Is it simply historically informed practice-informed performance, or historically-informed-practice-informed performance?
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However, character is informed by culture, and culture is informed by environment.
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While we're politically informed, I don't think we're practically informed, if that makes sense.
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This is not informed consent but ill-informed consent, with a side of coercion.
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But sounding well-informed and being well-informed are definitely not the same thing!
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"Sometimes I think Kelly informed Rose, and sometimes I think Rose informed me," Tran said.
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All of those comedians really informed the cartoon and they've really informed the Broadway musical.
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The secret is that informed consent in health care is commonly not-so-well informed.
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Uber executives were informed of the situation after Recode's Kara Swisher informed them of the matter.
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Russia 'informed of attack' Russia had been informed of the attack in real time, Conricus said.
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"The media must make clear that an informed press makes an informed public," Ms. Katz said.
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From cinematic interludes to sparse shapes, the visuals informed the songs and the songs informed the visuals.
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It does not empower consumers to make informed choices; it removes the ability to make informed choices.
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It includes critical provisions in support of trauma-informed approaches, including prioritizing trauma-informed training, expanding CDC data collection on ACEs, and development of an interagency task force on trauma-informed best practices.
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Be informed about what's going on in the world, be informed about what's going on with my kids.
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But to the informed eye, and the informed hand, a Steidl book is as distinctive as an Eggleston photograph.
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Rather than being informed by history, the decisions of artists in this world have been informed by market prices.
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" Even more important, "Roosevelt was informed, surrounded himself with informed people, and was prepared on Day 250 to begin.
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The idea, Mr. Melamed later clarified, is performance (by early-music groups or not) informed by historically informed practice.
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She was not informed because the courts and law enforcement, though well-meaning, had no obligation to keep her informed.
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My takeaway is that while Facebook is committed to users feeling informed, it's not interested in whether they're actually informed.
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Rather, it informed our reaction to it, as history has informed the anguish of black residents of other major cities.
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"So getting informed and helping folks make their case is sensible if one wanted to make an informed decision," he added.
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For Mr. Coates, the story is informed by the current climate — just as past Captain America stories were informed by theirs.
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The people who already care deeply and believe and just need to be informed, it'll be much more effective if they're informed.
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A more informed Congress and a more informed public would foster a healthier dialogue about the roles of public and private initiative.
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"Once he passed, it certainly informed our experience of doing the show; it informed the audience's experience of watching it," Hall said.
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"I did it on my own, I informed -- before making it [inviting Zarif], President Trump was informed about the situation," Macron said.
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He's informed by his critique of religion but he's also informed by these ancient Greek ideals of beauty and destiny and justice.
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Instead of marketing a network or creating conflict television, the goal would be to ask better-informed questions and get better-informed answers.
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At the hospital, a doctor informed her there was not much they could do and informed her to find care somewhere else or return home.
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Do the authors really believe that Gorka is ill-informed, or is it just that they cast as ill-informed anyone who disagrees with them?
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So Donald Trump … is ambitious but not exactly very well-informed man, I don't want to say ignorant, but he is not very well informed.
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So Donald Trump… is ambitious but not exactly very well-informed man, I don't want to say ignorant, but he is not very well informed.
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I know at their age I was certainly not informed and I wouldn't have been able to make a fully informed choice on either side.
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Informed Consent, Always: Make a sincere attempt at informed consent with regard to data capture (triply so if the company has an ad-based business model).
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Imagine a cadre of dedicated, informed and, yes, idealistic young people voting this year and in years to come for dedicated, informed and, yes, idealistic politicians.
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"We want more informed consumers, because more informed consumers create demand for products that we want to sell," said Sara Burnett, the company's director of wellness.
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Paying more attention to politics, in other words, didn't make people more informed about the underlying issue — it made them more informed about partisan talking points.
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Weidenmeier says he informed Uber's policy and engineering team members of the problem after his preview ride, and was informed that the issue would be worked on.
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"While keeping informed and knowledgeable about the issues that affect us is important, staying well informed doesn't necessarily provide a sense of comfort or stability," she says.
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Highly informed Democrats "know" that Republicans are just a bunch of old, rich, Southern evangelicals, while highly informed Republicans "know" that Democrats are gay, black union members.
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She is the author of multiple scholarly papers on financial education, including: Against Financial Literacy Education, The Financial Education Fallacy and Finance-Informed Citizens, Citizen-Informed Finance.
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Yeah, so a big part of it is for people to be informed ahead of making that choice, so ensuring that people are making a very informed decision.
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"If we were informed, we would have had time to make an informed choice on the best medical care for our pregnancy and unborn baby," Ms. Norris said.
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"We've informed the Russians where we're at ... (they) tell us they've informed the Syrians, and I'd just say that we will defend ourselves if we feel threatened," Lt. Gen.
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"People and patients should actually get well informed and become informed consumers and ask their doctors about whether this is a valid treatment for them or not," Trivedi said.
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He answered Dr. Dre and Easy E -- to which we informed him that Costner is from Compton, to which he informed us that he has some questionable film taste.
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In my experience, business lobbyists on both sides of the Export-Import Bank issue are deeply informed — better informed than I am, for sure — and make somewhat persuasive arguments.
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Justice Minister Torquoato Jardim, who was informed of the decision by the federal police chief, recommended that Lula be informed of the decision to avoid any problems, the ministry said.
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Similarly, staying informed of the issues, especially on gun violence and gun control, can help people make informed decisions both at the polls and in their advocacy and volunteer work.
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And it turns out the company is committed, in a way, to making its users feel "informed" — though in this context, what "informed" means remains very much open to interpretation.
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We call it being trauma-informed — having a trauma-informed courtroom — which is really a recognition that most people who come into my courtroom are facing different forms of trauma.
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What makes it possible for a totalitarian or any other dictatorship to rule is that people are not informed; how can you have an opinion if you are not informed?
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The letter reads "currently we do not have the information required to make ethically-informed decisions about our work, our projects, and our employment," as two anonymous sources informed the Times.
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WELL-INFORMED PATRONS At Augusta National, such behavior is mostly absent among a cast of spectators that competitors say are well-informed of the intricacies of the game, respective and reserved.
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How much of this album was informed by your net neutrality and internet freedom activism and how much of the album is informed by your personal experiences as a trans woman?
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Most democratic theorists in the 20th century believed that more information would produce a more informed citizenry, and a more informed citizenry would make good on the core promise of democracy.
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Catholics today don't hear much about the primacy of an informed conscience because many priests take the position that a conscience at odds with the church is by definition insufficiently informed.
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After all, one problem with simply changing your mind after talking to a well-informed person is that lots of well-informed people are nonetheless wrong or pushing a partial agenda.
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" Stahl informed him that it's "$400,000 you're giving up.
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" • The academic Zeynep Tufekci writes, "This wasn't informed consent.
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" Tower: "We were informed of nothing, but keep watching.
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Informed consumers make markets more competitive – and more efficient.
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He proposes the rights for you to be informed of data collection and use, to opt out, to be told if a website has data on you, to be "forgotten," to be informed if your data changes hands, to be informed of data breaches and to download all your data to transfer it elsewhere.
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The celebrating players were quickly informed by their teammates, including Zarek Valentin, who seemed especially well informed, that the game was not over, and was in fact headed to a penalty shootout.
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In one study, students at a large, unnamed community college were randomly chosen to be informed of their loan eligibility in their financial aid letters, while other eligible students were not informed.
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In September, the Department of Homeland Security finally informed election officials in 21 states that their systems had been targeted; the delayed notification upset many officials who felt they should've been informed sooner.
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"Go into that phone call informed in the first place and make sure that person is as informed as they can be so they can pick the best option for you," Mayotte said.
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The dinner attendee said they were informed of their potential exposure at the dinner by the Young Jewish Conservatives, a group involved in the dinner, rather than being directly informed by CPAC organizers.
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Democracy requires objective information for voters to make informed judgments.
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But it's something we should have an informed discussion about.
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I constantly am learning and becoming more and more informed.
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Wilson hopes to inspire an imaginative leap, informed by science
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Most people, though, seem pretty informed about this whole situation.
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For 34 years, The McLaughlin Group informed millions of Americans.
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Nearby residents heard yells and informed the local gendarmarie forces.
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Your knees may have informed you of this decrease recently.
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UPDATE: Tesla informed us that replacement key fobs cost $150.
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Families will be informed of a match in an interview.
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Those affected will be informed this week, the source said.
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By noon the next day the players will be informed.
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"News came back to me from Dolores," Giudice informed DePaola.
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In that meeting, CIA informed members of its changed information.
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But it would be informed by the things around me.
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I'm interested in thinking about how those purchases are informed.
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" Betsy answered me curtly, "As we have already informed Mrs.
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I informed him I wasn't trying to attract the boys.
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Some informed their owners that, "YOUR PRINTER HAS BEEN PWND'D".
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When informed of these discrepancies, Long's attorney said on Aug.
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"I believe in informed consent," Caplan said in an interview.
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Regardless, Neeley said she informed the agencies on her own.
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Timothée Chalamet is keeping himself informed about the evening's events.
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America's labor market, we are repeatedly informed, is bouncing back.
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UBS said it had not been informed of the raid.
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All documents that informed this reporting can be found here.
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Become informed and talk to your family members and friends.
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I have visited Israel, and so informed my potential host.
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One user informed everybody that tray tables are rarely sanitized.
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Overstreet said his dad's creativity has informed his own songwriting.
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Interpol was informed that he had resigned as its head.
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We were informed all our personal data was at risk.
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I informed him of this milestone via text one morning.
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Responsible and informed Italians should vote Si on December 4th.
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The report flags four studies that violated informed consent rules.
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Her motivation is personal, informed by her mother's recent death.
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I wanted to create an assistant informed by that idea.
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And also, Congress wasn't asking necessarily the most informed questions.
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Trump was reportedly informed of their plans ahead of time.
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Sometimes that information is the news that keeps us informed.
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Robert said he informed Indane about the breach on Feb.
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He said that patients were the first to be informed.
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He had already informed Congress of the decision, he said.
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He said Poland has informed the participants about the protest.
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A sense of powerlessness may have informed protesters this time.
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Goodrich informed the family of the separation around 403 a.m.
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Even politically informed Americans often have no idea it exists.
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They say they informed Facebook and LinkedIn back in September.
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Users are not informed that this data is being sent.
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Technology brings a clientele better informed in other ways, too.
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It probably won't even make you a better informed person.
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The FBI says it has informed victims of the hacks.
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"There's sometimes I'm a freakin' devilish bitch!" she informed him.
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The software keeps the team members both informed and connected.
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She immediately informed the village elders in their pastoralist community.
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Their landlord informed the police after the couple went missing.
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It is critical that specific interventions are informed by evidence.
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Tell me about how your own research informed this decision.
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Could Kim's career need a bit of an informed pivot?
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"I'm not letting you in," a gruff voice informed her.
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I will keep you informed as my case moves forward.
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"We were informed as it was happening," said de Blasio.
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One that you believe more people should be informed on?
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But this is the most informed man in the world.
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The Bills were informed late yesterday of this morning's procedure.
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Lemmy's death too informed the "mourning vibes" on this record.
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Private health plans similarly support the informed financial consent process.
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If you are informed about politics, you get to vote.
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Are there external measures of how informed those people are?
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The dispatcher informed the caller the sirens would stay on.
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North Korea is informed a delegation will travel to Pyongyang.
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He also informed the network that the practice was legal.
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Unfortunately, late yesterday, I was informed that Lindsay had relapsed.
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He then called 911 and informed Hall of the injury.
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Vale said it had not been informed of any claim.
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You'll be informed that you are now a developer. Congratulations!
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"Stay informed and hopefully everyone will have a great experience."
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Once we are informed, we can act on that information.
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Lawmakers have been informed of the timeline, the person said.
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ME registry in September, it informed the owner of incels.
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That lack of knowledge spurred Trauma Informed Primary Care project.
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The advertisers that are often grouped together are not informed.
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In other words, not freely given, informed consent at all.
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Has acting informed you as a director or vice versa?
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So it's safe to say that I'm pretty well informed.
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How much would you say this has informed your fiction?
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There is an informed way to win a lottery jackpot.
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When informed that Wayne called him a cheater, Brady laughed.
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This distance is informed by events outside the game, too.
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Informed by library and archive music, he wrote three hymns.
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He informed the police of the attempted con, Branson says.
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More information was supposed to mean a more informed debate,
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Still, the public has a right to be properly informed.
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"[She's] getting better – showed some brain activity," he informed PEOPLE.
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These walks have informed my own language as a storyteller.
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Giger's aesthetic informed the broader production design for the movie.
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She kindly informed them that she, in fact, was Mexican.
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The GOP base is more informed and organized than ever.
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Sadly, their views will not be well informed or balanced.
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He has a wicked tongue and is clever and informed.
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We need them to be making sophisticated, complicated, informed decisions.
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The department was informed of the complaint on May 7.
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Next of kin are in the process of being informed.
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Kudos to the White House for seeking informed comprehensive solutions.
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We have informed them in advance since two days ago.
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He informed her that the decision of denial was affirmed.
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You need to be steady, and measured, and well informed.
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The N.S.A. informed the F.B.I., which then warned the banks.
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She wanted to make an informed decision based on data.
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Before meeting with anyone, Chambers makes sure he's well informed.
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But they can make informed decisions that save their lives.
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Rosler becomes an informed facilitator rather than the sole authority.
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On Monday night, she was informed none would be forthcoming.
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"Next week is our last class," the teacher informed them.
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Libyan authorities were informed in advance about the US mission.
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This, of course, involved some informed speculation on our part.
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Elected officials may not be well informed on these risks.
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To be informed takes more than outrage, it takes time.
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The Hong Kong Civil Aviation Department (CAD) has been informed.
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He should be informed that nostalgia is not a plan.
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Media's role in keeping the public informed is also acknowledged.
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Yes, we were, but nobody informed the gala audience. Sorry?
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Facebook informed the Commission of the planned change in January.
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This love of nature has informed his work ever since.
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When he told his mother, she informed the church rector.
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"We have informed and warned all concerned clients," Bartsch said.
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They had informed the German government of his potential arrival.
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The soldier's family had been informed, a ministry spokesperson said.
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It's how we're entertained or informed or what have you.
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AccuDoc informed Atrium Health about the breach on Oct. 1.
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Her bank informed her that this broke their entire system.
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Neighbors informed on neighbors, and any phone could be wiretapped.
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He's also taken up painting, which has informed his music.
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Their whole aesthetic seems very informed by the Longmont style.
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Around half of 29 potentially affected customers have been informed.
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Maybe a more informed society is a more depressed society?
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He informed his company's management, who in turn notified police.
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A second call informed him that burial had taken place.
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It informed users of the issue and fixed the problem.
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U.T.A. informed Ms. Kelly that it could not represent her.
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You can stay informed about the coronavirus while remaining calm.
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Patients were being informed of their results on Friday evening.
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Judge Curtis informed each of their right to a lawyer.
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"I think I've figured it out," one friend informed me.
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How do you feel your experience has informed your work?
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The key to progress is information — making ourselves better informed.
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The book's price, Amazon informed me, had risen to $23.95.
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State social workers informed the Navajo but not the Brackeens.
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We will be a more informed nation because of it.
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To the Editor: It was a lively, polite, informed debate.
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That's an observation informed by a close reading of history.
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It allows people to be more informed about the clothes.
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Your long career must have informed how you played her.
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" And, Wikipedia helpfully informed me, it "has no known treatment.
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The Japanese authorities were also informed, the government official said.
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The other thing is that they're international, and they're informed.
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My motto is, the informed consumer is the happy consumer!
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One of our core jobs is to keep people informed.
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The subpoena outcome is necessarily informed by highly contextualized facts.
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" McLaren responded, saying Whitmarsh was "ill judged and ill informed.
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The department says its star ratings help keep veterans informed.
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I'm doing my best to keep everyone calm, but informed.
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Can we get more intel to make an informed choice?
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Political debates should be informed by our best current understanding.
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The company also informed workers of the change on Tuesday.
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" He added, "Our work is informed by us mastering technology.
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Why weren't judicial authorities immediately informed of his violent acts?
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Here are some tips to get them informed and inside.
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Drivers are informed of such orders by their own app.
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Working in comms means he has to be really informed.
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Stay informed — that's the first step to more concrete action.
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If they were better informed, would they make different choices?
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The hospice staff informed us we had hours to days.
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We're talking about the most informed voters in the country.
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"My educated and informed guess would be yes," Gabbard replied.
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What do we need to know to be informed citizens?
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Collins has talked about how trucking informed his political beliefs.
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You've informed your friend that these demands could be illegal.
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Hewlett Packard informed the Navy of the breach on Oct.
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For years women were not routinely informed of the finding.
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The suit alleges that children are overmedicated without informed consent.
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Stay informed, read the news, and draw your own conclusions.
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Israel said Russia had been informed before the overnight attack.
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"I'm keeping a backup doula informed of everything," Giwa said.
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That, in turn, informed Mr. Thompson's approach to planning space.
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His own attitude toward technology is informed by personal experiences.
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What I do object to is judgment without informed deliberation.
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In any great democracy, an informed public strengthens the nation.
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In those exchanges, Parnas is informed about Yovanovitch's physical location.
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"There's also something called binary," Thays informed Jonathan and Emyr.
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That lawyer, Mark Zaid, told CBS News he informed Rep.
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Consumers simply cannot make informed quality comparisons in this industry.
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"Everyone who needed to know was informed," one aide said.
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They become informed about world events and become politically active.
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Cuban workers said they have been informed of the cuts.
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Alerts help keep you informed even when life gets crazy.
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Spencer never informed Esper of his private proposal, Hoffman said.
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" One official added, "Everyone who needed to know was informed.
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"Be informed about it," Boneparth at Bone Fide Wealth said.
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Now doesn't it feel good to be in informed control?
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Staying informed South Korea is a society that emphasizes education.
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They informed one another of the details of the story.
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How much of your comedy is informed by your upbringing?
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But he was informed that there could be no burial.
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"Chef is passionate about no waste," our server informed us.
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"We are not with you on Vietnam," Vera informed friends.
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Such an education will make an engaged and informed citizenry.
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He also recalled keeping Trump informed about the deal's progress.
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In the absence of informed discussion, we get unadulterated rage.
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They have now informed us that they have done so.
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Stoneridge informed its milk distributor, Oakhurst, and the state DEP.
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I just like using data to make informed editorial decisions.
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That's why Professor Leia Stirling and grad students at MIT are looking into alternative ways to keep astronauts informed of what's around them so they can not just avoid stumbles, but make informed decisions.
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They see these black voters as needing to be led, directed and better informed rather than as sophisticated voters fully capable of making informed decisions that they believe are best for their lives and communities.
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Though lawmakers insist that such policies are meant to ensure that women are making informed and safe choices about their own bodies, the informed consent materials are often rife with medically inaccurate and misleading statements.
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Critics of abortion-specific informed consent laws accuse politicians of intentionally manipulating the principle of informed consent—which is meant to promote patients' safety and autonomy—in order to carry out their own ideological agendas.
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Yet employees are often ill-equipped to make an informed choice.
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RPT-FIAT CHRYSLER INFORMED RENAULT OF WITHDRAWAL OF MERGER OFFER - SOURCE
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But users were not informed their HIV status was being shared.
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And the question is whether that informed some of their decisions.
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I don't have any definitive answers here, folks — just informed musings.
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A school resource officer was informed about it on Oct. 4.
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I was informed incorrectly that Connors painted with disposable foam brushes.
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After several tests, Jones was informed he was indeed a match.
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Ultimately, she decided to terminate the pregnancy but never informed Dorsey.
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So this holiday, in many ways, was informed by that insight.
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Vale said it had not been officially informed about the recommendation.
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Here is why: The concept of "informed electorate" makes two assumptions.
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A source informed Business Insider of the site's existence on Tuesday.
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We are now better connected and more informed than ever before.
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The Tesla owner informed the police, who eventually arrested the suspect.
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We sit ready and waiting for a real, factually informed discussion.
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It should be repudiated by organized, well informed and passionate advocacy.
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Has that informed how you work with teenagers on shows now?
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Bankers are being informed who is through to the next round.
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Journalists not only keep citizens informed but they hold leaders accountable.
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So you're always being informed by that process and changing, developing.
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"Investors are smarter and more informed all the time," he said.
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Multiple informed sources confirmed to Reuters the substance of the report.
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At least now you can be more informed about its history.
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"You still have room to improve," the app informed me delicately.
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And those choices need to be informed by 21st century realities.
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And speech that is well informed and in good faith, too.
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We understand that you're busy but you want to stay informed.
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"She has some knots," Ms. Schmidt informed Deborah Salerno, Kyan's owner.
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They were informed they would be flown out in a week.
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You're well-informed, so you already microwave your germy kitchen sponge.
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He informed her that he was only speaking to his son.
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The president is erratic, ill-informed and advised by hardline protectionists.
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Therefore, the regime was informed about it and took its precautions.
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But these incentives are blunted when consumers cannot make informed choices.
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Nelson says investigators informed Gaunt's mother of McDonald's arrest on Monday.
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It informed the decision to acquire WhatsApp and clone Snapchat stories.
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In theory, this should also instantaneously make us more informed, right?
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By being informed and decisive, you can avoid lines and headaches.
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Informed of the dismissal, he promptly called the district attorney's office.
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They wanted to feel involved in and informed about its development.
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The stadium's public-address announcer informed the crowd of the news.
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You say that functional medicine informed your ideas about gut health.
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A sense of moral duty has informed much of his art.
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"Everyone felt informed and comfortable, which was the goal," she said.
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He looks forward to continuing these engagements and keeping members informed.
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After listening to these episodes, you'll feel connected, informed, and empowered.
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The United States informed Russia of the new sanctions Wednesday afternoon.
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Within hours, deputies informed O'Connell's family that she had committed suicide.
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Her housemates reportedly informed the police of what she had done.
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Any changes or actions in the case, he kept me informed.
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"Remain calm, be prepared and make informed, responsible decisions," Deal said.
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But the public also need to be informed to avoid exposure.
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Luckily, animal rescue group SOS Wildlife was informed about the situation.
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Martinez said police informed her Joiner's arrest was imminent on Friday.
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The hospital staffs on duty were not informed by Mr. Manjhi.
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How do you recommend we stay informed, and also stay balanced?
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Britain has a terrible record in making informed decisions on Europe.
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As long as you come from an informed position, you're okay.
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Israel says it informed Jordan, the custodian of the holy site.
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CONWAY: Trump was informed about the hush payments in April 2018.
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I think [our policymaking] is more informed but not necessarily better.
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The official said that Eurostat has been informed on the matter.
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ESPN reported Tuesday that Durant informed the Warriors of his decision.
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That said, the storytelling decision was informed by our own history.
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"Everybody that's going to be there, already knows," Bechrakis informed PEOPLE.
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Two weeks after her meeting, Hardy was reportedly informed that E!
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Sprint said it was informed of the hack on June 22.
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He was later informed by police that his daughter had died.
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Family members informed investigators that the Wilksons' Mitsubishi Eclipse was missing.
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Label West-Bank products so that consumers can make informed decisions.
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Baylor informed Siler this week that the woman had given birth.
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Notre Dame informed staff and students of the change last Friday.
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He was informed that the person killed was a TUV employee.
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Those are opinions, but they're often not informed by direct experience.
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The tour groups said they were informed by the Swedish embassy.
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"Informed consent is not just a form you sign," he says.
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The reporter informed him that he planned on recording the conversation.
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They need a gang of smart, informed nerds in their corner.
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Don't forget to follow us to stay informed on more challenges.
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But we don't just mean the unwashed and the ill-informed.
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Social media reaction informed the direction the show took, she said.
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The politics that informed it may not align with our own.
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And in the end, only an informed public can govern itself.
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And that means the consent of Facebook users is not informed.
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He is ill-informed and just doesn't know what he's doing.
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The migrants who agree to move are often woefully ill-informed.
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Then, I was informed it was that way or the highway.
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Our clientele is educated and informed on how the system works.
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Two other people have also been informed of Huarong's liquidity concerns.
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Their families were also better supported and informed along the way.
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Comey has claimed that McCabe never informed him of the leak.
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But those positions can at least be informed by scientific understanding.
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Brock Lesnar has informed the UFC he's officially retiring from MMA.
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Liu says that there were several inspirations that informed the installation.
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Consent under this regime must be specific, informed and freely given.
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I would want to be fully informed before advising the president.
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With informed consent and proper data handling, it's within ethical bounds.
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Have there been follow-up attacks we haven't been informed of?
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And if so, why was Congress not informed of this matter?
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EDF said it had informed officials in France and neighbouring countries.
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He also said Trump had never informed him about his trip.
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Politico reports that neither Clinton nor her aides have informed Biden.
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And you're informed about your opinion and you're willing to learn.
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Informed Delivery can help you spot a problem in real time.
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It has also informed international aviation officials as to the finding.
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That, in turn leads to informed judgments about how to act.
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Podcasts have devised new and entertaining ways to keep us informed.
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"The rules merely require the ISPs to obtain that informed consent."
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The FTC said Amazon didn't obtain "informed consent" until July 2014.
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But I'm going to be well-informed of what's going on.
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"I think I picked up yesterday 100,000 people," he informed Stahl.
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The MHRA was not informed of their plans at this point.
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Also the vibe of the neighborhood informed my aesthetic a lot.
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That's a good sign, allowing for informed fish management and protection.
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This enables my patients to make more informed, cost-saving decisions.
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The refinery was informed about the accident at about 3 p.m.
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You can still be disappointed, but at least you'll be informed.
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When this is to be done, the advertiser should be informed.
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So I'm watching for a more sober, measured, well-informed response.
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"We were extremely well-informed about the entire process," Glover said.
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If the decision is not an informed one, don't do it.
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It was not clear if Trump was informed of the idea.
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She said the officer then informed her he was arresting her.
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"You are speaking with a fully informed man," Mr. Juncker added.
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And because he is local, his ruling may be better informed.
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Over time Ms. Cusack's performance has informed the book and score.
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Voters will value an informed person who has experience in government.
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People who are more well-informed cannot understand the common man.
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They were nurturing, informed, and created genuine connections with their patients.
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He said he had not informed the team of his intentions.
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Good etiquette means keeping your neighbors closely informed about your doings.
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NASA exacerbated the problem when no one informed Cruz or Rep.
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My server informed me that they had come from a refrigerator.
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That investment was informed by Guzy's own experiences living in Asia.
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Crosby informed his managers that these principles are the new norm.
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It should be repudiated by organized, well-informed and passionate advocacy.
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She informed Schumer of her decision on Monday (CNN) … Washington Gov.
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McCarrick's successor in Washington, Cardinal Donald Wuerl, was informed of the
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Comey and others specifically informed them about recusal and its parameters.
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You could now type "DRACARYS" for multiple flamethrowers, we were informed.
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Taylor informed the inquiry about the call after his first deposition.
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Rational conservatism involves being informed both by empirical facts and logic.
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The exhausted, overworked entrepreneur is a tired and ill-informed stereotype.
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In a podcast interview posted on Wednesday, Ingraham informed Republican Sen.
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"Rather than just be opinionated, I'd rather be informed," he said.
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It was painted over on Wednesday morning after police were informed.
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They informed him that he was a match for the boy.
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Without such information, consent cannot be informed, and therefore, not valid.
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Rather, this is a relationship informed by an inherent power imbalance.
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These women will and have informed a new generation growing up.
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On November 1, McCabe informed FBI officials he was recusing himself.
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"We really want to be informed," Gregory McKinney of Arlington, Tex.
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Pierson said younger voters need to be informed about Clinton's past.
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Petrobras said in a filing it had been informed of talks.
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The antidote to "antipolitics" is an astute, informed and involved electorate.
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They should have informed the FBI and used lawyers as surrogates.
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The first man informed me that his dog had back problems.
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Are there any in particular who you feel informed your work?
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The result is greater transparency and farmers making more informed decisions.
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Hairdressing is about the wellbeing—it's informed business, not just transactional.
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This VICE Impact guide will help you get registered and informed.
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Cyrus was quickly informed, however, that this is not the case.
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I also informed the WBC that I will vacate their title.
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Claire is of course stunned when she's informed of the shooting.
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It really informed my view of the problem I was solving.
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Cuff customers were informed about their pre-order delays via email.
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The company informed advertisers of this in an email, MarketingLand reports.
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The company also said it informed law enforcement of the breach.
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Motherboard has published all of the documents that informed this article.
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When a breach is confirmed, the client is contacted and informed.
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How do you feel that experience has informed your artistic work?
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How has that informed your own journey of rediscovering your culture?
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Six months ago, we informed Improbable about the violation in writing.
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Does democracy require citizens to be highly educated, rational, and informed?
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The company's board informed the company this morning of the decision.
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Those proposals appeared to have strongly informed Mr. Bach's broad guidelines.
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She reported the incident to CNN, which then informed Warner Bros.
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And each in their own way believes Baltimore informed their creativity.
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" After the election, Ms. Butina informed someone the complaint called "U.
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The president informed them of his plan to oust Mr. Comey.
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Our newspapers and other media are central to an informed electorate.
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Perhaps my predecessors and I were never informed of the deaths.
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My reporting was certainly informed by my own experience with storms.
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Security researchers often discuss risks with a level of informed paranoia.
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This tale, Freedman informed the rapt, giggling audience, was complete bullshit.
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If it did, the patient and the patient's doctor were informed.
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Zeke told his dad, who told his neighbor, who informed Meyer.
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Nixon is probably better informed than the average celebrity seeking office.
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Later, informed by changing sensitivities, it was rebranded as orchid/onion.
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Here's how to make an informed decision about what to do.
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But they serve as points on which to hang informed speculation.
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Students were surprised at how little it took to feel informed.
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Ms. Sanders informed her team of her departure around 3 p.m.
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The judge's dogged pace simply — and responsibly — facilitated an informed choice.
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His values are deep, informed by his faith and human decency.
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He informed ESPN about his decision to retire earlier this month.
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His request for cork floors informed the direction of the design.
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She said Mr. Dowless never informed her that this was illegal.
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Would you say those things informed the record in any way?
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The look of the prison informed the show's style, Stiller said.
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Pemex informed other authorities of the leak at 4:50 p.m.
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His powers of empathy seem plenty informed by his sexual orientation.
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His work on the baby bonds concept informed Mr. Booker's proposal.
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He's the only Democrat running for Senate, the canvasser informed her.
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UAW president Rory Gamble informed the union's membership in a letter.
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Coronavirus articles are everywhere, and yes it's important to stay informed.
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Many of his sources were — as time has shown — impeccably informed.
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Paul Gosar, who were also informed of possible exposure at CPAC.
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Players and caddies were later informed the tournament had been cancelled.
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But Allen & Unwin, based in Sydney, suddenly informed him on Nov.
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When informed of a problem, the secretary must promptly fix it.
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People should be informed, but in a calm and correct way.
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Some members of the authority's own board were also not informed.
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A caller had informed them of the packages on Wednesday evening.
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Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities informed the public of the lackluster findings.
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Another is the absence of an informed, wide-ranging public debate.
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She was informed to disregard a recent article in the press.
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I think just staying relatively informed is better than feeling overwhelmed.
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The Yankees and the players' union were officially informed on Thursday.
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Neymar also informed Bartomeu of his desire to leave the club.
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The only way to be successful here is to be informed.
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What could well-informed Hamptonites possibly be talking about this summer?
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"I'm about that women's right to choose," Haddish informed the audience.
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So how can you show an employer that you're highly informed?
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Yet they were all informed by a selective reading of history.
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We're informed that dinner will be served at 9:00 p.m.
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China informed the World Health Organization of the virus on Dec.
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Instead, they were informed that the decision had already been made.
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A: Every aspect of my life should be informed by yoga.
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For that matter, it's the heart of a vibrant, informed democracy.
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A more informed public and process equals better outcomes for everyone.
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It informed the social media giant of another probe last week.
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Within hours, he had been informed there would be no deal.
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The bottom line: Well-informed job seekers make for happier employees.
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On Saturday afternoon, his agents informed the Mets of his decision.
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Relatives were not informed of the deaths of their loved ones.
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We think having more information and informed views will be helpful.
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According to informed sources, Mr. Trump did not drop his drawers.
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The evacuees have daily briefings with CDC officials to stay informed.
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To which a reasonably well-informed person might respond: Wait, what?
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Addictions, in particular, are often viewed as diseases, not informed choices.
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She informed him that Raf Simons was taking over Calvin Klein.
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NATO has not been informed about the details of any purchase.
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She was not informed of the penalty until a hole later.
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Spacey was reportedly informed on September 11 of the plaintiff's death.
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This legislation is ill informed and the authors should be embarrassed.
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Instead of informed exchanges about policy differences, we heard outlandish charges.
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They informed Arash and Saba that they had been found inadmissible.
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"I have met Salma Hayek and [inaudible]," Hadid informed the court.
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Shetty had informed NMC of potentially inaccurate reporting of his holdings.
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Hopefully our tips will help your team make more informed decisions.
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One game for you—the hardcore gamer, the well- informed gamer.
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Our political system is well designed, assuming informed voters participating broadly.
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Two days later, the president formally informed Congress of his action.
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Rather than being misinformed, however, most Americans are actually under-informed.
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The machine appeared to be well informed about his groundbreaking research.
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Dr. Mortimer cried when Ms. Ashby informed him they were moving.
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Luckily, we had kept our leasing office informed of our plans.
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The labels can also help you sound super smart and informed.
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American policy must be informed first and foremost with US data.
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I'd rather you form your own opinion after you are informed.
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Before the hearing, Bannon's lawyer informed a staff member of Rep.
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But before you make an ill-informed impulse buy, read up.
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The Braunschweig prosecutors said the accused should have kept investors informed.
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Being better informed could make it easier to improve your score.
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Second, a lot of people underestimate how informed kids can be.
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Unfortunately the farce of informed consent only worsens in medical research.
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Another staffer entered and informed Benioff of an important doctor's appointment.
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So we're going to stick with that until credibly informed otherwise.
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One common goal is a better informed public, rejecting rampant falsehoods.
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We were informed that there would never be fallout on Enewetak.
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They require scholars to make informed guesses about what they mean.
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The Homeland Security secretary was never officially informed about the withdrawal.
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We informed the Qatar representatives of our decision and they agreed.
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Her own childhood has informed her hands-on mothering, she said.
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The company informed employees Saturday night after shows in Orlando, Fla.
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At the core of Dr. He's legal problems is informed consent.
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He will assemble experienced, informed and skilled cabinet members and advisers.
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In February, RompHim informed its customers that it was shutting down.
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It's not like watching the news, or staying informed, Marcus said.
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His daughter informed him they were responding to an active shooter.
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Even Republican staffers will admit they've never briefed anyone better informed.
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They're always going to want to be informed about what's happening.
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And is it really an informed choice for an under-16?
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This is a remarkable, well-researched, empirically informed and important book.
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"I have been informed that we face an ambush," he said.
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That, in turn, attracts more readers, who end up better informed.
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For example, do you feel informed and empowered by your experience?
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When the plane debuted, pilots were not informed of MCAS's existence.
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Her responses to substantive questions are almost always crisp and informed.
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Cavusoglu denied that Turkish authorities had been informed about the recording.
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Is she informed enough about the world to give her consent?
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He did, to his credit, appear well-informed on Pennsylvania politics.
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"Waiting period" and "informed consent" laws like this are very common.
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In the letter, Sprint says it was informed of the "unauthorized access" back in late June: On June 22, Sprint was informed of unauthorized access to your Sprint account using your account credentials via the Samsung.
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Any way you look at it, the Trump Organization will be fully informed of the business ramifications of public policy and the Trump White House fully informed of the state of the Trump organization's business holdings.
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Transparency should lower prices through four critical paths: better informed patients; better informed employers able to help their workers shop for value; improved ability for employers to discipline middlemen; and public pressure on high-cost providers.
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Of course, some people who have a negative view of the markets are well informed in a specific area or maybe many areas, just as many people with a positive view of markets are poorly informed.
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"You cannot run a democratic system unless you have a well-informed public, or a public prepared to defer to well-informed elites," says Larry Kramer, president of the Hewlett Foundation and an expert in constitutional law.
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Get informed The most powerful way the average person can combat climate change is to become informed about it, says J. Marshall Shepherd, former president of the American Meteorological Society and professor at the University of Georgia.
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And while there is some chance that those gut feelings are informed by noble intentions, they may also be informed by conscious or unconscious biases, or the information that these decision-makers have been given by lobbyists.
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"If it takes a dishonest turn, say, and instead of having our thesis informed by facts we have our facts informed by the thesis, I'm in an incredible position to talk about that publicly," Mr. Dunlap said.
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Other delegations also said they had been informed at the last minute.
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They're mostly just meant to keep backers more comfortable and more informed.
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TM: Did you discuss the philosophy that informed your image of him?
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"They are informed that rejection is part of [the risk]," Fronek says.
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The story is clearly informed at some level by a fan's enthusiasm.
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Importantly, this is conjecture, albeit conjecture informed by statistics and computer models.
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Now, tell us: do you feel better-informed and ready to browse?
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The fuel that helps people stay informed on Twitter is people talking.
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Sadly, as Prydz himself informed the community, Lillo passed away on Monday.
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Geely on Saturday said it had informed markets in a timely fashion.
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CNBC has also been informed that no additional hearings will be held.
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He's diagnosed with testicular cancer and informed of a low survival rate.
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This approach will get clicks, but it won't produce more informed readers.
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Navy officials will continue to keep interested congressional members and staff informed.
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PETA was informed of all these elements prior to diffusing its video.
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I think that was beautiful for the story and informed the story.
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We want to help people stay informed without stifling productive public discourse.
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Otherwise, this study is simply conjecture—albeit conjecture informed by genetics. [PNAS]
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Last month, it informed recent users that reviews would be sunset soon.
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The company has informed Gizmodo it opted to settle out of court.
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"You're not eligible to review this product," an Amazon prompt informed her.
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He informed Facebook of the issue and received $10,000 from the company.
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They informed him that he would be required to leave the premises.
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Goren responded and informed him that he uses a Yamaha QY700 Sequencer.
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But they had already informed the sensibilities of a generation of fans.
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Be as financially informed as possible so that you can follow along.
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They were all informed by the attitude that had inspired the blog.
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Parliamentary security were informed within two minutes of the document being received.
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Facebook's representatives had informed the Senate Intelligence Committee of its findings Monday.
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Even the most informed among us don't know who we are fighting.
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We'd roll those up, and that informed part of their variable compensation.
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S. Mateen has not been informed by the FBI about the investigation.
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Her solutions are instead informed by consultations with professors and think-tankers.
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I hope to live on with everyone else, informed by this logic.
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This research has informed recent public debates about private prisons in America.
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Smith promised the district would do better at keeping the public informed.
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Alphabet Squadron is informed by a more nuanced outlook of the world.
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It's easy to stay informed — just sign up for our mailing list.
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The athletes are being informed, after which proceedings against them can begin.
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The family was unaware of what happened until their colleague informed them.
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Even well-informed officials and scholars misread political dynamics around the world.
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After they were informed that their flight was rescheduled for 3 p.m.
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Cyrus chose "informed," but only after she denounced the question as sexist.
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When we informed them of the forthcoming switch, most were pretty bummed.
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An administrative aide later informed him that no statement would be issued.
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We will keep everyone informed once we have more information to share.
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She informed her boss in 1503 and two weeks later was fired.
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He has informed the Hornets of his decision, The Charlotte Observer reported.
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But that sort of informed my whole experience with that whole project.
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This lack of collaboration damages the public's right to be politically informed.
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He reserved particular scorn for Trump, who informed European powers on Jan.
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Ms. Sepulveda said she believed being informed was critical to being empowered.
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And displacing power raises questions of how informed our progress can be.
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These are set by trades between informed active managers with differing opinions.
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FBI agents reportedly informed Lynch of the document's assertion, which she denied.
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The North&aposs military was also reportedly informed of the planned drills.
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Merrill would not confirm or deny that the FBI has been informed.
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An informed, frustrated and ambitious youth bulge, from which I hail, is.
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Singaporeans are well-travelled, well informed and some even read The Economist.
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Correction: The article originally stated that ExiledEnnui was informed by a follower.
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More time will allow them to make a more deliberative, informed impression.
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" Flahive: "That was informed by what was going on in the world.
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It is not clear that the babies' parents gave their informed consent.
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She turns up at international summits well informed; she keeps her cool.
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But at least Clinton is informed and serious on foreign policy issues.
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In 2015, he discussed how his dyslexia has informed his business decisions.
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That information is critical to passing more informed laws about stoned driving.
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GEM, extraordinarily, brands itself as a "Buyers Beware Market for Informed Investors".
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Our sources say Chris was informed of the arrest before the show.
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The increase gives people more time to make a fully informed choice.
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They will be informed of their win secretly in the diary room.
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But he was apparently not informed of Mr Trump's withdrawal in advance.
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"Our intent is to allow for much more informed discourse," he says.
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Chase informed affected credit card customers of the change beginning in May.
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She and her sister informed her mother that evening, who confronted Sandusky.
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Commercial use of these lands needs their free, prior and informed consent.
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That's for people smarter and more informed than me to figure out.
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The decision to impeach is a political one informed by legal precedent.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension had been informed, the officer said.
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This isn't the first time fans were informed of the shoe change.
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Do feel like lawmakers aren't informed enough to legislate these tech companies?
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Family members were informed of the investigations' findings ahead of the media.
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The driver informed another employee of an 800 pound delivery of fajitas.
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The woman's name will be released after her family has been informed.
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A technician there informed me that that branch didn't carry this medication.
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One week later, law enforcement informed the teen's family of the allegations.
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The study authors say that's no excuse—students need to be informed.
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Faculty was informed to tell students not to discuss it as well.
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Basically, Axe screws Krakow over by capitalizing on Krakow being ill informed.
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The story should be what -- making sure that the voters are informed.
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Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling, who offered to help King stay informed.
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Let's say all the communications work well, and everyone is informed quickly.
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"Women need to be fully informed going into the birth," Treadwell says.
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Silly reader, you don't know how edgy and informed this poll is.
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Knight informed the President of her decision to leave on Tuesday afternoon.
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Some well-informed scientists hold views closer to Murray's than to ours.
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I wanted to be better informed about a lot of basic stuff.
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The inspector general recommended that victims identified before January 2017 be informed.
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But patients cannot make informed decisions if they don't have adequate information.
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To help you place an informed vote, see the ursine comparisons below.
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From a product perspective, how do you measure whether people are informed?
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"Maddow on Hillary: "Very ... assertive and well-informed on the Russia stuff.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been kept fully informed, they added.
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The Czech government was informed by Lebanese authorities about the missing citizens.
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"It's important people make an informed decision about the return," she said.
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" Informed Tuesday evening that the bill failed, Biggs said, "I'm so thankful.
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"The Hungarian side has been informed about this decision," Plenkovic told reporters.
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He is funny, well-informed, likable and thoughtful -- everything Donald Trump isn't.
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When the previous owner was contacted, they informed the vet about Hall.
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All three countries, said the UN, had been informed of the allegations.
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The center said it was informed that service would soon be fixed.
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At this point, my random reservations sounded more like ill-informed excuses.
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The three people informed of her selection spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Dutch Foreign Minister Stef Blok said the Netherlands had informed Horn's family.
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It will be informed by details that only a president can know.
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Harrison informed the tower, "I'm the schmuck who landed on the taxiway."
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However, we must also remain informed, active, and attentive to evolving risks.
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He will leave better informed but a long way from brokering compromise.
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What's changed in our informed consent policies since the book was published?
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In February, Humana informed regulators it would exit that market next year.
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Informed consent means you know all the possible side effects, et cetera.
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And yet no one has informed the American people and this committee.
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"Staff has now informed me of what a Kardashian is," he wrote.
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For starters, Spencer was informed that dyslexia wasn't some kind of impairment.
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Recently, it was revealed that five years ago the FBI informed Sen.
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A spokesperson confirmed Google has informed data protection regulators of the exposure.
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"Being informed is a right, while being misinformed is dangerous," Bordini said.
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Wildstein previously said he informed Michael DuHaime, a Christie adviser, in November.
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Her insurer informed Pam that any care Amanda needed would be covered.
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We know informed consumers make better decisions and that includes health decisions.
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Or if Trump hadn't been informed that Flynn had lied weeks before.
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A less-informed viewer might reasonably assume Her Smell is a biopic.
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They keep that community informed in a way national outlets never could.
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Dishonored 2's ending is informed by how well the player behaves.
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This shift has informed how Snapchat and Facebook have grown as products.
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Scientists are informed and constrained by the senses they choose to use.
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Pregnant women should get informed and take precautions, according to the CDC.
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In many cases, these reasons were informed by a person's individual experiences.
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To be successful, CMO have to delegate and make informed purchase decisions.
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With Connolly on board, Pagan quickly informed family members of his plan.
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Law enforcement agencies have been informed of the accounts and are investigating.
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This way you can make an informed decision about whether they're necessary.
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It is our civic duty to participate, make informed decisions, and vote.
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Buhari informed the Senate of the appointment through a letter dated Jan.
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" Our reviewer, Ned Blackhawk, called it "an informed, moving and kaleidoscopic portrait.
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The president said Haley informed him of her intentions six months ago.
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When informed families come together, however, it can make a real difference.
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The waiter sniffed and informed me that there was no such thing.
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The German authorities have informed foreign security services about Albakr, Zink added.
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Yiannopoulos was supposed to have already informed him, according to the report.
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Neither student was informed of a deadline for diocese review, they said.
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It is also informed by commonly shared anti-capitalist and revolutionary outlooks.
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An EPA official said staffers are typically informed of congressional interview requests.
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It said the company was informed of the investigation in late June.
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All I'm arguing for is, I want them to make informed regulations.
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He argued that the takeover was spontaneous and informed by religious belief.
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And she informed the governor's chief of staff of the bridge plan.
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It is not clear whether he informed customs officials about that trip.
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She said he had he had not been informed of the charges.
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But examined in a more informed context, the picture looks quite different.
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The Russian Defense Ministry said they had informed Washington of the strike.
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So why were we not informed in a detailed and timely manner?
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BUT WE WERE INFORMED OF IT THIS MORNING AS A FINAL DECISION.
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Are we too self-absorbed, complacent and poorly informed to attempt this?
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We do that by making informed choices and seeking out trustworthy information.
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Informed consumers are demanding safer alternatives, and Big Tobacco is responding accordingly.
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Steele's specialty was gathering intelligence from informed sources, many of them Russian.
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This entails becoming aware of and then altering responses informed by stereotypes.
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Better data enables students, families, educators and policymakers to make informed decisions.
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That event had been canceled and prosecutors say Zhang had been informed.
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The inbuilt challenge of democracy – needing an educated, not just informed, electorate.
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Shell on Thursday informed its staff of the discussions, the spokesman said.
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What about when, despite loving, well-informed interventions, a life is lost?
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"We have informed the police to come and collect them," he said.
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"I am passionate about people being informed about color," she told me.
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He asserted that the takeover was spontaneous and informed by religious belief.
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But there is a difference between simply being engaged and being informed.
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Then we can make an informed decision on who wins our vote.
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Schiff, informed of the tweet, read it aloud and asked Yovanovitch's response.
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EDT Sadly, preznixon16 informed Mashable that she did not score any weed.
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Left to their own devices, children draw their own ill-informed conclusions.
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"Otherwise, they could have informed us before the coup d'état," he said.
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All Williams's work is informed by a learned yet half-feral Christianity.
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However, these changes are not always informed by decades of scientific knowledge.
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"Pamela is such an informed champion of her artists," Ms. Wagstaff said.
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And was only informed about the emails very recently by his counsel.
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The Energy Department didn't confirm that Perry was informed about the deal.
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Hope that education can lead to opportunity and a more informed citizenry.
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Kudlow said he informed Trump of the job report on Thursday night.
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He stated his preference for "good" (softball) questions over "bad" (informed) ones.
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Nick keeps me informed of threats, though he's not really a worrier.
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How do you think sexism in the church has informed the video?
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The editor informed me the stories were much nastier than she expected.
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Photographer Eli Durst's art is informed by his youth in Austin, Texas.
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But naturally, they were not informed of any of these financial arrangements.
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If you're a well-informed voter, you're doing the country a favor.
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Any newcomer will be quickly informed: "He's a joint," slang for gay.
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More informed about the company's practices, customers are surprised less by incidents.
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KKR that fully informed shareholder votes provide thick insulation for corporate directors.
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Your new record was greatly informed by a recent trip to Siberia.
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Do you have any favorites in that genre that informed your writing?
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Of course, mischief informed his decision to found an edibles line, too.
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That certainly informed some of the sounds, and even more the processes.
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How do you think your experiences with that have informed your music?
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How can you help local journalists keep citizens informed and governments accountable?
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What informed the story you were telling, and how you told it?
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Democracy cannot function with an ill-informed, ignorant and politically illiterate electorate.
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Make informed decisions about what you are going to do about it.
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Rubio informed Senate leaders of his stance, The Washington Post first reported.
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Tesla has said it informed NHTSA of the crash on May 16.
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"He informed our office he has resigned from the commission," Mayer said.
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Second baseman Neil Walker informed the Mets just before a 5 p.m.
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But democracy more generally is based on informed consent of the governed.
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Nguyen's coronavirus confirmation, we informed all guests that were seated alongside Mrs.
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When fans at the finish were informed of Froome's crash, many cheered.
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These are all because we are not correctly informed about the virus.
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What I really needed was informed medical intervention and compassionate emotional support.
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The CDC informed the World Health Organization about initial cases April 211.
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When does staying informed cross the line into, well, too much information?
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He is a, obviously, successful businessman, he's a very well-informed investor.
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But being informed isn't just about understanding the virus and appropriate precautions.
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I'm grateful for all newspapers, community and national, for keeping us informed!
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Trump's executive order was at least in part informed by those restrictions.
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"I walk like a New Yorker," our tour guide Elizabeth informed us.
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The 2010 reboot, an alert reader has informed me, uses the zero.
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READ: Trudeau was informed that Huawei's CFO was going to be arrested.
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The ability to educate you about the process and keep you informed.
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In 2010, we weren't Washington insiders, but we were vocal and informed.
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WHEN PEOPLE vote with their feet, they usually make an informed choice.
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Stay informed by consulting professionals and always try to improve your network.
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Much of campaign reporting is an exercise in imagination, informed by experience.
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Mombeini on Thursday, the sons were informed, in a show of support.
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The most just man, the most insightful and, surprisingly, the best informed.
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When her oncologist informed us it was clean, I cried with relief.
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Along the way, the donors develop well-informed views about the candidates.
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Animal control was informed of the incident, but no action's been taken.
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She said she informed some friends and co-workers about her intentions.
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The state, he said, had not been informed about any Russian hacking.
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A tension between pure form and notable content informed Warhol's entire career.
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It was unclear to what extent Washington was informed about the agreement.
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The doctor informed Thea that she'd need to be induced right away.
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He's an old, wise, well-informed person who's perfect for representing Austria.
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He said he informed the parents and they wanted both embryos implanted.
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Q. You said these ideas have been informed by your advertising work.
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He said affected users will be informed of the breach by email.
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Farhadi, as a foreign visitor, would be shown leniency, he informed us.
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Inside, the bartender informed us the bar was hosting a singles night.
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"I want my colleagues to read this and be informed," he said.
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They are responsible for keeping the leadership informed of the party's mood.
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Mr. Ruch himself had not been informed that he was under investigation.
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Or should I just complete the reference informed by my new understanding?
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Neither the board nor regulators in Nevada were informed, the report says.
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But I'm reliably informed it has moved on a lot since then.
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Most of these artists were informed by "personal experience," Ms. Moore said.
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"The parents were informed of the implication of this," Dr. He said.
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During a public health emergency, staying informed is more important than ever.
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A strong news industry is also critical to building an informed community.
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So much of who I am is informed by my family's pizzeria.
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Byrne said he then informed the FBI about her outreach to him.
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You get to make the decision, but make it an informed decision.
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For many years, many well-informed citizens have taken it as given
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With information scant, some residents said the alert frightened rather than informed.
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"Most women want to look normal in clothes," the doctor informed her.
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Nguyen's coronavirus confirmation, we informed all guests that were seated alongside Mrs.
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Pitaro said the N.F.L. was informed of the decision as a courtesy.
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But they also said political opportunism informed his promotion of conspiracy theories.
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A woman on the line informed her that Thiago had shut down.
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"The whole court changed because of trauma-informed care," Judge Claire said.
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The operator politely informed me that it was now called Kennedy Airport.
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And their avant-garde work informed his nontraditional artistic practice as well.
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By midday, he was informed of the decision to close the store.
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You would be serving the organization's real mission if you informed them.
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Defensive backs coach Jerry Gray was also informed he would not return.
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But here's what we know, so you can make more informed decisions.
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These changes informed a new album, "Daylight," which she released in October.
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The agency has not yet informed Bangladesh Bank which employees it suspects.
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What have you been doing to stay informed while also staying sane?
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He said Jacobson informed Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Woodward also recorded the conversation -- and informed Trump he was doing so.
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To be an informed citizen, Americans need to use these social networks.
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We are doing everything we can to keep everyone safe and informed.
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Has your experience with addiction informed your opinion on legalization and decriminalization?
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Juries are not informed what penalties are available before they render judgment.
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How much has the history of cabinets of curiosities informed this environment?
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Pittman informed the woman of Sneed's prior arrest, according to Sports Illustrated.
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Main Street investors rely on this information to make informed investing decisions.
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Our individual positions are informed by life experiences, worldviews, values and priorities.
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When trade associations speak for their members, all Americans are better informed.
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But personal experience is not a substitute for an informed, systemic approach.
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Decision-making capacity is a cornerstone of the doctrine of informed consent.
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Facebook says it informed the regulator about the launch on February 3rd.
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Dutch authorities and the hotel where the couple stayed have been informed.
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" Informed his crowd in Ames that they were in "the French Resistance.
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"In medicine, we demand informed consent before we do research," he says.
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Our informed electorate was nourished on far too much political junk food.
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But some folks informed me that way of thinking was slightly off.
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The true power of a free press is an informed, engaged citizenry.
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The pattern informed the framers of the Constitution, who echoed that concept.
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Hadid was informed almost immediately by court officers that she'd been dismissed.
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Any artist could have informed them that this was a category error.
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McCabe and his attorney were informed in advance of any news media.
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And yet surveys showed we weren't, on average, any more politically informed.
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At the heart of our democracy is the right to be informed.
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This narrow interpretation of him obscures the radicalism that informed his brilliance.
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He came across as advertised: kind, respectful, dignified, decent and highly informed.
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Paul Nakasone says is being directly informed by counter-ISIS hacking operations.
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" More experienced reporters, he said, "ask questions that are sharper, more informed.
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Patients thus also need to be informed about what these payments mean.
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The past and the passage of time have long informed Sugimoto's art.
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Flynn's ideas were informed by his experience in helping to overhaul JSOC .
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Suddenly, a sign informed them that they were on an unpaved road.
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Researchers heard from family members who hadn't been informed of the dangers.
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He had later informed the chairmen of the coalition parties, he said.
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They're informed by all kinds of factors: sentiment, lived experience, religious beliefs.
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Because those gut feelings are often informed by conscious and subconscious discrimination.
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Spencer never informed Esper of his private proposal, according to the Pentagon.
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And often, the detectives' blind spots are informed by casual social prejudices.
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Informed consent still appears to be a remarkably fuzzy concept for him.
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A reporter informed him that the vote had already been called off.
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But when the teacher informed me of it I went internally ballistic.
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I have informed the administration where I currently work of my illness.
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He just may not be informed enough to know what he's saying.
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"I just informed him that we went the other way," he said.
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Is she sufficiently well-informed and knowledgeable concerning domestic and global issues?
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But Thaler&aposs views are not informed only by his life stage.
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The ministry said authorities in Taiwan had been informed of the case.
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My team will continue to keep the community informed of our progress.
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Trump made the decision Tuesday, she said, and informed Mattis that day.
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Democratic societies work surprisingly well, considering that voters don't seem very informed.
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It's a common thing that otherwise smart and well-informed people do.
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The benefits of a better-educated and more informed society are obvious.
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A small plaque informed me to check in with the front desk.
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That will require that both Congress and the electorate be well informed.
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Snapchat, he informed the group, was about to undergo a massive redesign.
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The Trump administration officially informed Congress of its decision on Wednesday afternoon.
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US allies are also being informed about the impact to overseas facilities.
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So why weren't Yahoo users informed about the breach during that time?
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He was very informed, but there were some gaps in his understanding.
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Here some of the commentary has been ill-informed on two levels.
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Once you have the basic mathematics, you can make an informed decision.
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We are immediately informed that this is no ordinary, pleasant love story.
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The bank said it was informed Wednesday morning and at 12 p.m.
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Humans is a bloodless series, one that seems informed but not engaged.
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Yoga takes an art-informed, immersive turn at this hip Shoreditch studio.
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Who is to say what else has influenced and informed its creation?
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It was heavily informed by the work of Yale professor Jacob Hacker.
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What experiences—both in and outside of school—have informed your techniques?
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The artist's decision to cash-in on "damaged" art is well-informed.
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The desire to live a healthy, informed lifestyle will get even cloudier.
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By Saturday, you'll be feeling well equipped to make an informed decision.
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Nordstrom said it informed Ivanka Trump about its decision in early January.
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"There is this deep understanding that a thriving free press is critical for an informed public, and an informed public is critical for a functioning democracy, and that Apple News can play a part in that," Ms. Kern said.
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My weigh-in on day one informed me that I was 2250 pounds.
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Informed by this theory, McRaven considered a number of options for the raid.
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The Elysee said delegations had been informed, but everything had happened very quickly.
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Bryan's book informed me, inspired me in my work and moved me emotionally.
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The company informed its customers of the change by email in mid-January.
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"No one is well informed enough" to judge its merits, says the hairdresser.
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Finance ministry officials had already informed local economists of the change last month.
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If voters are well-informed, a sensible debate based on evidence is feasible.
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But obviously, the allure of free upgrades skews the nature of informed consent.
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For one, there's no way to get informed consent for someone that age.
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He analyzes data every day to make the most informed business decisions possible.
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In others, you might get a heartwarming (or heartbreaking) tale informed by science.
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Is your shopping informed by an actual understanding of what your skin needs?
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Cause of death: Leaping from a window after being informed of Margaery's death.
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President Xi was informed on the way back to his hotel after dinner.
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