Those are advanced drugs used, for instance, in cancer treatments.
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For instance, in 2013 the "churn rate" was 68 percent.
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FOR INSTANCE, IN THE LAST QUARTER, WE WERE DOWN 1%.
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What's it like to be black, for instance, in our area?
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We, for instance in the mid '80s, we did employee surveys.
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There is no boom, for instance, in research and development spending.
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This could help, for instance, in the development of driverless vehicles.
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For instance, in a 2015 paper by Neil Risch et al.
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And no one could recall a comparable instance in Yankees history.
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For instance, in Stockholm, I had no time to see anything.
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This is one small instance in an unending series of events.
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For instance, in 2018, India still does not legally recognize marital rape.
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For instance, in 1991 "Beauty and the Beast" earned $424.9 million globally.
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For instance, in both cases, two men were sentenced for each crime.
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The government has undertaken bold experiments, for instance in piloting charter schools.
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Maybe they're more used to being filmed — for instance, in skate videos.
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For instance in 2014, earnings dropped $15 million from the previous year.
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For instance, in the summer of 0003, California experienced wildfires for weeks.
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For instance, in Asia, sushi was originally a fermented food, Shanahan said.
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It rebuffs the racial hierarchies found, for instance, in Edouard Manet's Olympia.
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So for instance, in 113 ... My gosh, you're testing my history here.
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For instance, in New York, it's working with Mount Sinai Health System.
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For instance, in 2008, and 2009, Mark Zuckerberg was obsessed with Twitter.
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For instance, in Southlake, Texas, an eye exam at Costco is $65.
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For instance, in 2006, the men's champion took home £655,000 or $858,590.
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The phrase was struck out in every instance in the new rule.
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It's one instance in the exhibition that reveals the mutability of perception.
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Consider a universe, for instance, in which September 15 has become an opportunity.
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For instance, in the investigation following a fatal skydiving accident in Lodi, Calif.
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For instance, in the scene where you knock a robber across a store?
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What a person does makes a difference, especially in the instance in question.
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The actress provided a nearly identical picture of a similar instance in Disneyland.
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"President Obama, do not attack Syria," he tweeted during one instance in 2013.
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Emotional states could be seen—for instance, in wide eyes and trembling hands,
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For instance, in 2015 US arts organizations supported 1.15 million jobs, or about .
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For instance, in 1996, there was an election for the Vermont state Senate.
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For instance, in one family Thomas knew, two grandchildren had the same name.
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LEE: FOR INSTANCE, IN TODAYS MARKET ACTION, WE SAW THE VOLATILITY INDEX JUMP.
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Well, for instance: In two weeks Wisconsin will hold its Republican presidential primary.
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Is this the first instance in which Fury swapped places with the Skrulls?
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For instance, in most VR environments you use your hands to navigate around.
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She found a particular base of support, for instance, in China's L.G.B.T. community.
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For instance, in Black Lives Matter … Oh, it takes on a political context?
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But there was one instance in the exhibition where I just wanted more.
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Instead This is an instance in which an example can really make the difference.
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So, for instance, in the health industry, Google knows that a site like WebMD.
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It is used, for instance, in adding search functionality to an app or website.
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Sometimes this naturally arises from the environment, for instance, in little houses or workshops.
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For instance, in the camera app, tapping the gallery goes right to Google Photos.
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For instance, in America, here, they go to university, and they have the dorms.
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They found no DUP4, for instance, in the 4,791 Gambian individuals in the study.
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For instance, in many primates, greater social learning is correlated with larger brain size.
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For instance, in March, the chain dropped its very first gluten-free breakfast sandwich.
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It marks another instance in which Debord's observations appear to parallel our contemporary situation.
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The deal was merely the latest instance in which Mr Obama disappointed the Saudis.
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For instance, in the West, women have much more economic freedom, economic independence, etc.
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But for instance, in Berlin, in the episode that I did in Berlin ... Which?
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For instance, in the video for "Mohawks & Dreadlocks," Lil Uzi Vert introduces that one.
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For instance, in 2013, Drew Ackerman created a podcast to lead listeners into slumberland.
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However, there may be an instance in which advocating for yourself results in conflict.
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He apologized in the second instance, in 2010, calling the threat an inappropriate joke.
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There was only one instance in which having a gun might possibly help me.
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I could find only one instance in which she used the words of another.
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Pope remembers an instance in college when she had an interview over the phone.
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He wrote the majority opinion, for instance, in the Citizens United campaign finance case.
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She also described an instance in which her father picked her up by the throat.
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For instance, in Michigan, you can Google any district and get its entire pay scale.
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Andreas Höglund also confirmed using Mlucas running on an Amazon AWS instance in 65 hours.
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For instance, in England, in the late 240s, the sport was televised on Channel 250.
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One of photography's earliest uses was in codification—in establishing typologies, for instance in criminology.
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For instance, in many Arizona counties there's only one insurer selling exchange plans for 2017.
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Virginia, for instance, in 2017 boosted reimbursement rates for addiction providers through its Medicaid program.
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Activists previously struggled even to meet asset managers, for instance in Paris, says Ms d'Andlau.
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For instance, in expansion states, the rate of early stage cancer diagnoses has gone up.
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For instance, in Keynote, you can right click and add a photo using your iPhone.
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For instance, in Louisville's postseason ban, the players are punished, but the administrators aren't. 2.
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This is the latest instance in which technology has been adapted to help training athletes.
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Albanese questioned Linda about another, earlier instance in which Nunez had faked a C.I.A. scenario.
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His interest, for instance, in the way that shaded histories linger under opulence and ease.
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In another instance in 2017, Barnard said Plenty would expand internationally by the following year.
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In one instance in 2006, Mr. Giuliani collected $100,000 for speaking at Oklahoma State University.
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For instance, in 2013, the Augusta field featured 63 players from the world top 100.
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So, for instance, in TextEdit, Pages, Mail or Maps, you can now open multiple tabs.
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Republicans see an opening, for instance, in the Minnesota district narrowly won by Democratic Rep.
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For instance, in 2010 he learned Mandarin after China banned FB from its lucrative market.
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For instance, in 2016 solar PV saw more capacity growth than any other power source.
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For instance, in the mid-1970s, new dialysis equipment halved treatment time, saving labor costs.
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For instance, in the 1970s, the psychologist John Lee identified six different "styles" of love.
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For instance, in the last six years, only 9.3 percent of Grammy nominees were women.
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For instance, in 2000, 31 percent of community college students in California took vocational courses.
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So for instance, in the same way that you would reduce an algebraic problem, e.g.
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Could this be an instance in which Trump heeds the advice of his legal counsel?
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For instance, in one experiment participants were asked to draw an "E" on their forehead.
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In another instance in 2016, a Deloitte partner was providing management consultancy on a transaction.
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I recall one instance in which information that came from a particular partner was leaked.
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Starbucks is coming onboard in 2018, for instance, in addition to the other partners listed above.
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For instance, in the previous two Hyperloop Pod competitions, student teams had the option of accelerating
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His case is grossly simplified, for instance, in a project a pair of artists recently crowdfunded.
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For instance, in 2015, both sides allowed a similar impasse to drag on for several months.
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He hasn't always appeared completely relaxed, for instance, in his joint news conferences with foreign leaders.
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Google is an unusual instance in which the nerds are getting totally owned by the normals.
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In no instance in this guide are we saying we want to replace the word vagina.
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For instance, in Nevada, Tesla exceeded expectations for the number of people employed at the Gigafactory.
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For instance, in sales, most people don't care whether or not co-workers hit their quotas.
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Yes, you take a look at, for instance, in September 2015, Xi Jinping was in Washington.
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The only instance in which the flag appears was in Clark's performance on Saturday, March 30.
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Spoiling this interesting beginning with an aggressive move, for instance in Libya, would not be smart.
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For instance, in 2014, Houston Mayor Annise Parker subpoenaed five sermons from churches in her city.
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Finally, I can think of no instance in which Belichick has publicly praised anyone this effusively.
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This boycott may be the first instance in which they actually make good on that idea.
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For instance, in 2013 fewer rapes were reported among its 250m citizens than among Sweden's 10m.
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Ecuador has cut off Assange's internet access multiple times, the most recent instance in late March.
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The monarchy bestows honours, for instance, in return for donations to royal charities and good causes.
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The case is a rare instance in which a district attorney is the one on trial.
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But, for instance, in the movie, Steven pronounces "William Faulkner" and "metaphor" in the Korean way.
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For instance, in Britain, there are nearly £2 billion, or $2.66 billion, in uncollected confiscation orders.
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For instance, in the second quarter, energy sector profits are expected to be down 82 percent.
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One member wrote about an instance in which his oven turned on at 1:20 a.m.
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For instance, in your entrance essay, it's important not to overplay tales of overcoming incredible adversity.
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In the first instance, in August, Love submitted a request for Pagoada's release on humanitarian parole.
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For instance, in the last five years, we've admitted nearly 100,000 immigrants from Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The chapters also have little room for important foreign developments, for instance in Bosnia or Iraq.
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The report found gender bias in the exams, for instance in questions that referred to sports.
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For instance, in "Room of Mine" (2016), a series of portraits explore Suwage's relationship with animals.
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For instance, in October 1941, a small-time gambler was shot at night near a schoolyard.
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For instance, in 2005, she played a central role in the battle against privatizing Social Security.
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It has stayed the trial court rulings, for instance, in the Wisconsin and North Carolina cases.
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He had booked $52,000 in ads, for instance, in Fargo, N.D. and $59,000 in Biloxi, Miss.
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For instance, in 1919, two Mexican citizens were being held in a jail in Pueblo, Colo.
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For instance, in the last five years we've admitted nearly 100,21965 immigrants from Iraq and Afghanistan.
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In fact, I know of one instance in which he made such a copy in painting.
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For instance, in June, shortly after the Irish vote, Francis equated abortion with "white glove" Nazism.
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In one instance, in late February, a Secret Service agent choke-slammed a photographer during a rally.
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Should they lose their trust lands, it would be the first such instance in decades, said Cromwell.
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For instance, in my experience, the Wi-Fi stack works much better on iOS compared to macOS.
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For instance in "Don't" he's clear and unapologetic about his feelings, but unwilling to be a cuckold.
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Another day, another instance in which a woman has to deal with body shaming from complete strangers.
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They also describe a December 22017 instance in which Hasson looked up MSNBC host and former Rep.
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Mr Taylor stressed moments where he has bucked his party, for instance in voting for gay rights.
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For instance, in 2010, PayPal suspended donations to WikiLeaks, citing a violation to its acceptable use policy.
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For instance, in April, Trump threatened to withhold federal funding for California's National Guard deployment, unless Gov.
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So for instance, in the auto industry, we're the ones electrifying the cars, which is the wave.
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For instance, in cooking videos, it often captioned kitchen workers as women — even when they were men.
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For instance, in 1990 just under half of girls in impoverished nations were enrolled in elementary school.
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For instance in its most recent earnings report, Microsoft reported its Azure cloud revenue grew 93 percent.
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For instance, in New York, it partners with Northwell Health, the largest health system in the state.
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McCain's opposition to Haspel's nomination marked the latest instance in which the Arizona senator broke with Trump.
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For instance, in June, Tillerson called on Qatar's neighbors to ease a blockade against the US ally.
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But the Times story wasn't the first instance in which Garcetti fueled speculation about a presidential bid.
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For instance, in 2015, Swedish refiner Preem and Poland's two refiners began diversifying and taking Saudi crude.
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For instance, in 2012, 20 percent of Republican electors gave some consideration to defecting from Mitt Romney.
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Prepayment is required, and this is the only instance in which Mr. Leff recommends a prepaid rental.
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The rules mandate condoms or protection for any instance in which a performer might encounter bodily fluids.
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For instance, in Naomi Klein's book This Changes Everything, she only refers to extinction on one page.
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For instance in 2014, the Obama administration raised the minimum wage for federal government contractors to $10.10.
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For instance, in the early years of the 1573, jet travel was rapidly expanding across the world.
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In one instance, in 2016, it helped a young woman get approved for a lifesaving lung transplant.
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Then, think of one instance in your life when knowing the exact measurement of something really mattered.
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Keep a daily diary and record every instance in which you receive positive feedback, Dr. Cokley advises.
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In one instance in 2016, an ad for Allstate insurance ran next to an article on Nowtheendbegins.
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The justices have been complicit in this, all too happy to intervene — for instance, in Roe v.
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For instance, in Illinois 20 percent more primary care physicians accepted Medicaid after expansion than before it.
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For instance, in just 2016,14 states put in place new, restrictive voting laws for the first time.
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For instance, in the first game, you need to get a rope to go in a hole.
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For instance, in the first televised House Intelligence Committee hearing last month, the panel's top Republican, Rep.
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And that is not the only instance in which North Korea has rejected South Korea's recent overtures.
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Some say they were ordained to minister only to other women, for instance in baptismal immersion rites.
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Caliskan has seen bias creep into machine learning in often subtle ways — for instance, in Google Translate.
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The same word is used for both throughout the Bible, for instance, in both Hebrew and Greek.
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For instance, in 97 percent of the countries analyzed, there were strains of gonorrhea resistant to ciprofloxacin.
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She has seen bias creep into machine learning in often subtle ways — for instance, in Google Translate.
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For instance, in NY ... Rogaine, condoms and foot powder are exempt from the standard 4% sales tax.
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For instance, in certain search results, RankBrain might learn that the most important signal is the META Title.
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Progress in math comes from understanding the model case, the simplest instance in which you encounter the problem.
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I mean, for instance, in New York, it's the Ports Authority, as well, are heavily involved, as well.
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" While Tolbert said she's no stranger to rude social media comments this instance, in particular, wore her "thin.
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Shake some electrons—for instance, in an antenna—and you'll disturb an electric field and get radio waves.
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For instance, in 2008 John McCain clinched the Republican nomination months before Barack Obama clinched the Democratic one.
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For instance, in Japan people don't stick their chopsticks straight up in a bowl of Japanese oyako don.
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For instance, in April and September 225, PNC Bank flagged two transactions for a total of about $2000,22007.
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The plaintiffs claim that the EU goes much deeper than other treaties, for instance in conferring citizenship rights.
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This turmeric latte certainly isn't the first instance in which we've seen bright colors in a Starbucks beverage.
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We use them to find vacant parking spaces or read road signs, for instance, in our geolocation services.
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For instance, in a 2004 article for the New Republic, journalist Michelle Cottle took stock of Wolff's work.
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For instance, in the 2018 midterm election, 44 percent of white voters reported voting for a Democratic candidate.
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"We had one instance in a hotel room where he made a pass at me," Paltrow told Stern.
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For instance, in 2400 a UN convention put electronic documents in international shipping on a firm legal footing.
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The authors, or rather curators, of the story admit that prior, similar reports exist, for instance in Brazil.
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For instance, in the Photos app on iOS, the share options are different than they are in Safari.
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The conviction was a rare instance in which an officer was found guilty of murdering an unarmed person.
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"One of them is predictable physical activities, such as assembly lines, for instance, in manufacturing environments," Chui said.
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For instance in the coming months investors should watch for what percentage of bank loans are energy-specific.
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Yohan pointed to an instance in 2017 when a woman suffering from cancer was unable to access marijuana.
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For instance, in the 2008 GOP caucuses, Mitt Romney came in second, and John McCain came in fourth.
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For instance, in 2017 the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the average solar installer made $22.60 per hour.
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For instance, in Louisiana and Alaska (which tied for first), residents marked Tax Freedom Day on April 4.
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For instance, in her hands, a pimento cheese sandwich, traditionally made with white bread, veers artisanal and elegant.
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For instance, in the Iowa caucuses, Trump's lead disappears when only considering poll respondents who have previously caucused.
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I think you did that in that instance, in that comparison, I think it happens all the time.
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For instance, in her Beaded Armour collection, Bagger hand-knit one-of-a-kind sweaters covered in beads.
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For instance, in 2020, the projected Christian population will be 252,970,000 -- almost 8603 times the projected Muslim population.
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Where else in newspapers are opinions — for instance, in the form of reviews or personal essays — often published?
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For instance, in 2300, GateHouse bought Stephens Media, a major publisher in Arkansas and Nevada, for $22019 million.
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The dioxin episode is only one instance in which police accuse BRF of failing to observe safety protocols.
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While 58% favored military action in that instance in a September poll, just 45% say the same now.
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For instance, in season four, there's that long flirtation between Carmella and Furio, and it ultimately goes nowhere.
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Oliver's conviction was a rare instance in which an officer was found guilty of murdering an unarmed person.
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This gave me every instance in which the keywords were used within four sentences of the contextualizing words.
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For instance, in 2013 I purchased a copy of Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique for the book's 50th anniversary.
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The first instance, in 1998, came with no warning; North Korea gave advance notice of the second, in 2009.
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For instance, in 2012, Witherspoon coined the term "Reesza" when shown a photo of a pizza covered in Reese's. .
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She recalled an instance in his office when he put his arm around her waist and touched her butt.
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For instance, in France you can only buy gift cards for Décathlon, Bloom & Wild, Global Hotel Card and Ticketmaster.
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It's the second instance in the past week of a public figure facing new controversy over their past actions.
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It would be hard to fit showers, for instance, in the new long-haul narrow-body jets now available.
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For instance, in an early area there's an orb that's too high for the blob to reach by jumping.
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For instance, in 2015, Reddit banned the fat-shaming community r/fatpeoplehate and the openly racist community r/coontown.
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For instance in our industry, if women stand up for themselves, they get branded as a diva, or difficult.
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Emerging markets were whacked across the board, with steep losses for instance in the trade-sensitive South Korean won.
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For instance, in addition to sharing photos, user LegendaryLootz sells used panties to some of her nearly 40,000 subscribers.
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This looks pretty similar to a polling average — for instance, in the Florida Senate race, they show Democratic Sen.
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For instance, in the middle of 2014, the S&P moved less than 1 percent for 62 straight sessions.
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Yet not one of those 36 states cited an instance in the past five years when penalties were used.
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They may not want their ads to appear, for instance, in or next to a stream of violent demonstrators.
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For instance, in Ecuador, media owners and journalists have had to flee into exile after criticizing President Rafael Correa.
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Here is every instance in which she discusses madness, every time a piece plays with the notion of pronouns.
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It was the third instance in recent months of China's seeking to prosecute citizens of Taiwan on its soil.
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For instance, in the 1920s there were 13,85033-15,000 reported cases of diphtheria each year in the United States.
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For instance, in 2013, a meteorite hit the Russian city of Chelyabinsk injuring over 1,000 people and damaging buildings.
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The backdrop: This is just the latest instance in the trend of major companies falling victim to data breaches.
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For instance, in Florida, which has a large Hispanic population, he is winning only 21 percent of nonwhite voters.
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For instance, in Diana Morales Galicia's terrifying woodcuts, the artist depicts twisting, suffocating cages for dogs and humans alike.
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For instance, in 1986, a single-engine airplane plowed into a jet in the air above Los Angeles County.
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These are reflected, for instance, in their preference for stable jobs and their difficulty in adjusting to work environments.
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For instance, in Nevada, the primary's first racially diverse state, Sanders won decisively, with 46 percent of the vote.
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For instance, in 1023, the N.F.L. added a check on referee influence by instituting instant replay and coaches' challenges.
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"In this instance, in the case of Rob Porter, we relied on the background check investigative process," said Shah.
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Trump administration officials said that the police believed bayonets were handy, for instance, in cutting seatbelts in an emergency.
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For instance, in the same time period, the average sales price increased by 7.7 percent, to a record $2,098,459.
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For instance, in California, a two-bedroom apartment at FMR would require a minimum salary of $32.68 an hour.
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For instance, in 113 we awarded the Breakout Technique award to snap kicks with the ball of the foot.
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There is only one instance in which he will share information: if he senses a child is in danger.
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Emerging markets were whacked across the board, with steep losses for instance in the trade-sensitive South Korean won KRW=.
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For instance, in certain areas of South Dakota, women had to travel more than 43 miles to have an abortion.
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For instance, in 2014, Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson announced that he will no longer enforce low-level marijuana arrests.
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It marked a rare instance in which Moscow suggested Iran should not maintain a permanent military presence in the country.
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Venter plans to open other centres, for instance in South Africa, and says he is already considering another in London.
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The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the news, said that a Genius employee noticed the first instance in 2016.
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For instance, in the past year or so, I've been really encouraged that the scene is getting much more diverse.
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For instance, in his home state of Florida Rubio spent $8.2 million, far more than the rest of candidates combined.
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That has curbed demand for francs and yen even when political worries escalated, for instance in Italy over the summer.
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For instance, in 19983, Purwin was reportedly piloting a helicopter when it crashed, killing his fellow pilot and business partner.
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For instance, in Love Actually, Mark is basically a total jerk to Juliet, his best friend's wife, throughout the film.
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Just one instance: in late June, Chennai, India's sixth-biggest city, was officially declared to have run out of water.
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For instance, in 1911, 48 people died and roughly 2,000 people got severely sick in Boston after drinking raw milk.
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For instance, in 2014, the CBO forecasted that Obamacare would reduce the labor force by 2.5 million workers by 2024.
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He says that he is not "aware of a single instance in which someone at the Bank published fabricated data".
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The app is currently featuring the #faketravel challenge for instance, in which users pretend to be on a luxurious vacation.
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And my point -- the case in point, for instance, in 1950, the GDP per capita in South Korea was $5.
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Each server, or instance, in Mastodon parlance, has a local timeline as well, only visible to users on that instance.
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For instance in December, it streamed a specially-edited six-part version of the cult Indian film Gangs of Wasseypur.
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And let's just say the results were interesting... For instance: In Alabama, sex beat love as a top search term.
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For instance, in Bloomington, Illinois, the $593 median rent only eats up 13 percent of the city's average $53,140 salary.
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For instance, in a budget outline released in February, the administration suggested privatizing the International Space Station (ISS) after 2024.
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For instance, in New York, it's working with Mount Sinai Health System, and in Colorado it partnered with Centura Health.
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It was plagiarism, pure and simple, and the only such instance in a career otherwise distinguished by ingenuity and originality.
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But he notably did not list an instance in which Washington had shamed Russia for digital spying or cyber theft.
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For instance, in the book, Richie is chased by a giant Paul Bunyan statue, which wasn't originally in the script.
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Dr. Broder recalled one instance in which it took him a day to understand the intricacies of a genetic disease.
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This is far from the last instance in which partisan entrenchment will imperil the work of the Supreme Court, though.
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For instance, in "105 (Studio)" (1990), the oval — painted yellow and overlaid with black grids and triangles — dominates the center.
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This is another instance in which the administration's actions stand in sharp contrast to Trump's friendly rhetoric toward the Kremlin.
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What if, for instance, in 15 minutes, I had done some vigorous exercise while hydrating with a quart of water?
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The President has consistently sought to maximize his own power by outflanking lawmakers -- for instance in financing his border wall.
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For instance, in Massachusetts, where it's still a crime to possess heroin, police officers aren't hauling addicts off to jail.
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And maybe this is an instance in which studying history and social science can be useful as well as informative.
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For instance, in 2014 Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson announced that he will no longer enforce low-level marijuana arrests.
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For instance in Michigan, which holds its primary on Tuesday, a recent poll showed Sanders trailing Biden by 6 points.
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In that instance, in 2010, Turner capped a strong minor league season for the Mets with an outlandish final day.
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For instance, in a more parliamentary system, the benefits are less likely to accrue to one person at the top.
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Ironically, this might be one instance in which the President's well-documented penchant for bypassing his advisers may favor diplomacy.
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They are last, for instance, in defensive efficiency ratio, which calculates the percentage of balls in play turned into outs.
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There is at least one historical instance in which an over-the-top affair helped bring its host to ruin.
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That is the only instance in major league history of a team turning two triple plays in the same game.
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At the time that Allen signed the Giving Pledge, for instance, in 2010, his net worth was only $13.5 billion.
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For instance, in one lesson this year we paired Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest with a speech by Frederick Douglass.
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For instance, in a new report, Morgan Stanley noted the impact of hurricanes on U.S. stocks, with seasonal trading patterns.
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Humans present different challenges, as well, for instance, in terms of balance in two-legged, rather than four-legged walking.
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For instance, in [The Salesman], we don't see the bathroom scene, but we see the characters talking about the scene.
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For instance, in 2008, hurricane Ike caused a big storm surge around Galveston, TX, a day before it made landfall.
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For instance, in January 2015, two men in Taiwan died—weeks apart—after days-long gaming binges at an internet cafe.
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A hacker calling himself Guccifer 2.0, for instance, in June claimed to be a lone Romanian hacker responsible for the breach.
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It's a rare instance in which less regulation might be bad for the handful of companies that dominate the telco industry.
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For instance, in addition to bond funds, a 401(k) your plan might offer what's known as a stable value fund.
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For instance, in March, the agency announced tests found asbestos contamination in certain cosmetic products sold by Claire's and Justice retailers.
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For instance in package warehouses, AR glasses could provide workers with specific directions to a product that need to be dispatched.
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Targeted for a nonmember audience, the website is the first instance in which the church uses "gay" in an official publication.
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For instance, in defence, they have taken only baby steps towards plugging big gaps in their capabilities and avoiding wasteful duplication.
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But should it be required for more than that, for instance in a criminal investigation, a warrant would certainly be required.
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This may be the rare instance in which placing an Adele song in an even sadder context made it seem uplifting?
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This is the first instance in which the Time's Up effect appears to have changed something fundamental about the moviemaking process.
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For instance, in sparsely polled House races, they incorporate other polls that could be helpful (similar districts, state, or national numbers).
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In a 2014 essay in the online magazine Pulse, Rockney recalled one instance in which he was counseling a teenage patient.
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For instance, in Boston, a police commissioner stated there were 14 fewer homicides in 2015 than there was the year before.
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The officials said they were not aware of any instance in which crucial national security threats were omitted from intelligence briefings.
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Success rates for elite journals are low — for instance, in Nature, less than 10 percent of submissions make it into print.
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News outlets darkly intoned about any instance in which a Trump insider had spoken to or met with a foreign official.
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For instance, "in melanoma, it's the sun's damage to DNA, and smoking causes the lung damage" in lung cancer, Holland said.
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For instance, in the slums of India's New Delhi, a typical structured classroom setting just was not going to be possible.
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For instance, in 2014, the Serbian government heightened online censorship due to public outrage over the government's handling of the disaster.
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Andrew Weissmann, one of the Gates prosecutors, for instance, in 2003 indicted the wife of Enron's chief financial officer, Andrew Fastow.
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For instance, in 22016 then–Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson announced that he will no longer enforce low-level marijuana arrests.
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Photo by the author I must admit that, for the only instance in Big Ears' brief history, I missed a day.
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Ben Thompson from Stratechery references an instance in 2007 where Comcast throttled data on peer-to-peer content-sharing network BitTorrent.
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Those patterns may be really overt; for instance, in fashion you see animal print popping up everywhere, that tells you something.
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Eventually I figure out that it wants me to type in the name of the social instance—in my case, mastodon.
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For instance, in 43 Cussler told the media that he had discovered the wreck of the United States iron clad Keokuk.
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For instance, in 7 Pleasures, there's one scene where we're a mass of bodies moving over the space and each other.
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For instance, in 2007, pro-gun politicians in Missouri repealed a seemingly arcane 1921 law governing the purchase of concealable firearms.
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For instance, in January 2018, it was hit by an $882 million tax charge related to changes in the tax law.
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For instance, in 2009 the Obama administration came into office promising to make procurement by federal agencies more friendly to labor.
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And then, another instance in a segment focused on China's one-child policy in which he joked about Donald Duck's penis.
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It was heard, for instance, in the Mexico-Germany game in Moscow, and the team again received a fine of $10,000.
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For instance, in "The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez," we were fortunate to run across the most definitive documents concerning the case.
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For instance, in 210 the wealth of the average white family was more than 2350 times that of a black one.
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For instance, in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, Budweiser repurposed its breweries to provide drinking water to the people of Texas.
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"Part of the software development work can be done for instance in Chinese facilities out of Volkswagen Group China," Woellenstein said.
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Where it has tried them, for instance in allowing a primary-style open election of party leaders, populist forces have risen.
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In District 953, for instance, in the southeast Bronx, 91 percent of the 129 vouchers issued in 2015-16 went unused.
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For instance, in between each episode the team released a short, experimental interlude that further fleshed out the game's strange world.
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For instance, in October 2000, the guided-missile destroyer USS Cole was attacked while in port in Aden, Yemen, for refueling.
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This is also the second instance in which women have been punished for speaking about rape in the district of Unnao.
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General Zia-ul-Haq implemented similar laws in Pakistan in 1979, for instance, in an effort to legitimize his military rule.
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For instance, in the category of "Malware Defense," agencies are judged on whether they have deployed intrusion prevention and antivirus technology.
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For instance, in the San Diego metro area, only 21997 percent of census tracts have a lead exposure risk of 26.3.
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Even after the dotcom bubble collapsed in the early 2000s, this decentralised activity continued unabated, for instance in the form of blogs.
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For instance, in the murky online world of white supremacism, the word "stormfront" refers to the largest online community of neo-Nazis.
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I'm not here to list every single instance in which I use 3D Touch, suffice to say I find it very convenient.
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Also cited in the report was an instance in which students in California brought "deportation letters" to school for their Latino classmates.
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For instance, in 1998, the Fed cut rates after the failure of Long Term Capital Management, helping to avoid a recession then.
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For instance, in most movies, when we're outside in nature, we would play birds and crickets and single crickets and single birds.
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For instance, in the final section, Lei's mother recalls being gifted a bike by her father upon her being accepted into university.
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For instance, in 2015, high BMI led to people worldwide living a total of 28.6 million years with a form of disability.
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There have been missteps — for instance, in April when Tesla dropped prices on its cars, some people who'd already bought Teslas protested.
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For instance, in parts of America, BP has cut the number of people monitoring wells by three-quarters, using mobile apps instead.
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For instance, in the late 1970s Pittsburgh raised the tax on land values to more than five times the rate on structures.
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For instance, in some of the world's poorest regions, "we have mothers dying on the table from postpartum hemorrhage," Dr. Raykar said.
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For instance, in her New York Times profile of Harding, Taffy Brodesser-Akner asks her what she makes of all our guilt.
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This is largely why Intel, for instance, in the early 1990s became the world's biggest chipmaker and stayed that way for decades.
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For instance, in the 2014 midterm elections, less than one-fifth of the 18- to 25-year-old demographic cast their votes.
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For instance, in order to accommodate smaller phones like the iPhone 5, a plastic adapter was included that was easy to misplace.
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For instance, in If I Ran the Zoo a white male is carried by three Asian characters as he holds a gun.
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For instance, in a 5.1 speaker setup, there's a channel for left, right, center, left surround, right surround, and low frequency speakers.
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For instance, in one 2012 case, an Alabama Court of Civil Appeals awarded a father custody of his five-year-old child.
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That marked just one instance in the debate in which Trump brought renewed aggression to some of his favorite campaign talking points.
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" For instance: In 1991 the University of Toronto revised its sexual harassment policy to include "creating an intimidating, hostile, or defensive environment.
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In one instance in 2009, US forces discovered a secret prison where 170 mostly Sunni Muslim detainees were being tortured and abused.
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He said for instance in the area of raw materials for coatings and adhesives there were interesting opportunities for bolt-on acquisitions.
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"It should enable us to assess better the impact of changes – for instance in technology – on retail banking business models," Bailey said.
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For instance, in Illinois, there are just 23 facilities capable of processing organic products, as compared to more than 900 conventional facilities.
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It was the second high-profile instance in the past week in which he said he was unable to describe Trump's views.
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Mrs May has also argued strongly against excessive immigration, for instance in a jarringly rabid speech to the 2015 Tory party conference.
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Laws, such as the Cybercrimes Act 2015, have been used to charge Melo, for instance, in 2016 for allegedly obstructing an investigation.
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For instance, in the TV show "The Big Bang Theory," it's difficult for scientist Sheldon Cooper to understand his waitress neighbor Penny.
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For instance, in January, about 210 percent of the people who downloaded the Lose It app were using it once a day.
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Toni What's a specific instance in which you think the exit polls are sending the public and journalists in the wrong direction?
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For instance, in the past it changed the News Feed to display fewer videos when a user's network connection speeds was slow.
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For instance, in an effort to differentiate itself, its newer Bolt DVR adopted an odd, angled shape that some found aesthetically displeasing.
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For instance, in 2012, Promontory hired Julie L. Williams, a former chief counsel of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
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The announcement marked the third major instance in which the Trump administration has sided with Israel and against Palestinians and Arab positions.
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It was latest instance in which he has raised the possibility of intervening in a legal matter handled by the executive branch.
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For instance, in the closing days of the race, the Republican Party sent out mailers to some Democratic voters in the state.
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"I don't remember any other instance in which a Senate office made that request" before a nomination was made, the official says.
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For instance, in Spain in the late 1970s, Adolfo Suárez, a former cabinet member during the Franco dictatorship, delivered Spain's current democracy.
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It is also a rare instance in which one of those being held — Mr. Liu, 20143 — was born in the United States.
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Mueller's team spoke with her in May 2018, and the interview is cited only in this one instance in the final report.
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For instance, in France, Google was fined $56.8 million in January for its shady obfuscation of how it processes its users' data.
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For instance, in the Grimm version, Cinderella's stepsisters chop off a toe and a slice of heel to fit in the slipper.
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It is the latest instance in which Mr. Trump has tapped an executive from corporate America for a high-level cabinet position.
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For instance, in Civiqs' latest poll, 31 percent of Sanders backers said Warren is their second choice, more than any other group.
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In one instance, in Game 1, he was put through the rinse cycle, futilely chasing Curry and whiffing on a block attempt.
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For instance, in December, Celmatix took on financing from Evotec, a German company focused on drug discovery and development for biotech companies.
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For instance, in February, he made the legal case in The Wall Street Journal for a pre-emptive strike on North Korea.
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For instance, in an email obtained by ProPublica, Sandoval kept tabs on the Apple project and reported back to Moskowitz and Sherman.
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For instance, in April, a Monmouth University poll found that only one percent of respondents didn't know who Biden and Sanders were.
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For instance, in July 2015, buyout firm Advent International bought a 30 percent stake in a subsidiary of Avianca Holdings SA AVT_p.
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According to the HRW report released last year, this case of anal testing in Kwale is the first reported instance in Kenya.
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For instance, in 2008, longline fishermen Christopher Johnston discovered a two-headed blue shark fetus during an expedition in the Indian Ocean.
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And for instance, in Western Europe, the replacement is just as much by black Africa as it is by Northern Islamic Africans.
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The U.S. and China, for instance, in 2015 signed a pact on a military hotline and rules governing air-to-air encounters.
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Even where the UN has declared sieges, for instance in Deir Ezzor, exactly who is responsible for cutting off residents is murky.
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For instance, in an important case concerning public sector unions, the justices simply issued a one-sentence order noting they were evenly divided.
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And the jury's decision is a rare instance in which a police officer was convicted of killing someone in the line of duty.
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For instance, in California, a person needs to demand payment from Equifax or explain why they haven't demanded payment before filing the form.
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For instance, in 2014, security expert Bryan Seely hijacked the phone numbers on Google Maps business listings for FBI and Secret Service offices.
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For instance, in August, Aurora announced it was starting production on a 1.2 million-square-foot facility, which will take months to build.
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In conservative parlance, it now refers to any instance in which the user of a social platform did not have a desired outcome.
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In the case of Air Canada's app, there was an instance in which the app sent the customer's credit card information completely unencrypted.
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Now you can run the software fabric as an instance in the cloud to backup, recover, replicate, archive, manage and analyse your data.
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For instance, in my office, I have an Onkyo receiver and standalone Onkyo amp that powers a pair of Definitive Technology bookshelf speakers.
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Alternatively, lithium comes from hard rock, for instance in Australia, but that can involve large amounts of waste rock and be energy-intensive.
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For instance, in people with Parkinson's disease, use of placebos has been shown to increase dopamine binding in certain regions of the brain.
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Mr Suri has big plans to use artificial intelligence to make Nokia more efficient, for instance in drafting offers to build smaller networks.
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For instance, in response to the women's liberation movement of the '60s and early '70s, there was a strong attack on Roe v.
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The thing is, there hasn't been a single verifiable instance in which someone was found to be poisoned by an Evolution Fresh product.
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He also cited another instance in which an industry representative dramatically rewrote municipal code that a working group had been refining for months.
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"The easiest one to use is where we basically create you a 100 per cent isolated instance in Amazon [Web Services]," says Halstead.
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Scope 3 emissions are caused when a company's products are used, for instance in steel-making or when they are shipped to customers.
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In the past, this led Mormons to lash out, including one instance in which Mormon militiamen killed 120 California-bound settlers in 1857.
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For instance, in the first Overwatch short, which tells Winston's backstory, there's a battle during which some glass in his lab is smashed.
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Prior to the vote there had been only one other instance in U.S. history of Congress holding a sitting cabinet official in contempt.
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For instance, in Corpus Christi, Trump thanked Abbott for his leadership, and appeared to get ahead of himself with the disaster still unfolding.
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For instance, in warning against America's becoming a "normal nation," Kagan wrote: Americans after 1920 managed to avoid global responsibility for two decades.
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For instance, in our research, bereaved AIDS caregivers whose partners had recently died still reported positive emotions such as gratitude, pride, and relief.
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It alleges another instance in February 2014 where the congressman spent $99 in campaign funds on golf shoes at Torrey Pines Golf Course.
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That's just one instance in which the GAO has found federal cybersecurity strategy to be extemporaneous and unclear, contributing to inadequate agency compliance.
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For instance, in the visible spectrum that we use to see, Proxima Centauri gives off 0.0056% as much as light as the Sun.
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He pointed to the ruling as another instance in which he was willing to apply the law without regard to his personal preference.
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According to CNN, the attack Wednesday was the first known instance in which US forces have destroyed equipment during the withdrawal from Syria.Rep.
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And they highlighted an instance in Indiana in which a sex offender was reportedly caught playing the game with a 16-year-old.
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In one instance, in 2018, a woman who used contaminated water in her neti pot died after contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba.
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For instance, in March, he had to apologize for a joke he made on a podcast in 2015 about sexually assaulting his cat.
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For instance, in its partnership with Microsoft, the two plan to test out health offerings, including 12 pilot "digital health corners" in stores.
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The April strikes marked the second instance in which Trump ordered a missile strike on Syrian regime targets following a chemical weapons attack.
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To us, this seemed an instance in which animation isn't merely an enhancement or an "extra" tacked onto a story to attract eyeballs.
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For instance, in Safari and Photos, it presents thumbnails of open tabs and photos that are so tiny you can barely recognize them.
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For instance, in "Duke Energy's Dan River I" (2014), one's attention is drawn to the rippling surface of a river's presumably fouled waters.
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For instance, in August 280, 2000,000 cases of heatstroke were reported, and more than 1,000 of the sufferers died within a few days.
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The case was a rare instance in which European antitrust authorities have passed on an opportunity to act against an American technology giant.
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For instance, in 2007, Clem interviewed porn actress Stormy Daniels and openly spoke to her about her alleged sexual liaisons with Donald Trump.
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When you keep the pace of what I did, for instance, in a row, I didn't have time to see necessarily the links.
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But he did not recall another instance in which a passenger had boarded the wrong plane and was not discovered until after takeoff.
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Transit officials count any instance in which a train runs more than five minutes behind, or misses a scheduled stop, as a delay.
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The most obvious instance in "Tootsie" is "What's Gonna Happen," a showstopping patter number for Michael's ex-girlfriend, the neurotic Sandy (Sarah Stiles).
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He recounted a recent instance in which a New York curator asked him if his work had any relationship to Black Lives Matter.
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For instance, in the Town of Hempstead in Nassau — population 760,000 — voters upended things by ousting the Republican incumbent and electing Laura Gillen.
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For instance, in Ohio he was paying tribute to famous native sons — William McKinley, Ulysses Grant, the Wright brothers and astronaut Neil Armstrong.
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And they had to hold it in a community space that was open to the public — not, for instance, in someone's private home.
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The Mets are likely to extend a qualifying offer to Walker, which could yield a rare instance in which a player accepts one.
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For instance, in the Marc Selwyn Fine Art booth, Hannah Wilke's glazed white porcelain sculptures challenge abstraction and femininity as two irreconcilable positions.
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No children or adolescents died from the virus, and there was only one instance in which a child transmitted SARS to another person.
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For instance, in a March 2017 email, Lloyd described a trip to a Texas shelter and referenced his conversation with one pregnant teenager.
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This matchup was just the second instance in NHL history featuring two teams carrying a winning streak of at least seven consecutive games.
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It resulted, for instance, in improved efficiency, navigational safety and wetlands protection at a major container terminal at the Port of Mobile, Ala.
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It was the second instance in which authorities said fetal or infant remains were improperly kept at a Detroit funeral home this month.
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I cited his admission that he was working through his homophobia as another instance in which he'd admitted he was slow to change.
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But on Thursday morning, a new video surfaced showing a third instance in which Trudeau was wearing makeup to darken his skin tone.
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Peck is famous for challenging himself, but "America" represents an instance in which even he had to spend time drumming up some nerve.
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" McConnell details one instance in which he thought Reid went too far: In 2007, Reid declared that the war in Iraq was "lost.
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These figures would grow if Switzerland was granted broader EU market access, for instance in financial services or the fledgling common electricity market.
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There're another instance in which where Mueller surfaced incriminating information about someone, but handed off the investigation to elsewhere in the Justice Department.
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The department cited only one instance in U.S. history - in 1866 - in which a non-Senate confirmed person was named acting attorney general.
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In any case, this was one instance in which an artificial intelligence routine was actually more helpful than the White House press secretary:
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In one instance in a Massachusetts prison, a man with a gunshot wound was denied physical therapy while in isolation, worsening his condition.
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For instance, in May, North Korean agents in China killed a pastor who had been helping North Korean defectors escape to the South.
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For instance, in order to compete, the official rules state one must be a "natural born" woman, which means transgender women need not apply.
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It's also worth noting the one death from cryptosporidiosis came in the sole instance in which the parasite was transmitted in a hospital setting.
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For instance, in the UK, people have a guaranteed right to housing by the government, and the bot typically helps them file claim letters.
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They are still far bigger and have a technological edge, for instance in specialised chips to crunch reams of data for artificial-intelligence services.
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In one instance in 2011, for example, sales representatives allegedly submitted fake receipts for about $8,100 as part of their employee expense reimbursement requests.
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For instance, in spring there is a high concentration of tree pollen in the air, in summer, grass pollen, and in the fall, ragweed.
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So, here's another style milestone to add to the list (and yet another instance in which we somehow find ourselves envying a toddler's wardrobe).
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Mr Pil's team has been making deals as small as $100m, for instance in small solar farms; large-deal opportunities remain rare, he says.
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For instance, in one experiment, participants were randomly assigned to spend either $5 or $20 on a gift for themselves, someone else, or charity.
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Kansas, for instance, in September approved new fees for customers with solar panels on their roofs; a utility in Montana has proposed something similar.
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For instance, in 2013, she got Trump's future National Security Adviser John Bolton to record a video message on gun rights for her group.
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For instance, in June 2018, Musk sent a pair of e-mails around to all Tesla employees urging them to find and stop turncoats.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, for instance, in early January made comments that he said were misinterpreted that nonetheless coincided with a dollar sell-off.
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But this is far from the only instance in which major social media platforms have been accused of political censorship toward right-leaning content.
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I can think of no other similar instance in the history of the FBI where it provided such a service to a political candidate.
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For instance, in a hypothetical project for researching wildfire adaptation in California, these members would recruit wildfire experts to advise local leaders in California.
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Yet, in an era when political pressures tend to trample economic arguments, the report was the rare recent instance in which economics trumped politics.
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Policy, for instance in the form of a price on carbon dioxide, would prompt a reorganization of economic activity towards cleaner sources of energy.
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Ms. Morgan's application was the second instance in less than two years that the commission had rejected an atheist license plate, Mr. Katskee said.
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For instance, in April, the Trump administration fired missiles at an airbase in Syria to respond to that country's barbarous use of chemical weapons.
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For instance, in 2010, a comparison between Israel and Jordan found the former got about 2.8 million in tourists, compared with Jordan's 4.5 million.
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The climb and frenzy that followed were also the latest instance in which Trump Tower has starred in a noteworthy role during the campaign.
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For instance, in Kenya, M-Kopa is addressing the demand for energy in off-grid locations, a major issue in the country's rural areas.
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For instance, in a study of self-reported conscientiousness in 56 countries, it was the Japanese, Chinese and Korean respondents who rated themselves lowest.
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Huxley, for instance, in a Brave New World explored the idea of this perfect world and realized of course that they are never perfect.
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For instance, in Fences they see a garbage man, a person they don't really look at, although they see a garbage man every day.
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For instance, in a 2015 survey taken by the American Society of News Editors, the majority of participating newspapers had no Latinos on staff.
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For instance, in experiments in preschool and elementary school classrooms, teachers were instructed to make a bigger deal of gender than they typically would.
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A DNA testing company might be more interested, for instance, in financing studies that discover sellable genetic markers rather than open-ended, basic research.
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It's an awkward family photograph, but also poignant as a rare instance in which Demourelle is able to stand together with his family members.
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For instance, in the classic Ebbinghaus illusion seen below, the orange circles are the same size, but the left one looks a lot smaller.
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As to Mr. Giuliani's argument that the second "period no space" instance in his original tweet didn't create a similar link, that's because Helsinki.
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Some counterterrorism experts were also asking whether Friday's explosion was another instance in which the police overseas had mishandled tips about a possible attack.
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It was yet another instance in which Mexico has sought to clamp down on Central American migrant caravans arriving at its border with Guatemala.
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In his view, touch is the primary moral experience: it is morality as we experience it in the first instance in the actual world.
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Aside from one mild instance in the mid-1990s, the headline jobless rate has not jumped without an actual downturn in recent business cycles.
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In turn, companies, governments and other groups can buy these credits to offset their own emissions, for instance in pursuit of carbon-neutral pledges.
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And the resistance of some Republicans to Mr. Trump's trade agenda could create a rare instance in which he needs the support of Democrats.
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For instance, in the week of October 2-9, the RNC spent $1.3 million on anti-impeachment advertising focused on 14 Democratic House freshmen.
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The President's comments were also the latest instance in which he has accepted the denial of an autocratic leader like Kim at face value.
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For instance, in 2007, there were multiple sell-offs related to a weak real estate market, and tons of bad subprime and regular loans.
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For instance, in a settlement last year, the SEC ordered Credit Suisse and one of its advisors to reimburse clients more than $2 million.
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For instance, in North Korea in the '90s, famine killed millions of people: "I had to look for food all the time," she says.
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So for instance, in Parkinson's Disease, we will consent people for individual-level data, so that data could be shared with Michael J. Fox.
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But if (as seems likely) al-Afri is dead, this will be yet another instance in which ISIS's No. 2 official has been killed.
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For instance, in one 2013 study, researchers looked at changes in Google search trends related to sex and relationships over a five-year period.
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For instance, in India, Xiaomi still relies heavily on Flipkart, and Amazon India, and its own online store for selling its smartphones and other products.
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For instance, in her testimony, Tituba said that women have a predisposition towards sin and that as a slave, she had an obligation towards servitude.
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For instance, in a March 2014 speech, Sessions called for increased sanctions against Russia to punish it for its aggressive actions in Ukraine and Georgia.
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In other words, the government may have collected records on other journalists already but this is just the first known instance in the Trump era.
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In one instance, in the Shejaiya neighborhood of Gaza City, Palestinians appeared to try to cross the fence and Israeli soldiers responded with live fire.
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What they're saying: Republicans raised concerns about a recent instance in which certain conservatives were not included in the auto-fill feature of Twitter's search.
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For instance, in 2016, conservative Brazilian politicians succeeded in impeaching center-leftist President Dilma Rousseff from the Workers' Party (known by its Brazilian initials, PT).
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It would be the second instance in the last two years of this sort, where a researcher's effort to help the state triggers hacking accusations.
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For instance, in the United States, many retirees move to Southern states where the sun always shines but their family and friends are far away.
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De la Huerta told Vanity Fair Thursday that in one instance in 2010, Weinstein raped her after giving her a ride home from a bar.
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For instance, in 2015, the Yankees' spending far exceeded the $189 league-mandated threshold, and they were therefore forced to pay $26.1 million in penalties.
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We have the top four channels, for instance in America with women, with HGTV, Food, ID, and TLC, and number one for women with Oprah.
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Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach told CNN there was nothing wrong, for instance, in conducting examinations at the port of entry of potential immigrants.
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Literally, there is no instance in which a guard is looking out for a prisoner because he has his or her best interest at heart.
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As the theory's more straightforward predictions were put to use, for instance in electronics, quantum mechanics gained a reputation for being counterintuitive, even downright spooky.
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For instance, in Wayne County — a 20203% black area where Detroit sits — Obama got nearly 22020,211 more votes in 22016 than Clinton did in 2016.
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For instance, in tandem with a password and single-use token, their home Internet Protocol (IP) address or home phone number could authenticate registered voters.
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For instance, in the U.S., it is very common to have maps that have a relatively low level of detail even at a medium zoom.
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"The company anticipates higher costs in the remainder of the current year, for instance in the areas of wages, business rates and repairs," Martin said.
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For instance, in Washington DC, one hospital charges $115,000 for putting a patient on a ventilator, while another hospital charged $85033,000 for the same service.
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In my own life, I can't think a single instance in which I wouldn't at least want the option of not picking up a call.
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For instance, in their view, the virtue of school vouchers was not the free-market approach to education but rather the empowerment of black parents.
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House Democratic Caucus Chairman Xavier Becerra said on Wednesday it was only the latest instance in which legislation with bipartisan backing fell short on funding.
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In interviews — and, in one instance, in a letter to prosecutors — jurors have questioned why the police and prosecutors would so aggressively pursue troubled addicts.
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For instance, in one episode, Tim wants to take his sons to a basketball game instead of allowing them to learn ballet with their mother.
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For instance, in 2014, the Bureau's associate director, David Silberman, asked the Center's president, Mike Calhoun, for some of the group's work on payday lending.
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For instance, in Kansas, a state that Trump carried by more than 85033 points, Democrat Laura Kelly defeated Republican Kris Kobach in 2018, Harrison said.
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While I sympathize mightily with the family in this instance, in no way can they rationally expect allergen-free environments outside of their own home.
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For instance, in the early going of Albert Tumenov versus Lorenz Larkin, Tumenov was moving forwards, cutting the cage, and placing Larkin along the fence.
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For instance, in response to Bakke, many selective universities shifted from straightforward numerical approaches to admission to the more opaque "holistic review" of individual applicants.
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For instance, in the book, Tish goes into greater detail about how she and Fonny met as kids and the fight that brought them together.
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Take Zara, for instance: In one store, you can find everything — from dresses and shoes, to jewelry and handbags — and that can be stressful sometimes.
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"I cannot think of an instance in recent political history when the City Council negotiated with Albany on behalf of the city," Mr. Lasher said.
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But the process is usually closely held, making Dr. Dodd's lawsuit a rare instance in which private grievances are being aired in the public domain.
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For instance, in 2012 Iran used cyber tools to wipe and render useless 35,000 computers at Saudi Aramco, one of the world's biggest oil companies.
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It's a worldview personified richly, for instance, in the business mogul Renata (Laura Dern), whose bulldozer personality is founded on a deep fear of falling.
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In just one instance, in October 22016, Saudi warplanes dropped a 14.53-pound laser-guided bomb that killed at least 214.5 people attending a funeral.
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For instance, in Mike Maden's recent contribution to the series, "Tom Clancy: Point of Contact," Ryan has shaved his beard in favor of a mustache.
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For instance, in the handbook, there's a passage that describes the female uterus as the "place with the highest mortality rate" and stuff like that.
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In the instance in Florida, the report stated, Russian officers sent more than 120 "spearphishing" emails to election officials in Florida counties in November 2016.
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But there was one instance in which Mr. Bulger was stabbed by another inmate while he was being held at a federal prison in Arizona.
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But the experts said they could think of no instance in which a prosecutor stepped aside from a case in circumstances similar to Mr. Sessions's.
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It was a rare instance in which two people, who at least appeared to be exposed to the same algorithm and could easily compare notes.
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But for Mr. Pence, the visit to Doonbeg was only the most recent instance in which he or his relatives have patronized Mr. Trump's businesses.
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For instance, in Washington, DC, the Sex Worker Advocates Coalition has been a critical backer of legislation in the DC Council to decriminalize sex work.
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So, for instance, in Singapore, AI, we focus it on a few areas, like financial services, logistics, transportations, areas that we are already known for.
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For instance, in March 2019, Hyundai Motor Group introduced a digital key that allows drivers to unlock and start their cars using a smartphone app.
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Trump's comment is often cited by his critics as an instance in which his campaign colluded in plain sight with the Russian election meddling effort.
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For instance, in the futures market, the price of U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude has grown closer to Brent, at about $63 per barrel Tuesday.
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The apology issued by Mr. Kalanick on Tuesday is the first instance in which he has admitted significant problems with his hard-charging leadership style.
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" For instance, in a slide titled "Off-topic for this session," the first point underneath that heading reads: "Debating whether bias exists at your organization.
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For instance, in March 2017, health-focused division Verily invested in Freenome, a start-up developing a blood test to detect cancer, as CNBC reported.
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Sikka's resignation is the second major instance in the past year where Indian promoters have wielded control over the company after handing over the reigns.
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So, for instance, in terms of social impact, everybody believes that this revolution is going to bring-, to lead to greater stability, and greater equality.
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This is just one instance in which Hatch resorts to melodrama when the stories of the outbreak are already sufficiently surreal and very often tragic.
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I can't think of a single instance in 40 years where an environmental organization wrote a letter and was able to radically change environmental policy.
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For instance, in Tokyo's robot restaurant, a top tourist haunt, diners can eat alongside dancing machines — which of course isn't representative of daily Japanese life.
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In one instance, in 2007, Warnig helped broker crucial backing from Rosneft for a consortium that was bidding for Yukos' Dutch assets in an auction.
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For instance, in the 18th century, French physician Philippe Pinel gave medical support to eradicating monasteries, as their religious devotions could be classified as hysteria.
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For instance, in much of the Middle East (and in many African countries), most people don't have bank accounts or access to lines of credit.
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For instance, in 2013, Adam Wainwright of the St. Louis Cardinals dropped a full run off his E.R.A. in his second year back from the surgery.
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One London-based lawyer says he knows of an instance in which a British arbitrator flew out to west Africa to deal with a commercial dispute.
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For instance, in Missouri, the highest tax rate of 5.9 percent applies to income of $9,072 or more for both single and married couples filing jointly.
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They were surprised, for instance, in 2007 when she voted in favor of Judge Leslie Southwick a nominee of George W. Bush for the 5th Circuit.
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For instance, in 2011 he collected blood from celebrities for use in his art, and later drenched his studio, Lindsay Lohan, and other performers in it.
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For instance, in 2016, MS patients in high-deductible plans paid $661 a month, compared with $246 a month for those not in high-deductible plans.
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Atatiana's death poses yet another instance in which a battered community is haunted by the ghosts of injustice left behind by our country's broken "justice" system.
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So for instance in Singapore, when we noticed that many of our customers preferred spicy food, we introduced the spicy Chickenjoy right away in Singapore market.
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Industry experts rave about the "Australian model", for instance, in which proceeds from privatisations of ports and roads go towards new hospitals, schools and so on.
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The big five platform companies—Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft—earned $93bn last year and have high market shares, for instance in search and advertising.
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For instance, in the case of Syria's civil war, footage of the conflict is one of the only ways to prove when human rights violations occur.
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For instance, in some of the meetings cables would not fit from a computer into a screen or there were not any batteries in a device.
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For instance, in one situation, Google Lens thought a shoe was a Picasso painting, only because it momentarily got confused about the location of the objects.
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At least, that's what many state supreme courts have found, for instance in the case of bakers and florists who refuse to service same-sex weddings.
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For instance, in the last decade alone, support for same-sex marriage has gone from 37 percent to 62 percent among Americans in public opinion polls.
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Many American states allow testing but require a person to be in the car, as happened in this instance, in the event that anything goes wrong.
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For instance, in one memory, a younger version of the old man is looking intently at the sea, while his daughter pulls at him for attention.
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For instance, in sharp contrast to positions outlined by Hillary Clinton and vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine, Trump promises to eliminate most gun and ammunition regulations.
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The alleged move away from the Royal Foundation is just the latest instance in which Meghan and Harry are distancing themselves from their more conservative counterparts.
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I felt I spent far too long, for instance, in an area with a very tedious and not at all challenging puzzle involving light and perspective.
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For instance, in Twitter's example, a user explains that a tweet that sounds like a violent threat was actually a joking reference to a video game.
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For instance, "in exposed tissues, alcohol is converted into acetaldehyde, a chemical that can cause mutations in DNA, which can potentially lead to cancer," Lin said.
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For instance, in Alzheimer's disease, high levels of these histone deacetylases (HDACs for short) have been found in the parts of the brain that regulates memory.
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For instance, in 2009, Russia's energy provider Gazprom cut natural gas exports to Europe, leading to higher prices in Ukraine and shortages in different European countries.
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He added that Australia might now look for other, smaller defense contracts to open up to Japan, for instance in sonar systems, missile defense or cybersecurity.
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For instance, in an October 2017 poll, 69 percent of Democrats said that the country hasn't gone far enough in granting women equal rights with men.
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That means that all the Fox local sports networks could be rebranded as ESPN Dallas, ESPN Chicago, and ESPN Oklahoma City (for instance) in the future.
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For instance, in one study, about 15% of people with schizophrenia had committed violent crimes, as compared to 4% of a group of people without schizophrenia.
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For instance, in a photograph of a contrail broken by a gap, chemtrails supporters say the gap is proof the spraying was turned on and off.
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For instance, in addition to training the police and military, this funding sought to strengthen trade and transportation, professionalize the civil service, and improve fiscal accountability.
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For instance, in some states you can freely share pictures of your completed mail-in ballot but taking photos in or around polling places is disallowed.
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A recent example, Khan says, is an instance in a school where a four-year-old Muslim boy drew a picture of his father chopping cucumbers.
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For instance, in Bolivia and Mozambique, women are well-represented in government (relatively speaking) yet their health outcomes are significantly below average for their respective regions.
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For instance, in December 2017 Bloomberg launched TicToc, a social news network native to Twitter — one of the first instances of a legacy publisher doing so.
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For instance, in context, Ms. Palmieri's "Take the money!!" doesn't sound so bad — it looks like a quick, half-cheeky way to end an overlong discussion.
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In one such instance in 2014, a judge in Maryland ordered a deputy to shock a defendant who continued to talk after being told to stop.
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I once interviewed Congressman Joaquin Castro and he admitted to one instance in which the two of them had switched places to accommodate a tight schedule.
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For instance, in 1999, when transporting a flock of rescued emus, some escaped and Exotic handled the situation by shooting at least six of the birds.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Tuesday about record heat waves around the world this year referred incorrectly to an instance in which Riaz Soomro's father fell ill.
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The FAA's UAS Identification and Tracking Aviation Rulemaking Committee (ARC), for instance, in 2017 developed recommendations for remote ID that helped inform the FAA's proposed rule.
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We'll probably never know, but Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg are trying to avoid another instance in the future where that might even be a question.
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We get a big dose of Ms. Churchill's withering sarcasm, for instance, in a scene between a vicar (Rob Campbell) and his servant (Mikéah Ernest Jennings).
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The numbers can be fractions; for instance, in Polk County, which includes Des Moines, Bernie Sanders received 106.88 state delegate equivalents based on the initial results.
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In one instance, in 2006, the improper storage led to a fire that released 3,200 pounds of volatile organic compounds and other pollutants into the air.
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The bill therefore could be a rare instance in which Congress acts against high drug prices, something the public rates as a top priority in polls.
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For instance, in the ground floor lobby of a mixed-use building in the downtown business district, many shops don't have windows, locks — or even doors.
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The Cuban Missile Crisis, for instance, in 1962, did not change the hands of the clock, which at the time stood at seven minutes to midnight.
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Buttigieg, however, has recently shown greater strength in individual states, polling at 20 percent, for instance, in an Iowa poll released Thursday by Iowa State University.
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For instance, in many countries women are expected to continue to care for others throughout disaster recovery, even as they face lack of food and water.
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For instance, in its Figo hatchback that sells for as little as 600,13 rupees ($8,200), Ford used imported floormats that cost more than locally sourced ones.
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For instance, in 43 the festival is hosting a special screening commemorating the 20th anniversary of The Blair Witch Project, which premiered at Sundance in 1999.
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For instance, in the course of the investigation M. Tannery recognized that on an average at the Paris Telegraph Bureau 40,000 despatches were held back daily.
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The play starts off by providing the audience with a dramatic scene from what might be a historical instance in the operation of the Underground Railroad.
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For instance, in 2013, she filed a trademark lawsuit against the museum in the old courthouse, challenging its ability to sell, among other things, "Mockingbird"-themed items.
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For instance, in our NBC News/Marist poll of Florida earlier this summer, the president's rating was divided among Latinos — 40 percent approved to 443 percent disapproved.
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For instance, in a phone call with Fox & Friends on Election Day, Trump said he was proud of Tiffany "to a lesser extent" than his adult children.
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For instance, in Flixxo, a decentralized streaming service, users can earn FLIXX tokens by sharing their free disk space and bandwidth to host content on the network.
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For instance, in the old Flipboard, if you set up a "topic" like technology, you saw essentially the same content as everyone else who chose that topic.
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That's according to findings published by security researcher Bob Diachenko who located an open and unprotected MongoDB instance in late December which contained 202,730,434 "very detailed" records.
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They are "busy trying to shake as many hands as possible," noted Priess, who even recalled one instance in which a candidate turned the initial briefing down.
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In one instance, in June 2016, two directors nominated by the Trusts left a Tata Sons board meeting for nearly an hour to confer with Mr Tata.
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For instance, in the case of ordering food, it could allow you to compare delivery times and prices for the same restaurant across DoorDash, Seamless and GrubHub.
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It would have been wiser for Democrats to hold their fire here and save the filibuster for an instance in which it might have made a difference.
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For instance, in 1914 in London in the United Kingdom there was a march from Bow to Trafalgar Square in support of women's suffrage, explains IWD's website.
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For instance, in 2013, the Obama administration mandated that copies of research conducted through federal agencies must be uploaded to free repositories within 12 months of publishing.
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For instance, in a landmark study published two years ago, neuroscientists trained people in "loving kindness" meditation, a contemplative practice focusing on building people's care for others.
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For instance, in 2016, Musk said a Tesla could drive itself (without a human driver) from Los Angeles to New York City by the end of 2017.
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For instance, in addition to specific goals like a $1/share increase, challenge them on softer things, such as improving the net promoter score from your customers.
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Can you think of a single instance in business where ignoring the future to meet the immediate needs of the present was a smart long-term strategy?
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For instance, in 1997 hundreds of thousands of men who were members of the Promise Keepers, a Christian men's organization that champions conservative values, marched on Washington.
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For instance, in a scene set in Istanbul, there are little signs on the doors that say "Istanbul" and framed photos of Istanbul landmarks on the walls.
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For instance, in April 2017 he threatened to "kill everyone in the house" and in June, he implied he was going to kill himself ... according to docs.
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For instance in the last week, China reversed a new rule on circuit breakers that had brought stocks to a complete halt after just minutes of trading.
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For instance, in one paper, published last year in Psychiatry Research, scientists found that participants who ate more fermented foods were less likely to have social anxiety.
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This week's Indian retaliatory strike in Balakot, Pakistan represents just the third instance in history that a nuclear power has hit another nuclear power with conventional forces.
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For instance, in February it published in the journal "Nature Communications" the results of a study that looked at the genetic markers for being a morning person.
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These started in differences in forecasts — for instance, in what will be Greece's primary surplus — to ultimate key decisions, such as how further debt restructuring should work.
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China has repeatedly expressed concern about fighting along the border that has occasionally spilled into its territory, for instance in 2015, when five people died in China.
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He told us about an instance in which a patient came to the CVS MinuteClinic at a HealthHub more than two years after being diagnosed with diabetes.
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And it's easy to understand why: In virtually every instance in the negotiations, the U.S. has preferred less-stringent constraints on corporations to the EU's tougher stances.
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And we are not aware of any instance in which the inspector general has not received the information he sought because of the restrictions in those laws.
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The only instance in which "women" are mentioned in his plan is in a graphic detailing the rates at which women and children are raped in Brazil.
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For instance, in the case of the fraud claims, even though the company cut the back-end systems in half, the process can still be simplified further.
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"What we can do with that, for instance, in about eight hours, we can take off and we can map the entire state of California," Patterson said.
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He cited an instance in which they submitted a memo to the deputy secretary of defense without first showing it to the Office of the General Counsel.
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For instance, in February, 248 residents of Stockton, California, received the first of 252 guaranteed monthly income payments of $21 through a city-led guaranteed income initiative.
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It also represents another instance in which the Republican Trump, a businessman who promised to shake up Washington, took a completely different direction than his Democratic predecessor.
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For instance, in India, a 5.53 law required hospitals to obtain so many licenses before each shipment of morphine that many stopped using the drug at all.
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For instance: In Indiana, one rural health member relayed to the national association that two staff members are quarantined, while the hospital is running low on money.
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And it seemed logical to do that because I am the administrative person in the family — taking the lead, for instance, in the logistics of the move.
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Kay's comments were the second instance in a little more than a year of someone affiliated with the Yankees criticizing a player's desire to return from injury.
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Trump added that both the Canadian and Mexican borders are being treated equally in this instance, in terms of the actions taken to limit cross-border travel.
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At his urging, for instance, in 1973 the Met acquired 20003 Chinese paintings dating from the 11th to 14th centuries from Mr. Wang, a New York collector.
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For instance, in one study, subjects wore a T-shirt showing someone with whom they were happy to be associated, such as Bob Marley or the Rev.
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For instance, in 22018, the dubbing process alone for a film took around six to eight weeks; these days, Netflix demands dubbing turnaround times of mere days.
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That's driven in large part by where the Trump administration has been making changes, for instance in the way the US pays for kidney care, she said.
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Their first meeting this season was just the second instance in NHL history featuring two teams carrying an active winning streak of at least seven consecutive games.
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For instance, in Charleston, South Carolina, county officials have created a communal database that aggregates information from courts, the county jail, and numerous local law enforcement agencies.
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The crimes in question include 23 felonies, 10 homicides, two rapes and an instance in which two officers were shot in the line of duty, he said.
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For instance, in September, after a strike on a Saudi Arabian oil production facility attributed to Iran, prices for Brent crude jumped 14 percent in a day.
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For instance, in 214, Tony Blair and the Labour Party dramatically increased cash benefits for families with children in the UK. But it wasn't a standalone initiative.
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For instance, in the past four days, CBP has seen infants with fevers of 105 degrees and a 2-year-old suffering from seizures in the desert.
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For instance, in my darkest grief for my brother — my first loss of an immediate family member — I couldn't write, but, thankfully, I somehow managed to photograph.
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"I remember vividly at Stanford, and it's happened here as well, having three African American women in my office hours, for instance, in this class," he recalled.
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For instance, in the magazine on the circus story, there are pictures of trapeze artists and that kind of thing, that were done perfectly for the magazine.
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Among them is an instance in which a man -- with "a criminal record a mile long" -- was accused of aggravated assault against a police officer, he said.
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For instance, in 1944, a shipment of gold coins were picked up by a U.S. naval vessel in South Africa, bound for delivery to a Polish bank.
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For instance, in 1999, Tony Blair and the Labour Party dramatically increased cash benefits for families with children in the UK. But it wasn't a standalone initiative.
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For instance, in California's massive agriculture industry, upwards of 30 percent of workers are undocumented, according to the Center for the Study of Immigrant Integration at USC.
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This is only the latest instance in what has been a scourge of misinformation and fraud spreading across social media, though previously Instagram had seemed more insulated.
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For instance, in Death of a Salesman, the relationship that exists between Willy Loman and his son Biff is a very complex relationship to be explored psychologically.
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At his hospital, which has a Taser program, there is extensive training and officers must report each instance in which he or she displays or deploys a weapon.
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"There's really no instance in which a positive or negative test would stop further follow-up," Dr. Michael S. Phillips, an infectious-disease specialist at NYU Langone, said.
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For instance, in March it signed an exclusive deal with medical record technology provider Allscripts to make it easier for doctors to book Lyft rides for their patients.
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He told the paper he clashed with Munno on several occasions, including one instance in which he orchestrated a week-long strike in protest of lab safety equipment.
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For instance, in the 753s the steel industry and other consumers were permitted to mine coal for their own use, which led to an infamous scandal, called "Coalgate".
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For instance, in 21, French physicists worked out a theoretical model for the exact mechanism for how soap bubbles form when jets of air hit a soapy film.
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For instance, in 1978, Senator Richard Proxmire awarded the nascent project his infamous Golden Fleece Award, for wasting government funds on what he considered a useless, futile endeavor.
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For instance, in my recent research, I showed that it is possible to accurately predict when one community in the Reddit online platform will attack/harass/troll another.
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For instance, in Brussels, the sighting of two men wearing gloves, walking together, with similar luggage, in proximity to a third, possibly disguised man, might have rung alarms.
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One of the biggest points of contention has been over the claim that much activity of tech firms — for instance, in online advertising — is not actually being taxed.
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For instance in German, words are a lot longer than in English, and Canva also had to make sure their range of fonts work with all different accents.
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For instance, in December of last year — long before lines of families were waiting outside the Nogales crossing — 1,036 families came to Tucson ports of entry seeking asylum.
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But this column is a rare instance in which he's critical in such public a setting — like the opinion pages of a newspaper the president knows and despises.
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For instance, in Pennsylvania's 18th district, which will host an increasingly competitive special election in March, Trump's popularity has led Republicans to believe he could be an asset.
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In one instance in late 2016, she says, when she and Glantz were alone together in a dimly lit room, Glantz described an orgy scene from a movie.
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In one instance, in 2007, Warnig helped broker crucial backing from Rosneft for a consortium including Renaissance Capital that was bidding for Yukos' Dutch assets in an auction.
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Ahead, she shares an excerpt from her book that looks back on one instance in which her lack of legal status had a great impact on her life.
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Union Investment's Schaefer said the two companies could be forced to sell some assets to win regulatory approval of a merger, for instance in Brazil, Germany and Canada.
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For instance, in September, the bank said customer visits with branch bankers were down 10 percent year-over-year, and consumer checking account openings were down 25 percent.
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" While Chan doesn't discuss his relationship to Etta in the book, the Rush Hour star does make mention of an instance in which he hit his son "once.
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For instance, in "Telegraph Ave," Glover depicts what seems to be a romantic vacation...until the rapper is hit by a car and remerges as a tentacled monster.
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A recent piece published in Marie Claire highlighted yet another instance in which the 70-year-old tycoon proved to be an egomaniac when it comes to women.
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For instance, in 60 and 22016, nearly 1083 million people on Facebook actually shared Russian propaganda content, with similar numbers of likes garnered, and millions of comments generated.
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For instance, in one scene a character looks into a mirror, which begins to vibrate in synch with the bass of the haunting music of Lana Del Rey.
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Now, like in banking where you have "white" or fully-legal banking, you have "white" or fully-legal sport betting, particularly in Europe, or for instance in Australia.
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For instance, in 2009, when an 11-seed, three 12-seeds, and a 733-seed all made it to the second round, POTUS picked zero of those winners.
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Peru's business community cheered the decision to grant the construction license, seeing it as a rare instance in which a mining project derailed by protests might be revived.
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For instance, in New York City's borough of Staten Island, only three official locations have Metrocard vending machines to serve the roughly half-million people who live there.
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Rather, digital humans on social media represent the first instance in which fictional entities act in the same plane of communication as you and I — regular people — do.
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For instance, in New York, you have to show that you earned at least $1,900 in one calendar quarter in the base period before applying for the benefit.
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For instance, in this puzzle, I included "Lethal edge?" as a clue for ELL, "It has a moving lexicon, briefly" for ASL, and "Groups in quarters?" for OCTETS.
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The episode was the second instance in which it became clear that Trump has a strong preference for doctors who will attest to his super-human physical condition.
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For instance, in 2008, Google's deputy general counsel testified before a Senate subcommittee that the United States government should make the matter a central issue in trade talks.
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The sentencing of Mr. Skelos was the second instance in 10 days in which a former senior New York lawmaker was sent to prison for abusing his office.
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One type of jelly for instance, in the genus Solmissus, was observed feasting on at least 22 different types of prey, from krill to worms to other jellyfish.
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And the president's request for China to follow suit marked yet another instance in which he's urged a foreign power to launch an inquiry into a political rival.
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Clinton characterized corruption as a matter of individual intent, calling on Sanders to name an instance in which she's changed her mind at the behest of her benefactors.
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For instance: In the past, it may have made sense for people who itemize deductions to claim more allowances on their W-4 and have less tax withheld.
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The only instance in which bipartisanship broke down was during the confirmation of Jim BridenstineJames (Jim) Frederick BridenstineMaking space exploration cool again In-space refueling vs heavy lift?
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All living presidents and first ladies come together Bush's state funeral marked a rare instance in which all living presidents and first ladies were in the same room.
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So, for instance, in the 48th District race, Democrats pressured three of their eight candidates on the ballot to withdraw, so the Democratic vote would be less divided.
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The latest bird flu outbreak in Joetsu City in Niigata prefecture marks the second instance in the prefecture and the third in Japan in less than a week.
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For instance, in Douglas's video, Verloc's pornographic shop becomes a movie theatre playing art films with strong sexual content, such as Bernardo Bertolucci's iconic Last Tango in Paris.
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For instance, in this sequence from 1964's Mary Poppins, where Dick Van Dyke dances with some penguins, the camera moves horizontally, but the perspective remains the same.
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Mr. Mattis mentioned one possible instance in which troops might act: defending a border agent who was hit by a rock, and detaining the migrant who threw it.
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For instance, in her famous essay on pornography Sontag weaves theoretical constructions for so long that they often seem to fall far from anything that resembles verifiable experience.
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The victories are expected to allow Iran's more moderate political factions to ignore or ease some social restrictions enforced by Shiite Muslim clerics, for instance in organizing concerts.
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Still, as Mueller has shown -- for instance in surprise indictments and plea deals last year -- no one outside his investigation can accurately assess his intentions or its scope.
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What we see, for instance, in "The Triumph of the Will" (thanks, in good measure, to Leni Riefenstahl's perverse genius), is people experiencing a sort of collective ecstasy.
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For instance, in 2015, 57 percent of Indonesians who finished primary school went on to continue their studies, compared with 40 percent in 2002, according to government figures.
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For instance, in 2120, the Lions scored on the last play of regulation to pull within a point versus the Titans, and chose overtime rather than a deuce try.
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In one instance in 2008, an NSA internal newsletter boasted of the Anarchist program successfully collecting video from the cockpit of an Israeli F-16 fighter, the report said.
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For instance, in early 2016, parts were stacking up in ill-organized boxes alongside the Model X line, according to people who worked in the factory in Fremont, California.
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Mathematics has this stereotype of being an emotionless subject, but you describe it in very emotional terms—for instance, in course curricula you promise your students a "joyful" experience.
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For instance, in the mid-1800s three brand-new geometrical illusions were spotted back to back over the span of just a couple years, starting with the Zöllner illusion.
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For instance, in June 2006, Wachovia Bank officials noted that a Manafort company account registered two cash withdrawals of $7,500 apiece about four hours apart and at different branches.
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For instance, in the wake of a spate of suicides a few years ago they sent out a note to inmates encouraging the despairing among them to come forward.
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For instance, in his Times op-ed, Berenson claimed the first four states to legalize recreational marijuana use and sales saw a sharp increase in homicide rates since 2014.
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Its story ambitions are grand — for instance, in including a villain who's apparently single-handedly all but wiped out an entire species — but it rarely fills in the details.
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But late Friday night, Chicago, Illinois, resident Brianne Downing documented a rare instance in which not one, but two talented vocalists earned applause from a bus full of passengers.
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Throughout The Florida Project, some sort of terrible development seems inevitable, which is why every instance in which Halley is able to avoid disaster feels like a minor miracle.
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It allows employers to request the information so long as it is provided in a de-identified, aggregated form and is "voluntary"—for instance, in an employee wellness programs.
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For instance, in early 215, parts were stacking up in ill-organized boxes alongside the Model X line, according to people who worked in the factory in Fremont, California.
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She recalls an early instance in her career when she cast a plus-sized woman for a typical "date" role and the costume designer emailed her at a loss.
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"There are no words that do our partnership justice," Ambrose said describing one instance in which the two held a record for pulling over 43 cars in one day.
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For instance, in one photo, a woman paints a portrait using a brush held in her mouth, its vivid blue echoed in the more muted tones of the painting.
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US satellite companies need licenses from the Federal Communications Commission, for instance, in order to reserve a small amount of radio frequencies needed to communicate with their space probes.
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For instance in project finance, if the return on the debt is too low, it would be much more attractive to investors to help fund the project through equity.
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The Times goes into detail on a particular instance in which the company targeted the group Freedom from Facebook after supporters crashed a congressional hearing that Zuckerberg was headlining.
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For instance, in many of these markets such as India, users operate on 2.5G networks, which are far slower than the 4G speeds that mature markets are accustomed to.
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For instance, in Charlotte – where Bank of America has its global headquarters — the lender has 81 percent of the market and $158 billion in deposits, according to the FDIC.
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For instance, in experiments we've done related to public health, people worried about infectious diseases (like H1N1 or swine flu and smallpox) become more trusting of medical experts (e.g.
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For instance, in 2014 a professor at the University of British Columbia was able to remotely deliver a lecture to students using VR devices to attend a virtual classroom.
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For instance in 2016, USA Today – who despite not taking sides in presidential elections during its 34-year history – said that candidate Donald Trump was "unfit for the presidency".
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In a rare instance in which the early Church fathers got it right, St. Thomas Aquinas recommended wine and meat to people hoping to spice up their sex lives.
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This is the 22nd US school shooting since the beginning of the year, and the third instance in eight days in which a gunman was on a school campus.
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Can you recall an instance in congressional probes into Watergate, Iran-Contra or President Clinton's conduct where a member of Congress leaked confidential communication with another member of Congress?
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The company conducts water tests on a sample basis and is not aware of an instance in which this test was skipped in an effort to speed up production.
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For instance, in 2013, conflicts around the world had been going on for an average of 1753 years, according to Ms. Bennett's report, up from 19 years in 1990.
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She cited the Trump administration's wavering stance on reaffirming its commitment to Article 5 of NATO, another instance in which the president professed ambivalence while senior officials claimed commitment.
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For instance, in "Beach Vacation" the reader grapples with the suspicion that a woman's husband is having an affair, a matter that remains agonizingly unresolved at the story's conclusion.
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For instance, in the early months of the Trump administration, numerous government websites were changed to omit scientific information about climate change and the fossil fuel industry's adverse effects.
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For instance, in the scene where Dumbo is given a bath, they used a black costume, as it allowed the VFX team to separate Osmond from the foam easier.
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They were interested, for instance, in whether people tend to hook up with someone of similar cognitive ability — and whether that "intellectual compatibility" is important for their happiness together.
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Miniutti described one instance in the piece in which she says an argument led to Avenatti allegedly dragging her across the floor of an apartment after growing verbally abusive.
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For instance, in a talk at Yale in the 1980s, he said, falsely, that medical students in his creative writing course didn't know the difference between prostrate and prostate.
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For instance, in "Alewife," the album's opener, she sings about how her friend, Alexa, stopped her from committing suicide in the eight grade, and thanks her for being there.
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For instance, in New Rochelle, New York, where a portion of taxes due in 2018 (and already assessed) are being accepted early, residents already have prepaid about $15 million.
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Google's notification was basically harmless, but it's not the only instance in which a tech company sent an offputting message to users, or revealed it knew more than expected.
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For instance, in a 2015 study of 153,098 healthy runners and 3,950 healthy, albeit sedentary, people, scientists found that the light and moderate runners were less likely to die.
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But we may also see moves to remote learning, for instance, in education changing the mix of workers or government under fiscal pressure, needing to bring in new technology.
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For instance, in the past few years, researchers have learned that the genetic variants that can contribute to asthma in white children aren't the same for African-American children.
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For instance, in "How Trump's Critics Should Respond," David Leonhardt advised Democrats to "treat the demagogue like a normal politician who's failing to deliver" rather than constantly disparaging him.
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In one instance, in the early 1980s, Mr. Gyatso was caught with a Tibetan flag, writings by the Dalai Lama and materials to make posters proclaiming a free Tibet.
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She won handily, and Democrats picked up other governorships that had belonged to Republicans, for instance in Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin, where Scott Walker was denied a third term.
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When Williams asked Ruth to sign a ball that day, it was believed to be the first and only instance in which he asked another celebrity for an autograph.
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The office played an important role, for instance, in helping India develop its own lighting efficiency standards and start a program to purchase LED lamps in bulk for consumers.
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In one instance in September, three senior leaders from a Navy SEAL Team were fired after "leadership failure," including sexual assault and drinking alcohol during a deployment to Iraq.
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In that sense, Puzder is the first instance in which the legislative branch – even one controlled by the president's own, albeit recently adopted, party – has said no to him.
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For instance, in 2014 the Supreme Court ruled, following conservative Justice Antonin Scalia's opinion, that the EPA couldn't regulate greenhouse gas emissions from some smaller sources of air pollution.
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Charles described one instance in August in which she claims her son was sent to the hospital after being choked on the school bus and called a racial slur.
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In the past, when the repo markets managed to make headlines, it was in exceptional episodes of market stress — for instance, in the early days of the financial crisis.
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They include an instance in which Mr. Temer was surreptitiously recorded condoning the payment of a bribe to keep a former political ally from detailing crimes to the authorities.
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He has been denied a travel visa to the U.S. multiple times, with the latest instance in 2016, despite pleas on his behalf from Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
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For instance, in March 2016, American aircraft struck a Shabab training camp, killing around 150 people who American officials said were newly minted fighters assembled for a graduation ceremony.
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Dr. Cohen said he and Mr. Yaakov continued to get together long after the interviews and the secret trial — for instance, in a restaurant in Tel Aviv around 2009.
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For instance, in this screenshot, Facebook says it's showing me a BarkBox ad because I use the same email address to log into BarkBox that I use on Facebook.
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The vice president's doctor reportedly wrote a separate memo about an instance in which the physician felt an angry Jackson had treated the doctor unprofessionally, making the doctor uncomfortable.
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For instance, in her 73 novel The Silkworm (published under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith), Rowling includes a jarring subplot involving a trans woman who's framed through a transphobic lens.
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For instance, in Minnesota, only a licensed pharmacist can suggest products at retail locations; in Pennsylvania, it must be a pharmacist or other licensed medical professional at the dispensary.
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For instance, in November CGTN America was told to broadcast a piece that played down China's imprisonment of hundreds of thousands of members of the Uighur ethnic minority group.
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She said that when the company discovered one instance in which men at the company "started a chat that included inappropriate comments" about women, Bloomberg fired the employees involved.
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New power demand needs to be managed well; for instance, in some climates, especially colder climates, more electrified heating will mean bigger demand spikes in colder weeks and months.
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If handled carefully enough, it should be possible for a court to describe this as an exceptionally rare instance in which deference fails — the proverbial exception proving the rule.
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For instance, in a rebuttal to the story, Monsanto's chief technology officer picked a narrower focus and found plenty of data for a counternarrative making the case for biotechnology.
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And in some cases, re-releases in quite big numbers, you know, 400 prints of A Clockwork Orange in Paris, for instance, in France, and that kind of work.
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For instance, in a 2014 survey published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 80 percent of stalking survivors reported that they knew their stalker in some way.
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For instance, in late 2015, Congress passed its Bipartisan Budget Act — along with sweeping changes to Social Security that largely did away with "file and suspend" and "restricted application" strategies.
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For instance, in Central and East Africa, 12 percent of men and 15 percent of women are underweight, and a staggering one quarter of people in South Asia are underweight.
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Some of these criteria have been met; for instance, in 21998 physicists found proof of dark energy25, which accounted for 205 percent of the missing matter that inflation had predicted.
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There wasn't one specific instance in Tim's early life that led to his current situation, but many institutional failures along the way, with insurance, education, law enforcement, and medical care.
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The government said people still have full freedom on how to dress, except when it is necessary to have full facial contact — for instance in education and health-related situations.
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In one instance in April, Russia sent a fighter plane to intercept a U.S. aircraft approaching its border over the Baltic Sea, accusing the plane of turning off its transponders.
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Popular legislation stalled The House, for instance, in early June passed legislation that provides legal status for potentially millions of "Dreamers," young people brought to the country illegally as children.
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It is also common for the State Department and administrations to request specific foreign government actions -- working with US law enforcement on drug interdiction for instance — in exchange for aid.
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The National Association of Home Builders, for instance, in June warned that implementation could result in fewer households receiving assistance as well as a decline in investment in poor neighborhoods.
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For instance, in Singapore, a step-child or an illegitimate child of the deceased is not entitled to a share of the estate, according to the Singapore Intestate Succession Act.
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For instance, in April 2015 a man in Cordoba repelled three home invaders, one allegedly armed with a pistol, by seizing a decorative sword from his wall and going berserk.
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But skilled workers from other, less developed east European economies are difficult to lure as they can find better paid jobs further west, for instance in wealthy Austria or Germany.
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Samsung recalled the Galaxy Note 7 earlier this fall, after many reports of the phone's battery exploding, including, in one instance, in the hands of a six-year-old boy.
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For instance, in the "Sock It 2 Me" video, Elliott, Lil Kim and Da Brat battle space aliens while dressed as characters similar to the Mega Man video game franchise.
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Almost all countries send such people abroad to act as a liaison between their own intelligence service and that of their host country, for instance in co-operation against terrorism.
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For instance, in the situation where either the lone passenger or 10 pedestrians must be sacrificed, 76 percent of participants thought it would be most moral to sacrifice the passenger.
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For instance, in 2015, FAA fined Southwest for safety violations related to one aircraft that was flown on 120 flights before it was checked for damage from a depressurization incident.
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This is not a thing that big budget video games do often, and it was a great instance in which game design kinda sorta managed to serve a history lesson.
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Sadly, this is only the latest instance in which President Trump and most of his team seem pathologically unable or diabolically unwilling to utter a cross word about Putin's Russia.
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For instance, in a state like New York, the Mitsubishi i-MiEV, BMW i3 BEV 60 ah, Fiat 500e and VW e-Golf also rank among the climate-friendliest options.
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Turkiye Finans - which accounted for a more manageable 11.5% of NCB's total assets at end-1H16 - would look to its parent for support in the first instance, in Fitch's view.
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For instance, in a 2006 paper the researchers Ann-Helén Bay and Axel West Pedersen polled Norwegian voters on the idea of a basic income; most expressed broadly positive opinions.
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For instance, in June, the Department of Labor finalized a rule permitting sole proprietors, small business owners, and employees of small businesses to join together to purchase association health plans.
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For instance, in a school availability P2628, if the air conditioning is on the fritz, the contract will specify that repairs must be made within a certain period of time.
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In one instance in 2017, according to ProPublica, Trump told a lender that he got twice as much rent from one building as he reported to tax authorities that year.
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There's little surprising, for instance, in the section on President Clinton's sex scandals, which falls back on the familiar conclusion that a marriage is a mystery to anyone outside it.
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They wrote the "All in the Family" episode, for instance, in which Edith Bunker, the long-suffering wife of the blue-collar bigot Archie Bunker, believes she has breast cancer.
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It was the 22nd US school shooting since the beginning of the year, and the third instance in eight days in which a gunman was on a school campus. 3.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Monday about paid advertisements on web articles referred imprecisely to one instance in which readers reacted negatively to a headline that appeared below another article.
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"I'm not sure the courts are, in this instance, in tune with what public expectations might be," said Thomas Clarke, a professor at the University of Technology, Sydney business school.
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" The idea was ultimately ditched, said the club manager, Alessandro Crisafulli, "because we received emails telling us it could be perceived as offensive in some cultures, for instance in America.
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Congress has had no say, for instance, in legalizing gay marriage, whether to protect undocumented people who came to the country as children, or even where US troops get sent.
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For instance, in Minnesota, a House panel passed a bill that would permit cities to charge protesters for police work if they were convicted of illegal assembly or public nuisance.
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For instance, in 2000 an elector from Washington, DC, withheld an electoral vote from Al Gore, because she wanted to protest the fact that DC didn't have representation in Congress.
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For instance, in rare cases, could it theoretically make sense to refuse a raise because it might disqualify you for benefits that are technically "worth" more than the additional income?
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For instance, in lieu of "evidence-based" or "science-based," an analyst might say, "CDC bases its recommendations on science in consideration with community standards and wishes," the source said.
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His impulsive political instincts can go into overdrive after appearances in which he put on a calm presidential demeanor, for instance, in his State of the Union address last year.
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There is not a single instance in all of human recorded history of women forming a war party to attack another group and capture mates or territory from another group.
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For instance: In 22011, ExxonMobil struck a deal with the Russian government-owned oil company Rosneft to exploit three new oil frontiers in the Black Sea, Siberia, and the Arctic.
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For instance, in January, on-time performance was 215 percent for Washington's Metro system, 220 percent for Chicago's L-train system and 96.7 percent for Atlanta's Marta rail system. Gov.
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Indeed, in the dozens of eyewitness accounts of his victims, there is not a single instance in which he killed anyone before his final, fatal battle with the Royal Navy.
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In one famous instance in 1989, Greenhouse violated the Times's conflict of interest policies by marching for abortion rights, even as she was covering the high court's decisions on abortion.
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For instance: In other wealthy nations over the past few years, life expectancy has been rising, while in the politically turbulent United States the trend has moved the other way.
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This disparity was the most pronounced in Africa, for instance in Guinea, where the richest children benefited from nine times the education funding allocated to the most deprived young people.
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For instance, in the days before his inauguration, Mr. Trump tweeted his thanks for the support of an L.L. Bean heir and encouraged consumers to buy products from the merchandiser.
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Thursday's letter is the latest instance in which the White House has rejected documents requests from House Democrats who are investigating the Trump administration on a whole host of issues.
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The disclosure – which apparently came a month after it was resolved by Twitter – is only the latest instance in which a tech company has used phone numbers for advertising purposes.
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The disclosure – which apparently comes a month after it was resolved by Twitter – is only the latest instance in which a tech company has used phone numbers for advertising purposes.
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Among them is an instance in which a man -- with "a criminal record a mile long" -- was accused of aggravated assault against a police officer and granted bail, he said.
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For instance, in 2010 IRS official Lois Lerner, while targeting conservative groups, also illegally gave the DOJ and FBI confidential donor lists for potential criminal investigations that thankfully never happened.
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For instance, in studies on college students and people in the general community, we have found that boldness is modestly tied to impulsive heroic behaviors, such as intervening in emergencies.
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For instance, in the US Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration's 2018 National Drug Threat Assessment the agency notes that it is impossible to determine what country supplies the most fentanyl.
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For sound you need some medium—like gas, for instance, in the Earth's atmosphere—and in space that material is very, very rare—maybe one atom per cubic kilometer, or less.
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It also described one instance in which she was unknowingly given date rape drugs, then woke up naked and sore in Dr. Luke's bed, with no recollection of what had happened.
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Last month, Democrats on the House Appropriations subcommittee asked DeVos if there was any instance in which she would withhold funds from private schools that discriminate against certain groups of kids.
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But there is one instance in which they are just like us: when we ask them to take a look back at photos from a time before all the fancy perks.
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For instance, in a history or English class, students can choose a vocab word or concept and make a video around it, said Leandra Tejedor, cofounder and design lead at Vidcode.
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"Reforms should be made, for instance, in making sure that casinos are included (in the anti-money laundering law)," World Bank lead economist Rogier van den Brink told reporters in Manila.
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For instance, in the example above, when the user asks Christina for help with the site's high bounce rate, she suggests creating a custom landing page that welcomes visitors from Reddit.
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For instance, in a nuclear waste area, or in training for a war zone… any time you want to experience or manipulate the meatspace without actually being turned into ground beef.
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Legal experts say they know of no other instance in Maryland in which a co-defendant in a criminal case has been forced to testify in advance of his own trial.
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These people are also common in embassies but are not accredited as intelligence officers, because their official job is doing something else, for instance in the consular, political or economic section.
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For instance, in 2017, the group found that nearly 5,600 people on the voter rolls in Virginia were deemed as non-citizens, with a third of them voting in previous elections.
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But my view is that's yet another instance in which you allow vertical integration that forecloses competition from the market and enables one corporation to dominate huge segments of the economy.
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For instance, in Rembrandt's "The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp" (1632), each face is incredibly detailed, including that of the corpse, a thief named Aris Kindt who had been hanged.
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For instance, in Delaware, our Pathways to Prosperity program saw enrollment grow from a few dozen students to more than 5,000 students who are now better prepared for college or career.
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But it's an instance in which the Saudis (feel they) need to forge ahead on their own in their own best interests in terms of dealing with Iran in the region.
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Some people want to give their opinion right away, but this is one instance in which it might be more valuable to just bite your tongue a little bit, she says.
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The court of first instance in Algiers ordered Larbaoui to be detained, along with the head of state bank Banque Nationale d'Algerie (BNA) and two industry ministry officials, state radio reported.
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In the long view, modern history is the story of increasing rights of control over your body – for instance, in matters of reproduction, sex, where you live and whom you marry.
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For instance, in 2015 Amazon scrapped an automated hiring tool after it realized that the data sets it used to train the program meant that it inadvertently preferred male job candidates.
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She described an instance in which an enslaved child who had been separated from his parents would not stop crying, much like the eight-minute audio of the sobbing immigrant children.
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For instance, in 22016 Amazon Web Services reduced the cost of computing by an average of 25%, storage by an average of 215% and relational databases by an average of 28%.
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In one instance, in 19673, psychologists applied these methods to data derived from detailed personality questionnaires and concluded that individual personalities could be summed up by an overarching "big five" traits.
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In the end, the President's recent unrestrained conduct also leaves the public with serious questions to consider -- for instance in his preference on many occasions for conspiracy theories over objective truth.
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"With power supply becoming increasingly clean, electric technologies are an obvious choice for replacing fossil fuel based systems, for instance in the transport sector to reduce greenhouse gas emissions," Mexia added.
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For instance, in one study, dogs watched as researchers shifted a lever on a box before opening the lid, which was an action that was not necessary to open the box.
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Trump told Reuters on Monday he would only consider lifting sanctions against Russia if it were to do something positive for the United States, for instance in Syria or in Ukraine.
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We have learned of at least one instance in which Creep Catchers interfered with a police operation, resulting in the suspect fleeing town and molesting children before he could be arrested.
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The party is against all forms of foreign aid and military assistance, and a direct attack on the United States is the only instance in which Libertarians favor a military response.
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For instance, in my lab, an image-captioning algorithm once fairly summarized a photo as "a man riding a horse" but failed to note the fact that both were bronze sculptures.
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When Mr. Landry was asked about an instance in which one student's grades were changed from B's to A's on the transcript submitted to colleges, he took responsibility for the discrepancy.
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For instance: In 1944, cigarettes were 18 cents; coffee, 15 cents; five gallons of gas, $1.05; baby sitter, $1; hamburgers, 30 cents; haircut, 70 cents; and March of Dimes, 10 cents.
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For instance, in 2010, private insurers reimbursed hospitals, on average, almost $10,143 more for a C-section birth than for a vaginal birth, according to a study by Truven Health Analytics.
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For instance, in an early scene, little Josh taunts the family's Asian housekeeper by referring to her as "Charlie," the derogatory nickname American soldiers called the Viet Cong, and — get this!
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During a debate with Mr. Williams, Ms. Hochul could not name a single instance in which she had changed the governor's mind on an issue, or opposed one of his policies.
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She remained mum, for instance, in the lead-up to the Women's March, and she didn't participate in it — a decision that caught the attention of many women in Silicon Valley.
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For instance, in recent months, several banks — including Bank of America, J.P. Morgan, Wells Fargo and SunTrust — said they would no longer lend money to companies that run immigrant detention centers.
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It's possible that the agency can use the information to see where people are crossing the border — for instance, in locations outside of regulated entry ports — and plan detention efforts accordingly.
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The confusion surrounding #NeverWarren is just the latest instance in an ongoing problem: We're still really confused about social media manipulation, and we don't know how to deal with it responsibly.
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The equation typically becomes singular, for instance, in the limit where two adjacent sides of a quadrilateral fold toward one another, so that the quadrilateral approaches the shape of a triangle.
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For instance, in the infamous (and still amazing) Contra for NES, the code gives the player 30 lives, which honestly is about the bare minimum necessary to complete that brutal game.
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For instance, in the blitz on Aleppo in November, the Syrian government bombed two hospitals providing trauma care in the rebel-held territory and hit the only children's hospital operating there.
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She conjures a pastoral idyll, for instance, in her depiction of the designer Natalie Chanin and her business, Alabama Chanin, a line of cotton clothing produced almost entirely in Florence, Ala.
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For instance, in October, Goldman reported third-quarter profit that missed expectations, partly because it was stung by plunging holdings in Uber and Tradeweb held in the investing and lending segment.
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For instance, in New York City, there's a 143 percent difference in premiums between the cheapest and most costly Plan F rate, according to the American Association for Medicare Supplement Insurance.
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For instance, in Kenya, about one in five women and men who reported experiencing sexual violence before age 18 said that the first incident was at school, according to the report.
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