The Clean Version of the film cuts out 152 instances of bad language, 91 instances of sexual content, and 22 instances of violence.
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Seeing becomes a sequence of instances bumping against other instances, always changing.
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The scheduler will then keep that capacity on spot as instances come and go, and if there are no spot instances available, it will move it to on-demand instances and back to spot once instances are available again.
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From January through August 6103 alone, Bark claims, it identified five bomb and shooting threats, nine instances of online predators contacting children, 135,984 instances of cyberbullying, 309,299 instances of students using school accounts to talk about or buy drugs, 11,548 instances of children expressing desires to harm themselves or commit suicide, and 199,236 instances of children sharing explicit content.
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Here's the full lineup: Scaleway had high-performance instances in the past, called "X64" instances.
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And in many of these instances — three precise instances — these little stories have saved my life.
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In 2014, airplane passengers reported 38 instances of sexual assault, compared to 63 instances in 2017.
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Hence, Google promises 99.999 percent availability for multi-region instances and 99.99 percent availability for regional instances.
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These new so-called C5d instances join the existing lineup of compute-optimized C5 instances the service already offered.
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Windows instances are also getting cheaper, though the price cut there is closer to 27 percent for most instances.
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NOAA released its first report in 22020 which listed four instances of sexual assault and 21 instances of harassment.
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In some instances, the Campaign was receptive to the offer, while in other instances the Campaign officials shied away.
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One caveat: this feature currently works for all standard EC2 instances, but it's not available for GPU-based instances yet.
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Nope, there's no list of instances because I don't think anyone knows just how many Mastodon instances are out there.
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This included 1,015 instances of in-person or telephone harassment (including bomb threats), 952 instances of vandalism, and 19 physical assaults.
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AWS already promises a 40% better price/performance ratio with ARM-based instances when you compare them with x86-based instances.
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The EPCY processors are available starting today in seven sizes in your choice of spot instances, reserved instances or on-demand, as needed.
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Oxley's termination letter cited five instances of him forging his supervisor's signature on warrants, but Oxley said those were not the only instances.
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You practice finishing, and you go back and study film, instances where I should have passed, instances where I should have taken it myself.
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To prove he has reformed himself, Riot will have to uncover no instances of him berating his teammates or opponents, no instances of him intentionally dying to enemy players (known as feeding), and no instances of him going AFK (away from keyboard) during matches.
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Amazon's AWS cloud computing division today once again dropped the prices for some of its reserved instances, as well as its M4 general purpose instances.
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The study found more than 85033 instances of officers inappropriately accessing information and more than 800 instances of passing data off to a third party.
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If developers enable multiple instances for their apps, you'll also be able to open multiple instances of the same app and run them side-by-side.
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Similar instances in New York City could fall under the human rights commission's expansive mandate, as do instances of retailers that sell and display racist iconography.
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So far, AWS instances using the Arm processors aren't performing as well as comparable instances that rely on Intel chips, according to tests that one person ran.
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In some instances, investigators declared the claims unfounded, documents show; in the few instances when they were corroborated, the children were still left in their father's home.
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As usual, Windows instances cost a bit more (those Windows licenses aren't free, after all) and now start at $8 per month for a 512 MB instances.
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Local media also reported additional instances of confirmed cases that could push India's total closer to 212 — but official confirmation of those instances were not immediately available.
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With this new pricing tier, called Scheduled Reserved Instances, AWS users can reserve instances for pre-defined blocks of time on their own daily, weekly and monthly schedules.
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Local, smaller-scale instances of hate and bigotry are crucial in supporting and enabling larger-scale instances of terrorist violence around the world where people's lives are taken.
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Reuters found six instances where Qiaowai offered such assurances in its online promotion of the One Journal Square project, and several other instances in promotion of previous projects.
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Motivated Twitter sleuths quickly unearthed several instances, ceasing after 2014, in which Norton posted tweets containing gay slurs and in at least two instances dropped the n-word.
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Lowe wrote that Yelp had developed software to detect instances of Google using its images in the OneBox results and found nearly 400,000 such instances within an hour.
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These new instances, which are meant for general-purpose workloads, offer a significant cost benefit, with saving of around 31% compared to the current N1 general-purpose instances.
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For some of these reserved instances, prices are dropping by up to 17 percent and for convertible reserved instances with three-year commitments, prices are dropping by 21 percent.
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Densify continuously makes recommendations on how to make better use of resources and to find the cheapest computing, whether that's reserved instances, spot instances or other discounted cloud resources.
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While those new instances will be available today, Amazon also showed off new elastic GPUs as well as I33 and C5 instances that will launch shortly in the future.
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Optimize AWS (or whomever you use) — make sure spot and reserved instances are used where possible, you're running the appropriate instance sizes and all running instances are actually utilized.
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In addition, AWS also today announced next-generation compute instances for Redshift, the RA3 instances, with 48 vCPUs and 384GiB of memory and up to 64 TB of storage.
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Certainly a possibility, particularly in instances involving terrorism and other violent criminal behavior and, to the extent that is Sessions's true purpose, he may be right, albeit in limited instances.
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"Those records showed that 78 percent of franchisees listed instances of subminimum wages, and 86 percent of franchisees listed instances of unlawfully low overtime rates," according to Mr. Schneiderman's office.
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Under the Reserved Instances model, companies had to choose which kind of instances, or virtual servers, they wanted, selecting from a variety with different amounts of memory and processing power.
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The report said that investigators found no instances of any youth confined to their rooms for more than 23 hours, and no instances of the use of the restraint chair.
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There have been four instances when stocks have been two or more years in a row, not four instances when they have been down just two years in a row.
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Spotinst helps business manage both the cost and management of these spot instances, with support for Google Cloud Platform's preemptible machines and Azure, which doesn't currently offer spot instances, coming soon.
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In some instances, statutory authority might give some discretion to the FCC to solve certain problems or to choose not to do so; in other instances, even the discretion is absent.
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With reserved instances, users lock themselves into longer-term contracts of one to three years, but in return, they get savings of up to 72 percent of using on-demand instances.
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The Crime Prevention Research Center has tracked only two instances in the nation where a handgun misfired in a statehouse and a handful of instances where lawmakers temporarily misplaced their weapons.
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But the latter group has developed a well-earned reputation for being rife with bigoted jerks, from the whole mess over Gamergate to more recent instances like PewDiePie's repeated instances of racism.
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Spot instances are a product where cloud vendors deploy their unused resources for much lower cost, while reserved instances provide a discounted rate for buying resources in advance for a set price.
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There are currently 156 confirmed instances of damage, such as broken poles or trees tangled in wires, said Quinlan, adding that the number is expected to rise as more instances are processed.
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"Failure to disclose the information underlying the court's mistrial order was due, in a few instances, to simple inadvertence, but in the overwhelming majority of instances to a good-faith," they said.
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By category, "family" was the clear winner (1,011 instances) for me, followed by "places" (269 instances, with coffee shops being the biggest sub-category), "friends" (259), CNN "co-workers" (197) and "experiences" (133).
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Spotinst aims to overcome this issue with its Elastigroup technology, which blends on-demand, reserved and spot-instances to create a cluster that's always available, even if it mostly relies on spot instances.
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In these instances, you are more than welcome to share.
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I can recall four distinct instances, the above section included.
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Only two other instances come to mind, according to JPL.
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In most instances, it passed without a single dissenting vote.
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In both instances, the YouTuber has apologized for his actions.
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There surely are more, unreported instances of violence as well.
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I think in some instances, GMOs can be very helpful.
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The Brexit negotiations will throw up many more such instances.
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In both those instances, the administration later released the funding.
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Some said they had witnessed repeated instances of unprovoked abuse.
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In some instances, departments initially put forward all male lists.
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In most instances, travelling by rail is simply more pleasant.
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In both instances, the group claimed responsibility for the violence.
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There were more than 800 instances of this since 2003.
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Google is connecting its own controller directly to Stadia instances.
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The film's many instances of violence, however, made the cut.
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These bare metal instances also offer support for NVMe storage.
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Here's a 2015 video compiling recorded instances of Bezos' cackle.
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Pennsylvania has the highest number of reported instances at 12.
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If you and your friend are on connected instances, great!
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I think there are too many instances that suggest otherwise.
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Other instances have seen repeat perpetrators receiving short prison sentences.
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It's only a few instances, but these responses are interesting.
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So, in instances we would have to troubleshoot things together.
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I try to provide visual interest and instances worth pondering.
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In previous instances, the whales opted for the sharks' livers.
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Some heavy furniture moved; a few instances of fallen plaster.
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Moore has been accused of multiple instances of sexual misconduct.
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In both instances, the inclusion doesn't detract from the experience.
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That said, there are instances when certain supplements become necessary.
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There have also been instances in which it spreads sexually.
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But in other instances, diplomatic legwork has yielded apparent results.
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This weekend, we saw two instances that support this theory.
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In some instances, multiple soldiers are buried in one plot.
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I've had instances where I just kind of gave up.
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Or in instances of gang violence, may still be dangerous.
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In all instances, adversaries have cautioned against the unintended consequences.
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In both instances, the Cruz campaign stood by their guys.
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Repatriating foreign earnings would have tax consequences in many instances.
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What follows is a brief list of those rare instances.
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We've seen these instances pop up all over the country.
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There are other instances, however, where video's a great idea.
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In other instances, the phones did not work at all.
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In some instances, Trump exaggerated his wealth, the paper said.
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In several instances, members of the audience applauded Clinton's responses.
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In rare instances, it can be transmitted to sexual partners.
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All four have traded positive in seven of nine instances.
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In such instances, additional screening and security measures are employed.
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Alleged clearance violations were cited in three of those instances.
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There have also been instances of Shabaab taxing the pirates.
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In some instances, entire towns have been skipped over entirely.
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Here is the return data in such instances since 2008.
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In some instances, investigators couldn't verify whether allegations were true.
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There was actually a lot of sleuthing in some instances.
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You also can run Docker containers on those GPU instances.
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In 11 instances, lab workers acquired bacterial or fungal infections.
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There are more general instances of discrimination, Christian leaders say.
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Rick Snyder (R), with dropping the ball in multiple instances.
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In some instances, cooperation involves the illicit exchange of cash.
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In those instances, available public records helped confirm specific details.
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Instances of corporate deceit and fraud like this aren't new.
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In these instances, the symptoms align with the specific trauma.
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Moreover, census results have in certain instances been improperly used.
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In both instances, "the perfume links the two," said Teste.
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He answered he is not "specifically aware" of any instances.
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In both instances, though, the kingdom is overplaying its hand.
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Even then, in all those instances, consensus was eventually reached.
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Too many instances, and were going to get it done.
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In a few surprising instances, Pence veered from conservative orthodoxy.
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In four of those eight instances, the president was assassinated.
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In fact, in many instances we are winning those demographics.
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That sentence itself featured multiple instances of more hawkish language.
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Jordan has denied that he knew of instances of abuse.
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Those testimonials -- in some instances from grieving parents -- are devastating.
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Then there are the instances of children from multiple marriages.
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In some instances, different offices and different regions come together.
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The newspaper said those instances involve a partner of Cohen.
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Three of those instances are in the last three games.
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Multiple other women reported instances of sexual misconduct by Wynn.
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In many other instances, though, the price seems too high.
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In some instances, you'll be presented with a slider instead.
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In some instances, funding can be provided for four years.
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But Justice Department investigators cited similar instances in their report.
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Crowley's dissertation and book are clear instances of intellectual dishonesty.
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But in other instances, it's based on fear of power.
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In other instances, the Wendels were generous, even softhearted landlords.
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There had been instances where our feet had been bleeding.
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His temper did come out in a few instances, though.
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None of these instances are "bad," in and of themselves.
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When she contacted administration with these instances, nothing was done.
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Those instances were just the tip of the iceberg, though.
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Of course, in some instances, these clichéd responses are genuine.
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There have been instances of inappropriate behavior involving the hostesses.
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These are recent instances, but examples stretch back to antiquity.
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In many instances, it's nearly impossible to unscramble the egg.
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We looked at recent instances during other campaigns across Europe.
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In some instances, these connections are fairly easy to make.
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Are there ever instances where you did get a reason?
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In some instances the effort worked; in others, it didn't.
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In many instances, HNA has paid dearly for its acquisitions.
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In many instances, the talking points attack the women's characters.
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Yet many instances of sexual violence occur within intimate relationships.
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But other instances of the president's fragility are deadly serious.
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The two instances are inherently very different from one another.
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On Wednesday, China denied instances of forced labour by Uighurs.
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In rare instances, he said, cases would be dropped altogether.
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But enterprising reporters quickly pulled out instances when he did.
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In some instances, Tesla's gamble on automation has paid off.
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I've seen countless instances of that spirit this past week.
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My journal pointed these instances out to me rather starkly.
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In such instances, Unison does not share in any losses.
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Recent instances of recidivism show that these efforts are imperfect.
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They knew such instances were awkward and painful and necessary.
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Dinner guests in multiple instances chatted right through the speeches.
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In these instances, millions in debt balances have been cleared.
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I turn furious because in these instances I feel small.
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But obviously, not all safety instances require calling the cops.
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The average return across the 18 instances was 0.48 percent.
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The effect on Chuckie in both instances is the same.
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In some instances, it may have even made them worse.
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Must always report such instances to authorities, again and again.
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In some instances, he prescribed opioid medications in dangerous amounts.
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In too many instances, the police don't care to investigate.
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In those instances, individual schools could decide whether to reopen.
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The episode echoed repeated instances in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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And in some instances, the high resolution is simply worse.
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Indeed, there are only two instances directly comparable to today.
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Instances with a "g" suffix are powered by Graviton2 chips.
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The president at multiple instances throughout Monday also attacked Sen.
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Barr already has notified Congress there were no such instances.
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In countless instances, FDA has been too stringent and inflexible.
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Even these instances may not disqualify you, however, Wentworth said.
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We found several instances where we don't believe they are.
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There were, however, still instances of family separation reported thereafter.
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Exactly 31 -- out of more than 20183 billion instances. 31!
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Must always report such instances to authorities again and again.
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In some instances, the name Trump is invoked in punctuation.
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Still, these instances were often seeking a political end — i.e.
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Certain platforms temporarily mute players after instances of racist profanity.
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But there were a few instances that really threw us.
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But in other instances they are said much more subtly.
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There are a handful of Mastodon instances I've frequented since the initial mass migration; all of the moderators I spoke with for these instances noted an influx of users around early-to-mid April.
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While September tends to be a light month for guidance, with 60-70 instances on average, Bank of America Merrill Lynch counts just 16 instances of guidance by S&P 500 companies last month.
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This included 19 cases of infection; 10 instances of necrosis, or dead tissue, at the site of the flap or graft; 10 cases of wound separation; and 6 instances of clots or uncontrolled bleeding.
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There's also the issue of recall bias, where women tend to remember instances where the sync-up theory applies rather than instances of other women they're around whose periods don't sync up with theirs.
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It's no surprise, then, that these instances are certified to run SAP's HANA in-memory database and its various tools and that SAP will offer direct support for running these applications on these instances.
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Overstays We also know that in fiscal 2900, there were more than twice as many instances of aliens overstaying their nonimmigrant visitor admission period than known instances of aliens crossing the Mexican border illegally.
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There have been four instances when stocks have been down two years — or more — in a row since 24637, not four instances when they have been down for just two years in a row.
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The transcript is a harrowing read, with multiple instances in which Onfroy admits to abusing his ex-girlfriend, among other instances of violence, and also discusses his struggles with depression, suicidal inclinations, and trauma.
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"The reason [the CDC report] wasn't just immediately dismissed as a ridiculous idea, was that there have been too many instances and too many suspected instances of words or ideas being set out of bounds."
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For example, the busywork of creating a Kubernetes cluster such as having to the create EC2 instances, provision on those instances and then provision a master node gets slimmed down to just running a shortcut.
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Instead, the special counsel documented several instances of possible obstruction crimes.
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In such instances, a case is reassigned to a different judge.
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I remember specific instances when I was touched, grabbed, or harassed.
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In some prior instances allegedly involving the company, pets have died.
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But there have been no recorded instances of harassment this year.
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However, he said instances of misconduct by individual officers was possible.
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The play focuses on 10 possible instances of obstruction of justice.
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In many instances the strategy may cause you to lose 20%.
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In more severe instances, intravenous rehydration at a clinic is essential.
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There were some instances Stoops wasn't even on the plane himself.
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In each of those instances, the Blues are a dominant player.
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In several instances, her conversations and demands became sexual in nature.
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Last year, the Identity Theft Resource Center tracked over 1,500 instances.
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It will in some instances bring you to a complete stop.
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There were the various instances of him meeting with Nazi sympathizers.
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But when addressing both instances on the reunion, Wainstein stayed mum.
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But he saw many instances where markets needed to be curbed.
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Is it okay in some instances, when someone is really suffering?
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The lawsuit also cites other instances of interference by President Trump.
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The technology is technically possible, but prohibitively expensive in most instances.
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Machine learning has already proven to be problematic in many instances.
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In many instances, he would be able to rule by decree.
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In some instances, they posed as US political and social activists.
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In some instances, people torture innocent creatures, which perpetrates merciless violence.
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And then I found in all instances that there were ceilings.
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In some instances where Democrats lost, the races were remarkably close.
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The finale had two more instances of this kind of behavior.
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In both instances, these dramatic changes come about in small increments.
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This neat privacy feature allows for narrowly focused instances to form.
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He retains access to its GitHub repository, domain, and AWS instances.
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Users were stringing together EC2 instances, containers, notifications, and CloudWatch monitoring.
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They receive panic buttons, home security, and bodyguards in some instances.
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However there have been fewer investigations of similar instances in Russia.
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The 17 percent discount applies to Linux instances running in Singapore.
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I know instances where couples divorced and children denounced their parents.
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And I'm not just talking about a dozen instances of Google.
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Prices for these instances start at $0.0255/hour for an a1.
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And it is possible that Mr Mueller found more such instances.
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In these instances, it's super important to remain unbiased, she says.
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He found 31 instances out of over 1 billion votes cast.
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However, there are instances where you shouldn't delay taking that check.
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Which should hopefully cut down on the instances of popcorn lung.
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Within half a day, there were instances detected on six continents.
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In both instances, police were called, but no arrests were made.
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There are definitely instances in which journalists should push an issue.
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Sadly, the company hasn't announced pricing for these new instances yet.
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Except in rare, extreme instances, the "bad mom" doesn't really exist.
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Less publicized were instances of real mutual aid and outright absurdity.
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And 500 Startups is far from alone, even among reported instances.
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There were a lot more instances of this than mentioned above.
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They captured 372 instances of play between the bears on film.
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However, in both instances Negão escaped and returned to the hospital.
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And we've only seen a few instances of seed+ CVC activity.
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In two other instances the restaurants covered the costs, Fern said.
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Both instances with the Blue Jays have been in New York.
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So a roll-up is always in order in these instances.
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Prepare to start hearing a lot about instances, toots, and boosts.
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Reuters was not able to independently confirm any instances of wrongdoing.
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But I have also witnessed instances when the cycle was broken.
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More towards white-collar jobs in many of these instances too.
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Roe did not offer legal protection to all instances of abortion.
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Tyson said instances of foreign materials in its products were rare.
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You don't even have to touch your iPhone in most instances.
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And this is one of those instances in which it is.
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Those instances also support TensorFlow, Scikit-learn, CUDA, Keras and PyTorch.
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There are some very narrow instances where I think it's sustainable.
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MOST instances of road rage come about in the same way.
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In these instances, Trump was either trumped or held in check.
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During the 2018 midterm elections, we saw instances of voter suppression.
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Agencies generally have authority to bust budget caps for those instances.
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Here are five instances where past congressional hearings delivered major drama.
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In his remarks, Earnest pointed to several instances in which Sens.
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In other instances, the footage can portray police as needlessly aggressive.
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But in other instances, CBO's analysis has been criticized by Democrats.
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Even in these few instances, the transparency only goes so far.
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In other instances, government conditions have made a transaction economically unfeasible.
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However, these instances are supposed to be exceptions to the rule.
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Instances of a candidate failing to fulfill both requirements are rare.
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In both of these instances, news media simply reported the facts.
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Trainees, meanwhile, have reported frequent instances of workplace abuse and bullying.
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Apollo 12 featured more instances of whimsey than the previous mission.
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In individual instances, these small adjustments and decisions may seem minor.
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About two of every three instances of sexual assault go unreported.
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There were anomalous instances, but as a rule, it didn't happen.
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In some instances, it can be as long as two years.
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Because there's been several instances of tech people writing idiotic pieces.
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There are a number of instances where this might be useful.
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One of these was legislation to actively combat instances of torture.
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There may be rare instances where unique software algorithms need protection.
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These instances further incentivize parents to look for tech-less toys.
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And in some instances, it is explicitly designed to prevent collaboration.
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There are instances where it is appropriate to use these medications.
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In several instances I was the first HHS secretary to visit.
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There are instances where there are $1 billion things created here.
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What happens in these instances is indeed a warping of time.
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One of those instances, Pierotti said, involved Galleon's founder, Raj Rajaratnam.
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And they're very usable for certain instances, but not for this.
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Over and over, penalties have not been called in those instances.
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Modern history records no instances of an epidemic toppling a government.
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Mueller outlined multiple instances where Trump tried to thwart the probe.
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In these instances, antidepressant medication, behavioral therapy, and exercise can help.
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But in 16 instances, prosecutors said, he never filed a motion.
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Yet instances like those are not inevitable outcomes of new technology.
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In both instances, the cause of death has not been released.
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In other instances, though, let's face it — the staff hardly matters.
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In six of nine instances, the male attended to the eggs.
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But in many instances, the legal battle lags far behind reality.
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Mr. Barr said "there were no such instances" during the investigation.
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Expressing an opinion is considered bullying in far too many instances.
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In other instances, the company is tailoring it for local tastes.
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The agency has acted only in instances seen as particularly flagrant.
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And there have been instances of that, some of them tragic.
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Sometimes their costumes were traditional; in other instances, they reimagined them.
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In other instances, LinkedIn headlines can create a strong first impression.
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In all three instances, their reports turned out to be true.
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There have also been instances of people being attacked by mobs.
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Swift, in those instances, was once more a kind of simulacrum.
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The worker said that warehouse has two instances of the virus.
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And those are just the two most prominent instances among many.
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In other instances, ordinary people or community officials drive the revival.
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Wildlife Refuge in Oregon in 2016—in both instances announcing their
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In all instances, Congress approved his cabinet but ignored his proposals.
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There have been other instances of sniping between the two campaigns.
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There have been other instances of sniping between the two campaigns.
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Tangible instances of hate on campus are hardly unique to Syracuse.
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There are some instances where you will need a signed document.
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The Warriors effectively shot 61.5 percent in those instances, per FiveThirtyEight.
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But in some instances, replacement fish were actually endangered or threatened.
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But I'm not sure that some actual instances can't be proven.
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Yet the instances of overreach have been too numerous to ignore.
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In some instances, priests were suspended or removed from the ministry.
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In a few instances, he said, the Army fabricated interviews altogether.
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What are some instances of product placement mentioned in the article?
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In some instances, the planes even taxi with participants on board.
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It's difficult to say each of these instances has been malicious.
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These instances echo a long history of racism in the West.
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Other women reported multiple other instances of inappropriate touching or comments.
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"There've been instances where they use bolt cutters," Detective Morales said.
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We anticipate an ordeal in these instances and are rarely disappointed.
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In both instances, Trump is pushing for restrictions to those programs.
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Americans have lost homes, businesses — and in some instances, loved ones.
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In all instances, people took their money to the United States.
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And the Bevin and Bishop cases are far from isolated instances.
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The FTC claims that, in hundreds of thousands of instances, Match.
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You can build clusters of these with up to 128 instances.
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In both instances, sharp market declines followed those very high readings.
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There have also been highly publicized instances of misuse and vandalism.
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In some instances, a standard room can run up to $600.
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I perform a simple ritual to overcome these instances of burnout.
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Why would returns be negative in eight out of 2628 instances?
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It does not make exceptions for instances of rape or incest.
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In many instances, Donald Trump has governed in an opposite manner.
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Obioma is especially good at exposing such instances of casual racism.
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But there are instances of executive privilege being challenged in court.
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I can think of two instances where it was a date.
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The instances where it was intrusive were few and far between.
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The EFF points to several studies and instances of de-anonymization.
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These transitory occurrences, that would otherwise remain unnoticed, become memorable instances.
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The suit claims of the 10 instances, 8 resulted in crashes.
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In these instances, it is inevitable for people to look Westward.
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There have been other instances where European banks have been punished.
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Plus, there have been several instances where Marvel and Warner Bros.
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Yet Mr. Trump has been quick to judge in other instances.
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"There have been too many instances and too many suspected instances of words or ideas being set out of bounds," Rush Holt, chief executive officer of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, told Vox.
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Other statistics saw similarly steep increases: Instances of trespassing more than tripled last year, while instances of obstruction to abortion clinics—typically led by anti-abortion protesters—jumped from 580 in 2016 to over 1,700 in 2017.
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"Some of the most harrowing instances we've seen in 2019 are the instances where shutdowns are used to cover up the loss of life or killings at protests," says Alp Toker, director of digital rights group NetBlocks.org.
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In many instances, she's got the right amount of coy and cuteness.
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In some instances, tariffs should increase the competitiveness of American car manufacturing.
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The comment portion also includes a number of customers relaying similar instances.
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Dating Around includes a few instances in which people end dates abruptly.
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Meanwhile, other instances of water contamination — in Minnesota and Alabama — heightened concerns.
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The bill does not make exceptions for instances of rape or incest.
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He said he was heartbroken to hear of instances of alleged abuse.
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The "decentralized" bit means that Mastodon is fractured into multiple federated instances.
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If anything, there are documented instances of eclipses helping to stop wars.
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In several instances, Facebook has also already adopted policies to address them.
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In some of the instances, we are taking things down, as well.
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In most instances, directly affected students bring forward their own harassment allegations.
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In a number of those instances, we have engaged in ... confidentiality agreements.
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In many instances, the jobs promoted were part of previously announced plans.
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Fleischer does not address these concrete instances in which the administration lied.
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In those instances Google said the choice screen will not be displayed.
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In some instances, the policy dented farmer prices due to higher output.
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Check out some of the most notable instances in the slideshow, ahead.
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Spicer did not further discuss on what the "other questionable instances" were.
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And so I take the opportunity in these instances to read books.
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All these instances create a more rounded and true-to-life character.
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Women specifically have reported instances of sexual harassment and threats of rape.
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In both instances, they nudge us all to shift our collective gaze.
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I am performing it for no one but myself, in most instances.
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The exhibition also highlights instances of poetic alignment between the two artists.
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The report also found several instances of poor of communication between agencies.
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It found nine instances in which the zoo was out of compliance.
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"I will simply not block instances with the app," wrote Fedilab's developer.
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Stalking consists of at least two instances of harassing or threatening behavior.
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Amash cited these instances as the reason for his call for impeachment.
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"Fishnet" contains many more instances of gritty brilliance following its dramatic start.
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This is one of countless instances of bias emerging from AI algorithms.
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On the flip side, though, there are instances of inter-dimensional payoff.
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You can register an account on as many instances as you like.
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Some keep local timelines only, while others only federate with specific instances.
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In instances of safety concerns, however, "that's an absolute showstopper," he said.
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Guidance was mostly affirmed, there has been fewer instances of downward guidance.
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The abuse included instances of inappropriate touching as well as verbal harassment.
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" Previous instances of antifa violence have, however, been justified as "self-defense.
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"There were instances where I struggled… recalling facts and details," Gates said.
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In a few instances, meteorites have threatened to cause much more destruction.
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Most concerning are the instances where commenters reach out for direct contact.
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The company said it makes similar decisions in related instances involving minors.
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But Mueller's report did identify numerous instances of potential obstruction by Trump.
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Citing several instances of case law, the Ninth Circuit rejected that defense.
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These supposed instances of good news for Clinton are actually hurting her.
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There have been 18 instances of such a move happening since 2008.
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There have been 2500 instances of such a move happening since 2500.
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The Art Newspaper's report also indicates instances of "chronic mismanagement" and misspending.
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But it said it has documented numerous instances of error and negligence.
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In some instances, digital preservation can be a life-or-death issue.
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We have several Amazon Instances which we use to train our model.
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Both are interesting 12-related instances, but this year, there's one more.
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The allegations were determined to be unfounded in both instances, he said.
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First, Facebook isn't being asked to prevent all instances of hate speech.
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However, in some instances they were being followed by verified, Twitter accounts.
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In over 1.43 instances, the gap exceeded 21.4% but skies remained clear.
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In some instances, say critics, such influence might be described as abuse.
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However the study found instances where companies paid less than 3 percent.
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But in two instances this November, it could be district by district.
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ER: I've had instances that are familiar to any female-identifying person.
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American history for instances in which progressive reforms were made—or nearly
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In many instances, quotas have increased the participation of women in politics.
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"Voter fraud does occur, but it occurs in isolated instances," he said.
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In both instances, however, the contestants were gracious about the mix-up.
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" "As I said, it found 10 instances of the President obstructing justice.
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In some instances, it escalated to threats of violence by the players.
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You don't have to look hard to find instances of harassment online.
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In some instances, people were using e-cigarettes for the first time.
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Are there any instances where people have been really unfair to you?
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Of course, we anticipate there will be instances where we disagree. Rep.
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The lawsuit points to several instances of abuse of AT&T data.
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One shop owner said the mall was in some instances poorly maintained.
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It also means no one knows all the instances the ad appeared.
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In some instances, snakes will brumate in large piles... which sounds horrifying.
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A few instances exist in which a company includes long-term investments.
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Bambii: I've had instances where people say fucked up things to me.
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First of all, I have done this many times in other instances.
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And there were other instances where we moved a little bit forward.
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But in other instances, the PPG appears designed to give agencies leeway.
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But there are instances in which this could spin out of control.
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Cloud-hosting company Scaleway refreshed its lineup of high-performance instances today.
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In some instances, the impact, as Cole noted, could have been minor.
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In both instances, the IAEA raised concerns and Iran reduced its inventory.
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Unfortunately, instances of moms being shamed for not breastfeeding aren't helping matters.
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Officials of schools in the majority of instances are insisting upon disbandment.
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" Asked if he sees instances of that now, Gates replied: "Oh, absolutely.
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Beyond facial recognition, there are other troubling instances with real-world implications.
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California requires manufacturers to report instances when an autonomous vehicle system disengages.
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Except in vanishingly rare instances, trafficking victims aren't cheerleaders abducted from malls.
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In some instances, witnesses said convicted murderers twisted on gurneys before dying.
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In 2415, the firm tracked 22014 instances of lawmakers using profane words.
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"I would not rule out a wall in certain instances," Democratic Rep.
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Those instances created, or uncovered, something deep and powerful, personal and mutual.
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In both instances, voters were unhappy with the dissemination of their information.
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Airbnb has previously been criticized for instances of discrimination on the service.
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However, the researchers also observed that, in some instances, sarcasm enhanced tension.
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These are instances of what Mr. Trump has clearly defined as intolerable.
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The report's findings include: VAB's study follows other instances of questionable metrics.
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Increased marijuana use leads to increased instances of mental illness, including schizophrenia.
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In both instances, there is a twilight when everything remains seemingly unchanged.
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In this case, particularly with multiple instances of theft, he should act.
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The researchers speculate that this might contribute to stillbirths in some instances.
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In all instances, the cash option was chosen instead of the annuity.
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In rare instances, there have also been full accountings of the facts.
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In some instances a public vote or constitutional amendment may be required.
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The commission claims to have already found 1,85033 instances of voter fraud.
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In both instances, hackers obtained customers' static data stored on magstripe cards.
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Moonves admitted to some "regrets," but denied any instances of nonconsensual sex.
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Some of those instances were later confirmed to stem out of misunderstandings.
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In such instances powerful actors lose credibility and their resolve is weakened.
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There were even instances where the expired tax credit was reinstated retroactively.
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Yet, in both instances, countries can control the instrument of violence: guns.
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He also backs drastically restricting the instances lethal force can be used.
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That doesn't mean that leaking is a good thing in all instances.
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He focuses on ten specific instances where Trump may have obstructed justice.
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Personal WiFi access The report also detailed instances in which Brig. Gen.
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But Quest and LabCorp also differed from each other in some instances.
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He recounted a string of instances in which he was personally rejected.
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The report also documents several other instances where EPA employees received raises.
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In each of these instances black women have been excluded or attacked.
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There are multiple instances where Bayonetta jumps at the camera crotch first.
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Instances like that were commonplace, but their frequency didn't diminish their cruelty.
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However, the cases have all been for alleged instances of major fraud.
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"In some instances, the analysts were given alternative phrases," the Post reported.
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In some instances, Scorsese uses lyrics to directly comment on the action.
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Over and over again, there's instances of not being gatekeepers being problematic.
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Those instances have been corrected to accurately reflect the media collective's name.
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And in some instances, it may have pushed others to contemplate suicide.
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GeoVisual Search returns other instances of the same object across the world.
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There have been several instances of Facebook misreporting data to publishing partners.
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WTI traded positively just 43 percent of the time in those instances.
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This visual imagines one of the early instances of a life form.
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She had accused him of more than 20 instances of domestic violence.
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"There have been instances of it, but it's not normal," he said.
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Many of the existing instances are "federated," meaning that members of awoo.
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"Wellness in the air, in many instances, is more democratic," she said.
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In some instances, the Defense Department is providing temporary replacement water supplies.
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And extremist behavior online has preceded real-life violence in recent instances.
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In most instances life stress alone does not drive people to suicide.
|
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In several instances, police officers beat protesters who posed no apparent threat.
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Which of these instances of censorship, if any, were justified and why?
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There have been other recent instances of artistic flare-ups on campuses.
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No allegations in any of those instances were made against black students.
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But Mr. Trump has disregarded such advice in other instances, as well.
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In the U.S. instances of violence against pregnant women are quite high.
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In some instances, victims have pointed out names they believed were absent.
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They point to instances where Mr. Marcus has litigated First Amendment cases.
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There the researchers found numerous instances of the vine entering the galls.
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Similar protests challenging instances of environmental racism began coalescing across the country.
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In many instances, staff were used to treating teenagers, not young children.
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In some instances, officials used their private accounts to talk with reporters.
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And, as Becky said earlier, there's plenty of instances of Chinese espionage.
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In many instances, our factual stories have contradicted false statements they've made.
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We can forgive instances of both, but don't like constancy of either.
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In fact, there are several documented instances of drivers exceeding 270 m.p.h.
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In both instances, he slapped the detainees in the face, he said.
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News organizations regularly issue corrections and, in rarer instances, retract a story.
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Yup. Do I think we have to get tougher in certain instances?
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In many instances, EPA couldn't trust the data of the chemical industry.
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These nine instances went viral, making us all believe in the magic.
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In most instances, alumni and patrons think this is a sound idea.
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They must demand references who can recount specific instances of demonstrated incompetence.
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It requires everyone inside the Olympic movement to report instances of abuse.
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In some instances multiple complaints have been lodged against the same officer.
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You can also open up two instances of the same app simultaneously.
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Other instances of internet surveillance against racial justice activists are well-documented.
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Twitter, the FBI complaint says, did oblige in at least five instances.
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Those weren't the only instances that toyed with our sense of scale.
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"Obviously, there are instances where that would be appropriate," the official said.
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In instances where things are more complicated, here's how to handle it.
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And without the help of BlackRock and Vanguard votes in most instances.
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Here, we hand-picked our ideal pairs for specific instances and climates.
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More importantly, the government is wrong that these instances are merely hypothetical.
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There have been few instances of documented voter fraud in recent years.
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In other instances, attackers target outdated WordPress installations or find new exploits.
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These instances are often under-reported, and categorized as normal credit losses.
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It has also found instances of the malware distributed in Saudi Arabia.
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In several instances, Boeing employees insulted the F.A.A. officials reviewing the plane.
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"We found a few instances of borrowers who'd been overbilled," Sealy said.
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Still, there were several other instances of prisoner abuse involving the division.
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Most instances were not within, or at the start of, bear markets.
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But there are increasing instances of the cyber variety of the crime.
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They support each other and, in instances like Tuesday, send best wishes.
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Communicating in these instances is often awkward and uncomfortable for everyone involved.
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ASIC alleges these instances of breaches in lending laws occurred between Dec.
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That will kill the account for that node, but not other instances.
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But this time it feels forced, unnecessary, and in some instances boring.
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Gibbs used the hashtag #SpiritCooking in other instances as well, CNN reported.
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But Schwarzman describes several instances when the Chinese felt exhausted and slighted.
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But apart from those few instances, we really did get something different.
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His approval has steadily decreased, in some instances hitting truly dismal numbers.
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The misconduct cases include several sex scandals and instances of ethical lapses.
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But it is not clear whether Mr. Horowitz uncovered any such instances.
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But there is public outrage only for one of the two instances.
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In some instances the price of the dress can make a statement.
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Each stem occurrence gets chalked up on the "Instances of Bullshit" board.
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In previous instances, those numbers had been released just before 214 a.m.
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In some instances, they describe the normal conflict that signals impending separation.
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In some of the instances, the alleged sexual misconduct occurred at work.
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In both instances, we've been supported by the best of the best.
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In other instances, though, such lip service honors and reinforces worthy ideals.
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Women are delaying marriage and, in some instances, not marrying at all.
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The series also features disturbing instances of sexual assault, rape, and bullying.
|
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"In such instances, additional screening and security measures are employed," it continued.
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In both instances, he worked out new material like nothing had changed.
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In some instances CIA officials disclosed classified information to producers and writers.
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In some instances, those platforms are even paying publishers to come aboard.
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In some instances they would write notes on paper in the courtroom.
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That lines up with one of the rare instances of FDA testing.
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In a couple of instances they peeled political party stickers from windshields.
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Released on Friday in the Journal of the American Medical Association, the study used data mining to determine instances where Pokémon Go was being used in an automobile and in how many instances this led to a crash.
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They note there are a number of people around Trump who have axes to grind with Kelly, in some instances because he fired them or their friends, and in other instances because he curtailed their access to Trump.
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A full breakdown of the instances of throttling found that Verizon was by far the worst culprit, with 11,100 instances where a video service was slowed on a test device occurring between January and May of this year.
|
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The Boston Globe reported on Monday that the federal government has logged more than 160 instances of suspected interference since August 1 and has jumped to about 10 instances a day in the few weeks before the midterms.
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"The country faces many challenges -- in some instances perplexing foreign affairs relationships, and in other instances serious national security threats," Tillerson told a crowd of several hundred gathered in the State Department's main entrance and on balconies overlooking it.
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In 11 of these instances, the Senate took action on the president's nomination.
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Still, in both of these instances, the nominees were confirmed by wide margins.
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But coordination was off in many instances; tutti outbursts were loud and metallic.
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In some instances, chocolate milk appeared better than alternative drinks, the researchers report.
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And in what instances has that not been the right thing to do?
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However, there have been instances where staff attorneys were permitted to interview witnesses.
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Some instances occurred during impeachment inquiries into Presidents Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton.
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In these instances of weighing the worth of an event, comparisons are inevitable.
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The existing instances use Arm's Cortex-A72 system, which was introduced in 2015.
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But there&aposs -- in these instances, reasons why names don&apost leak out.
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The process can be overly bureaucratic and in some instances may be unclear.
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I can tell you about countless instances when doctors have ruined people's lives.
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There have been 303 instances of such a rate move happening since 2008.
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But barring instances of bribery or other serious crimes, arrests are extremely rare.
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And I don't know how accurate some of these are in some instances.
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Accounts of alien abductions outnumber proven instances of electoral fraud in North Carolina.
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But there&aposs also could be real instances where people deserve a pardon.
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They'll be 10 percent less expensive than comparable instances, according to a statement.
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In both instances, we are all very lucky that this is the case.
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"Animal cruelty is not an isolated act in many instances," Mr. Blumenthal said.
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In both instances, police thought the suspect had a gun — they did not.
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So then I'm hearing like, three instances of my voice with each song.
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" Barr wrote that "there were not such instances during the Special Counsel's investigation.
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Two particular instances happened mid-flight, once in 2012 and again in 2016.
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In one of the instances, a mastodon tusk recovered earlier had deep grooves.
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The question is, what should the criminal justice system do in those instances?
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Enough people buy small-sized tickets, with very few instances of any payoff.
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In other instances, though, the disposition was specific and did not allow entry.
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The Trump administration has weathered several instances of criticism related to pesticide regulations.
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Since then, three other instances of sexual harassment allegations against Conyers have emerged.
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While in beta, Portrait Lighting generally works well — miraculously well in some instances.
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Mastodon's official site will only list instances that follow the Mastodon Server Covenant.
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It's an interesting concept that works well in the instances I've used it.
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But emotional betrayals are predominantly what defines the harmful instances of online cheating.
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Some were related to bullying, retaliation, discrimination, and other instances of inappropriate behavior.
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That doesn't mean we can't object to specific instances of rudeness or cruelty.
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We will track these instances so the engineers can fix for the future.
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The electoral commission said it was investigating two potential instances of double-voting.
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There have, however, been some instances where the phone has been damaged externally.
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But O'Keefe's career is also marked by instances of dubious editing and lawsuits.
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Our employment agreements don't prohibit anyone from talking publicly about instances of harassment.
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There were also more instances of looting at supermarkets and clashes with police.
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The company maintained that in all these instances, the driver was at fault.
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In other instances, there's more to the magma itself than meets the eye.
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Yet in previous instances some proved ill-equipped to look after such valuables.
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In those instances, text is better because it allows less room for conversation.
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Pontotoc County District Attorney Bill Peterson served as the prosector in both instances.
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The injury in any of these instances can range from mild to severe.
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OVH also offers instances with Tesla V100 GPUs for €2.30 per hour ($2.61).
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There's no instances of people trying to shark each other out of opportunities.
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In many instances, Stranger Things' writing stops just short of meaningful follow-through.
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So, she began writing posts presenting instances of Dynasty supporting liberal-leaning groups.
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Software from a Singaporean firm, AML360, is designed to flag instances of this.
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But no, we've had no instances of anyone ever getting sick on these.
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Were there any particular instances in the movie that felt familiar to you?
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Wizner says the ACLU has been made aware of several instances and intervened.
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Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown averages seven instances of the word 'the' for
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Genius believes those lyrics, at least in some instances, come straight from Genius.
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"There are also indications of rising instances of volatility outburst and flash events."
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Other instances of fair use include clips for news reporting, teaching, or research.
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Sometimes symptoms dissipate in time, in other instances it can be longer lasting.
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He noted how some instances of the practice could violate the Eight Amendment.
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Of those instances, Mueller referred lawmakers to his report at least 43 times.
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There have been several instances of crime and violence on live streaming services.
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Several accounts include detailed instances of him pressuring employees to perform sex acts.
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There's also been instances before of Chinese vehicles being used as mobile launchers.
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In some instances, employees created PINs and fake email addresses without any authorization.
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We're currently doublechecking for any instances of the same problem in other deployments.
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However, in other instances team members have been allowed to keep their medals.
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But there are rare instances of receiving concert tickets or even Hamilton tickets.
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There are plenty of instances where the word "shot" can be blood-curdling.
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And it wasn't just a couple instances of the back hitting daylight untouched.
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But in all instances, the knotty issue of race goes entirely unremarked upon.
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The transcripts could help Mueller determine if there were any instances of perjury.
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In these instances, I might interpret any sensation I experience as the fingers.
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What makes that any different than the relatively rare instances of welfare fraud?
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Mr. Eclipse: It is so incredibly dramatic, so life-changing in many instances.
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Or will they give the go-ahead in all but a few instances?
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They can then add, remix and re-share new instances of the scene.
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In a few instances, officials have had to find spare parts on eBay.
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Fowler wrote about tensions with HR after reporting instances of blatant sexual harassment.
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And in some limited instances, can only accomplish certain tasks on certain devices.
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Additionally, there were fewer instances where voters opted to vote for No Award.
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In other instances, spending $21,210 may increase the value by $215,276, he said.
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In some instances, non-toxic Heliconius butterflies adopt very similar patterning for protection.
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Reminders is one of the rare instances where using Siri is actually helpful.
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In some instances, these behaviors have caused entire tourist attractions to shut down.
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In these instances, Forpheus is able to grab another ball and serve again.
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On the bright side, I didn't encounter many instances of these exorbitant fares.
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Persona 5, while not outwardly transphobic, still features numerous instances of gay panic.
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Most of these instances of sexual assault in the United States go unreported.
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The ITC has demonstrated – in certain instances – the ability to temper its enforcement.
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Those were rare instances of courts addressing the issue on a statewide basis.
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Instances of segregation, homophobia, and racism have, for many students, tarnished the occasion.
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It's the most American of approaches and, in certain instances, the most foolhardy.
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In limited instances, the idea of retreat has crept into the strategic thinking.
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The inability to deal with these instances shows the failures of German society.
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Many people can cite instances in which they think they have been bullied.
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In some instances, it has paid police chiefs to travel to Taser conferences.
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In some instances, the newly issued material captures a decisive moment of creation.
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"I think there has been a number of instances of unfairness," he said.
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There are also plenty of instances in which he reaffirms literature's redemptive power.
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She added that inmates were mostly reporting instances of sore throats and congestion.
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There were instances in which they could have backed down but did not.
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He travelled around the state investigating instances of discrimination in housing and employment.
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There are two notable instances where the White House avoided invoking the privilege.
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"Mind over matter" can in these instances be the greatest threat of all.
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This plainly discriminatory practice has allowed instances of exploitation of workers with disabilities.
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"Egregious instances of copyright are usually addressed through shaming, not law," he said.
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And there have been other instances like this during this season as well.
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In many instances, kids easily unwrapped brightly colored packages they mistook for candy.
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In none of these instances did the U.S. issue more than token protest.
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In all four of those instances, the Democrat was on the losing end.
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Internal processes will be strengthened to prevent such instances in future, it added.
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The study looked at 19 instances since Kim assumed power in late 2011.
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They are finally paying a price for, in some instances, decades of abuse.
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This has led to some instances of identity theft and credit card fraud.
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In many instances, this payoff is a key part of the financial plan.
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Synching between lyrics and music was also an issue in a few instances.
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Instances of manipulating the outcomes of prenatal drug studies isn't a new phenomenon.
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And you repeat that thought for all instances of all possible deaths forever.
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The NFL has faced numerous previous instances of players being accused of assault.
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But in too many instances, hate crimes are not addressed, prosecuted, or reported.
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In both instances, the suspect shot the victim from a car, Mckneely said.
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Certainly there are some very, very bad instances of covering up in MMA.
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Some progressive groups are even requesting candidates to disclose instances of sexual harassment.
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Or, in some instances, you might have to forget about a closet altogether.
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Many of the most famous instances have involved the loss of sports teams.
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It also helps AWS users better utilize their reserved and on-demand instances.
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It could be oxytocin works, but only in small and very specific instances.
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Before, these notices were only given in instances of fraud or criminal activity.
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Very few known instances of auto-brewery syndrome have been recorded by doctors.
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In both those instances, neither of them were associated with the Freemen movement.
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Nauseatingly, there are many other instances of men using literal crap against women.
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In some rare instances, these kind of citations have led to deportation too.
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I think about those instances all at once, and it's all so overwhelming.
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It kind of makes me dread Saturdays in some instances, which is sad.
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In some instances, an insurer did not offer policies in a particular city.
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Twitter has acknowledged these problems and made attempts to mitigate instances of abuse.
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Other instances are not as severe but may have the same detrimental effect.
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However, in certain instances the company may assume secured debt when acquiring assets.
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Cillizza: We've already seen multiple instances of attempted hacking into 2018 Senate campaigns.
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In two key instances, his arguments were later embraced by the Supreme Court.
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In other instances, he knows how to avoid giving a certain sound bite.
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In such instances, the mere expression 'tools at hand' becomes an arresting thought.
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They've documented instances of enforced disappearances, arbitrary detentions, and extrajudicial executions of civilians.
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In many instances, the most moral act is not to act at all.
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There were two instances in which we referred to him as a man.
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All instances of anything approximating love or tenderness arrive in hock to cruelty.
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In many instances, all users are shown stories that others have found interesting.
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There are several instances when Americans have previously received compensation for historical injustices.
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Both of those instances had nothing to do with Russian collusion, Republicans said.
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He said the case set a precedent for future instances of domestic terrorism.
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And, of course, the data excluded instances of child abuse that went unreported.
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In some instances, chemosynthesis also produces amino acids, the building blocks of life.
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"We have invested so much into preventing instances of human trafficking," he said.
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The number of known instances of tainted drinks being served is relatively small.
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These numbers increased to 22 assaults and 52 instances of harassment in 2018.
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And I found the jumbo-screen XS Max particularly beneficial in several instances.
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More rare were instances in which an imminent threat to others was thwarted.
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These individual instances of sickness have not been confirmed as COVID-19 cases.
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That would eliminate instances in which voters cast ballots in two locations undetected.
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So, in some instances, other pregnant workers have been pulled into guard duty.
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And one of the most famous instances is the 2012 Missouri Senate race.
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In certain instances, skepticism about a doctor's qualifications has even led to violence.
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AWS announced a database migration service in 2015 and reserved instances in 2009.
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In rare instances, members of the student group have been accused of spying.
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"We are definitely seeing trends in the instances of big rain," Arndt said.
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Given this history, eliminating overt instances of intentional discrimination, while necessary, isn't enough.
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Authorities haven't found any instances of human-to-human transmission in the US.
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In some instances she wrote moving passages that included her helpers in descriptions.
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"There's been very few instances where a fine has been involved," he said.
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Asked about the frequency of such instances, Nishiyama declined to give any figures.
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The Constitution provides for impeachment, but does not demand it in all instances.
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The increase in airstrikes has also led to multiple instances of civilian casualties.
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Sabally also uses social media to highlight instances of racism and social injustice.
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Some schools, in turn, exploited that vulnerability, in some instances by withholding wages.
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Scaleway also offers bare metal cloud instances as an alternative to dedicated servers.
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On the other hand, it's also difficult to measure "impact" in many instances.
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Some prospective mates would fight and, in the worst instances, kill each other.
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In other instances, Apple pushed industry standards for technology in a new direction.
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BuzzFeed News confirmed multiple instances where sites advertised on Sape contained injected links.
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In some instances, inserted links and associated code contained direct references to Sape.
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But it ruled that the FCC acted arbitrarily and capriciously in some instances.
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Wessel documented two notable instances for the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee.
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There are even instances in which an individual being cannibalized receives a benefit.
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Are there instances where, as in the animal kingdom, human cannibalism makes sense?
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The firm found 40 instances when the market declined 10 percent or more.
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The festivities, however, weren't without instances of vandalism and looting by some fans.
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First, Morrison noted two instances in which Sondland relayed the plot to him.
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But ProPublica turned up dozens of instances where the company did just that.
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In both instances, the plaintiffs failed to prove that their rights were violated.
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Absolutely we should, as we are in this instance and multiple other instances.
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This governmental environment has indirectly enabled more instances of corrupt or unethical activities.
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Instances of ATMs and card readers being targeted rose 8 percent, FICO said.
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But the files she did receive show instances of retaliation, the report says.
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" Other than these instances, she has not seen "any seriously significant side effects.
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The newspaper included multiple instances when Trump said he was against the war.
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Yet in these instances, the outlets were not owned by Trump's political opponent.
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Independent studies have found almost no instances of voter fraud in American elections.
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In some instances, your income could determine your eligibility, if it's high enough.
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Then, the researchers looked for instances in which mothers and daughters bred simultaneously.
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Every state in the country has now reported instances of vaping-related injuries.
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It can be thwarted in certain instances, but it cannot be ended outright.
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One study reported instances of dizziness and drowsiness among women who took Zoloft.
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In some rare instances, government infiltrators have done the same to the Taliban.
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In some rare instances, government infiltrators have done the same to the Taliban.
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In that report, investigators did not mention any instances of suspected physical abuse.
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In some instances, she pointed out, he painted the daughters of his servants.
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Most of these instances have been small, and have not damaged my ego.
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How does he compare and contrast those instances with his declaration on Feb.
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In none of the instances, the police said, did they observe sexual intercourse.
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Even more devastating are the tragic instances of cancer in our nation's children.
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In repeated instances, DarkMatter collected information about Americans, a second former employee said.
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In some instances, digital journalists have lost their jobs soon after joining unions.
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In several instances, Trump has even acknowledged concealing exact details from his audience.
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There are just so many instances of Trump seeking to undermine the investigation.
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In both instances, the process has been complicated and continues to this day.
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There were other instances of countries going all out to win the bid.
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In both instances, I was one of the last people to speak with them, and in both instances, I feel like I was placed at that crossroads for a reason, to help my friends in their direst time of need.
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The day before, the Boston Globe reported that the federal government logged more than 160 instances of suspected interference since August 1, and that the number jumped to about 10 instances a day in the few weeks before the midterms.
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"The GAO found that in many instances, the windows are open at our airports."
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Some antifascist activists say that the media has sensationalized them by focusing such instances.
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In fact, in China, Trump is already the victim of many instances of it.
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It also points to two other instances in which separate patents were allegedly violated.
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In many instances, eating to relieve stress can make you feel worse, Malkani says.
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Homeowners also can expect additional instances where insurers decide not to write some policies.
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In a lot of instances, it can be a very startling rebirth of sorts.
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Amazon Web ServicesMost AWS instances are already secured, Amazon said in a security bulletin.
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But in some instances you really just don't need that extra piece of hardware.
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Despite the buzz, there are some instances where you should avoid skin fasting altogether.
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And, indeed, that anger, in many instances, has spawned Trump-like racism and bigotry.
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In all of these instances, subsequent reports all circled back to the fake ones.
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There were at least 249 acid instances of acid attacks in India in 2015.
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As I asserted two years ago, it's little wonder that such instances might occur.
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The OCC also found some instances in which accounts were opened without customer consent.
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In all instances, they claimed the purported misconduct occurred years before he entered politics.
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In other instances, the parents also allegedly paid for imposters to take admissions tests.
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So far, according to Pearce, there have been no instances known in Australian sport.
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Sending the opposite message could help avoid future instances like the 2014 border crisis.
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And I think, in some instances, Democrats did it when we were in power.
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That he had looked at the evil there -- these 225 instances of possible obstruction.
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And this applies to current and future bookings, as well past instances of discrimination.
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In these instances, the S&P 500 averages an annual return of 8.6 percent.
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Amy Schumer and Leah Dunham formed a bond over an unfortunate set of instances.
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In most instances, you're probably not going to notice much of an improvement there.
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Such instances should, on a case-to-case basis, be subjected to legal action.
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"You're going to see that all of these instances have shared similarities," Jappe said.
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So what happens if Ushahidi's USA Election Monitor campaign tracks significant instances of instability?
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Throughout this process, DeepMind peeled off instances of AlphaStar and send them to Battle.
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"There are other instances in which customers' internal vulnerabilities have been exploited," SWIFT said.
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The report also detailed alleged instances of torture and sexual abuse, among other horrors.
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Netflix surveyed subscribers in 29 countries, and found instances of cheating in all 29.
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Both instances happened just months after Charlie Rose was fired after sexual misconduct allegations.
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Specific instances of fraud can still be reported through carriers or directly to police.
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So there are instances of that but I don't think it's a huge problem.
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In other instances, the division failed to put homeless or neglected children in custody.
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City officials detailed a number of instances of wrongdoing by the officers they disciplined.
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In some instances, Rokhsar has lasered the tattoo away to ease the allergic reaction.
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In many instances, they're paired with a costar who is open to performing nude.
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Google offers a similar machine type with its f1-micro and g1-small instances.
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That means, in most instances, you're totally fine to leave home without the case.
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There's a problem with pointing out all of these instances of bare-faced celebrities.
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Instead, consumers would have to opt in to that data collection in some instances.
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Reported instances of hate speech have risen sharply since the surprise ruling on Sept.
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And these are only two instances of the many ways she has manipulated paint.
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Narrator: But don't worry, the camel makes a full recovery, and instances are rare.
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Mastodon has a list of other instances for you to examine, as does GitHub.
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In addition to this, Amazon is also reducing the price for its M4 instances.
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And in several instances militants tried to plant improvised explosive devices near the fence.
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Xinhua's writer admitted there were instances when provincial governments in China had faked statistics.
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This is likely the first of many instances of North raiding her mom's closet.
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Going back to 1994, there have been nine such instances, including four this year.
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Our antipoverty programs have become, in some instances, a way of life, a lifestyle.
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We looked for instances of the words that Ofcom, the telecoms regulator, deems offensive.
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Here are a few of the many instances Louis-Dreyfus has spoken out. 1.
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In at least 102 instances, the allegations were made against peacekeepers based in Haiti.
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The scope expanded to racism, classism, sexism and other instances of privilege and oppression.
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But barring those two instances, Cramer was pleased with how the quarter turned out.
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"It's an example of how far the authorities go in some instances," Rogers said.
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Both instances of sovereign bonds cheapening in 2018 have been characterized by such behavior.
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Her friends and family have experienced many instances of harassment or discrimination, she added.
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The motions were non-binding, yet the government's hand was forced in both instances.
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In both instances, the company apologized and its stock performance was not notably affected.
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Some comments appeared to be scripted and were repeated verbatim in millions of instances.
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There are some missing objects from the images and instances of wrong text formatting.
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These instances can be connected to others, or they can exist as standalone networks.
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Some of those instances were done when I wasn't even in the Facebook app.
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This covers up all these really bad instances of harassment that then becomes systemic.
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These instances haven't been the first time Brady has been slighted over his style.
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In these instances, "We need to restore civility" becomes an exercise in finger pointing.
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And in some instances even criticized the conservative movement on some of these things.
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In these instances, a network can get jammed up and stops working for everyone.
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It feels like there are too many instances for it to be a coincidence.
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Are there instances in Lady Bird that you identify with from a daughter's perspective?
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In other instances, even the mention of an election seems to trigger the system.
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For this associate, point-of-sale policies had not been followed in some instances.
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Mueller's report outlines multiple instances where Trump may have obstructed the special counsel's investigation.
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But speed, while a virtue in some instances, is a significant pitfall in others.
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I think the actual chemists doing the benchwork in many instances did not know.
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So that's every commercial flight, that's in some instances police helicopters, medical choppers etc.
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In some instances, likes and comments on pro-ED photos soared by 30 percent.
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In those instances the airlines outperform over the next few days after oil's fall.
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In four instances, sickened individuals said that they had handled raw turkey pet food.
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Though Netflix occasionally teases out viewership information, those instances aren't consistent and hardly verifiable.
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Facebook's information security team has tracked users' locations in other safety-related instances, too.
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Its promise to reduce instances of muscle ache after a workout seemed more realistic.
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Several instances of vandalism of Jewish cemeteries, though unrelated, heightened fears of anti-Semitism.
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The report found instances in which officers instructed medical staff to administer the ketamine.
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This finding may help astronomers discover many new instances of black holes destroying stars.
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In those instances, the chain chose to keep the stores located in stronger malls.
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"Simply put, 20 percent input yields 80 percent output " in many instances, explains Faye.
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Her 21-year-old daughter Kendall has also faced multiple instances of home intrusion.
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"Lives are at stake in many instances, and leaks jeopardize those lives," he said.
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And, in some instances, the facts didn't lead anywhere, and the cases were dropped.
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Despite these ugly instances, Weisberg thinks surfing is shifting toward a more accepting vibe.
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"Usually in one of these instances, there's a tit-for-tat response," he said.
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In nearly half the instances, the malware infection occurred by simply visiting the website.
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In several instances, Trump used a fist gesture -- this typically indicates strength and resolve.
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The alleged spoofing involved numerous instances of fraudulent orders that were canceled before execution.
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These notable instances underscore a wider adoption happening among young people of color today.
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I've never seen anything with ecstasy, but have seen a few instances with cocaine.
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In some instances, doctors prescribed more opioids to people who showed signs of addiction.
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Connectivity to instances and services within the region is not impacted by the event.
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If past instances are any indication, this could be the start of something big.
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The median return for WTI over those seven instances was a negative 6.14 percent.
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In such instances, we use all our mandated authorities in conducting a thorough investigation.
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In these instances, we must look to honesty and communication as our governing principles.
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It's as if his alleged instances 0f domestic violence against Amber Heard never happened.
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