One that you believe more people should be informed on?
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Elected officials may not be well informed on these risks.
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Neighbors informed on neighbors, and any phone could be wiretapped.
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The official said that Eurostat has been informed on the matter.
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Don't forget to follow us to stay informed on more challenges.
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Our clientele is educated and informed on how the system works.
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The Yankees and the players' union were officially informed on Thursday.
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Spacey was reportedly informed on September 11 of the plaintiff's death.
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He did, to his credit, appear well-informed on Pennsylvania politics.
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The fuel that helps people stay informed on Twitter is people talking.
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"Maddow on Hillary: "Very ... assertive and well-informed on the Russia stuff.
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Here some of the commentary has been ill-informed on two levels.
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President Xi was informed on the way back to his hotel after dinner.
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Keeping him informed on national security threats is one of Coats' chief responsibilities.
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I expect that enfranchising everyone will make the electorate less informed on average.
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Congratulations if you've made it this far, you're pretty informed on the latest batch.
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On playing catch-up, we can only advise on issues that we're informed on.
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First of all, I think it's just important to be informed on the topic.
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You deserve to stay informed on all the freebies and deals within your reach.
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Presidents always have advisers who are better informed on foreign policy than the boss.
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The judge is fully informed on both sides and will be making the final decision.
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But that's a separate issue from being broadly informed on the news of the day.
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"You sound well informed on the performance of my husband as a father," she wrote.
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To stay informed on local elections, you can check here for important dates by state.
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Like, you know, staying informed on something as important as the future of our country.
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For example, one could keep a group of football fans informed on the latest game scores.
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But don't let it draw you away from staying informed on news items of actual import.
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"You sound well informed on the performance of my husband as a father," she fired back.
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Undercover officers practiced a variety of tactics to stay informed on political activities throughout the city.
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He said that unions had been informed on Tuesday and that talks would start on Wednesday.
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A century ago, Barnum noted the importance of staying informed on the latest inventions and improvements.
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The goal was to influence younger Spotify users to vote and become informed on key issues.
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We're gonna add more info to make you most informed on all the offers you have.
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"You may not like his decision, but at least he was fully informed on the impact."
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A Diamond Bank official said investors would be informed on any decision to raise fresh capital.
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The Mets were also informed on Sunday that they were out of the running for Ohtani.
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Policy will follow once more people are already informed on how to get involved on this issue.
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To stay informed on the latest Zika news and most up-to-date information, bookmark: CNN.com/Zika.
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We consider ourselves pretty well informed on the best snacks Disney World and Disneyland have to offer.
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The paper did not identify its source, who it said was "well-informed on North Korea affairs".
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Payne said earlier that Australia was informed on Friday that Yang had been transferred to criminal detention.
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In a world running on ignorance, he's well read, thoughtful and informed on any number of topics.
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Even if you think it is your civic duty to be informed on all things, you NEED.
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"Our belief is that Castro was extremely well-informed on what was going on," the report says.
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During his brief trial in December, Saleh said the judge asked if he had informed on his neighbor.
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She said the agency has been working with airlines for months to keep them informed on security issues.
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It will continue to be a place to get people quickly informed on as many topics as possible.
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Malaysia's Foreign Ministry said it noted the travel advisories and would keep foreign missions informed on security developments.
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In a statement, Colabello said he was informed on March 13 by M.L.B. that he had tested positive.
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I am not well informed on what percentage of women in other cultures would claim that same quote.
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Dancers were informed on Monday night in an internal memo that was shown to The New York Times.
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" Asked why he felt Morey had been ill-informed on the subject, James said: "That's just my belief.
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Affected employees were informed on Tuesday morning that they would be losing their jobs, according to the report.
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The device also has a helpful LED light installed to keep you informed on your controllers' charge status.
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So, if this population is under-informed on basic tax issues, I think the problem is much bigger.
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They're not informed on what to do and maybe risk getting hurt or not really feeling the workouts.
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Netanyahu said he found Trump very informed on the Iranian issue and very much in control of the details.
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Residents rely on the paper to stay informed on Georgia politics and connected with their community, Mr. Williams said.
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The Yankees and the players' union — which declined to challenge German's placement on leave — were officially informed on Thursday.
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Hernandez pleaded guilty to nine charges in February, including racketeering, and informed on his associates, according to court documents.
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The post-pivot Trump needs to be more presidential: better informed on policy, more self-disciplined and less thin-skinned.
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My thoughts remain with Miss Remande and her family, and I have asked to be kept informed on her condition.
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A mutual decision was made over the weekend for him to leave DFJ, with limited partners informed on Monday morning.
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She comes into the house well-informed on my feelings and past and sleeps with him on night one anyway.
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This process allows me to learn so much because many times, other people are well-informed on so many things.
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Employees were informed on Friday when Diane Greene, the head of Google Cloud, shared the news during a weekly meeting.
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I find it interesting that he's so much better informed on Clinton's email issues than the nation's health care problems.
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However, he says, the citation was upheld, of which Lambda School was informed on July 24th, according to the BPPE.
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Most headsets also come with compatibility specs, so that you can be better informed on how to pair accurately. 3.
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Upguard security expert Chris Vickery notified the Pentagon of the data exposure in late September and was informed on Oct.
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James' family should have been informed on this film, which is now being put on the short list for an Oscar.
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Another challenge is that financial advisors generally are less informed on drawdown strategies than they are on accumulating savings, Blunt said.
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I kept them fully informed on matters that I believed merited their awareness or when I felt I needed some direction.
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I also realized that our stances were a lot more aligned after everyone was well-informed on the topics we discussed.
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And once Apple admitted it was throttling older iPhone models, users became more informed on how to turn the feature off.
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The team builds charts to keep top management informed on how far along the company is in its GDPR compliance process.
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It is important for advocacy professionals to become informed on the workings and technical details involved in sending and receiving messages.
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Mr. Barnes was sentenced to life in prison in 1978, informed on former associates and disappeared into the witness protection program.
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The authorities briefly detained another young man, who identified himself as Nohcho, after a friend informed on him during an interrogation.
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Galeotti's articles are excellent and should be read by anyone wishing to be well-informed on the nuances of Russian behavior.
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Becoming a member of Common Cause will keep you informed on the latest news and information about protecting democracy in your state.
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Rozier had 8 points, 230 rebounds and 10 assists after being informed on Wednesday that he was getting the start for Irving.
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The result: Partisans can feel like they're very well informed on a particular subject because they've read dozens of stories about it.
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Calgary office employees will be informed on Tuesday while "conversations" with field office employees will be held through the week, Ferneyhough said.
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Knowing what advocates and organizations focus on, and why, is an important step toward becoming more informed on the issues at hand.
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We are planning on opening towards the end of the month and we will keep you informed on what is to come.
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"We also present analyst price targets and volatility data to help users be better informed on what they're investing in," he says.
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We're also seeing efforts from the CDC and WHO to make sure everyone is informed on best practices during this scary time.
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One must wonder if news consumers are better informed on matters of substance or if their heads are filling up with mush.
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This election, we've committed to voting informed on the entire ballot, from the presidency on down to the most local of races.
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The Vermont senator promised the audio version of The Bernie Sanders Show would ensure listeners "stay informed on the political revolution."—i-D
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One change that we are making: we are simplifying our newsletters to keep you better informed on what is happening on Extra Crunch.
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Some Republicans who are not on the committees running the investigation suggested to BuzzFeed News that they weren't informed on the transcript news.
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"We should all be more informed on the cyber threat," says Bob Gourley, co-founder of the consultancy Cognitio and publisher of ThreatBrief.com.
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"Samsung Electronics America is committed to keeping our customers informed on the status of their Galaxy Fold preorder," a company spokesperson told CNBC.
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The bottom line: The loss of local newspapers creates "news deserts," with Americans less informed on the issues that matter to their region.
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Those who are interesting in supporting the project and keeping up with its development can also stay informed on the company's Indiegogo page.
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Part of what they want is to be informed on the topics and interests they care about, from the publishers they care about.
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The APA code of ethics encourages psychiatrists to engage with the public — but not on the one topic psychiatrists are expertly informed on.
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Buzyn said she was informed on Friday that the patient, who had been treated at the Bichat hospital in northern Paris since Jan.
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Buzyn said she was informed on Friday that the patient, who had been treated at the Bichat hospital in northern Paris since Jan.
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Earlier in the day, he said he was keeping Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland informed on the progress of discussions with the United States.
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The news was first leaked out by an ex-employee on Reddit yesterday evening, noting that staff were informed on Tuesday of the news.
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This is especially worrisome to Legum right now, given the upcoming midterm elections and the need for voters to be informed on the issues.
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After clashing with Radziwill over politics in last week's episode, Singer was sure to let Frankel know that she's informed on the election's issues.
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Ever since, I've been watching League Pass and listening to all the podcasts and reading all the sites, so I'm well informed on stuff.
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We ran a large-scale news alert service keeping hundreds of Facebook staff informed on news stories about the company and its policy challenges.
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To become better informed on the candidates' stances, recently I read an article in The New York Times; listened to retired Air Force Gen.
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After the mix-up was realized, North Korea's diplomatic mission in Kuala Lumpur was informed on the day of the murder, the sources said.
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The directive does not mean the imminent demise of quarterly earnings reports, which keep investors informed on the financial health of publicly traded companies.
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This is certainly possible in the House, where, again, most members are extremely ill-informed on policy and tend to defer to party leaders.
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"We also kept our building's super informed on what work was happening what days, so he could be on site to supervise," she said.
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"The Marlins completely support the Major League Baseball drug prevention program in every way," Samson said, adding that the Marlins were informed on Thursday.
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It's notable, however, that they were only interested in activity that occurred prior to August 2010, which was around the time Lamo informed on Katz.
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After the election of Donald Trump, Aditi Juneja realized that staying informed on how the country was changing was going to be challenging but critical.
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Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats informed on stage at Aspen Security Forum that the Trump administration has invited Vladimir Putin to the White House.
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"FWC works diligently to keep Floridians and our visitors safe and informed on what to do if they spot a potentially dangerous alligator," they said.
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The group was informed on Thursday that the D.A.'s animal cruelty case coordinator had done so, said Kathy Guillermo, a PETA senior vice president.
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Four members of the group were informed on Tuesday their asylum claims had been rejected by a first-instance board, joining another three previously rejected.
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Feng said he was informed on Saturday morning by the state security officers who had been questioning him daily that he was free to leave.
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The company informed on Thursday that a CMA merger investigation may be opened at any point until the expiry of the four-month statutory period.
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If you want to stay informed on everything related to shopping, food, and more throughout the holiday shopping season, subscribe to the weekly newsletter here.
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Or about the cooperating witness who had previously claimed that his cartel had been protected by the United States government while it informed on rivals.
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So Motherboard has gathered the most up-to-date rundown of each state's approach to help you keep informed on the lay of the land.
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The sheet includes websites and phone numbers of senators along with some sample call scripts to ensure users are informed on how best to take action.
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"My family didn't know what Pizzagate was, but a lot of our viewers do and are well-informed on the subject," Markota says in the video.
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Local family planning officials operated under the threat of docked salaries for over-quota births and offered rewards to anonymous tipsters who informed on their neighbors.
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Perhaps Flynn was trying to carry out what he thought his boss would want, without keeping him informed on the details of what was actually said.
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O'Leary said he had been informed on Friday that Boeing had pushed back software amendments required for the return to service to October rather than September.
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Things need to change in this country, for sure, and I'll support anyone who speaks their mind and is intelligent and informed on it, every time.
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Prior to this event, I considered myself well-informed on climate change issues, but I didn't know about the intersection of identity politics and environmental activism.
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You should also be very informed on sex toys—everyone should go to Amsterdam, because really that's where the best sex shops are, and it's brilliant!
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The system will display messages, such as "looking for an opening" or "changing lanes" to keep the driver informed on the status of the lane change.
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The national watch list that Duterte waved on television was presumably a lot of these smaller lists, a registry of people who had been informed on.
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Trump has deeply hawkish instincts on immigration, seemingly driven by his personal and ideological racism, but he's ill-informed on pretty much all subjects, including immigration.
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I am extremely proud of my accomplishments at Fox News and for keeping our loyal viewers engaged and informed on events and news topics of the day.
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Fortunately, organisations like The Loop in the UK continue to do a stellar job keeping users, ravers and the public at large informed on all things MDMA.
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Aside from having Jonathan Calm and Jamil Hellu as direct mentors, I have to say I'm not super informed on who is out there in the field.
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A few weeks ago, my desire to stay informed on all things Met Gala got the best of me, and I went on an Instagram following spree.
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And Trump was informed on the call that Blagojevich -- whom Trump knew from his role on "Celebrity Apprentice" -- didn't offer any remorse for his crimes, sources said.
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He was then informed on the 12th tee that he might have violated a rule, and he ultimately was not penalized until after the tournament had ended.
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Even if it means listening on 3X speed, these are all shows worth checking out to stay informed on the constant barrage of the news cycle. 1.
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A third employee and member of the Kickstarter United organizing committee, Travis Brace, was informed on Thursday that he would no longer be needed in his role.
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"FWC works diligently to keep Floridians and our visitors safe and informed on what to do if they spot a potentially dangerous alligator," they said in a statement.
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The Anne Frank Center was informed on Monday, nearly a week later, that it had been removed, and it reached out to Facebook immediately after they were notified.
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Trump was informed on these and, without going into too much detail, he said let's ask our teams to work on this and let's give the necessary instructions.
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PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin also recommends getting informed on your area's local evacuation plans, so you are not scrambling at the last second with your pet.
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The basic data compiled by the U.S. Energy Information Administration deserve the light of day to ensure Americans are well informed on how these policies will affect them.
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"We want people to stay informed on friends, family, and topics they care about on Facebook, and false news damages trust," said Rob Leathern, product manager at Facebook.
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They argue that the public should see the ads so that they can be informed on how foreign actors may try to exploit Facebook ads to influence them.
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Over the past 22019 hours, Trump has suggested Jewish Americans are ill informed on policy for siding overwhelmingly with Democrats and "disloyal" to Israel for opposing his presidency.
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Six members of Tesla's board of directors said in a separate statement that they were informed on Thursday by Musk that he was abandoning his take-private bid.
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"We all had our lists in our heads of friends who were beaten, maimed, thrown out of their house, informed on by the cops — tragic stories," he said.
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In order to keep track of all the pre-wedding festivities, guests were given access to an app that kept them informed on all the activities, according to Reuters.
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To have a greater influence over laws in your state, start by staying informed on local issues so you can use facts to define your stance before you vote.
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Ned Lamont said he'd been informed on Tuesday that the national stockpile is now "empty" and that his state is "on our own" after procuring just 50 additional ventilators.
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The company controlled by Germany's Reimann family has begun contacting investors including sovereign wealth funds, university endowments and family offices, the newspaper reported, citing sources informed on the plans.
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On top of all that, Greene had also just been informed on Thursday that her defense attorney was quitting the case to begin working for the state as a prosecutor.
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Separately, she's doing all she can to make sure she's informed on the current allegations and will review the full transcript from the phone call in question when it's released.
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LONDON, May 25 (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler is in advanced discussions to forge extensive ties with Frances's Renault, the Financial Times reported on Saturday, citing multiple people informed on the talks.
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Any CMA officers who were involved in an intrusive surveillance operation with the City of London Police would strictly be informed on a 'need to know basis' the document adds.
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But when they do occur, they can be catastrophic, in some cases because caregivers or alternative care providers are poorly informed on how to recognize the signs of serious illness.
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It has also been the home of many other reputed mobsters, including Salvatore Gravano, known as Sammy the Bull, a onetime hit man who informed on his boss, John Gotti.
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My family was consulted about how 5 feet 8 inches seemed like an optimal height, and informed on how hormone levels and sequences could be measured to achieve just that.
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Esper was only informed on Thursday that the service members were flown out of Iraq to receive additional screening and treatment in bases in Kuwait and Germany, the Pentagon said.
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For now, most of it has favored topics, services and products that keep consumers informed on how they can personally prepare or examined how industries are faring during this time.
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While those fees still exist, banks make less money from them after post-Great Recession regulations made charging them harder and as mobile apps keep users better informed on their balances.
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To stay informed on where and when roundups take place, migrants are turning to grassroots groups like Bouchbouk Mon Village, a migrant-led online community that crowdsources updates via social media.
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You can also sign up for Gun Safety's Mobile List of Gun Sense Activists to stay informed on actions and opportunities, and of course, volunteer at events and organizations in need.
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One is that audience members are probably the least informed, on average, on science and technology issues, so they have the most to learn and the fewest strong opinions coming in.
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I'm now well informed on how repetitive head trauma can lead to a degenerative disease in the brain known as chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E. That will not affect me Sunday.
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In Taiwan, the government has gone to great lengths to keep citizens well informed on every aspect of the outbreak, including daily press conferences and an active presence on social media.
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A third person informed on the discussions said the White House is considering a behind-the-scenes position for Shine, who largely avoided the spotlight in his role at Fox News.
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Uber Trip Experiences will include getting a playlist for the duration of the ride, being informed on offers near your destination, or turning on the heating when you're on your way home.
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LinkedIn Learning gives you helpful recommendations on what's trending in your field, so you can stay informed on the topics that really matter, even when you're busy keeping up with daily deadlines.
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"We were informed on Friday, but because it is short notice we can't send a pilot," Askhara said, adding that the airline had requested a webinar with Boeing, only to be rejected.
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With the integration of new technologies in financial services well underway, it's important for the industry's principal decision-makers to stay informed on the success of alternative lending and nonbank financial institutions.
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Lauterbach analyzes the extent of Withers's F.B.I. participation and pans out to examine the ideologies of Martin Luther King, Jr.; Stokely Carmichael; and the Memphis black-power agitators whom Withers informed on.
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I do feel like President Trump is too reckless with his tweets, but he also tweets things that keep the US informed on certain things like some of his plans and ideas.
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At the end of the day, the coronavirus is a serious matter, and you should be frequently washing your hands, refraining from touching your faces, and staying informed on updates and guidelines.
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Jared Genser, a Washington-based lawyer for the Namazis, said in a statement that their family was informed on Sunday that a Tehran appellate court had upheld the convictions five days earlier.
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"Despite being expressly informed on multiple occasions that the use was unauthorized and was causing extreme distress to [Kapoor], [the NRA] continued and continues to display the Infringing Video," the complaint states.
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Schiff said the committee was informed on Tuesday that Corey Lewandowski, a former Trump campaign manager, would refuse to reappear before the committee to testify any further, despite agreeing earlier to do so.
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Anastasiades said he was willing to keep Akinci informed on energy developments of Cyprus, but said a proposal from the Turkish Cypriot side for a committee to jointly administer hydrocarbons was not possible.
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It was limited to people age 40 and older with incomes and assets of at least $100,000 — a segment of the population that should be relatively well informed on financial matters, Blunt said.
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Stay tuned here to be kept informed on all the latest from the 2018 edition of the show, highlighted by Asus' gamer-centric ROG Phone and Nvidia's new AI computer dedicated to robotics.
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"When cases such as this go viral, the watching world feels entitled to weigh in regardless of whether or not they are informed on the facts of the case," Justice Francis said Monday.
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Britain's Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) said it was informed on Monday that part of a seat cushion had been found on a beach near Surtainville on the Cotentin Peninsula in northern France.
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Smalls said he was informed on Saturday of his quarantine status, but that he has not yet received payment because his normal pay period does not end until the end of this week.
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Over 50 percent of Americans want to stay informed on current events but say following the news is a source of stress, according to the American Psychological Association's 2019 "Stress In America" survey.
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In testimony to Congress last month, however, U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland said he was first informed on July 18 that the White House was withholding security aid to Ukraine.
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Then, La La Land producer Fred Berger was informed, on stage, that the Damien Chazelle-directed film had actually not won Best Picture — and so, Berger announced that Moonlight was the true winner instead.
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Employees of Fyre Media, the tech startup behind the event, were recently informed on a staff conference call that they would no longer be paid, according to an audio recording leaked to Vice News.
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Daimler (the parent company of Mercedes-Benz) told The Verge that the company shares this data with the government because it is mandated, but that customers are "comprehensively informed" on how it is used.
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So proud is Amtrak of the route that it even provides "on-board narratives" from volunteer park rangers between certain stops, thus ensuring travelers are fully informed on all the #nature passing them by.
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"We were informed on Friday, but because it is short notice we can't send a pilot there," he said, adding the airline had requested a webinar with Boeing but that idea had been rejected.
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She was informed on a recent morning that her job was being split between three people, meaning that she would work only a few hours a day and would have her salary slashed accordingly.
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A chief executive — any chief executive from a barbeque stand to Ford Motor, to the President of the United States — has an absolute right and need to be informed on matters within the organization.
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But at least political candidates have a platform, are at least moderately informed on the news, and stand for a relatively consistent set of beliefs, however heinous their opponents may think those beliefs are.
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But because this same phenomenon is likely playing out at other local broadcasters and newspapers, they're left with few options to turn to if they want to try and remain informed on local issues.
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"The LME was informed on Sunday that a member of staff of an LME ring-dealing member has been diagnosed with COVID-19," a spokeswoman for the exchange said in an email to Reuters.
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In my opinion, H&R Block excels at step-by-step guidance, which makes it a great choice for first-time filers or anyone who wants to be fully informed on their tax situation.
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And what better platform if we're talking about equality and not having sexual harassment and the treatment of women than it is to bring up other areas as well that people are less informed on.
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Goldstein said the family doesn't know what exactly happened and so he couldn't say whether they believe a crime occurred, adding that the family has not yet been informed on the specifics of the incident.
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Always well informed on e-reader news, Nate Hoffelder (after fooling me with the promise of an electrowetting color screen) suggests this one will have a battery case, but details are thin on the ground.
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Oanh said the couple were informed on June 1 by the French consul-general that Hoang's Vietnamese citizenship was being annulled with a month for him to leave the country, but they refused to comply.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV and Peugeot owner PSA are in talks to combine in a deal that could create a company with shares worth more than $47 billion, according to people informed on the talks.
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Attendees of Goldman Sachs' Sustain Symposium, an investor conference focusing on environmental, social, and governance (ESG), were informed on Wednesday morning that the event, scheduled for Thursday, had been changed to an audio-only webcast.
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Akabas said Powell, who had served as a Treasury undersecretary in the second Bush administration, saw the issue of debt ceiling becoming more politicized and worried that lawmakers were not well-informed on the issue.
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Cut to today where the site appears to be a somewhat confusing, music-centered hub where people can stay informed on the music world but also chat with one another and maintain a personal profile.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Saturday pushed back on criticism of the administration's response to a natural disaster in Puerto Rico and defended President Trump as informed on ongoing hurricane relief efforts.
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And where Clinton's experience gives her deep knowledge of virtually every facet of American policymaking, Sanders's career has let him focus on the issues he cares about, and left him poorly informed on international affairs.
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But the bulk of the TV interviews were conducted by his self-professed supporter Hannity, perhaps causing Trump to be lulled into the sense he was fully informed on issues and didn't need intensive debate prep.
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Banking Industry AnalysisWith the integration of digital technology, so many facets of the banking industry are undergoing constant change, and it's critical for top decision makers to stay informed on the rise of alternative lending trends.
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Valencia Salazar, one of the founders of the CJNG, believes Oseguera Cervantes informed on him to the police in 2012 so that he would be arrested and Oseguera Cervantes could assume sole control of the organization.
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I'm very well-informed on what people think and what they're saying, and you go deep, and it's interesting when you meet your Twitter troll in real life, whew, and the troll lives around the corner.
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According to a leaked prison profile, many of the allegations against him came from another prisoner, Tariq al-Sawah, an explosives expert and an admitted Al Qaeda member who informed on many of his fellow-detainees.
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And more importantly, they're informed on what the candidate has done before -- I've seen voters challenge Joe Biden on the 1994 crime bill, or Beto O'Rourke on how much money he's received from the fossil fuel industry.
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"There are a lot of consultants out there that can show you good startups," but few can help you build connections with peers to be informed on exactly how an industry is responding to new technology services.
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The Japanese Embassy in Serbia, which covers Montenegro, was informed on Friday that four Japanese citizens had been detained and would be deported, according to the Japanese Foreign Ministry, which said it was looking into the matter.
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The reversal comes after Philadelphia 22013ers and New Jersey Devils' employees were informed on Monday that they will be receiving temporary salary reductions of up to 603% starting April 260 and going through the end of June.
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But last month, Mr. West abruptly stopped a performance at a festival in New York when he was informed on stage that his wife, Kim Kardashian West, had been robbed at gunpoint at a hotel in Paris.
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But Mr. Mutmaeen, who has proved well-informed on Taliban issues in the past, said the Americans were insistent that an agreement on withdrawal of American troops be accompanied by a Taliban agreement on a cease-fire.
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Kelly told Fox News in a 2018 interview that Trump was not "fully informed" on the topic, and later said as he left the White House that the administration abandoned the idea of a concrete wall long ago.
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If the country's top diplomat isn't informed on the president's stances on the issue, then what does that say about other lower-ranking officials who are involved in countless bilateral and multilateral meetings at the UN General Assembly?
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Fuentes, at the Veterans of Foreign Wars, said the VA has been doing a good job of keeping veterans informed on the progress of implementing the law and that communication has improved since Wilkie was confirmed in July.
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In subsequent comments reported by Reuters, an EDF spokesman said it was too early to tell if any of its 58 reactors would need to shut down, adding that the country's nuclear regulator had been informed on Monday.
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Indeed, this is the very foundation for the GDPR policy in Europe: users should have a choice about how their data is used, and be fully-informed on its uses in order to make the right decision for them.
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They did indeed, and when she was informed on court from the crowd and the 7 News reporter, she screamed "Yes!" in excitement and went on to commiserate with sports fans about the stress of watching your favorite sports.
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You'll be able to keep a watchful eye on Trump's cabinet members and favorite business leaders, along with following a cross-section of key racial justice, women's rights, LGBTQ, disability and climate groups to stay informed on policy progression.
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And all joking aside, Colbert could be a formidable candidate: he is obviously well informed on the issues, as we see from his nightly monologue, has high name recognition, and hosts the most-watched late night show in America.
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To the limited degree there would be commentary or opinion on a Bezos-inspired television news network, there could be segments featuring celebrities who are well-informed on issues they care about, representing diverse political views on serious matters.
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Alex Main, 17, of Landstown High School, who describes himself as "more informed on politics and international affairs than the vast majority of Americans," experimented with reading only far-right and far-left sources rather than relatively neutral ones.
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Cloudflare, which is not authorized by the OFAC to do business with such organizations, has been informed on multiple occasions, dating back to at least 2012, that it is shielding terrorist groups behind its network, and it continues to do so.
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Acting attorney general Matthew Whitaker WASHINGTON — Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker's "decision not to recuse himself from the special counsel's investigation" was made against the advice he was given by Justice Department ethics officials, Senate leaders were informed on Thursday.
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State and local water quality monitoring programs funded through the EPA keep the public informed on where it's safe to swim, surf or play in the ocean, with over 20,000 beach closures and advisories issued each year to protect public health.
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" In an email to Broadly, Tomchesson said management "held five meetings over the course of three weeks" but maintains that the purpose of meeting with these firms was to "ensure our staff was well-informed on the business of the union.
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As required by a 2008 law, the president is required to keep the committees in the House and Senate that deal with foreign relations "fully and currently informed" on any initiative and talks relating to new or amended 123 agreements.
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A major candidate, one who was expected to shake up the entire presidential race as early as November of last year, crashed and burned, beset at all sides by candidates who seemed better informed on everything from immigration to war powers.
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But if you're wildly indecisive or overwhelmed by the sheer volume of options available, getting informed on the styles du jour could actually help narrow down your search for "the one" while helping you find a ring that feels both unique and timeless.
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After being informed on the 12th tee by a U.S. Golf Association official that he might be penalised after the round, Johnson ran up a three-putt bogey at the 14th but otherwise displayed nerves of steel as he negotiated the closing stretch.
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Whether you use Twitter for work or just want to be more informed on the latest news, sports, entertainment, political viewpoints, and information in today's world, this advanced TweetDeck experience will be designed to help you get even more out of Twitter.
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Further, recognition should be given to the needs of public safety, the apprehension of fugitives, and the rights of the public to be informed on matters that can affect enactment or enforcement of public laws or the development or change of public policy.
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Most of the time, individual athletes are responsible for submitting their whereabouts, but for soccer players the responsibility falls to their clubs, which means that English teams must keep the FA informed on their training, travel schedules, and updated home addresses for players.
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"Tillerson is not in a position to carry out meetings now and Pompeo is not informed on the issues, so it will cost us 1-2 weeks, but we will continue working on this," Kalin told state broadcaster TRT in an interview.
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However, one alternative would be for the United States to keep the EU informed on how often U.S. authorities access personal data on national security grounds as part of an annual review process of the new framework, two of the people said.
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So if you want to be well-informed on Oscar night, or at least have some idea of what you're voting for in your office Oscar pool, here's how to catch up with this year's nominees before the awards ceremony on February 28.
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Between the lines: Even if his advisers put a policy process in place and try to make sure he's well-informed on what it would mean to try to withdraw from the WTO — there is no guarantee that Trump won't do it.
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"When the time comes for parliament to vote on the final deal, we will ensure that parliament has the appropriate analysis on which to be fully informed, on which to base their judgement," May told reporters traveling to China for a trade visit.
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You need to prepare for big moments, care about getting the details right, get informed on unexpected subjects, and bother to spend time and energy on things voters don't particularly care about — because if they blow up, there will be a huge disaster.
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In sharp contrast to Trump, I appreciate the role of the free press in preserving our democracy, and if elected President, I will ensure that journalists have the access and protections they need to keep the public fully informed on what my administration does.
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With the caucus, he said, the goal is to "make sure Congress is as informed on this issue as possible, so when it inevitably has some sort of knee-jerk reactions" on AI, the final response from Capitol Hill is "more measured" in scope.
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Let this site be the first place you visit to stay informed on positive developments in the industry and treat yourself to a few nice pieces (just be sure to familiarize yourself with the shipping policies to your country before you take the plunge).
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" Instead there is no mention of RSS at all, which is strange considering their similarity, and the only citation in the SFF whitepaper is "The Safety Force Field, Nvidia, 2017," in which, we are informed on the very first line, "the precise math is detailed.
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I've found some great tricks to combat pregnancy indigestion, apps that have not only kept me informed on the development of our baby but have offered reassurance and relief when I'm feeling nervous or afraid, and great blogs and books on healthy pregnancy nutrition.
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"Nothing has changed since The Atlantic published a carbon copy of this same story in April, likely with the same anonymous sources who were no more informed on the senator's thinking than they seem to be now," Hatch spokesman Dave Hansen said at the time.
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"We believe that Ryanair needs to conclude a CLA (Collective Labour Agreement) with the British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA), trade through to the spring with no union disruption and keep the market informed on post-Easter yield developments to rebuild confidence," Goodbody's Simpson wrote in a note.
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More standard notification options include a location finder Android app, which pulls up the location at the push of a button, and periodic notifications that keep you regularly informed on the location of a child or, say, a pet when you are at the office or elsewhere.
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On May 31st the city paid out $2m to settle a lawsuit with two police officers who say they were targeted by colleagues and even suffered death threats after they informed on corrupt cops who ran a criminal fief in a housing complex on the South Side.
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Unfortunately, under a change to the law governing how Medicare pays for such therapies that was enacted late last year, I was informed on March 2, 2017 that my home infusion provider will no longer supply me (or other Medicare Part B beneficiaries) with my prescribed treatment.
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"Nothing has changed since The Atlantic published a carbon copy of this same story in April, likely with the same anonymous sources who were no more informed on the senator's thinking than they seem to be now," Hatch spokesman Dave Hansen said in response to The Atlantic.
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The 30-year-old fullback, one of Australia's few genuinely world class players, was informed on Thursday he would be sacked if he could offer no good reason for a social media post that said gay people would go to "hell" if they did not "repent".
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Orrin Hatch, a Utah Republican, called it "ridiculous" that McCain wasn't planning to invite President Donald Trump to his funeral while a retired general on Fox News on Thursday referred to a debunked conspiracy theory that McCain had informed on his comrades while a prisoner of war during Vietnam.
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The Colombian foreign ministry said in a statement it had contacted the Cuban government about the incident and was told by the Cuban embassy in Colombia that Pastrana had been informed on Tuesday he would not be admitted to the island because of his planned attendance at IDEA.
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When it quickly became clear that the artist was ill-informed on migrant sex work advocacy and had used secondhand sources to learn Song's story, RCS proposed a few rectifications: "Heaven on Fourth" could raise awareness for Taiwanese sex worker collectives, or host a workshop with massage parlor workers.
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The YouTube star was informed on Valentine's Day that her surrogate, Shawna Johnson, will soon suffer a miscarriage, it was revealed on Monday's episode of her Awestruck YouTube series Glo All In. "We found out that the baby is not going to make it," Green, 44, says in the epsiode.
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The rules violation called to mind the one-stroke penalty assessed after the final round at Oakmont Country Club to the winner, Dustin Johnson, who was informed on the back nine that a video replay indicated that he had caused his ball to move on a green on the front nine.
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" Rick Castellano, a spokesman for Sallie Mae, said in an email: "As a good corporate citizen, we work with leaders at the federal and state level in those states where our employees live and work and where we operate, to keep them informed on matters that could affect our business.
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But my goal wasn't necessarily to get people to become activists for certain things, it was to provide a source that at least gave you a baseline to be actually informed on these issues so you felt like you could talk about them and form your own opinion on them.
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While the approach the Obama administration took ensured that the president was well-informed on military details, it also meant that modest steps, such as resupplying arms to Syrian fighters battling the Islamic State or sending military teams to scout out a potential base in Iraq, often could not be taken without time-consuming deliberations.
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" Which is the line you usually get from people ill-informed on feminism, like that one roommate I had in college who instead identified as a "humanist", or the line you get from people who purposely avoid the use of the word because they feel it's reserved for "misandrists" and "woman supremacist" and "feminazis.
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Lu, the eldest daughter of the Hu emperor, is so obviously regal — brilliant at image-making, informed on policy, and good with a sword to boot — that people call her "the girl king," and she's long assumed that her father will eventually override the tradition against a female emperor and name her his heir.
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Here are some excerpts from the back-and-forth, starting with Broadcom: "Broadcom was informed on Sunday night that on January 29, 2018, Qualcomm secretly filed a voluntary request with CFIUS to initiate an investigation, resulting in a delay of Qualcomm's Annual Meeting 48 hours before it was to take place," Broadcom said in a statement.
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According to the documents, HHC failed to keep Milano and Bugliari "informed on their financial condition"; failed to timely pay their obligation, "including credit card bills, mortgage payments, insurance premiums and income taxes, resulting in the accrual of unnecessary and substantial interest and penalties"; and failed to pay their "2013 and 2014 federal income taxes," among other allegations.
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As a health-care provider and patient advocate, I encourage anyone who has traveled recently, or plans to travel to an area where you could have been exposed to Zika, to be well-informed on the virus and most importantly, to get tested at a CDC-approved general clinic lab to understand if you are at risk for infection.
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Company corrected its own Q3 report.) March 5(Reuters) - GETIN HOLDING SA: * Q3 NET PROFIT 91.0 MILLION ZLOTYS VERSUS 36.6 MILLION ZLOTYS YEAR AGO * Q3 NET INTEREST INCOME 227.7 MILLION ZLOTYS VERSUS 226.5 MILLION ZLOTYS YEAR AGO * Q3 NET FEE AND COMMISSION INCOME 120.9 MILLION ZLOTYS VERSUS 121.3 MILLION ZLOTYS YEAR AGO * CO INFORMED ON FEB.
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"EPA is eager to participate in and, contribute to a coordinated approach so each federal stakeholder is fully informed on what the other stakeholders' concerns, roles, and expertise can contribute and to ensure that the federal government is responding in a uniform way to our local, state, and Congressional constituents and partners," Jackson told POLITICO via email.
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As the door to an American Airlines flight from Sioux Falls to Chicago closed, a man in seat 4B wrapped up a business call and urged a colleague on the other end of the line to set up a war-room on Covid-19 to keep their company's customers informed on the virus and any possible effects on product delivery.
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Though Leipzig and Salzburg made some changes to their corporate structures to comply with UEFA regulations — while Red Bull owns Leipzig, it is officially only a title sponsor of Salzburg — they were confidentially informed on May 26 that not enough had been done to separate the clubs and that the case had been referred to the Club Financial Control Body adjudicatory chamber.
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It's arguably already happened now that Philip has informed on Elizabeth to Oleg, telling him about her mission to get the radiation sensor — but what's interesting about that moment is that it happens after Oleg lays out the specifics of the political divisions between Directorate S and the Centre for Philip, who flat-out admits he has no idea what's going on in the USSR.
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Depositors of the Punjab and Maharashtra Co-operative (PMC) Bank were informed on Tuesday they can withdraw only a sum of 1,000 rupees ($14.1) from their bank account over the next six months, while the bank itself has been put under the direction of the central bank and barred from renewing, or granting any loans, or making fresh investments without prior approval of the RBI.
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Dan CrenshawDaniel CrenshawHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough Cheney says Congress needs to place sanctions on Turkey despite Trump announcement House committee advances drone legislation MORE (R-Texas), who previously served as a Navy SEAL, said he's skeptical about whether Turkey will abide by the terms of the deal, adding he feels it's critical the U.S. has a presence to prevent ISIS from gaining ground and to remain informed on what's taking place in the region.
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