt by the tariffs -- but it's not processing new applications during the shutdown.
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The White House has said it expects Kim to take concrete actions in order to secure the summit, including pausing his ballistic nuclear missile testing in the interim.
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This means that while investors butt heads over when the next recession is coming, the market's underlying lack of liquidity could amplify any sell-off in the interim.
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Of course, there are always third-party libraries to help in the interim, but third party and commercial is never as attractive as free and native to developers.
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Barnes & Noble said it will begin its search for a new CEO and that it has tapped a group of leaders to run the company in the interim.
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"If there are things we can do in the interim period, in the rebuilding period, while they're having trouble getting back up, then we'll do everything we can."
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The company said that it was shipping more cleaning supplies to stores this week and that, in the interim, employees could buy "approved supplies" and would be reimbursed.
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In the interim, envoys from foreign powers, including the United States, have met with the presumed winners and congratulated Iraq for what many described as a democratic success.
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In the interim, a notice said "this page is being updated" and added that the site would be changed to reflect the agency's priorities under the Trump administration.
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In the interim, AIBA must freeze planning of a tournament at the Tokyo 2020 games and halt any official contact with the organizers of the Tokyo 2020 Games.
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The pitch was that they could retire there, just east of the Gulf Coast town of Fort Myers, and not have to worry about anything in the interim.
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And the next major delegate-awarding day isn't until April 28 (though there could still be a handful of primaries, including the symbolically significant Wisconsin, in the interim).
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The company is now searching for Malhi's replacement and in the interim says it will be led by Chairman Simon Williams and others in the senior leadership team.
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She has repeatedly brought up the issue in the interim, seemingly baffled that such a large-scale and obvious violation was going almost completely unacknowledged by the agency.
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We're still hoping for that book by the Chibok girl, but in the interim we should celebrate Edna O'Brien for the skill with which she makes us care.
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Yet another part — important here — says if a president deploys combat troops without authorization, the deployment must end after 60 days unless lawmakers approve it in the interim.
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In the interim, Barr would make administrative changes to address complaints from conservatives that surveillance authorities were abused during Trump's campaign — something the president continues to seethe over.
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In the interim, Scaramucci has been appointed chief strategy officer of the United States Export-Import Bank, an institution that Trump derided during the campaign as ''excess baggage.
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The president will, however, sit for a CNBC interview early on Wednesday morning — and there is always the possibility that his Twitter account will erupt in the interim.
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The ban also allows researchers to study the potential consequences of uranium pollution and ensures that the waters and landscapes of the region are protected in the interim.
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In the interim, House Democrats, who issued the subpoena for McGahn's testimony, have agreed to a weeklong suspension, or stay, of the ruling that was issued Monday night.
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At others, he suggested that he would make final deals only when he felt like it, and that more tariffs could be on the way in the interim.
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In the interim, she worked at a variety of companies, including the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, the banks Morgan Stanley and Santander, and the credit reporting company Experian.
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In the interim, Voyage will need a way for remote support agents to monitor a car, and possibly help it navigate through unknown situations if it gets stuck.
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Experts, meanwhile, warned that Obamacare would collapse in the interim: Who wants to sell coverage on a marketplace they've been told is shuttering two years down the road?
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CONSTANTINO CHIWENGA (POSSIBLE VICE-PRESIDENT) - As the military chief who pulled the trigger on the coup, Chiwenga is expected to win a senior role in the interim administration.
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The Trump administration appealed the block to the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals and in the interim, asked the district court to allow building to continue pending appeal.
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Some species of salmon is processed in the United States, for example, but pink salmon -- which is more labor intensive -- will have to remain in China in the interim.
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The agency is being overseen in the interim by Thomas Taylor, a former state lawmaker and mayor of Boyle, a town of roughly 600 people in the Mississippi Delta.
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His partner, Jeremy Antunes, left their home, intending it to be a temporary wake-up call for Aucoin, and in the interim Aucoin died of an overdose at 40.
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The studio kept fans waiting another three years for the reunion, whetting appetites with a series of solo adventures featuring Captain America, Iron Man, and Thor in the interim.
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But, among those who are left at the company, several people have suggested that Rachel Holt, the general manager of U.S. and Canada, could take over in the interim.
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Generals are famously always "studying how to fight the last war," with the last war's technology, while dismissing how the world and its tech have changed in the interim.
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In the interim there will be another election that could further alter the state's political alignment, as more young, urban and Hispanic voters go to the polls in 2020.
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They'll dream of returning home, as most refugees do, but in the interim, they will become an integral part of our societies, contributing to our economies and cultural understanding.
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In May Symantec CEO Greg Clark stepped down, and director Richard Hill took over in the interim as the company said it was looking for a full-time replacement.
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That was a lot to digest two years ago — it's wild to think about what Neuralink may have done in the interim to work toward or modify this goal.
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Ge's successor is yet to be named, but Airbnb's current regional director for the Asia-Pacific region, Siew Kum Hong, will be taking over the role in the interim.
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The political parties used the earthquake as an excuse to "fast track" a new constitution, one that backtracked from the progressive moves that were made in the interim constitution.
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"In complying with the CPSC's requirements, we ask customers who have purchased a Swagway to refrain from using their boards in the interim," a Swagway representative told Mashable today.
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The other clear disinflationary risk, even if price pressure does pick up in the interim, is that on more than a few measures global asset prices look extremely stretched.
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Trafigura will provide up to $250 million of secured financing to Nyrstar in order to keep its operations afloat in the interim period, Trafigura said in a separate statement.
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ISIS will ultimately be defeated, but in the interim, the group's declared and determined campaign of ultra-violence targeting civilians — including entire ethnic and religious groups — must be countered.
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When probed on Medicare-for-all, Harris said she supported eliminating private insurance—while also saying she would, in the interim, back other bills that expand access to healthcare.
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This year, Marc Porter returned to Christie's as chairman of its American business; he had held the title previously, but did a short stint at Sotheby's in the interim.
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Despite the virus's effect on the music industry—like mass festival cancellations and tour delays—artists are still giving us plenty of material to listen to in the interim.
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In the interim, the deal is a boost for Google, which has very quickly accelerated its enterprise business after hiring industry bigwig Diane Greene to run it in November.
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He talked around the issue, speaking about the need for government regulations and better frameworks around social media companies and explaining the measures Facebook is taking in the interim.
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In the interim Google giving access to its speech recognition software, enabling things like real time translation of speech in video chats, is actually a far more realistic step.
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There was no word about rescheduling — until two days later, when we received minutes to a team meeting that had happened in the interim, and listed us as absent!
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Economic stimulus will take time, while in the interim the virus spreads and more businesses suspend financial guidance, said Peter Tuz, president of Chase Investment Counsel in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Though it's unclear how long the data was accessible prior to the fix, and so it's also unclear whether malicious actors got their hands on it in the interim.
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The agency is being led in the interim by Thomas Taylor, a former state lawmaker and mayor of Boyle, a town of roughly 600 people in the Mississippi Delta.
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But in the interim, the disconnect between buyers' and sellers' preferences threatens to inject uncertainty into the industry and cause suppliers to hold off approving investments in new facilities.
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Panama and São Tomé and Príncipe have also shut out Taipei in the interim, while Gambia, which cut ties with Taiwan in 2013, recognized China before Ms. Tsai's inauguration.
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It was not immediately clear how long Mahathir would remain in the interim role, when a new cabinet would be appointed or how the next government would be formed.
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The Richmond Fed said it would continue to search for a new president, and that its first vice president, Mark L. Mullinix, would lead the bank in the interim.
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Staying the privacy rules in the interim won't leave consumers unprotected because the FCC can enforce Title II of the Communications Act directly, on a case-by-case basis.
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In the interim we must, within the rules of the World Trade Organization, target the underpinnings of China's so-called "competitive advantage," namely, its wide array of illegal subsidies.
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He and Ballentine painted a mural to honor Smalls in the interim, collecting over 1,000 signatures, and letters of support from Small's family, and local businesses, churches, and mosques.
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In the interim, the new US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman, who is expected to be sworn in this week, is initially expected to live and work out of Jerusalem.
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In the interim at least 30 of the 43 police forces in England and Wales, as well as the Scottish and Northern Irish services, have started their own dedicated teams.
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Second question: Should the Trump team have waited for the next moonless night in Yemen, which falls on February 26 and gathered more intelligence on the target in the interim?
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Trafigura will provide up to $250 million of secured financing to Nyrstar in order to keep its operations afloat in the interim period, Trafigura said here in a separate statement.
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"I do hope in the interim that we do see some more openness to people thinking about whether [safe injection sites] could be a good strategy for Delaware," she said. ●
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"In complying with the CPSC's requirements, we ask customers who have purchased a Swagway to refrain from using their boards in the interim," a Swagway spokesperson told Mashable on Saturday.
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In the interim, providers are using specialists in rural development and microfinance to teach people how to set up businesses that benefit from a lot of power (see Finance section).
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GIP bought Gatwick for £1.5bn in 803; it and its co-investors have made twice that by selling half of the airport, and earned £1.5bn in dividends in the interim.
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One huge difference, of course, is that the iPad mini now has the benefit of an enormous amount of additional apps that have been built for iPad in the interim.
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In the interim, the studio had made an ill-conceived attempt at cinematic universe building with "The Bourne Legacy," introducing Jeremy Renner as another amnesic ass-kicker dubbed Aaron Cross.
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Britain has convened two emergency meetings of its national security officials to talk about the crisis and has warned UK ships to "stay out of the area" in the interim.
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The government abruptly outlawed the use of foreign currencies on June 24, saying all domestic transactions would now be in the interim RTGS currency, which was renamed the Zimbabwe dollar.
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In the interim, President Trump had been considering returning those Russian compounds, including a beautiful 45-acre estate in Maryland, after Russia warned relations couldn't improve until Trump did so.
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In the interim, President Trump had been considering returning those Russian compounds, including a beautiful 45-acre estate in Maryland, after Russia warned relations couldn't improve until Trump did so.
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But that integration isn't slated to finish for some time, and in the interim, ESPN needs to adjust its cost structure, including talent, while it adapts to the changing landscape.
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The last of these — Custom Audiences — is a development on the "lookalike" product that Facebook has had in place since 2013 — but has done little to update in the interim.
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I feel like I've learned a lot and a lot of the things that have happened in the interim have taught me how to lose a part of that child.
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Market conditions have deteriorated since the deal was put in place and loan pricing has increased significantly in the interim, which is leading some investors to call for higher pricing.
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Other researchers have said that there has been continued low-level activity at the site in the interim, including an analysis from 38 North, which posted satellite photos from Oct.
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The new app launches in a couple of weeks, but in the interim, old Hinge users should definitely ask for the digits from the matches they don't want to lose.
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In the interim, activists, consumers and concerned businesses alike are urging internet users to contact members of the European Parliament before the EU's problematic plan takes any additional steps forward.
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Some believed he might wait to either challenge Cochran in 85033, or run for Cochran's seat if the 79-year-old senator stepped down for health reasons in the interim.
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Sources say that Sinclair's poor behavior could make it difficult to pursue other acquisitions, and will force them to deal with a complicated litigation process with Tribune in the interim.
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In the interim he's been ceaselessly touring the world, acting as the flamboyant session man for Bleachers and The Cranberries—yeah you read that right—that's called being in demand.
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I've been testing polarized sunglasses since I started wearing them to fish when I was about 10 years old, and in the interim, I've tested dozens upon dozens of them.
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He's known for constantly traveling (just read his Twitter feed), whether to negotiate multi-year deals with publishers or take them to lunch in the interim to butter them up.
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The report, which did not cite a source for the information, said Netanyahu told the ministers that in the interim Israel would have to deal with Iran on its own.
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This week fills in some of what happened in the interim, between the moment when the Kid found Ruth kneeling on the floor surrounded by spilled medication, and Alan's arrival.
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I flew through Parts 1, 2, 4 and 7, but skipped the third until the end (subconscious solved that in the interim) and struggled mostly with the fifth and sixth.
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Is there anything Congress can do in the interim between now and a broader immigration fix that Congress can do to say that Customs and Border Protection can't do this?
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But in the interim, we get to see him push and bully and displace and cajole his defenders around the paint in the service of making two points for himself.
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"However, in the interim what you really need if you want to stimulate the economy is targeted help to prevent insolvencies and bankruptcies at a level the Fed can't reach."
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In the interim, the bank uses its "internal" collection processes, such as contacting the customer by text and email, to encourage the borrower to make the missed payment, she said.
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In the interim, Trump has heard feedback from vaping industry executives, public health advocates and small business owners worried about the impact flavored vaping ban may have on their business.
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Though the White House has said Mr. Bolton's current deputy, Charles M. Kupperman, will take over in the interim, Mr. Trump has said he will announce a successor next week.
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A senior official in the vice president's office tells The Hill that Thompson is headed to the State Department, and her deputy is stepping into her shoes in the interim.
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The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit put the government's appeal on a fast track but refused, in the interim, to grant a stay of the injunction.
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Their ultimate goal is to stop fossil fuel production, and in the interim, the groups want the federal government to cease all new lease sales offshore and on federal land.
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"In the interim, we strongly urge Google to publicly and quickly commit to not imposing this moratorium on third party cookies until effective and meaningful alternatives are available," they wrote.
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Whatever follows Syria's pitiless civil war will not be of America's making; the only thing the U.S. can decide is how many lives to take and lose in the interim.
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This allowed him to hold a significant amount of sway in the interim government, officially presided over by former Interior Minister Noureddine Bedoui and leader of the Senate Abdelkader Bensalah.
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If a new governor is not appointed before Carstens steps down, the law mandates that the longest-serving member of the bank's five-strong board assumes control in the interim.
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Marketing head Phil Schiller will take over Dowling's role in the interim, and sources said the company will be considering both internal and external candidates to take over the position.
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Kelly's lawyers held off a trial for four years, in a strategy experts call "victory by delay," and in the interim successfully knocked out seven of the charges against Kelly.
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"Although the board has undergone considerable refreshment since the 2017 merger...the significant value destruction overseen by legacy directors in the interim poses a question to shareholders," the ISS report said.
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What's needed in the interim is a device that more closely resembles the real thing, and that's exactly what a research team led by Nicholas Cohrs from ETH Zurich has done.
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One of the country's biggest water companies, Thames Water said a search for a new CEO is under way and it would appoint Ian Marchant as executive chairman in the interim.
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The Trump administration has since appealed the block to the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals and in the interim, asked the district court to allow building to continue pending appeal.
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In fact, Gallmetzer said the risk may have increased since last year as Gbagbo and Ble Goude have both been convicted in the interim to lengthy prison sentences in Ivory Coast.
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All share, per-share and related information presented in the interim financial statements and corresponding disclosure notes have been retrospectively adjusted, where applicable, to reflect the impact of the share split.
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People still may not get coverage until they are sick, and faced with a six month delay that could just opt to go to the emergency room in the interim period.
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Late backers got the wireless earbuds at a less generous discount, but Anker only put the standard Liberty model up for sale on its website and on Amazon in the interim.
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Barney Frank, one of Dodd-Frank's architects, in an interview with CNN over the weekend supported the assertion that it is Cordray's right to put English in place in the interim.
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It's even conceivable that the EPA could emerge from the Trump era in roughly the same shape it's in today — albeit having made little progress on climate change in the interim.
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It approved the 2011 deal, although in the interim period Rupert Murdoch's print and television businesses have been split into two companies, and Sky has acquired Sky Italia and Sky Deutschland.
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In the interim, there have been ceaseless accusations that the press "created" Trump and enabled his rise by gifting him priceless "free media" that nonetheless has been estimated in the billions.
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In the interim, Schumer won an Emmy and then wrapped a season of Inside Amy Schumer, published The Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo, and wrote a screenplay with Jennifer Lawrence.
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And in the interim, thousands took advantage of the opportunity by opting out, blowing a huge hole in the revenue stream organized labor is accustomed to sharing with its Democratic friends.
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Plus: Given that Treasury has not filed notice to appeal the Texas court ruling, it is unclear why a company would necessarily need to abide by the rule in the interim.
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"The Bears Ears National Monument contains some objects that are appropriate for protection under the act," Zinke wrote in the interim report, referring to rock art and sacred Native American sites.
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This year, with ten teams having opened new stadiums in the interim and 23 still playing in the same venues, that number is $22 billion—an annualized return of 237 percent.
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And if this is, in fact, a giant plot to manipulate Littlefinger that the two sisters have devised, it's not worth the way it's selling out the characters in the interim.
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But he said on Friday that he would leave the start of the formal process to his successor, while seeking in the interim to calm the atmosphere before taking any action.
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In the interim, a number of state and local governments have acted ahead of federal action to lift their minimum wage; with many already pledged to get to $15 an hour.
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In the interim, as I have continued to cover the issue, I receive daily reports that show again and again that President Trump's and his daughter's messages conflict with what's real.
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But in the interim, the State Department issued far fewer visas to travelers from those six countries compared to the number issued in 2016 under the administration of President Barack Obama.
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Not only are they concerned about waiting until the last minute, but experts also warn that any program will need implementation time, and recipients could be at risk in the interim.
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In the interim, we had kept our jobs, gotten raises and bonuses and, most important, had dodged a bullet that all but killed those who ran to make their instant fortunes.
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In the interim, Bausch & Lomb's revenue, expressed on a per-day basis to make it comparable, was 16 percent lower than in the first half of 2013, and then from Aug.
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In the interim, he's optimistic about a new drug that acts like a rescue inhaler when people freeze, but knows that prophylactics are not a cure — but they're better than nothing.
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New elections are planned for September, although that process could now be accelerated, with the country led by a caretaker government appointed by President Alexander van der Bellen in the interim.
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In the interim, the Internet giants will keep hacking at routes to ensure that the next hundreds of millions coming online do so with those on their services, and stay there.
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Because of this expenditure cascade, the median new house in the United States is now 50 percent larger than in 1980, even though median income has grown little in the interim.
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Kendall assumed the company had two weeks to respond — and, in the interim, to push through the sale before the progressive Pierces found out the Roys were implicated in such sleaze.
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Pai is widely expected to take over as chairman of the FCC -- at least in the interim -- once the current chairman, Tom Wheeler, steps down at the end of the week.
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This equilibrium is upended when her husband decides to leave his law firm to start his own practice, forcing Alice to find a job that will support them in the interim.
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Clearly, Augmon brings value, and while he acknowledged being disappointed in the interim selection, he has chosen to take a longer view of what will very likely be a lengthy hiring process.
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In the interim, Canadian operations will be run by Sabrina Geremia, who the company described as a "trusted advisor to Canada's C-Suite" who has worked at the company for 10 years.
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In 20143 Dr Douglas-Hamilton, who had held various conservation-related jobs in the interim, followed suit by creating STE and recruiting Dr Wittemyer to set up a research project in Samburu.
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And even if he just changes his mind in the interim or if he encounters a new argument, legal argument, or new evidence, he has to be free to change his mind.
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The US also got a new president in the interim between seasons, so it'll be interesting to see how the current political climate will play out on Netflix's most politically engaged show.
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"The 2000 guidance will be replaced, and in the interim, the Department will make clear to schools how to fulfill their current obligations under Title IX," said Liz Hill, a department spokeswoman.
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In the interim, the startup has continued to grow rapidly, providing customers $19 million in rewards and helping to drive $350 million in sales to 300 merchant partners, according to the company.
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But it seems very possible that there will be some confusion in the interim as consumers get used to the new naming and companies aren't standardized based on what convention they use.
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MSF had hoped to convince the pharmaceutical company to accelerate the transfer of their technology to another company and to continue producing antivenom in the interim period, but that still hasn't happened.
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In his lone plate appearance in the interim, he blasted a game-tying homer on the first pitch he saw in the Mets' 4-3 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday.
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James Gorny, a former industry lobbyist whom the FDA hired in February to implement produce safety rules, told the group that the agency would not ask anything of growers in the interim.
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"There are various possible scenarios: that the new OVP leader calls (an election) immediately at the weekend, or someone takes over in the interim until Kurz takes over before elections," he added.
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He will be replaced in the interim by Matthew Chamberlain, the LME's 34-year-old chief operating officer, until a permanent replacement is found, the bourse said in a stock exchange filing.
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Honda said it was working on a recall fix to help ensure proper latching and, in the interim, had posted a detailed instruction sheet on how to ensure seats are properly latched.
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In the interim, therefore, the U.S. should be partnering with Cuba to strengthen its infrastructure and accelerate the development of native products that could be exported to the U.S. and other markets.
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In the interim, leverage will be high (net leverage above 6x) and there is minimal cushion in the credit profile to absorb further operating deterioration or WYNN ramping up shareholder-friendly activity.
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But that's not the reality, and the reality is that she's gone and I know that I'll see her again, and in the interim we can do amazing things in her name.
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The new rate was "more in line with market conditions," and will "keep the pipeline flowing at a level we're happy with in terms of volume in the interim period," Freed said.
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It took her two and a half months to find a new job; in the interim, she says she had to go to food pantries to feed her 1-year-old son.
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In the interim, his family said, he turned to alcohol and committed a series of crimes including injuring a spouse, for which he served an eight-year jail sentence, and narcotics possession.
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That effort is being closely watched by insurers and other healthcare players for any signals it will send on how officials will handle ObamaCare in the interim period before it is repealed.
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In the interim, a justice who had voted in favor of upholding the conviction retired and was replaced by another justice who went the other way, flipping the court's 4-3 decision.
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I believe in BamTech, I believe in what Bob Iger's doing, but it's got to be long term and in the interim you may have to do a little bit of suffering.
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Rahul Bhatia, the airline's co-founder and interim CEO, said the company hoped the issues would be "resolved at the earliest", and in the interim it continues to rely on spare engines.
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It took about 24 hours for Kavanaugh to unequivocally deny the allegations and he struggled mightily over the question in the interim — even when Republicans gave him opportunities to clear it up.
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With the Series A, which closed in June but is being announced now, Dice has raised $10 million to date — topping up to its initial $1.6M in seed funding in the interim.
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It had been 29 years since Citizen Kane was released in theaters, and much of his work in the interim was plagued with issues: squabbles with producers, lack of funding, bad press.
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Kaz Utsunomiya had been the president of A&R when we signed on for Thank You, and in the interim the Spice Girls came along, and Phil Quartararo took over as president.
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"This process is likely to take some time and in the interim we remain absolutely focused on the critical job of delivering for customers," said Alistair Phillips-Davies, Chief Executive of SSE.
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In the interim, we should all be watching Northern Ireland closely, and hoping that whenever Brexit happens and whatever form it takes, it does not bring back any version of the Troubles.
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In the interim they also became the federal government's main anti-Templario hunting squad, though the pact appears to have broken down and the Viagras returned to an alliance with the Templarios.
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In the interim, people who want to receive a new PIN must call 1-866-349-5191, speak to a live agent and provide identity verification information to receive a replacement PIN.
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"With a lot of questions unanswered about what types of services it's going to need to provide, it makes sense that the VA use more temporary staff in the interim," Caldwell said.
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In the interim, the bank can go ahead with its plan to repurchase up to $1.85 billion worth of stock, but the Fed can still object if the problems are not fixed.
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So I would expect at some point investors to come back to property, but in the interim period the biggest move we've seen since Brexit has been a reduction in property allocation.
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What she's been doing in the interim is unclear, though my guess is that she's been rehearsing her heavy-weapons drill and, to judge by her voice, smoking forty Camels a day.
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In the interim budget for 230/235, acting finance minister Piyush Goyal said the government would spend 230 billion rupees ($235 million) to launch what could become "the world's largest pension scheme".
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While there were always doubts whether China can boost U.S. farm purchases by the dollar amount agreed to in the interim deal, the outbreak of coronavirus has only added to the scepticism.
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In a post thanking the Boys and Girls Club of Dane County for giving him a job in the interim, Anderson wrote that he relies on insulin and urgently needs health insurance.
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Because in the energy business, yes, that may be the case 200 years from now or so forth, but in the interim, there's still a lot of need for oil and gas.
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Merkley noted that he and Murphy have differing views on Medicare for all, but said this bill is a "a common vision that both perspectives can buy into" in the interim. Sens.
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A safer America is possible from these new technologies, but it will cost more in the long run and put lives at risk in the interim if we don't move out smartly.
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The committee's case may have been strengthened in the interim by the House's vote to conduct a formal impeachment inquiry, as congressional authority to seek information in that context is quite broad.
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"In the interim, both the court and the parties lack sufficient information to determine the most appropriate way for the matter to proceed," wrote Marc Zwillinger, a Washington, D.C., attorney representing Apple.
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He lost everything because of Thanos, and while he needs some serious therapy in the interim and will probably die in Avengers 4, I'd love for him to get some before that happens.
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In the interim, he's decided to pursue photography, which Slimane has always pursued as a side project to his high-profile design gigs, as a full-time endeavor, The New York Times reports.
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Democrats have the power to slow down the final assembly of Trump's team, which matters because the career officials filling government agencies he wants to transform are not natural allies in the interim.
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