Be informed about what's going on in the world, be informed about what's going on with my kids.
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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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Most people, though, seem pretty informed about this whole situation.
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Timothée Chalamet is keeping himself informed about the evening's events.
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If you are informed about politics, you get to vote.
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You can stay informed about the coronavirus while remaining calm.
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It allows people to be more informed about the clothes.
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In those exchanges, Parnas is informed about Yovanovitch's physical location.
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They become informed about world events and become politically active.
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"Be informed about it," Boneparth at Bone Fide Wealth said.
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He also recalled keeping Trump informed about the deal's progress.
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A school resource officer was informed about it on Oct. 4.
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Vale said it had not been officially informed about the recommendation.
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At least now you can be more informed about its history.
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Therefore, the regime was informed about it and took its precautions.
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They wanted to feel involved in and informed about its development.
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Luckily, animal rescue group SOS Wildlife was informed about the situation.
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CONWAY: Trump was informed about the hush payments in April 2018.
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And you're informed about your opinion and you're willing to learn.
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The refinery was informed about the accident at about 3 p.m.
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"We were extremely well-informed about the entire process," Glover said.
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Good etiquette means keeping your neighbors closely informed about your doings.
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Pierson said younger voters need to be informed about Clinton's past.
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Cuff customers were informed about their pre-order delays via email.
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NATO has not been informed about the details of any purchase.
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The machine appeared to be well informed about his groundbreaking research.
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The Homeland Security secretary was never officially informed about the withdrawal.
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They're always going to want to be informed about what's happening.
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Cavusoglu denied that Turkish authorities had been informed about the recording.
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I wanted to be better informed about a lot of basic stuff.
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"The Hungarian side has been informed about this decision," Plenkovic told reporters.
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"I am passionate about people being informed about color," she told me.
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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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More informed about the company's practices, customers are surprised less by incidents.
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These are all because we are not correctly informed about the virus.
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The state, he said, had not been informed about any Russian hacking.
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It was unclear to what extent Washington was informed about the agreement.
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Patients thus also need to be informed about what these payments mean.
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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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In the backseat, a specially designed tablet keeps customers informed about their ride.
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Trump was first informed about the Justice Department's concerns regarding Flynn on Jan.
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Every model is extensively informed about the theme and purpose of the shoot.
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But the Iranians were adamant, according to American officials informed about the meeting.
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In his experience, the country's diplomats are professional and informed about the world.
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Refson tells PEOPLE the royal mom is "extremely well-informed" about the issues.
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Critics argue Facebook users aren't well informed about Facebook's plans for their data.
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Flickr users were not informed about the photo use, according to the Times.
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Petrobras said on Wednesday it had not been formally informed about the decision.
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Ying was allegedly informed about the full extent of the hack on Aug.
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They've told us what's really happening, and kept us informed about key developments.
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They used them to keep their terrified parents informed about what was happening.
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As per the established CBM, we were informed about the test by Pakistan.
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But the public was not kept informed about this situation until January 18.
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Trump said he had been informed about "disinformation" by "Democrats" a week ago.
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Patients who get LEEPs are typically not informed about potential sexual side effects.
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Stay informed about our re-launch and tell us what we should cover.
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The commission said users were "not sufficiently informed" about what they were agreeing to.
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"I'm appreciative that people are watching," Higgins said when informed about fans conducting drafts.
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Residents weren't initially informed about the dangers, despite tests showing high levels of lead.
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People will shelter in place if they are informed about the dangers of leaving.
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And she learned that she wasn't even going to be informed about that destruction.
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Failure to stay informed about TSA changes can cost travelers time and even money.
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Are there certain key clients or issues you want to still be informed about?
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The U.S. Consulate in Vladivostok was informed about the incident, The Associated Press reported.
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Wincor said it had been informed about concerted attacks on its ATMs in Taiwan.
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So I just have to be better informed about why they're making this recommendation.
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"We're not that well-informed about preventative measures," she says of the Latino community.
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"Thanks to our parochial press, Americans are barely informed about Kurdish affairs," he wrote.
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Employees will be informed about bonuses in mid- to late-January, the sources said.
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Other airlines were informed about the new rules in conference calls with U.S. authorities.
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They weren't less well informed about Ebola, nor did they hold more erroneous beliefs.
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Airlines and pilots were not informed about the system until the Lion Air crash.
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Parrott says the bill is necessary to keep parents informed about their children's health.
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Consumers need to be informed about what they are taking, and in what doses.
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He is ill informed about his own policies and tramples his own talking points.
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Henderson's dissent is also surprisingly poorly informed about the research on concealed handgun laws.
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Three: Besides your own science, become more broadly informed about science and scientific issues.
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"All customers ... will (be) ...informed about the cancellations and refunds," Laudamotion said in a statement.
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Burrell wondered why the palace wasn't informed about Thomas speaking to the media for pay.
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"Whenever there's a health concern, you want to be really informed about it," she said.
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"Customers should be informed about the measures taken and the remaining risks," the agency said.
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The mayor of Clairton and the city council weren't informed about the problem until Jan.
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"You need to get informed about any account with your name on it," she said.
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They tend to be well informed about Crossrail and stamp duty, but not about politics.
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Somebody thought, and thinks, that Maria had not been informed about the violence on her.
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As early as 2011, the Wells Fargo board was informed about reports of ethics violations.
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"He may be a physician, but he's not terribly well-informed about addictions," Kosten said.
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I mean that people aren't being properly informed about the basic arithmetic of the situation.
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New Orleans urged residents and businesses to "get prepared and stay informed" about the storm.
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"I think these surgeons are not well informed about the nature of pain," he said.
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Labour representatives expect to be informed about the latest plans at a meeting on Friday.
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At the start of the meeting, the Board was informed about the latest macroeconomic indicators.
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The two companies will be informed about the decision sometime next week, the sources said.
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But such networks can only work if the public is informed about stories of abuse.
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When we install an app, we're not informed about the potential consequences of this surveillance.
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On July 3, staff close to Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke were informed about Fagre's participation.
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Twitter is committed to transparency and keeping people informed about what's happening in the world.
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Worst of all, the art handlers were rarely informed about the contents they were shipping.
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Being informed about the citizenship status of Puerto Ricans also modestly increases support for aid.
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They had not been previously informed about the suspected case of coronavirus at the agency.
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She's definitely got a lot of drive and is definitely very informed about the issue.
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"But the public was not kept informed about this situation until January 22014," Huang said.
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He reiterated that the band was not informed about the acrobat's death at the time.
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He also asserted that lawmakers were informed about the embassies threat during the classified briefing.
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We're very informed about what goes on, and we're trying to continue to educate ourselves.
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My son is more informed about politics than at least 25% of the voting public.
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They can visit a website and in an instant get informed about the latest developments.
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It remains unclear why Yahoo users were not informed about the hack during that time.
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But it is awfully hard to get fully informed about complicated issues by watching television.
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The place where I become informed about it the most is by reading the surveys.
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He is interested in and informed about fine art, and has long associated with visual artists.
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A spokesman for the Interior Ministry said the government had been informed about the U.S. measures.
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But they allege investors were not properly informed about the use and nature of the bonds.
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The statement came after Southwest Airlines (LUV) said it was not informed about the disabled alert.
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This helps me feel more in control and better informed about how much money I have.
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Reading and paying for that news will keep you informed about what's going on around you.
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Respondents also were told that others believe the ads make patients better informed about treatment options.
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Intel and others were caught off guard, despite being informed about the flaw back in June.
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In an ideal world, taxpayers would be both informed about and accepting of their tax responsibilities.
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Putin at the time said he was informed about the alleged plot but wasn&apost intimidated.
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Rather, it should make you feel more informed about your desires — and how to satisfy them.
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But Raudsepp insisted American consumers are becoming more informed about where their food is coming from.
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The carrier added it was keeping its lessors informed about efforts to improve its financial situation.
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Pilots said they were not informed about the new system until after the Lion Air crash.
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When xxxx was informed about xxxx's information on "Fast & Furious," he affected his own due diligence.
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When characters were informed about happenings north of the wall, they responded the way they should.
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Nor are we informed about alternatives to the vaccine, such as safe sexual practices and abstinence.
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I am—especially because of my own artistic creation, too—extremely under-informed about other music.
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When consumers are informed about the potential risks of genetic testing, they often change their minds.
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We're also reassured that Ben Horne has been informed about the whereabouts of his brother Jerry.
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As a result, the public will grow even less informed about the importance of this research.
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Earlier today, India announced a WhatsApp bot to help its citizens be better informed about coronavirus.
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Earnest said some lawmakers had only recently been informed about potential drawbacks to approving the legislation.
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Mr. Jalad urged provincial disaster relief agencies to keep the public informed about the storm's potential.
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Passengers are kept informed about what is happening via messages on a screen and voice announcements.
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Be informed about your rights, join the masses, register to vote or get others to vote.
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But it is a personal decision made by somebody who is appropriately informed about the risks.
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Jeff liked to be informed about all roster moves, even those in the low minor leagues.
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"The U.S. government is well informed about the Bangladesh government's attitude regarding terror activities," Imam said.
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In fact, his parents were first informed about their son's nuptials from people who work for them.
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" He added, "Somebody thought, and thinks, that Maria had not been informed about the violence on her.
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Workers will be well informed about a company's plans and consulted about the roles they will play.
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It's important to stay informed about a global health story like coronavirus--but rumors can be dangerous.
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"I was not informed about anything having to do with the Navy ship," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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It would help if politicians were generally well-informed about technology and the scale of online challenges.
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It's an interesting and novel concept that fosters communication by keeping friends informed about other friends' activities.
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A spokesman for the E.C.A. said it had not been informed about the extraordinary FIFA Council meeting.
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Investors were informed about VW's diesel cheating after U.S. regulators blew the whistle on September 18, 2015.
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Bottom line: Get tested and stay informed about your sexual health status, and your partner's (or...partners').
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Some officials said they had not been consulted or informed about the orders until they were signed.
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"We're very informed about what goes on, and we're trying to continue to educate ourselves," Smith said.
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Authorities in New Orleans urged residents and businesses to "get prepared and stay informed" about the storm.
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Are people in China are better informed about the presidential election than four or eight years ago?
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Still, the lawsuits allege investors were not properly informed about the use and nature of the bonds.
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Russia's TASS news agency cited Peskov as saying Putin had not yet been informed about the lawsuit.
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We've been informed about the dangers and the risks and stuff, but we're O.K. We're not worried.
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Stay informed about what's happening through reliable sources, such as the CDC and World Health Organization (WHO).
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This act can't take place if we're not informed about the technology used to safeguard our security.
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When landlords were caught violating the building code, tenants were not informed about hearings on the violations.
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I'm sure my grandfather wanted me to be informed about the world … and I thought I was.
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At least one board member, Ms. de los Santos, said she was never informed about the arrangement.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told lawmakers Wednesday he was informed about the Liu decision two days ago.
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WWIII memes do the same, but people are ending up informed about world events rather than radicalized.
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After Jordan Valley, 30, miscarried twice, she decided she wanted to get informed about her fertility status.
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Mike Quigley of Illinois and Schiff demanded to know why Democrats were not informed about the investigation.
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There is also no reason to believe this spending makes American voters better informed about the candidates.
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It's important that every American, regardless of party, can stay informed about and understand this critical threat.
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After Becker's stillbirth, police were informed about a "suspicious fetal death," Clarissa-Jan Lim reports at BuzzFeed.
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"Banks have filed STRs," said another banking source, adding that clients should not be informed about the filing.
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Americans, even if they come to share one culture, need desperately to be informed about what matters most.
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Antonia, 24, project manager Do you think the majority of the public are informed about the EU referendum?
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"Trump went ballistic,"according to the reporter, as he had not been informed about the call from Moscow.
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Japanese voters remain largely ill-informed about IRs, Grant Govertsen, co-founder of investment bank Union Gaming, agreed.
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Banking regulators have already been informed about a potential full integration of Postbank, another of the sources said.
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"We are being informed about how to avoid it like wearing long sleeves and using spray," she said.
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She will help people at different levels of the church stay involved and informed about preventing gun violence.
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In an ideal world, staying informed about what's going on in the news wouldn't have to feel exhausting.
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The idea was to give people a place to go to be informed about the products they're using.
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The Vienna staff were informed about the planned job cuts at a works meeting, Franz Fallmann told ORF.
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There's also Marshmallow's "Android security patch level" feature, keeping users better informed about the state of their device.
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New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer spoke out against the tax strategy when informed about it by Reuters.
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The city of New Orleans urged residents and businesses to "get prepared and stay informed" about the storm.
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No one can be informed about what is happening across the industry anymore, let alone cover it all.
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According to Forbes, Alteryx moved to secure the bucket last week after being informed about the configuration error.
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The California Professional Firefighters (CPF) labor group blasted Trump as "ill-informed" about the cause of the wildfires.
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While building his music career since then, Legend has become unusually informed about, and active in, American politics.
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But Grassley objected, saying that he wasn't informed about the resolution in advance, and the matter was dropped.
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When patients aren't even well-informed about their infection, it's hard to change public perceptions of the virus.
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The Renault board was informed about the discovery on Wednesday, as reported by Le Figaro, the source added.
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This is another example of doing your homework and showing your interviewer that you're informed about the industry.
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"A device has been sent to my office in Manhattan, which we were just informed about," Cuomo said.
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The following account is based on information provided by the official, whose agency was informed about the operation.
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It is their job and they have already been informed about it and have been thinking about it.
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"When informed about the threat, the vessel was immediately evacuated and all crew brought safely ashore," she wrote.
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The most important thing, from my own experience, is to seek advice and be informed about your options.
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At UNC Charlotte, French is trying to help students become more informed about when AI is being used.
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But many officials advised its government and kept the American government informed about the complex state of play.
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It helps get people informed about the things that are going on in the world, while being funny.
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Our team vice president also keeps us informed about special events and opportunities that might be of interest.
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If this intricate infrastructure is not kept informed about changes, the aid system will grind to a halt.
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Then he introduced a US Coast Guard official who, he said, had been keeping him informed about Dorian.
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Even with fatigue from the sun, I left Curlfest lighter and more informed about caring for my crown.
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And if you don't want to address a problem, you might prefer not to be informed about it.
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CP issuers must now also keep any lender from which it has outstanding loans informed about such market borrowing.
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The policy's chaotic rollout meant that State, which oversees visa issuance, wasn't informed about or prepared for its launch.
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And Trump tweeted Wednesday that he "was not informed about anything having to do" with USS John McCain planning.
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I hope [anyone] ill-informed about social media knows it's not all drama, and shit-talking and bad news.
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Unions were informed about the restructuring plan on Wednesday and it was approved by the group's board on Thursday.
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Ultimately, then, the question is: Are women who choose this procedure being appropriately informed about the pros and cons?
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The database is also used by the public to keep informed about the practices of breeders and pet stores.
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That poses the obvious questions of whether Trump was informed about Stone's efforts or may have even directed them.
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Grandi said he had not been informed about government plans for redevelopment but it had to include all communities.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's standards agency said on Tuesday it had been informed about the recall of 3,968 Ford (F.
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The Federal Nuclear Inspectorate ENSI and the energy industry were informed about the interruption of production, the operator said.
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For example, we are now doing much more to keep our patients informed about how their data is used.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's standards agency said on Friday it had been informed about the recall of 62,357 Mazda (7261.
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Tory stated he was informed about opportunities and housing outside of Toronto and urged the Canadian government to help.
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The Pentagon's F-35 spokesman said the program had been informed about the management changes, but had no details.
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The bill, which the president signed on Friday, aims to keep consumers informed about how their food is made.
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Those who decided to stay signed papers saying they had been informed about the danger, the press office said.
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But Berlitz's Chan said that the challenge is not being adequately informed about the various measures that are available.
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The California Professional Firefighters (CPF) labor group later ripped Trump as "ill-informed" about the cause of the wildfires.
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The students should instead be informed about any unpaid debt from a social worker or a school guidance counselor.
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Those who think everyone should vote also think that voting should be adequately informed about the candidates and issues.
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Trump responded to the report on Twitter, writing late Wednesday that he had not been informed about the decision.
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IT INFORMED ABOUT MOVING TO WSE MAIN MARKET THIS YEAR Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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During his meeting with Intuit, Jonah went to an offsite meeting and was informed about the company's recruitment strategy.
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We're always trying to make it easier to stay informed about the most important and interesting news out there.
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So, when creating for kids, it's important to be informed about the age and comprehension level of your audience.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's standards agency said on Wednesday it had been informed about the recall of 20,702 Toyota (7203.
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Bob Corker, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said Cardin had kept the Tennessee Republican informed about the report.
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Nissan and the Japanese government were informed about the merger talks, but appear to have played no significant role.
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I encourage people to become well-informed about the operation, its aftermath and the various lens options now available.
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Cardinal Wuerl of Washington said in a statement that he was never informed about any sanctions on Cardinal McCarrick.
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They say only associates who worked the same shift as the person who tested positive were informed about it.
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How could he possibly be sufficiently informed about the operational situation at any one place and time in Syria?
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The department was informed about director Taylor Simonin's suspension last month on a company call, sources told the Journal.
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Our readers have made it clear: You want to be informed about elections but not told how to vote.
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The two countries follow a de-confliction mechanism, keeping each other informed about their military actions in the country.
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"That's my big fear with people buying them, that they won't be informed about the risk," Dr. Senna said.
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"That's my big fear with people buying them, that they won't be informed about the risk," Dr. Senna said.
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"The American people deserve to be informed about the rules and regulations being proposed by their government," he added.
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Lowell told CNN that the committee was informed about the existence of the account when Kushner spoke with them.
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While there were differences, all the candidates seemed well-informed about the issue and backed policies that make sense.
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Many of them were denied pain relief or weren't informed about a procedure that was being done to them.
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For one, Philpott says, the public needs to be better informed about how addictive some pain medication can become.
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The polling, which was released on June 7 (the deadline to register to vote) showed that the number of people who feel well informed about the referendum has hardly changed since February, when 16 percent reported feeling "well" or "very well" informed about the vote, despite months of campaigning from both sides.
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"We're very informed about what goes on, and we're trying to continue to educate ourselves," Smith said, according to NJ.com .
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"The capital market was at all times informed about the correct number of voting rights," Geely said in a statement.
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But Menendez asked Abizaid if he would insist on being fully informed about all White House interactions with the Saudis.
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"Iran was informed about Baghdadi's death by Syrian officials who got it from the field," one of the officials said.
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This week, NBC informed about 10 digital employees eligible for the union that they would be laid off, effective January.
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Well, we have all heard of low-information voters: people who are poorly informed about the details of political issues.
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The young Chinese assert—perhaps a little optimistically—that American college students are diverse, free and informed about the world.
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"We have an obligation to be in tune and to be informed about the politics of our country," Hechavarria says.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian standards agency Rosstandart said on Monday it had been informed about a voluntary recall by Honda's (7267.
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If a reporter is informed about a crime that's going to occur, it can leave them in a sticky situation.
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"I'm sure it's probably happened, but we don't know of any particular instances that we've been informed about," he said.
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I wanted to be better informed about why climate change is happening and what can be done to stop it.
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Do your research before you sign up The tests themselves are designed to keep a volunteer informed about the risks.
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Russian Biathlon Union President Alexander Kravtsov said he had not been informed about an investigation by WADA or the IBU.
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And they'll say that after Americans are educated and informed about its contents, they will like the bill much more!
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Must keep an eye on cable news at all times so as to be fully informed about your job status.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's standards agency said on Tuesday it had been informed about the voluntary recall of 11,003 Audi (NSUG.
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Moon, who took office May 10, ordered a probe into why he wasn't informed about the additional THAAD rocket launchers.
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Putin was informed about the detention of Abyzov before it took place, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said earlier on Wednesday.
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Jourova had previously voiced concerns about the companies' liability and how users are informed about content removal or contract terminations.
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"[When] I was informed about the withdrawal out of the blue, I felt appalled and shocked," Aro told the magazine.
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Late Wednesday evening, Trump responded to the report on Twitter, writing that he had not been informed about the decision.
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It has raised awareness and kept people informed about some of the most pressing issues of this still young presidency.
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Stone has denied allegations of Russian collusion but admitted to having been informed about the leak prior to its publication.
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And second, it ensured that the public would be informed about the characteristics and trends of inmate fatalities, including suicide.
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He is not well read and appears to make little effort to become more informed about the world around him.
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Students felt that their school administrators, faculty, staff, and peers weren't fully informed about what it means to be undocumented.
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Police departments should be doing more, not less, to keep the public informed about what tactics they're using and why.
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Now that you have been sufficiently informed about the game, let's get down to brass tacks: this poor fucking guy.
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Pilots and airlines have complained that they were not informed about the existence of the anti-stall system, called MCAS.
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But she welcomed the F.D.A.'s proposals to ensure patients are better informed about the potential risks of breast implants.
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We have not been informed about any new information by anyone and we have not been contacted by law enforcement.
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Mr. Jackson said that neither he nor the administrator was informed about the investigation into Cardinal Pell before the trip.
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The leaders of the two countries are both hasty, intransigent, and not very well informed about the other side's goals.
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According to Lula's press office, he has yet to be informed about the death of his grandson, Arthur, from meningitis.
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I see it a lot with the ill-informed about climate, when they say it's all over and we lost.
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But once she was informed about the benefits and began spending time with the children, she soon changed her perspective.
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For a reader who just wants to be well-informed about the facts, this kind of story can be dispiriting.
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The U.S. Department of Commerce was informed about the trip, which was organized by members of the private space industry.
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Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Alan Cayetano said in a statement that President Rodrigo Duterte had been informed about Assaf's arrest.
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Finally, most say Democrats just have a duty to keep the American people informed about something as consequential as impeachment.
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"If I hadn't done that, because you are more informed about that than I am, you'd have bumped," Garland says.
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We watch news coverage of terrorism because we think it'll make us better informed about how to keep ourselves safe.
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"My clients are not gamers, they were never informed about anything concerning the use of their father's image," she said.
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The details: Co-COO Nick Masterson said that staff had already been informed about 90% of the planned cuts, per Reuters.
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The company has consistently failed to answer the questions from our committee as to who at Facebook was informed about it.
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In the meantime, he says, it's largely up to consumers to be informed about the potential risks and benefits of supplements.
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Graham told BuzzFeed News his adoptive parents always tried to keep him and his other siblings informed about their birth families.
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As insurance companies become better informed about the importance of various security technologies, the criteria for underwriting could become more relevant.
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Social media use and political knowledge in two U.S. Presidential elections Does using Facebook make you more informed about political issues?
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In the meanwhile, they write, young people "need to be better informed" about the risks of viewing the sun without protection.
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Car owners would be informed about a free-of-charge software update as soon as it is available, the carmaker added.
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They ask for possible penalties against ACLU lawyers for supposedly not keeping the government informed about the timeline of Doe's appointments.
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All visitors will be kept informed about any developments on all Rock am Ring Social Media channels, radio and the speakers.
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Prospective Social Security beneficiaries should be better informed about the advantages to working longer and waiting to claim benefits when possible.
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The focus really was on trying to get as many people informed about the fact that it was a false alert.
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A recent national poll conducted by Kaiser Permanente found 75 percent of Americans feel they're well informed about mental health concerns.
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I am worried that the Olympic coaches and athletes heading to Brazil this year are not well informed about these risks.
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Company spokesman Chen Zhongheng said he had not been informed about the situation and declined further comment when contacted by Reuters.
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Here is what you can do: • Become more informed about the safety and evaluation of products you use in your home.
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Court documents, internal memos and emails suggest that Mr. Winterkorn and other executives were informed about possible cheating around that time.
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" Californians expressed a strong desire to be informed "about exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
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PIA confirmed its aircraft had been searched in London but said it had not been informed about a seizure of drugs.
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As a result, the American people will be better informed about who's paying for the ads they're seeing this election season.
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But my associates were well informed about my [school] commitments and how it would help the business in the long run.
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He said he also met with African-American legislators and community leaders and became more informed about the history of blackface.
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Clemente said his group's database will help voters be informed about whether or not politicians' claims about the law are accurate.
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A spokesman for Huawei told the news network that the company had not been informed about the decision ahead of time.
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In September, Wildstein testified that Christie was informed about the traffic problems at the George Washington Bridge as they were happening.
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Most people still relied on three network evening newscasts and a local newspaper, hand delivered, to be informed about current events.
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The railways said they were not informed about the plans and that people should not have been standing near the tracks.
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During the press conference, Raimondo encouraged residents to "hang in there," remain calm and stay informed about developments regarding the virus.
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He is shameless, relentlessly dishonest, poorly informed about policy, disrespectful of the norms and principles of constitutional government, and fundamentally dangerous.
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Fifty-six percent of Americans surveyed said they want to stay informed about the news but doing so caused them stress.
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If you haven't heard of this before, consider yourself informed about what college kids have been doing for a long time.
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He said Abbas was not informed about the timing of the planned transfer of the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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It was worrying that they seemed to be making these choices without being informed about the effects of age on fertility.
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Yeah, so I think the paradigm has shifted from that for any publisher who's informed about the way monetization works today.
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In that closed hearing for the House Intelligence Committee, lawmakers were also told that Sanders had been informed about Russia's interference.
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Therefore it breaks the consumer protection law that states that consumers have to be fully informed about the product they're purchasing.
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Val Demings, a member of the House Intelligence committee, also said lawmakers weren't informed about any threat to a US embassy.
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It also announced today that it's looking to keep its audience informed about the world through a partnership with the BBC.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's standards agency said on Friday it had been informed about the voluntary recall by German carmaker Daimler (DAIGn.
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Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday that Sondland was keeping the White House very closely informed about his progress.
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Seniors, for their part, would be better informed about whether a cannabis-based ointment does in fact relieve arthritic joint pain.
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After the crash, it was clear that pilots of the 737 Max had not been fully informed about the new software.
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To stay informed about the battle against fossil fuel infrastructure in your state, head to the Sierra Club for more information .
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More specifically, we were informed about this decision, which we understand forms part of Deutsche's change in strategy, on March 21, 2016.
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You can't set up a Galaxy smartphone without being informed about Bixby and urged to sign up for the requisite Samsung account.
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The group heard District Judge Joe Heaton, who presided, encourage them to stay informed about public affairs and take an active role.
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Justin Eisinger, editor of the book, said a graphic novel would increase the number of people who are informed about Mueller's findings.
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This year, you will need to make more of a conscious effort to stay more informed about even seemingly minor things. Why?
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We'd like to know if it is necessary to collect the non-diagnostic data and if users are well informed about this.
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And the public is more likely to be informed about its government and have confidence in how that government exercises its power.
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CNBC reports the relationship that led to Krzanich's ouster occurred "some time back," but the company was only recently informed about it.
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Passengers would be informed about the closure via email and text messages, and would be able to claim a refund, it added.
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It's important for consumers to be informed about sources of foodborne illnesses so they can be part of advocating for safer foods.
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But Western officials say he is not summoned to all important meetings and is not informed about major military operations in Syria.
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One of the things we talked about was trying to use technology to help people be informed about what their options are.
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"At least now I'm well-informed about what to eat and not eat if I ever do have diabetes," he said wryly.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian standards agency Rosstandart said on Wednesday it had been informed about a voluntary recall by Toyota Motor Corp (7203.
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Assets that risk a conflict of interest are sold off over time and replaced with assets the official is not informed about.
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The ECB wants to know how well Swedbank's Estonian subsidiary kept itself informed about its customers, the paper said, citing the source.
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Flavio Volpe, president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association said on Friday that he had been informed about cases of steel stockpiling.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's technical safety watchdog Rosstandart said on Friday it had been informed about the recall of 14,842 Mercedes-Benz (DAIGn.
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Activists had staged a two-week campaign to protest the government's failure to keep them and family members informed about rescue efforts.
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A perennial complaint about our democracy is that too large a portion of the electorate is poorly informed about important political issues.
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They argued that they were not fully informed about the full course of treatment due to language barriers and received shorter sentences.
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In the United States, advances in healthcare and a public better informed about healthy lifestyles has lead to an increasingly aging population.
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However, Co-Chief Operating Officer Neil Masterson told investors that staff had already been informed about 90 percent of the planned cuts.
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Sullivan said the restriction starts January 4 and he was approving already-planned international travel that the court had been informed about.
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As citizens we should try to be better informed about policy issues and the reasons for the decisions by our government officials.
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"To keep the communities well informed about the status of the study, the NCI team has sent regular email updates," Simon said.
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Shortly after Schneider's speech, Spencer excoriated the ACU executive for name-calling and not being fully informed about the alt-right movement.
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Like so many other companies, the ISP was somewhat sluggish when initially contacted by Upguard and informed about the massive privacy breach.
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The study found that subjects were less polarized politically but less-informed about factual news after being off Facebook for a month.
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Both reporters and prosecutors have suggested that Trump was informed about and involved in these payments at every step of the way.
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While it's important to keep up with enough information to stay informed about the pandemic, even a little bit can feel overwhelming.
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While it's important to keep up with enough information to stay informed about the pandemic, even a little bit can feel overwhelming.
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"Today, our nation is safer, elections are more secure, and citizens are better informed about covert foreign influence schemes," Mr. Rosenstein said.
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He acknowledged that "there was an intelligence report about the attack" but said he was "not kept informed" about it by subordinates.
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Other research has shown that some students, especially low-income ones far from urban centers, are not well-informed about college admissions.
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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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A fifth source familiar with the meetings said HHS staffers often werent informed about coronavirus developments because they didnt have adequate clearance.
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Salespeople often failed to provide information on consumer incentives to make vehicles more affordable or were poorly informed about electric vehicle technology.
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About 200 staff were informed about the decision on Wednesday, with an assurance that "generous packages" would be offered, the newspaper reported.
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The department, according to the IG, often fails to meet the requirement that people be informed about delays in processing FOIA requests.
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Describing it as a "memorandum of concern," General Allyn said that General McMaster should have been better informed about the Army regulations.
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He said he was first informed about the decision by the state's legislative leaders, who told him the law would be repealed.
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In real newsrooms that care about helping people feel more informed about their world, the Kushner story is a much bigger story.
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"After he came to the United States is when he started to become informed about ISIS and radical Islamic tactics," Cuomo said.
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But newspapers would have kept white citizens informed about what the fugitives looked like, so blacks on the streets would have been scrutinized.
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The editor of the book, Justin Eisinger, said a graphic novel would increase the number of people who are informed about Mueller's findings.
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What was your sense about that aspect of the White House being updated and informed about this Russia collusion investigation and candidate Trump?
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Pence is that interested in their uteri, the movement Periods for Peace believes he must also want to be informed about monthly flows.
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Latinos who consume Spanish-language media are much more likely to be informed about the election and are much more likely to vote.
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They, in turn, are choosing not to cut their own daughters because they're better informed about the physical and psychological effects of FGM.
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Seeking help from a mental health professional or pediatrician who is well-informed about the effects of bullying can be essential to healing.
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When asked about the allegations, Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for Putin, told reporters that the Russian leader would be informed about Dadin's letter.
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It's often riddled with misconceptions and myths, leaving the majority of us misinformed or under-informed about the ways it affects the world.
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ET. The press pool, a small group of journalists assigned to cover the president, exists to keep Americans informed about the president's whereabouts.
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Throughout the day, Linda, who has always been very close to her son, tries to keep friends and family informed about Brett's condition.
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And after Mr. Walker died, family members who waited outside a police station were not informed about his death until 10 hours later.
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It's also working on some additional automatic money management and financial literacy features that would help people stay informed about their financial behaviors.
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The duty of care says that directors must be informed about what is going on and make decisions armed with the relevant facts.
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Doesn't the public have the right to be informed about changes in the most fundamental of social norms, the laws protecting public safety?
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Pompeo was not informed about the raid until late Friday after he was home in Kansas for his son's friend's wedding, officials said.
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Meanwhile, public opinion of the press is low, and a recent survey revealed that many Americans are poorly informed about the First Amendment.
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One focus group undertaken by researchers in Lusaka, Zambia found that young consumers are pretty well-informed about the ills of processed food.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Leaving Facebook may be good for your emotional well being, but you could be less informed about current events.
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As more biosimilars are approved by the FDA, patients and doctors need to be better informed about the safety and efficacy of biosimilars.
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However, while members of Congress were informed about potential exposure to the virus almost immediately, attendees of the conference more generally were not.
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He acknowledged that "there was an intelligence report about the attack" but said he was "not kept informed" about it by his subordinates.
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It made the 737 Max fly more like previous versions of the plane, but pilots were not explicitly informed about how it worked.
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We work to make sure that governments are informed about the state of AI and can reason about it as correctly as possible.
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The Department of Homeland Security said it recognized that state and local officials should be kept informed about cybersecurity risks to election infrastructure.
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One of its main roles is keeping the country's 25 million people informed about exactly what the totalitarian leadership wants them to know.
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About 200 staff were informed about the decision on Wednesday, with an assurance that "generous packages" would be offered, the newspaper report said.
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The Washington Post first reported on the suggestion on Friday, and three people informed about it confirmed it to The New York Times.
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Masses of followers flocked to her Facebook page and showered her with praise and questions, and she kept them informed about her projects.
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Friday, Washington time, and instructed him to clear up the agency's contradiction of the president, according to three people informed about the discussions.
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" Mr. McCarthy bemoans the fact that many in the news media are not informed "about how our constitutional system is supposed to work.
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Will Hurd, and Aguilar said White House legislative director Marc Short, who was also in the meeting, has been informed about the bill.
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As in, the candidates talking about where they differ on key issues so that voters are fully informed about the choices before them.
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It said the strike, which the U.S. was informed about in advance, had been launched after the target was confirmed through drone footage.
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The Commission has previously said it was worried about the companies' liability and how users are informed about content removal or contract terminations.
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A public meeting on the project was hastily scheduled, but according to Costa and Lima, none of the local residents were informed about it.
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By making connections between the breakthroughs happening in archeology, say, and astronomy, we can become more informed about the future of our own fields.
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Slaughter insisted that Lynn provide answers so that she could explain why Google wasn't informed about an upcoming antitrust conference or about Warren's speech.
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South Africa's government issued a statement on Sunday, saying the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Lindiwe Sisulu, had been informed about the incident.
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If Ricketts signs the bill into law, Nebraska will become the fifth state to require people be informed about the possibility of abortion reversal.
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Extra security cameras had been set up around the facility, and police were informed about a potential problem with Uematsu, then an ex-employee.
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Putin would be informed about the letter and consider the request once the Kremlin receives it via diplomatic channels, spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Reuters.
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Google is doing all it can to make its search engine the fastest and best way to stay informed about the US presidential election.
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But, if you are looking to stay more informed about the world, the Google News app is certainly a great a place to start.
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Kim told CNBC that China's Premier Li Keqiang had told him there were plans to keep the public informed about policy changes going forward.
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For that information, customers will need to go through an additional consent process to ensure they're informed about the information they're about to receive.
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The main purpose, it seems, was to find out whether Stone indeed was informed about or involved in the release of Podesta's stolen emails.
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In addition, the creators are teaming up with those people and groups to stay informed about what information is available to be pulled in.
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The Trump aides reportedly informed about 50 members of Congress that Trump would air ads starting Friday in Florida, Ohio, North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
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The NRA kept its members informed about legislation affecting gun owners, but it had no official lobbying arm, and it was a political nonentity.
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The company in the past has said it stands by the safety of both devices, adding that surgeons are properly informed about potential complications.
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Norway's refugee agency, NOAS, had established contact with the group, and the police, who were present outside the church, were informed about the situation.
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When informed about the recording, Trump said, "I can't believe Michael would do this to me," a source familiar with the tapes told CNN.
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It's about defending the basic right of every Australian to be properly informed about the important decisions the government is making in their name.
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Travel and trade restrictions have not been advised, but travelers arriving in Madagascar should be informed about the outbreak and the necessary protection measures.
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Patients with breast cancer deserve to be fully informed about all options for treatment, side effects and their reconstructive options before making treatment decisions.
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While Title X funding can pay for counseling in which patients are educated and informed about abortion, it cannot directly pay for abortion procedures.
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However, without a promise to resume US funding, it's unlikely that Khan will keep the US informed about his efforts -- or his real intentions.
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PSAs can often come across as pedantic; what do you think is the key to helping keep people informed about issues like impaired driving?
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We learned that the odder the crowd, and the less informed about what they're getting into, the better a reaction we tend to get.
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POSSIBLE CLOSURES Nuclear regulator ASN had been informed about the problem on Monday and would rule on any possible closures, the EDF spokesman said.
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" When informed about the photograph, a spokesperson for the governor confirmed he was at the beach, but added: "He did not get any sun.
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I call customer service, which eventually reviews my case and says Fin should have kept me more informed about the time it was spending.
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Mr. Caal said Friday evening that although he had been informed about the release of the autopsy report, he had not yet seen it.
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Enfranchisement will also naturally lead to more education because politicians want voters to be well informed about social issues and their policies, he added.
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Among the concerns are whether the couples involved in Dr. He's research were adequately informed about the embryo editing and the potential risks involved.
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Mr. Reily said when he ran for Metro Council a few years ago, he met several people who were fully informed about the election.
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Ms. Gilbert, who is now a consumer safety lawyer, said that parents in the United States should be better informed about the product's risks.
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As Ariel Edwards-Levy of HuffPost has noted, many Americans under 30 believe that people should not vote unless they're well-informed about politics.
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Mr. Papadopoulos kept senior campaign officials informed about his efforts and they encouraged him but made clear they wanted to keep some distance publicly.
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She is under consideration by the de Blasio team, according to someone informed about the search who requested anonymity to speak about confidential conversations.
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Some aides were informed about the mass firing of New Hampshire staff from junior aides and members of the press rather than Mr. Rodriguez.
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But a former Trump campaign staffer testified in a trial last week that Trump had been kept informed about WikiLeaks matters during the campaign.
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Angry at not being informed about the topic of the whistle-blower complaint, Mr. Schiff issued a subpoena the next day to Mr. Maguire.
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On the plus side, that left me better informed about how I could take advantage of the services offered by my own Platinum Card.
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Jordan has said publicly that he was never informed about alleged sexual misconduct while he was an assistant coach of the school's wrestling team.
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"CBP is committed to keeping the public informed about our use of facial comparison technology," John Wagner, a Border Patrol said in a statement.
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Keeping people more informed about the consequences of climate change and joining the fight against big corporations to stop polluting the environment is essential.
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Earlier this year, Godejohn failed to get a new public defender assigned to his case after arguing he wasn't being properly informed about his case.
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"I was not informed about anything having to do with the Navy Ship USS John S. McCain during my recent visit to Japan," Trump tweeted.
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Facebook's relationship with Definers has been reported previously by Politico and Axios, which seem to have been better informed about Facebook than the company's CEO.
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Ahead, we're kicking it off with a handful of people to follow now if you want to stay informed about what's going on in Washington.
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The former New England Patriots cheerleader -- who's also dating Rob Gronkowski -- was informed about the cover by the editor, MJ Day ... and immediately began bawling!
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To counteract the authoritarian trends, Khashoggi said Arabs should be given ways to consume more international media in order to be informed about global events.
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One father is making sure more parents are informed about toe-tourniquet syndrome after his baby daughter had a harrowing experience with the common condition.
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A number of schools are focusing more on helping students complete their associate's degrees and making them better informed about what college entails, Brown said.
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I even looked up your policies to be informed about any actual issue but as far as I can tell they weren't doing anything wrong?
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Queen Elizabeth was informed about the fire in a phone call from son Prince Andrew, who was at the castle when the fire broke out.
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Like many other major tech companies, Facebook has been working to get users registered to vote and informed about their ballot throughout this election season.
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He said the German government would keep itself informed about the merger talks but any decision would need to be taken by the banks themselves.
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In addition to being annoyed that he wasn't informed about this step earlier in the process, the founder then had to scramble to get quotes.
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McCabe explained that, in addition to guiding policies, the OEJ also took the lead in making sure vulnerable communities were informed about environmental policy decisions.
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Google had previously allowed cryptocurrency mining in extensions as long as it was the extension's single purpose and the user was informed about the process.
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" He also noted that "really clever U.S. investors are now very well-informed about Europe as they are seeing big companies come out of here.
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As first reported by CNN, the investigation centers on whether the company's shareholders were properly informed about the money being spent on the harassment allegations.
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Thanks to new technology and the internet, along with advancements in science and medicine, companies have become more informed about their social and environmental impact.
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The reduction of Facebook use also led to more time watching TV alone and also resulted in people being less factually informed about political news.
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The irony of these tweets is that it's clear that Trump still isn't "fully informed" about his signature promise or who will pay for it.
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Americans must continue to stay well-informed about Zika, and careful not to misinterpret success at slowing the disease as being an eradication of it.
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The Volkswagen works council separately said it had been informed about the probe against current and former company representatives, whom it also did not name.
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Joseph Dunford in a Monday press conference vowed to keep Congress, the media, and the public informed about the probe into the deadly Niger ambush.
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We're instituting a new culture—a culture of listening , and of telling you that we're listening, and of keeping you informed about our new culture.
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"But being informed about people's biases can help you to try to counteract a few things that may be in your control," the survey notes.
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U.S. policymakers should stay informed about these and other international regulatory developments, as global coordination can only brighten prospects of the growing commercial UAS industry.
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The standards will also legitimize and elevate PTS service dogs in the eyes of an American public still skeptical and ill-informed about their use.
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Former Cuban President Raul Castro, recovering from recent hernia surgery, is aware of the crash and is staying informed about the situation, the government said.
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Some unconfirmed Iranian media reports indicated Zarif resigned because he had not been informed about a visit by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Monday.
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The Smart Extruder+ sensor system communicates with MakerBot Desktop and MakerBot Mobile to keep users informed about the status of a print wherever they go.
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Back in June, Burrell told ITV's "Good Morning Britain" he wondered why the palace hasn't been informed about Thomas speaking to the media for pay.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Saturday President Vladimir Putin had been informed about Belykh's detention but could not say whether he would be dismissed.
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We hope that the American public will be better informed about the state of this important aspect of the democratic process through its careful implementation.
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Customers are also better informed about the products they're buying because the information is coming from the retailers and not a third party, he insists.
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The Center For Disease Control and Prevention said that these results reveal that American adults need to be better informed about the benefits of flossing.
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Fitbit Inspire HR, available at Amazon, $99Fitbit's affordable Inspire HR tracker has no shortage of useful features to keep them informed about their physical activity.
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The general also oversees an extensive intelligence apparatus, unlike Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, who at times seems poorly informed about events in the country.
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While it's good to stay informed about the 2020 elections, it's also important to be mindful of where and when you have politically charged conversations.
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To stay informed about the growing list of ballot measures this year, and the issues at stake in your state, visit Ballotpedia for more information.
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Those who do go to their research safety representatives often find that the experts are no more informed about the risks than they themselves are.
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Pilots weren't informed about the system until after the Lion Air crash in Indonesia, and even then, Boeing didn't fully explain or understand the risks.
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They are also part of a crop of apps that focus on keeping people informed about their neighborhoods, a category that is likely to grow.
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According to the docs, Lewis says prosecutors have kept him informed about Winfrey's case, but he's rebuffed whenever he asked about Birdman and Young Thug.
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But those residents were asked to sign affidavits saying they had not been fully informed about the incorporation plan and that they rescinded their signatures.
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The helpline won't necessarily eradicate workplace sexual harassment, but it will keep people informed about their rights, so those affected can hold their employers accountable.
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That would create a disincentive to prescribing more than three days' worth of opioid painkillers, he added, and leave patients better informed about the dangers.
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Earlier on Friday Foreign Minister Ekaterina Zharieva said the two would most likely be expelled after the foreign ministry was informed about the prosecutors' allegations.
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"People need to be informed about what data is collected about them and they need to be given some choices over these processes," Sadeh said.
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For instance, AI that can mine social media posts to track illegal opioid sales, and keep public health officials informed about these controlled substances' spread.
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AMI has denied that it blackmailed Bezos and claimed that its reporters were informed about Bezos&aposs affair by the estranged brother of his girlfriend.
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They dictate how the special counsel should produce reports and how the attorney general should keep Congress -- and sometimes the public -- informed about the investigation.
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And the person who acting Attorney General Sally Yates informed about Michael Flynn's lack of candor about his ties to and contacts with the Russians.
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"The focus really was on trying to get as many people informed about the fact that it was a false alert," he told the newspaper.
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"As there's a rise in the initiative to have gender parity, women are becoming much more informed about salary to get pay equity, " she explains.
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She claimed that she was not informed about the abuse by one of the teens and that she was "shocked" to find out Nassar's allegations.
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But they said they believed, based on the claims that they have reviewed, that students could meet the standards if they were informed about them.
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Regardless, every patient should be informed about their options, and feel comfortable telling a doctor what they are and aren't willing to do, Dr. Ravitz says.
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The European Commission said it had been informed about the "worrying" EPA allegations and would look at what implications they might have for the European Union.
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Fans flocked to Lynn's official Facebook page to send their well wishes with some sharing that concertgoers were informed about her injury at the entrance gate.
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Yet as William Birdthistle, an academic lawyer, writes in an entertaining new book*, small investors need to become better informed about the way mutual funds work.
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Parliament will "have its say" by voting for the Great Repeal Act, she said, and would be informed about non-sensitive details "at various stages" thereafter.
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"The fact that under a quarter of the public feel well informed about this referendum – despite months of campaigning - is deeply worrying news," Darren Hughes said.
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Mr Trump, who is as prickly and ill-informed about global affairs as he is admiring of generals, may not find him easy to work with.
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Schroepfer said he wasn't sure whether Milner had been "specifically informed" about the agreement Facebook already had with Cambridge Analytica — adding: "I'm guessing he didn't know".
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Not only has the company been criticized for enabling invasions of privacy, she said, it's unclear whether judges are being fully informed about technologies like FlexiSPY.
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Some of the kids are super informed about what's allowed in different clubs and how they get in and around bouncers who look the other way.
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If only because the bear isn't exactly anatomically correct, and you'd hate to send them to school mis-informed about what's underneath a bear's fur coat.
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The earliest early voters tend to be highly informed about politics and the candidates and they cast their vote when they feel comfortable in their choice.
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"We generally prefer individuals to be informed about Islam in mosques or for members to engage in local dialogue," the association said in an emailed statement.
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The exhibition remains largely mute about the latter, so one is unlikely to leave the Brooklyn Museum better informed about Israel-Palestine than when one arrived.
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Police were reportedly informed about this distribution method in March of last year, and the following month, arrested 18 people for their involvement running the app.
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No one could possibly be as a well-informed about the benefits of probiotics, unprocessed foods, and good fats in a proper diet as you, right?
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"People tell us they want to stay informed about what is happening around them," wrote Alex Hardiman, Head of News Products at Facebook, in an announcement.
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You can also follow U.S. News on Facebook and to join the conversation and stay informed about the latest tips and advice on paying for school.
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In its response to Reuters, Renault said RNBV's board of directors - who also include Ghosn, Bollore and Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa - was informed about members' compensation.
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Smokers had previously been advised to stop smoking and obese patients advised to lose weight, with both sets of patients informed about services available to them.
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ESPN reported that all NFL teams were invited by the league to the private workout, although Kaepernick's representatives weren't informed about the invitation until Tuesday morning.
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When President Obama met the Australian prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, in Manila in November, he registered his displeasure at not being informed about the Darwin lease.
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"Our international colleagues are very poorly informed about the efforts undertaken by our country in anti-doping over the last while," said commission head Vitaly Smirnov.
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"The Russian embassy in CAR, unfortunately, was not informed about the presence of Russian journalists in the country," the Russian foreign ministry said in a statement.
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These can be meaningfully formulated only by those who are directly involved in and therefore maximally well informed about the circumstances under which action is required.
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"We are a little bit surprised by what's going on exactly, because we have not been informed about a vote," one representative told the General Assembly.
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Eleven advocacy groups issued a joint statement on Friday saying that the move is necessary to allow the public to remain informed about upcoming argument sessions.
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Mr. Roberts's A train — sitting in a station, West Fourth Street, served by six other subway lines — quickly emptied after riders were informed about the cat.
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The company said the move will help its users stay informed about global affairs, but while balancing the need to keep the site's rules in check.
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Informed about the realities of CPR, "if they have a high probability of mental or physical disability, they're less likely to want it," Dr. Druwé said.
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He added he had not even heard of Mr. Epstein at the time, and he was not typically kept informed about every sex-offender status hearing.
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Energy companies and building unions have raised concerns about this opposition to pipeline construction, and accused protesters of being ill-informed about the need for infrastructure.
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A filing in early July detailing the background of the merger showed that Jana had not been informed about specific discussions between Whole Foods and Amazon.
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The end result of Facebook's view on lying in ads is that the voting public will be less well informed about its choices this November. Period.
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A main message of my book is to be informed about medications — about their benefits, their risks, their appropriate uses, and what alternatives exist to them.
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"They are sitting down with farmers and all the other individuals they owe money to, to keep them informed about the restructuring proposal," said the source.
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The Barclays employees said they don't remember being informed about the boxes, but spokespeople for the bank said there have been no official human-resources complaints.
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We can't fix everything, but we can help you be better informed about the decisions you make online — even if you don't realize you're making them.
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"Many parents, teachers and health care workers claim they were never fully informed about the benefits and potential side effects of the vaccine," Dr. Leachon added.
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Mr. Carter, they said, also believed the American people should be informed about the first attempt to go after a member of Mr. Baghdadi's inner circle.
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"People should do with their own bodies whatever they please, as long as they are well informed about what that junk does to them," he said.
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Some unconfirmed Iranian media reports indicated Zarif had resigned because he had not been informed about a visit by Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Monday.
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It's the more affluent Oregonians, many of whom are likely more informed about their options in battling a terminal illness, who seek out the lethal drugs.
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The families are now given access to intelligence about their case, specially declassified to keep them informed about their loved ones without compromising sensitive sources and methods.
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Andrej Hunko, a lawmaker for Germany's Left party, said he was sitting in an airplane waiting to depart for Turkey when he was informed about the ban.
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Meeting with a divorce lawyer doesn't necessarily mean that you're going to divorce — it means that you want to be informed about your options, just in case.
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The report confirms previous reporting by BuzzFeed News that Cohen kept Trump informed about the status of the Trump Tower Moscow project well into the 2016 campaign.
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"Two journalists working to keep the public informed about this storm have tragically lost their lives, and we mourn with their families, friends and colleagues," Cooper said.
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Its technology offers features that let developers track app statistics, while the app's users are pushed recommendations, and parents can keep informed about their child's learning progress.
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A new legal proposal giving labor representatives a right to be informed about the extent to which outside contractors are deployed makes life too bureaucratic, Daimler said.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble and EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager were all informed about the plans, said another person familiar with the talks.
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The emails prove that Clinton's staff were informed about the dangers of accessing secure email from an unsecured smartphone, and then turned around and did exactly that.
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Visitors are informed about via multiple signs near the exhibit and by staff of the animal's possible behavior as well as triggers to avoid agitating the money.
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But if you are someone who has family members who have had brain tumors, then it's a good idea to stay informed about new research and advancements.
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According to GAO, EPA uses social media to keep the public informed about proposed rules and opportunities to participate in public comment periods during the rulemaking process.
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Australian Day was informed about the incident after he had carded a one-under-par 70 in the opening round at the TPC Boston in Norton, Massachusetts.
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Those who stay informed about how the changes can impact their personal financial circumstances will be better prepared in their short-term savings and long-term investments.
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McGahn has been informed about these ongoing conversations, though he has not spoken with Wray about FBI personnel, according to an administration source briefed on the situation.
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And that presents the possibility that top Trump advisers were informed about the matter long before the email leaks started spilling out in the summer of 2016.
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In 2020, I want sex education so women can be informed about their reproductive choices, contraceptives on demand, and legal, safe abortion so women stop dying needlessly.
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After being informed about the unexpected news, Angie was not ready to tell the rest of the house and told Tiffany not to mention anything to anyone.
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"There's a broad concern that the public needs to be well informed about this, and the money laundering and terrorist financing is a big risk," Powell said.
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But, you know, I will say, you know, they've been very productive, and he's very well-informed about what we're doing and takes an interest in it.
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First informed about the hearing on Tuesday morning, Amazon, Facebook, Google and Netflix later declined to tell Recode if they would dispatch their chief executives to Congress.
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Now, prosecutors have amassed evidence Trump — Cohen's employer — was personally involved in and informed about both of these payments, and was encouraging Cohen to make them happen.
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In an email to the staff on Monday morning, Dickey confirmed "receipt of an unsolicited proposal from MNG Enterprises" and promised to keep staffers informed about developments.
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Thyssenkrupp's supervisory board would be informed about initial expressions of interest for Elevator Technology (ET) during a meeting on Wednesday, people familiar with the matter have said.
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"Studies show that those lacking access to reliable local news—especially newspapers—are less informed about politics, less civically engaged, and less likely to vote," Pickard said.
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Nurx said that blood clots were a known side effect of such medications and that Ms. Kovaleski had been informed about the general risks of Tri-Sprintec.
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According to the indictment, Mr. Winterkorn was informed about the illegal software in May 2014, more than a year before Volkswagen finally disclosed it to the authorities.
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Once you input all that, you should be informed about which of the four plans you qualify for, and a prediction of your monthly payment for each.
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The American electoral system includes a complicated campaign finance regime that was devised to keep Americans informed about who finances the media messages designed to sway them.
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I've got my hand in every aspect of things whereas, prior to this, I wasn't so informed about the financial repercussions of what I was investing it.
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He was angered by the way the protests were handled, and he had not been informed about the Forensic Architecture video until the day it was installed.
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"A car set on fire, windows broken in downtown businesses: I think that this is important information that the public needs to be informed about," he said.
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Roy also pointed out that while Pompeo's work at the CIA keeps him deeply informed about what's happening, it doesn't necessarily equip him with policy making experience.
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However, a source informed about the discussions said Mueller's office had offered the assurance that Trump is not a target of the probe and solely a subject.
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By making the War Powers notification classified, Trump limited lawmakers' ability to talk about it, and sidestepped the law's goal of keeping Americans informed about military action.
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Karen Hughes, who was White House counselor to President George W. Bush, said no president can be fully informed about all the issues that will confront him.
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Hence, Funk will advise potential partners to attend an NLL game to get informed about what the league is and how it's growing, especially among younger fans.
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We are available to answer your questions and want to make sure you are fully informed about what it could mean to have a union at Everlane.
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Today, hundreds of millions — if not billions — of people use the radio to keep informed about goings-on in the world, listen to music, and be entertained.
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"We also provide templates and educational materials for police departments to utilize at their discretion to help them keep their communities informed about their efforts on Neighbors."
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But Vucic said the spy scandal should not harm relations between Serbia and Russia, adding he was sure that "President (Vladimir) Putin was not informed about this".
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's standards agency said on Friday it had been informed about the voluntary recall of 4,794 Mercedes-Benz cars produced by German carmaker Daimler (DAIGn.
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Chelsea Manning has repeatedly maintained that her actions were motivated by her belief that the American people should be informed about international operations of their own government.
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Before you respond to a late notice or call from a collector, go through your files (contracts, bills, estimates) and make sure you are informed about your situation.
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With this in mind, we decided to create a Twitter guide for those who want to stay well-informed about how both sides are reporting the latest news.
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Rappler said it was not informed about the decision by a special investigation panel of the regulator and was surprised by the January 11 decision revoking its license.
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Even if you decide not to go ahead with a divorce, being informed about your options and knowing how the process works can give you peace of mind.
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At the time, data protection officials expressed concern that users of WhatsApp were not being fully informed about how their data was being used nor their consent sought.
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But we also want to use this as a cautionary tale going forward—genetics experts need to be informed about ancient and modern laws and ethics surrounding testing.
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I decided that I needed to be more informed about the artists behind the music I love — but beyond that, the people who stand to profit from it.
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New York MTA employees are getting 230 iPhone 6S models that they'll use to help keep riders informed about train disruptions, according to the New York Daily News.
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"We do not know how long traffic risk factors will persist, but we do believe investors should be informed about this risk factor," he said in a note.
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If power is built on knowledge, and effective democracy requires that citizens be informed about their environment, the age of digitalisation has also been one of global democratization.
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There are systems in place to supposedly protect child stars, but unless parents are properly informed about what they're signing their children up to they're of little use.
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Trump claimed former President Obama "did nothing" when his predecessor was first informed about possible Russian interference during the elections because he believed Clinton was going to win.
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"South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) has been informed about the release of the tape of a 999 [the British version of 911] call," they said.
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Doctors then told Hawkins that she could travel to San Francisco to receive treatment for Ja'Ceon, and she was informed about the study for the new gene therapy.
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But even so, Seed Beauty's Nelson admits that trend forecasting is a moving target that is getting faster as consumers become more informed about the products they're buying.
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Often the President has seem ill-informed about actually what is in the evolving bill, in a way that has undercut his claims to be the ultimate dealmaker.
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney this week urged Azar to begin holding a daily briefing to keep the public informed about the virus, officials said.
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But reporters and producers who had been personally informed about Ivanka's appearance Tuesday had not been told they would not be allowed to set foot in the room.
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President Trump's Republicans have devolved into a party without a cause, dominated by a leader hopelessly ill-informed about the basics of conservatism, US history and the Constitution.
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Worse, because family court judges are also often ill-informed about maintenance therapy, women are increasingly losing custody of their children for taking their medication exactly as prescribed.
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"I've found that Mainers are very well informed about the legislation, and they're deeply concerned about what it's going to mean for themselves and their neighbors," she said.
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Additionally, Cohen's team at one point claimed that he knew that Trump was informed about his son Don Jr.'s infamous meeting with a Russian lawyer in advance.
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Democratic California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, who is defending the law, said the law is intended to ensure women are fully informed about the nature of different facilities.
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The groups claim the records are needed to keep the public informed about the agency's implementation and enforcement — or lack thereof — for the 1966 Animal Welfare Act (AWA).
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"If the Liberals have a problem with the public being informed about dangerous criminals living in their neighborhood, then Canadian parents have a right to know," Scheer said.
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Judging from the Twitter feeds of many lawmakers in the hours after the airstrike, they were informed about the president's decision like every other American — through media reports.
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Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said on Thursday he had not been informed about any French plans to freeze the project and that nothing has been decided.
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There's no evidence Trump was ever informed about what took place, but Trump Jr. did make three calls, in total, to blocked numbers before and after the meeting.
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James Clapper, the former director of national intelligence whose office prepared the sensitive campaign-season briefings, confirmed that both candidates were informed about Russia's role in the hacks.
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"Two journalists working to keep the public informed about this storm have tragically lost their lives, and we mourn with their families, friends and colleagues," North Carolina Gov.
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CD Projekt Red has made it clear that it will not meet the hacker(s) demands, and that "the appropriate legal authorities will be informed about the situation".
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Last week, sources told CNN that former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen claims to have information about Trump being informed about the meeting and its purpose before it happened.
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The SEC is looking into Valic's sales and disclosure practices and whether retirement plan clients at schools and universities are being properly informed about compensation and product costs.
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Even if you don't intend to change cards, getting informed about what else is out there can help you negotiate better terms from your current credit card issuer.
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Just as critically, by limiting political speech we would leave people less informed about what their elected officials are saying and leave politicians less accountable for their words.
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In a separate circular, it told them to be careful when managing their funds' liquidity and to keep investors informed about steps they had taken to do so.
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President Vladimir V. Putin, who headed the F.S.B. for a brief period in the 1990s, was informed about the attack, Dmitri S. Peskov, the Kremlin's spokesman, told journalists.
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Caroline Kennedy had been informed about the notes before they were donated, Ms. Abramson added by email, "but has never expressed any concerns" about opening them for research.
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"Two journalists working to keep the public informed about this storm have tragically lost their lives, and we mourn with their families, friends and colleagues," Governor Cooper said.
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As for why Lyssa called the cops in the first place ... we're told she was informed about Justin through a third party and felt compelled to report it.
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"I want to be informed about anatomy and consider myself an activist, so it's important that the museum is out here busting down misconceptions about vaginas," he said.
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Just as critically, by limiting political speech we would leave people less informed about what their elected officials are saying and leave politicians less accountable for their words.
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Over the years, the U.S. government has not given priority to being well-informed about foreign business leaders who do not infringe U.S. law or threaten U.S. security.
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The upper management at the prison has still vowed to launch an investigation into the incident, and the Gardaí (police) have since been informed about the situation too.
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The goal is broader than just the media, but focused "on how we become informed about the issues of public policy that affect our lives," Professor Wineburg said.
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The Washington Post, citing people familiar with the matter, reported Friday that President Donald Trump and U.S. lawmakers have also been informed about the Kremlin's assistance to Sanders.
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She said the airline is not informed about the occupation of passengers in such requests and provides information only on passengers who are subject to a criminal investigation.
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Sensburg said there had been rumours about a possible breach of government networks, but his high-level committee had not been informed about the attack by government officials.
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Moving forward, Congress must continue to build on these efforts to encourage further innovation and development of self-driving vehicles, and ensure consumers are informed about their capabilities.
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Under Merck, the appeals court said, the 2007 letter was proof that the FDA was not fully informed about whether cardiac risk required a change in Avandia's label.
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Additionally, we recommend that people listen to their local media outlets to stay informed about the tropical weather and follow the instructions of their state and local officials.
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A statement on Tuesday from Héctor M. Pesquera, the island's public safety secretary, said that the government had not been informed about any cutoff before the NPR report.
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According to the SEC complaint, Ying was informed about the data breach at the credit reporting agency, which reportedly compromised the personal data of more than 145 million Americans.
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"I didn t take a step in my life without consulting with Garc a Revenga, so that he was informed about what we were doing," Urdangarin told the court.
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At most, it can be regarded as the oil that makes the machine run smoother—for instance, the local teams were more informed about who they could approach best.
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In the joint paper, Germany said banks' customers were diversified and "in some cases deserve more protection" as they were not always well informed about risks of bank failure.
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WA: * Buys Variant sa for 37.7 million zlotys ($10.0 million) * Variant to focus on servicing investment processes in real estate initiatives * Variant informed about the planned transaction on Feb.
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The pop vocalist, 25, is using her Sweetener World Tour to help get her audience registered to vote and informed about the democratic process for the upcoming presidential election.
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"Few healthcare leaders are highly informed about environmental dimensions of healthcare delivery – about the economic consequences, the health consequences or the moral aspects," he told Reuters Health by email.
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We're told the animosity began when the CEO held a meeting on May 21 where nearly 100 directors were informed about the Netflix drama and Fairstein's connection to it.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's standards agency said on Tuesday it had been informed about the voluntary recall of 19,696 Peugeot and Citroen cars sold between February 2008 and September 2014.
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"We want consumers to be well-informed about the risks of flying," KC Theisen, director of pet care issues at The Humane Society of the United States, told Mashable.
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The French government had only been informed about the Dutch operation shortly before the press conference, while members of Dutch parliament were also kept in the dark until Tuesday.
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Certainly, he was keeping the White House informed about what was going on, and he talks regularly with Vice President Pence, whom he invites to attend weekly strategy lunches.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's standards agency said on Wednesday it had been informed about the voluntary recall of 7,638 Lexus and Toyota cars sold from June 2015 to September 2016.
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Keep Track Of Local Laws Because the damage will actually be done on the state level, it's important to stay informed about what your local government is up to.
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"The Deputy Attorney General would recuse from all or part of any matter if recusal were deemed appropriate by Department officials who are informed about the matter," Boyd wrote.
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As of Tuesday afternoon in Pyongyang, most North Koreans had not been informed about the new sanctions, according to CNN's Will Ripley, who is in the North Korean capital.
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" And, of course, as Facebook's data collection and insecurity scandal has revealed, "many on-line users remain ill-informed about exactly what personal information is available on the Internet.
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And, we've been very clear that this may result in changes in the size and shape of our operation, changes that we are committed to keeping you informed about.
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He's just pretending to be a salesman obsessed with muscle cars that burn tons of gas as part of a campaign to get more people informed about electric vehicles.
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"I trust Chance, we've been following him since high school, but I really just want to be more informed about what's happening in Chicago with the election," said Gomez.
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However, according to Misiukiewicz, many parents are ill-informed about HPV or think getting the vaccine promotes sexual activity or promiscuity, and will bar their children from getting vaccinated.
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"We especially want to acknowledge that important leadership that Chitra Parikh, USG President, and Noah Apthorpe, GSG President, have shown in keeping us informed about student concerns," said Chang.
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Rank-and-file members in Congress, in contrast, have limited resources and find it very difficult to become informed about most of the legislation being considered at any time.
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Cases that he was informed about often fell apart, so his bosses stopped updating him about their inquiries, said the former colleague, who was directly involved in the operations.
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The plan is likely to call for billions of dollars in financial backing for the Palestinians, mostly from oil-rich Gulf states, according to people informed about the discussions.
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Although the man's name and hometown were redacted from the copy of the statement, which was dated Tuesday, a person informed about the matter identified him as Brian Merrick.
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This allows you to stay informed about which apps are connected to your Facebook account, so you can edit those settings or, now, clear their data if need be.
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China has issued "representations" to South Korea expressing serious concern about Moon not having been informed about the deployment of four more launchers, Hua told a daily news briefing.
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Not only are people being informed about events taking place on the other side of the world, they're able to engage directly with the people whose lives are impacted.
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Republican President Donald Trump and U.S. lawmakers have also been informed about the Russian assistance to Senator Sanders, said the Post, which cited unnamed people familiar with the matter.
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Believe it or not, most are fair-minded people who work hard in a profession that separates democracies from dictatorships and ensures that individuals are informed about the world.
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But surely once enough people had been informed about the dangers, once the evidence for global warming became sufficiently overwhelming, climate action would cease to be a partisan issue.
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What would someone outside Washington, outside the economics profession, but nevertheless well informed about theory, statistics, and institutional detail conclude having read in full the literature on this question?
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"We provide templates and educational materials for police departments to utilize at their discretion to help them keep their communities informed about their efforts on Neighbors," Ring spokesperson said.
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It said French nuclear regulator ASN and the government were informed about the event, which it said had no impact on the environment or the safety of the facility.
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It was documented in maintenance manuals for the plane, and airlines were informed about it during detailed briefings on differences between the Max and earlier versions of the 737.
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Sen. Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire has asked the FTC to investigate loot-box practices to ensure that children are protected and that parents are informed about potential negatives.
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Robert Jackler, a professor of otorhinolaryngology at Stanford, thinks that some of the confusion is because the public is becoming better, but unevenly, informed about e-cigarettes through the media.
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It confirms previous reporting by BuzzFeed News that Cohen kept Trump informed about the status of the Trump Tower Moscow project well into 20163, while Trump was a presidential candidate.
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According to court papers, Van Grack is the prosecutor who passed on some or all of the information Flynn is now saying he wasn't adequately informed about by his lawyers.
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Earlier this month, Democrats on Capitol Hill grilled Jon Huntsman, Trump's nominee to become US ambassador to Russia, on the importance of keeping Congress informed about the implementation of sanctions.
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KJ has repeatedly been informed about making production aware if he is tired or feels unsafe, and if so, either a ride or hotel room will be provided for him.
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Were BuzzFeed not to have published the dossier, Americans would be far less informed about their president's Russian connections, as well as the possible existence of a pee pee tape.
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However, Justice Department lawyers say the ACLU lawyers had agreed to keep them informed about when the teen would have the procedure, which was purportedly paid for with private funds.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's parliament must be kept fully informed about the government's strategy for leaving the European Union, Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the main opposition Labour Party, said on Sunday.
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Chris Christie was informed about the traffic problems at the George Washington Bridge in 2013 as they were happening, according to the testimony Tuesday from a former Port Authority executive.
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According to the State Department, refugees will be allowed into the United States if they have been booked to travel through July 6, which resettlement organizations have been informed about.
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It was also a potent reminder that the next generation is already well informed about these sorts of complex issues and has a hell of a lot to teach us.
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Kosovo's Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj said he was not informed about the operation to deport the six, which he said was carried out by the secret service agency and police.
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Exporters were informed about the quotas at a meeting with the agriculture ministry, Vedomosti said, adding that the agriculture safety watchdog, Rosselkhoznadzor, had started more careful checks for grain exports.
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But that doesn't mean shopping has to be a guilt-ridden pleasure; simply being more informed about where products come from can help kick-start a more thoughtful shopping experience.
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After the hearing, lawyers for the families who lost relatives in the Lion Air crash accused Mr. Muilenburg of being either disingenuous or ill-informed about his company's own work.
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Mike Rogers, R-Michigan, who chaired the House Intelligence Committee at the time of the probe, also told The Hill that he was never informed about the FBI probe either.
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But there's a tension here, since there's considerable evidence from polling — not to mention just reading online comments about politics — that many people are poorly informed about candidates and issues.
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At the time, Washington complained that it had not been informed about the deal in Darwin, which is of strategic importance to both the US and its biggest rival, China.
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The CFTC could remain fully informed about the practices of EU CCPs and if it found cause for concern about their risk management practices, then recognition could always be withdrawn.
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The French government had only been informed about the Dutch operation shortly before the press conference, while members of the Dutch parliament were also kept in the dark until Tuesday.
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It seems obvious why the public would want to know about an elected official's health status: to feel informed about whether or not that person is fit to hold office.
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Trump then tweeted that the story, which the White House was first informed about two days earlier — and about which it withheld relevant information from the reporters — was "FAKE NEWS."
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Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe's Chief Executive Andreas Goss informed about 250 steel labour representatives of the plan at a conference on Friday, Steel Europe works council chief Guenter Back told journalists.
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One of the only musicians who has said publicly that he was informed about the destruction of his masters is Richard Carpenter of the Carpenters, the star '70s pop duo.
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Mr. Trump berated Mr. Price in the Oval Office on Friday afternoon for about two hours before heading out to meet with reporters, according to people informed about the meeting.
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The aim of these platforms is to help people across the U.S. stay informed about how they can best protect their health and the well-being of those around them.
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One side argues that the city should guarantee procedural equality: it should insure that all students and families are equally informed about and encouraged to study for the entrance exam.
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"We take great care to ensure our families are well-informed about this policy, and also work closely with students and their parents if there's a concern," the statement read.
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Even though 21625% of prescription drugs sold in the United States are now imported from India and China, U.S. consumers are not informed about this on their prescription drug labels.
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Concerns centered around internal controls and whether senior management and the bank's board of directors would be informed about problems in a timely and appropriate way, the Fed official said.
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The nation is also in the throes of an H.I.V. crisis, he added, pointing to opinion polls that show one-quarter of respondents are not properly informed about the virus.
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"We take great care to ensure our families are well-informed about this policy, and also work closely with students and their parents if there's a concern," the statement reads.
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The data can be projected onto a head-up display or in an augmented reality roadway map, offering a variety of ways to visualize and stay informed about their trip.
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MOSCOW, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Russian standards agency Rosstandart said on Wednesday it had been informed about two voluntary recalls by Ford's Russian venture of a total of 3,081 Mondeo cars.
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At the annual Aspen Security Forum in Colorado days after the summit, U.S. intelligence chief Dan Coats said he had not been informed about the lengthy behind-the-scenes meeting.
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Just yesterday, CBP said it met with privacy experts and that it was "committed to keeping the public informed about our use of facial comparison technology," said CBP's John Wagner.
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Staff members privately complained that they were shut out of meetings on their areas of responsibility and were not fully informed about the president's policies or communications with foreign leaders.
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" An Apple spokeswoman said the company designed the controls to "provide families easy ways to stay informed about kids' screen time, set appropriate limits and approve their downloads and purchases.
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The competition will be open to both single and twin-engine jets, the official said, but both Lockheed and Saab said they had not been informed about the new requirements.
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The organization also urges people who have planned home births to be informed about the very real risks (including a more than twofold increased risk of perinatal death) ahead of time.
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And the other is, our service is predicated on people talking in public, unlike many other forms of technology that allow you to stay informed about what's happening in the world.
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"It's a great resource for anyone that wants to be informed about the findings of the most important law enforcement document created in our lifetime," Eisinger said in a news release.
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In 2013, then-president Ronald Lindsay was also informed about another alleged incident that occurred on a CFI cruise of Galápagos Islands, when Krauss, a featured speaker, reportedly propositioned a guest.
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Audio surfaced this week of a tense meeting in November in which airline pilots confronted a Boeing executive after the Lion Air crash, angry that they weren't informed about automated system.
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He asked them to keep his panel informed about Barr's review; provide documents produced for it; and tell the committee about any moves by Barr to declassify material over agency objections.
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"We have not been informed about the economic effects of issuing government bonds with a maturity of 30 years," said the party's finance spokesman and former Minister of Taxation, Benny Engelbrecht.
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It was also unclear whether Shulkin was officially informed about the changeover before the president's tweets, which preceded any official announcement from the White House or the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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But only WhatsApp's most devoted end users participated in this beta, as they would have to track the WhatsApp website or the APK Mirror site to stay informed about new builds.
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The European Union executive and consumer protection authorities said the three companies have only partially addressed concerns over their liability and how users are informed about content removal or contract terminations.
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The country's data watchdogs ruled in 2017 that a partnership DeepMind struck with the NHS was illegal, as individuals hadn't been properly informed about how their medical data would be used.
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Political conflict can force people to become more articulate and informed about their beliefs, and that leads to people getting past their initial aggressiveness and arrogance and start finding common ground.
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"He was hired in March and wasn't here that long, but he kept me informed [about] what was going on," Kirkersville Mayor Terry Ashcraft told the Newark Advocate after Hughes' death.
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At the Athens morgue, frantic relatives were informed about the steps needed to match one of the bodies held there to a missing person, including providing DNA samples and dental records.
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It's promised to provide a feed of crypto news to keep people informed about why markets are moving, though it's still in testing with a small number of users right now.
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MOSCOW, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Russian standards agency Rosstandart said on Tuesday it had been informed about a voluntary recall by Jaguar Land Rover of 2,152 Jaguar XF and Jaguar XJ cars.
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The changes arrive shortly after a recent update to Google Maps that introduced a new "Follow" button for tracking businesses, in order to stay informed about promotions, events and other news.
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So far, 25 people have been indicted in the case, including two Glenn Defense employees and a Naval Criminal Investigative Service agent who prosecutors say kept Francis informed about the investigation.
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The case is not seeking damages but is instead about making sure that poker machines are designed fairly and that players are genuinely informed about their prospects of winning, Kanis said.
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Davis — who has pleaded guilty and is cooperating with the government — had kept Walters informed about the discussions, and Walters had loaded up on the stock in anticipation of the spinoff.
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I think that if you were not well-informed about how AI works, just how machine learning works, you thought that was supposed to be a silver bullet and it's not.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian standards agency Rosstandart said on Tuesday it had been informed about a voluntary recall by Volkswagen of 4,481 Caddy, Golf and Jetta cars which had a possible fault.
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"I can confirm that Chief of Staff Kelly said today that the President's campaign was not fully informed about the wall he was promising to voters," Gutiérrez said in a statement.
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Gandapur had been informed about serious threats to his life and been provided with 11 policemen, but he did not inform the police about his political meeting on Sunday, Afridi said.
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We need them to speak to us every day to keep Americans informed about what we are learning, the spread of the virus and what people can do to protect themselves.
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News organizations around the country have been lifting their paywalls in an effort to keep as much of the public as possible informed about the latest happenings with the coronavirus pandemic.
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The European Union executive and consumer protection authorities said the three companies have only partially addressed concerns about their liability and how users were informed about content removal or contract terminations.
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One attendee, Carmen E. Arroyo, a state assemblywoman, who was angry that she had not been informed about the jail plans, attacked Mr. de Blasio for his selection of Mr. Carvalho.
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Hassan asked the commissioners to investigate loot-box practices to ensure that children are protected from habit-forming or addictive business models and that parents are informed about other potential negatives.
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When a coordinator was finally hired in about 2014, she was let go within months — a decision by Mr. Friedman that Ms. Bloomfield said she was not consulted or informed about.
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ALMATY, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's central bank said on Tuesday it had been informed about the start of merger talks between the country's two biggest lenders, Kazkommertsbank (KKB) and Halyk Bank .
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"Great strategies come up and then perpetrators get informed about what their strategies are and then we're, as advocates, pivoting once again to what's another strategy we can utilize," she said.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, a California Democrat and member of the Gang of Eight, said on Sunday that the group was not informed about possible attacks on four embassies.
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By making the War Powers notification classified, Trump limited lawmakers' ability to talk about it, and sidestepped the law's goal of keeping Americans informed about military action, some legal experts said.
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And then we also listen to our viewers; we solicit questions from them and ask what the things are that people really want to hear about and become more informed about.
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"The new restrictions imposed on the press will make it more difficult for reporters to keep the public informed about every step of this historic trial," he said in a statement.
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The bill grants rights to California residents to be informed about how companies collect and use their data, and allows them to request their personal data be deleted, among other protections.
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"Consumers have limited options to protect their wireless accounts from SIM swaps and are often not informed about these options by carriers until after they have been victimized," the lawmakers said.
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Thankfully, the navigation app Waze is now letting drivers report wintry weather and road conditions, which means that other drivers can stay informed about what's coming up in front of them.
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You may be informed about it when you're applying for a job, in an offer letter, soon after you start a new position, or after working for your employer for years.
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"Appropriate senior personnel within Barclays have been kept informed about this matter, and in particular regarding any management interactions with the parties concerned," the Barclays spokesman said in an emailed statement.
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We didn't delve into the relative leanings of each district, but if you were reading House Party a year ago, you were pretty damn well informed about where the battlegrounds were.
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Sanders's best asset in the caucuses is the fact that his supporters are likely to be more informed about when the caucuses are and more passionate about showing up to them.
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Airlines Lufthansa, Condor, and Germania as well as travel firm TUI, and investor Niki Lauda had been informed about an opportunity to "participate" in the Woehrl bid, INTRO said in the statement.
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Artist Shari Loeffler is involved in the #UnibrowMovement in the hope that young people will see her Instagram and feel more informed about their decisions when it comes to their body hair.
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"I will remind you ... that on May 2, I made sure that the president&aposs office as well as the police prefecture had been informed about Mr. Benalla&aposs doings," Collomb said.
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But iMessage users get notifications when new devices are added to their accounts and WhatsApp lets users choose to be informed about key changes, while Confide users get no notifications at all.
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We are quickly becoming more engaged and informed about politics, law, policy, civic duty and even the role of journalism than we have been in a long time -- maybe our entire lives.
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MOSCOW, July 25 (Reuters) - Russian standards agency Rosstandart said on Monday it had been informed about a voluntary recall by Toyota Motor Corp of 139,604 Toyota RAV 4 cars sold between Dec.
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It's great news for people who are concerned about recurring subscriptions being billed to their accounts as well as the experienced iOS user who wants to be more informed about their subscriptions.
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Ms. Bland's family, which has filed a wrongful-death suit, has expressed frustration and disappointment with the grand jury, saying Waller County officials have failed to keep them informed about its progress.
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A government minister said on Monday that Wickremesinghe had not been informed about the warning and had been shut out of top security meetings because of a feud with President Maithripala Sirisena.
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We have to be prepared for it and the American people have to be informed about what this all looks like so they can recognize when it's being passed around the internet.
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An e-commerce group bot could keep a group of coworkers informed about the status of their lunch delivery, letting them know that the order is being prepared and when it arrives.
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Foxconn rejects reports that engineers will come from China, but a person well informed about the deal says "a few hundred" Chinese workers already in America may have to move to Wisconsin.
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Besides, obviously President George W. Bush wasn't correctly informed about weapons of mass destruction when he took America to war in Iraq, so it's not only government officials that is sometimes wrong.
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"A device has been sent to my office in Manhattan, which we were just informed about," Cuomo said at a joint press conference Wednesday outside CNN headquarters, where a bomb was found.
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It's true that, as the complaints following its emailed Article 14 notifications indicate, there will very likely be a proportion of objections from those informed about a marketing purpose for their data.
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MOSCOW, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Russia's technical safety watchdog Rosstandart said on Thursday that it had been informed about the recall of 3,019 Jeep, Dodge and Chrysler vehicles due to possible technical issues.
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Company corrected its own statement.) April 27 (Reuters) - Modern Commerce SA: * Allocates 13.5 million series K shares to two natural persons and one legal person * Informed about details of issuance on Feb.
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The ministry also said Turkey and Israel were informed about the missile launches, but made no mention of informing the US, which is leading an international coalition against ISIS in the country.
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I said today in Dover, you know, I don't think all of the Republican candidates are so ill-informed about climate change that they say they don't know because they're not scientists.
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BASF said it had informed about 50 customers and will recall about two thirds of the 7,500 tons of TDI affected by excessive dichlorobenzene (DCB) levels which have not been processed yet.
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These group bots can keep users informed about real-time news such as a sports game's progress, e-commerce deliveries and more, according to sources familiar with the development of the feature.
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Comey recalled taking in Trump's appearance during a January 2017 meeting with the president, Trump's senior team and other national intelligence directors, where Trump was informed about Russia's interference in the election.
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MOSCOW, May 13 (Reuters) - Russian standards agency Rosstandart said on Friday it had been informed about a voluntary recall of 141,588 Mitsubishi Lancer cars due to a possible front passenger airbag fault.
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But Curbelo has proven to be a formidable opponent and even Democratic polls show Mucarsel-Powell trailing the GOP congressman—though they pull even when voters are informed about both candidates' backgrounds.
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Wherever they land, their parents or caregivers should be appropriately informed about how to help these children recover from this terrible odyssey, through culturally appropriate parenting strategies for at-risk traumatized children.
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When everything is working properly, your Fitbit works effortlessly in the background, syncing with your phone or computer and keeping you informed about your health and fitness data whenever you need it.
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But the government of the Herzegovina-Neretva canton, one of 10 cantons in the Federation, said they were not informed about the decision and that arrival of migrants could 'destabilize' their region.
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While our society extends compassion to abused children, we're less informed about the scars that remain for adult trauma survivors, which can make knowing how to cope with problematic family members murky.
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The system was designed for a group of experts to choose the president, because the founders thought that the average voter would be too ill-informed about the candidates to choose wisely.
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CREDIT SUISSE CHAIRMAN URS ROHNER SAYS ABSOLUTELY ZERO EVIDENCE CEO TIDJANE THIAM WAS INFORMED ABOUT IT; NOT STANDARD WAY WE CONDUCT OUR BUSINESS BUT THIS CAN SOMETIMES HAPPEN IN A BIG COMPANY
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"We would encourage all travellers coming to Australia to seek the most up to date information prior to departure, and remain informed about changing conditions whilst on the ground," Tourism Australia said.
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And FDA's Institutional Review Board (IRB) requirements ensure that patients and families are adequately informed about the investigational nature of the therapy they're requesting; S. 204 would also eliminate this important benefit.
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The DOJ lawsuit refers to a phone call between Newman and White House ethics attorney Stefan Passantino as proof that Newman was informed about her requirement to file the financial disclosure report.
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In addition to being a liar, Trump is unusually ill-informed about public policy for a president, so he plausibly says some things that aren't true out of genuine lack of knowledge.
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He also has a detailed and specific immigration policy reform agenda that reflects the influence of people who, whether you agree with them or not, are certainly well-informed about the details.
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Only a couple of hundred employees at Google were informed about the project in order to avoid a backlash against the company for its support to censor free speech, the whistleblower said.
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Your Answer May Depend on How Much History You Know | The more people are informed about Supreme Court nominations, a poll shows, the more they agree that the Senate should consider a nomination.
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Cooperation almost broke down in 2008 when Belgium asked the DGED to pull out three officers who had not kept it informed about their actions, and Rabat pulled out all of its agents.
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Kyrgyzaltyn, which has a 33 percent stake in Centerra, said on Thursday it had not been informed about the planned deal in advance and opposed it because the move would dilute Kyrgyzaltyn's holdings.
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Vietnam said last week it had not been informed about any time or venue for a possible Trump-Kim summit, but that it was confident in its ability to host such a meeting.
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That said, if being more informed about the power that's being supplied in your USB-C cables appeals to you, the Satechi Type-C Power Meter is available from Satechi's website for $29.99.
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But for many who do receive them these days, the issue is of not being properly warned about receiving the procedure beforehand or informed about what to expect from the healing process afterwards.
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In early June, only 24 percent of voters said they felt "well" or "very well" informed about the EU referendum, according to BMG Research polling released by the U.K.'s Electoral Reform Society.
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These group bots can keep users informed about real-time news such as a sports game's progress, e-commerce deliveries and more, according to three sources familiar with the development of the feature.
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"Women who are unhappy with the appearance of their genitalia should be informed about the significant variations in normal genitalia and how the appearance of the vulva can change throughout life," she added.
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FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler was quick to stress, it should be noted, that the agency was not automatically assuming any wrongdoing, but that it wanted to "get informed" about "what is going on."
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When you sign up, this is how you're informed about the service's plan to read all your email and monetize the receipts:Um, no, I wouldn't call that an "explicit" explanation of the Unroll.
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But, unlike many people, I am a food writer — I should be more informed about the extra virgin olive oil I so liberally drizzle on everything, and I'm probably doing it right, right?
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"We would not be representing them responsibly if we did not keep them informed about the defendant's attempt to strip them of their right to participate as class members," she told BuzzFeed News.
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And while I think it's necessary to be informed about pressing issues or what's going on in Westeros, in a sense that's even more reason to make space for shows like Selling Sunset.
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A government minister had said on Monday that Wickremesinghe had not been informed about a warning and had been shut out of top security meetings because of a feud with President Maithripala Sirisena.
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Because of the flooding, some of the babies' parents haven't even been able to see them for days, so hospital staff are doing everything they can to keep them informed about the evacuation.
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Some villagers, angry that they had not been consulted or informed about the governor's plans, successfully sued in a regional court in 2017 to have the project shelved until more information was provided.
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Luque, who previously worked on conflict prevention in the state ombudsman's office, said he planned to work closely with police to ensure they were informed about the conflicts at the heart of protests.
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"Our nation is safer, our elections are more secure, and our citizens are better informed about covert foreign influence efforts and schemes to commit fraud, steal intellectual property, and launch cyberattacks," Rosenstein wrote.
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Nonbanks have already transformed the mortgage lending market, and it's important for top decision makers to stay informed about how banking tech will give rise to even more alternatives to traditional financial services.
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"From now on, the public will be kept informed about the sale process, as well as the plan for its use, guaranteeing the transparency that this process demands," he said in press release.
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" REACTION FROM PRESIDENT TRUMP: Last night, the president tweeted that he "was not informed about anything having to do with the Navy Ship USS John S. McCain during my recent visit to Japan.
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With so many other mothers who have recently given birth to babies with microcephaly, Ms. Soares keeps informed about the condition on WhatsApp, the Internet messaging service that is a sensation around Brazil.
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But with the last year or so of LCS, several hours of League usually left me feeling no more informed about the game's landscape than watching a single broadcast of Monday Night Football.
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The challenge in remounting it was that the younger generations are ill-informed about the context of Hiroshima and World War II. We feel that we have to remind people of certain things.
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The filmmakers used the pug's big, wide-set eyes and stare-y look as a plot point, making Oracle the dog that could watch television and keep the others informed about impending threats.
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"Today, our nation is safer, elections are more secure, and citizens are better informed about covert foreign influence schemes," Rosenstein said at an event in the Yale club in New York last Thursday.
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But privately he complained that Mr. Mueller had always been out to get him and was peeved that more people were not defending him on television, according to people informed about his day.
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He added that he felt confident that pilots had adequate training to deal with a problem, especially now that pilots — who were not initially informed about the new system — were aware of it.
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Though Mr. Wahab is an advocate for people with albinism on behalf of the Ghana Federation of Disability Organization, people in rural settings in particular are not informed about the condition, he says.
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After The Times contacted the White House about the situation, Mr. McGahn privately erupted at Mr. Cobb, according to people informed about the confrontation who asked not to be named describing internal matters.
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Mr. Zarif, who negotiated details of the Iran accord with then-Secretary of State John Kerry, dismissed the Trump administration as "seriously ill-informed" about the limits on Iran contained in the deal.
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"The guys were not paid and they want a meeting with the CEO because they are concerned about the business rescue proceedings which they were not informed about," NUM spokesman Livhuwani Mammburu said.
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The German government would keep itself informed about the merger talks, but any decision would need to be taken by the banks themselves, Scholz said, reiterating that Germany needed a strong banking sector.
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The core atom of how people stay informed about what's happening in the world through Twitter is through a conversation someone else starts through a tweet and the resulting discussion around that tweet.
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Concussion Clinton also told the FBI that she was not informed about any instruction or direction about the preservation of records from the department during her transition out of office in early 2013.
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They start offering compensation and travel that is less than what is required under the FAA rule hoping that people who haven't been properly informed about their rights will take the cheap offer.
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"Many were not initially informed about the potential for people-to-person transmission and even now we don&apost have enough protective gear, test kits, and other supplies," one Wuhan doctor told SCMP.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama has been informed about the lockdown incident at the White House and no one on his staff was injured after a reported shooting on Friday, an official said.
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Through the use of artificial intelligence, hashed images, and partnerships between companies, we're now arguably much better informed about the scope and spread of these images — and are better equipped to catch abusers.
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The retired four-star general also explained the process of returning the bodies of fallen U.S. soldiers to their families, as well as his own experience being informed about his own son's death.
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I realize that the line between inform/educate and influence has blurred, but the overall intent for years has been to keep the American people informed about the ongoing work of its military.
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There's a whole variety of areas we want to be well informed about, and you want to know the reality of climate science — then let the debate occur over what's the appropriate response.
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"We find that most of the people coming in are pretty well-informed about the business aspects now," said Robert Nicholson of International Wine Associates, a firm that advises on winery mergers and acquisitions.
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Some engineers and other staff who were informed about the project were told that they risked losing their jobs if they dared to discuss it with colleagues who were themselves not working on Dragonfly.
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The findings might also one day help people with a family history become better informed about their risk of developing a brain tumor so they can be aware of any signs of the disease.
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The German cartel office will examine whether Facebook users were properly informed about the type and extent of personal data collected by the company, and if this was in line with German antitrust rules.
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Bell's Twitter is mostly about keeping fans informed about new episodes, tour dates, and to also promote fellow artists and charitable causes, so maybe don't go looking for his live Tweeting on Emmys night.
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But as more retail stores consider using the technology, privacy advocates and industry stakeholders are debating how the technology should be regulated and how shoppers should be informed about when their faces are scanned.
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There are things you can do: donate money to organizations working in Virginia, volunteer your time to help those in need, get involved in activism, educate yourself and stay informed about what's going on.
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They expect children to be well informed about their bodies, and see the purpose of sex education as not just to warn of the risks, but to help prepare for a happy sex life.
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The investigation now underway focuses on breaches after 2007, with special emphasis on whether the U.S. authorities were fully informed about the bank's dealings with Iranian clients at the time of the 2012 settlement.
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MOSCOW, May 30 (Reuters) - Russian standards agency Rosstandart said on Monday it had been informed about a voluntary recall of 1,997 Mazda cars due to a possible fault of the front airbag gas generator.
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I think something very different is going on, and that is that people just don't give a damn and they don't take seriously the responsibility to be informed about things and to make choices.
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Facebook is testing a new feature designed to give people additional context on articles they see in News Feed, so that they can be better informed about the information they share, read and trust.
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The question of precisely how all these emails made their way to WikiLeaks, and the question of whether any Trump associates were involved in or informed about the operation, have so far remained unanswered.
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The focus of the party was to register these prospective voters, who may stay informed about events in the home country and have to file taxes with the US government, but often don't vote.
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Each sheriff, police chief, and state's attorney will now be informed about why a person's FOID card has been pulled and whether they have properly turned over the card and accounted for their weapons.
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Suppressing Breitbart, which is sloppy and racist and often flirts with fake news, is a good thing if you really care about highlighting stories that will make your users more informed about the world.
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One former official said that on several occasions, Mr. de Blasio said he had not been informed about an issue, when there was evidence that he had been, either by email or in person.
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Jackson pointed out that the Dodd-Frank banking reforms passed after the financial crisis included language aimed at keeping investors informed about how executives cash out their shares, but specific rules remain in limbo.
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"We're exploring new ways to help people stay informed about timely, breaking news that matters to them, while making sure the news they see on Facebook is from trustworthy and quality sources," Hardiman said.
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Vasconcelos said he was recently in China and was informed about the intention from certain Chinese companies to form a consortium to take part in the auction, scheduled for the first half of 2018.
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As it happened, Mr. Carlson was concerned that the president was not taking the coronavirus seriously enough and talked with him about it during the evening, according to a person informed about the conversation.
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Jessica Morreale, a 21-year-old junior at Missouri State University said she felt well-informed about her state's voting laws, from her experience interning for the county clerk and canvassing for local candidates.
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Heidi says that at one point during the discussions, Threlkel's side implied that perhaps Heidi's mother had been informed about the hereditary nature of her cancer after all, but neglected to tell her daughters.
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Several days after the company was internally informed about the hack on July 29, Gamble, president of US information solutions Joseph Loughran, and president of workforce solutions Rodolfo Ploder all sold off their stocks.
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But Dr. Ketchum insisted that his subjects — screened to eliminate drug abusers and criminals — were fully informed about test methods and the probable effects of the drugs, which were identified only by code names.
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"You turn over a program from a highly motivated NGO," Mobarak said, to people who know less about it and are less driven to see it succeed — or informed about what it will take.
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Ms. Sandberg, who had previously said she did not know about Definers, admitted in an online comment attached to the memo that she had been informed about the company in emails and other materials.
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In a column about his pardon written Wednesday for Canada's National Post, a publication he founded, Black details the call he received from Trump last week in which he was informed about the pardon.
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Elizabeth Nelson, a member of Ann Arbor's City Council who started a blog to keep residents informed about the council's votes and agendas, said the student newspaper covers a lot of things that MLive.
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These emails show that the leadership of State, NSC, and the White House were all informed about the Ukraine efforts from May 23, 2019, until the security aid was released on September 11, 2019.
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In recent weeks attuned readers have noticed significant research studies being shared about prostate cancer, which, unless addressed during patient-physician encounters, have the potential to leave men ill-informed about this common cancer.
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Nonbanks have already transformed the mortgage lending market, and it&aposs important for top decision makers to stay informed about how banking tech will give rise to even more alternatives to traditional financial services.
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"The City Council and I immediately contacted city administration to express our outrage at the treatment of Mr. Rush and our outrage of not being informed about the actions of APD officers," Manheimer wrote.
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"The leadership of State, NSC, and the White House were all informed about the Ukraine efforts from May 23, 2019, until the security aid was released on September 11, 2019," Sondland told committee members.
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Mr. Satoh is convinced that, if consumers are better informed about a product's development, they will make smarter choices and be likelier to appreciate their purchases, reducing the risk of them being discarded irresponsibly.
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These emails show that the leadership of State, NSC, and the White House were all informed about the Ukraine efforts from May 23, 2019, until the security aid was released on September 11, 13.
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These emails show that the leadership of State, NSC and the White House were all informed about the Ukraine efforts from May 23, 2019, until the security aid was released on September 11, 2019.
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At a morgue in Athens where identification efforts were centered, relatives were informed about the steps needed to match the bodies held there to a missing person, including providing DNA samples and dental records.
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With most of the mainstream media, especially the influential TV news channels, acting as government mouthpieces, Internet shutdowns exacerbate under-reporting on local issues -- which leaves India's citizenry less informed about the government's activity.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's standards agency Rosstandart said on Monday that it had been informed about the recall of 5,603 HINO 300 Series cars sold between November 2011 and October 2017 due to a technical fault.
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"The foreign ministry has been informed about the reported incident involving our civil aviation team," presidential spokesman Herminio Coloma told reporters, adding that the foreign ministry was expected to make a statement on the matter.
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As writers of countless thought pieces would agree, the youth today love to hold themselves to a certain standard and having grown up with the internet they're better informed about what's good and what's not.
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While older Chinese tourists typically travel in groups where they are ferried between shops catering to them, Chinese millennials tend to be better-informed about what they want, travel independently and spend less on shopping.
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It also lets fleet operators offer coaching services to drivers to help them become more informed about safety and lets them access high-resolution videos for their insurance company in the event of a collision.
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The poll also found that New Jerseyans who were informed about the senator's corruption trial first were more likely to say he didn't deserve reelection, and Hopkins doesn't shy away from mentioning the corruption charges.
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We know women are less likely than men to buy their own drugs directly from a dealer, meaning that they may not be informed about the strength or quality of what it is they're taking.
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But the group of people who are both informed about how Facebook works and uncomfortable with it, while smaller than you might expect, is more than large enough to make a difference in Facebook's future.
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There are a few reasons for this shrink: First, as people become more informed about industrial farming, they're a little turned off by the practices (antibiotics, caging, etc.) necessary to produce a 30-lb turkey.
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Still, investment platforms are trying to find easy ways their customers can stay informed about their holdings, and then, have access to tools to change the kinds of funds they're holding should they want to.
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Update, 9/23/2016, 3:15PM EDT: Samsung sent Gizmodo the following statement:We have been informed about an incident in India involving a Note 2, which uses a replaceable battery and was released in 2012.
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President Joko Widodo said he called Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, Adel al-Jubeir, to lodge a protest and demand to know why Indonesia had not been informed about the execution of the woman, Tuti Tursilawati.
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In both the case of Onavo and the Facebook Research project, I have concerns that users were not appropriately informed about the extent of Facebook's data-gathering and the commercial purposes of this data collection.
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You can't predict what will spark a conversation with a client, so it's best to be informed about everything from who won the game last night to the viral video that everyone is talking about.
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His excuse—that he had to keep Congress informed about the highly partisan issue of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The FDA and the data safety monitoring board have been informed about the latest incident, the company said on Tuesday, adding it will work with the agency to determine the next steps for the program.
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" A spokesman at Columbia, Scott N. Schell, said the university was focused on preserving access to the practical training programs, and ensuring that students are "well informed about how to navigate this increasingly complex landscape.
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I didn't even know some of these songs had affiliated dances but here we are, and I find myself wondering if there was some kind of rehearsal before the event that I wasn't informed about.
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But the article doesn't mention a critical ethical imperative: the need for research subjects to be fully informed about any relevant institutional and investigator financial interests before deciding on whether to enroll in a study.
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We'll continue to share information as it becomes available and do our best to keep you informed about what we are doing as a company and how best to prevent the spread of the virus.
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While we're informed about particular events and particular realities when we read the news, Lippman explained, that granular material in and of itself, absent context and interpretation, doesn't amount to a complete picture of reality.
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Jackson defended his decision to reach out to Swackhamer before she testified, saying in a letter to Wheeler this week that he wanted to ensure she was "fully informed" about the status of board appointments.
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Critics pointed out that the language is vague, suggesting that parents would also need to be informed about mentions of heterosexual or cisgender subjects and that it would prevent organic discussions from developing in class.
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The archbishop has said that he knew nothing of the abuse until 220, when the police were informed about it, and he apologized in February for not having done more to investigate the claims further.
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A senior Taliban official informed about the talks confirmed the basics of the four-day negotiations but would not confirm that a deal was finalized, preferring to wait for an official statement to be released.
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), the banking sector regulator, has also contacted UBS over the incident and asked the bank to keep it informed about the internal investigation, another person said, without giving details.
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For one, Flynn has now said, as part of his plea deal, that he kept several Trump transition officials informed about his urgings to Kislyak that Russia should have a restrained response to Obama's sanctions.
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The competition watchdog's investigation, which kicked off in March last year, was triggered by concerns that users were not properly informed about how Facebook used personal data and that this could violate Germany's data protection laws.
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The Financial Supervision Commission, or KFN, said it prohibited Olympic Insurance's branch in Bulgaria from signing new contracts on May 13 after it was informed about problems at the insurer by Cyprus's Insurance Companies Control Service.
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" Because of that, everything that he posts, whether it's his opinion on the NFL or his lack of opinion on Puerto Rico, constitutes what Twitter considers keeping the public "informed about what's happening in the world.
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Cabral also said that Brazil's imprisoned former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and the former mayor of the city, Eduardo Paes, did not participate in the scheme but were informed about it after the fact.
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During pregnancy, women trying to decide whether to breast-feed deserve to be informed about both its benefits and barriers and be given an opportunity and assistance to find ways around any obstacles, the guidelines state.
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"The guys were not paid and they want a meeting with the CEO because they are concerned about the business rescue proceedings which they were not informed about," Mammburu said, referring to workers at Optimum Coal.
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He points out many positives — that the company helps keep people informed about politics, and that it's a venue for debate — but cautions that the company will never be able to completely stamp out its problems.
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Part of a broader trend It's ironic that, in this supposed age of abundant information, people are so poorly informed about how their valuable digital assets are being used before they unwittingly sign their rights away.
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Culture Minister Dario Franceschini told reporters Wednesday that neither he nor Premier Matteo Renzi were informed about the decision, which was apparently taken by lower-ranking officials in a bid to avoid offending the visiting leader.
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He said Italians were badly informed about the number of migrants living in the country, with locals on average claiming migrants made up 26 percent of the population, against the real figure of just nine percent.
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They've failed to name a White House adviser for the DOJ's Office of Violence Against women, a position created by the Obama administration to keep the White House informed about sexual assault and domestic violence issues.
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We basically try to demonstrate the safe, beneficial, and non-intrusive uses of drone aircraft, and we also try to keep the drone community informed about what the latest and greatest coming down the pipe is.
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MOSCOW, May 29 (Reuters) - Peugeot-Citroen has informed about voluntary recall of 30,000 cars of Citroen C4 hatchback/DS4 model sold in Russian between January 2011 and June 2016, the Russian standards agency said on Monday.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's standards agency Rosstandart said on Friday that it had been informed about recall of 20,864 Ford Kuga cars, sold in Russia in 2013-2017 due to technical failures, which may affect the safety.
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"The next time I hope the president, if he's going to speak about Sweden, is better informed about what the conditions really are here," Swedish Justice and Migration Minister Morgan Johansson told Reuters in an interview.
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One day after she and her family were informed about Thompson's alleged unfaithfulness, Kardashian responded to Hollywood Unlocked's Instagram post — about her reported split from Thompson and cheating with Woods, 21 — by posting eight screaming emojis.
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Volkswagen said the study was never discussed in any management board meetings, after Bild earlier reported that an internal e-mail showed that at least some senior managers were informed about the design of the research.
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MOSCOW, May 4 (Reuters) - Russian standards agency Rosstandart said on Wednesday it had been informed about the recall of 177 Jaguar XF and Jaguar XE cars due to a possible fault with the vehicles' fuel line.
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They also asked that Congress "support the establishment of cybersecurity and audit standards for election systems," and argued that the federal government needs to keep state election officials informed about suspected breaches and other security intelligence.
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He wasn't especially informed about politics or culture, but he loved to express his opinions on these subjects in a booming voice and with a stern lowering of his right eyebrow that demanded attention and respect.
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MOSCOW, June 6 (Reuters) - Russian standards agency Rosstandart said on Monday it had been informed about a voluntary recall of 1,197 of Lexus RX 200t/350 and Lexus ES 200/250/350 cars sold since Oct.
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To build excitement, she printed posters to hang in the original gym's lobby with concept images to highlight the new features and shared videos on her social-media channels to keep members informed about the progress.
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Find out things like your phone's storage capacity, camera specs, and which accessories are compatible with it to ensure that your buyers are fully informed about the product and better able to make their purchase decision.
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In the past, the team was sometimes informed about the dates of training camps and matches as little as six weeks in advance, which complicated everything from planning vacations and birthdays to scheduling surgeries and weddings.
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Staffers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, including those preparing for Trump's visit to agency headquarters in Atlanta, hadn't been informed about the suspected coronavirus case, said three people with knowledge of the situation.
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P.S.G. said it began an internal investigation into the profiling last month — "as soon as it was informed" about the tracking of players' ethnicities — even as it acknowledged the form had been in use for years.
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The administration argues that people eligible for Obamacare programs are already well-informed about their options, but there is substantial survey research suggesting that many may be confused or simply unaware of how the program works.
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Ultimately, however, the awkwardness of sharing some of the blame with Hubei officials might be preferable than admitting that Xi and those around him were potentially unaware or ill informed about what was really going on.
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In 2013, the F.D.A. sent the company a warning letter, accusing it of failing to keep the agency informed about updates to the da Vinci's operating instructions, on matters such as the proper cleaning of instruments.
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Throughout the crisis, the Maldivian government was in continuous contact with the Chinese embassy in Male and China was informed about Yameen's every move, including the state of emergency well, in advance, the first diplomat said.
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Speaking to journalists on the sidelines of the Group of 20 summit in China's city of Hangzhou, Putin said the Syrian government and Iran, among others, should be informed about the Syria talks and possible settlement.
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