"It's been an institution longer than any other institution I've been in," Harington continued.
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" Harington continued, "It's been an institution longer than any other institution I've been in.
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Buren became famous for his critique of painting as a symbol of the institution from within the institution, a critique quickly embraced and absorbed by the institution itself.
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Depending on the institution, your account might be converted to another one at the institution.
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The way I think about it is, the press as an institution is a very weak institution.
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Then they drove to Ohio for practices at the London Correctional Institution and the Marion Correctional Institution.
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We want to have an institution that is not an exhibition space only but a knowledge-producing institution.
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But what is a home that functions like an institution, or an institution that feels like a home?
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JPay's inflation exploit was used in a number of Idaho facilities: Idaho State Correctional Institution, Idaho State Correctional Center, Idaho Correctional Institution-Orofino, South Idaho Correctional Institution, and the Correctional Alternative Placement Plan facility.
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When individuals practice the institution — including and beyond their institutional work in the narrow sense — when they become the institution, when the institution spreads into their subjectivation, when social relationships are economically productive and instrumental?
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Policies vary from institution to institution, but they can take into account an applicant's race, gender, or socioeconomic status.
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Emails might look like something you'd receive from a trusted institution such as a company platform or financial institution.
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"If the majority of (Tibetan people) really want to keep this institution, then this institution will remain," he said.
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"I've always liked Ways and Means because it is the epitome of the institution within the institution," he said.
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The institution of the office is not changing Donald Trump, because he is already in the sway of another institution.
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Brennan has been credited with transforming the C.I.A. from an institution focused on information gathering to an institution focused on action.
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Slavery, Lincoln says, was not a Southern institution, it was an American institution, weaving through our common history for 250 years.
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He&aposs been falsely accused of attacking the institution, but it&aposs an institution we both love and want to improve.
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"If the majority of (Tibetan people) really want to keep this institution, then this institution will remain," he told Reuters. 10.
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Image: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Carnegie Institution of Washington/DLR/Smithsonian Institution"This was just one of those really fun results," Thomas Watters, the planetary scientist at the Smithsonian Institution who led the discovery told Gizmodo.
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The individuals exploiting the JPay system are incarcerated at a handful of Idaho prisons, including Idaho State Correctional Institution, Idaho State Correctional Center, South Idaho Correctional Institution, Idaho Correctional Institution-Orofino and a private Correctional Alternative Placement Plan building.
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TRUMP: I actually think in terms of terror you may be better off with a new institution, an institution that would be more fairly based, an institution that would be more fairly taken care of from an economic standpoint.
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"My read of him is he cares about the institution and he cares about there being a belief that the institution is an independent institution and not one that's subordinate to any particular person or president," said Virginia Sen.
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Marshall Everett Nannes and Bryce William Hall were married June 30 at the Carnegie Institution for Science, a research institution in Washington.
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For graduate school, you would pay an average of $11,617 per year at a public institution or $26,551 at a private institution.
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"First of all, UNRWA is not a Palestinian institution, it is a UN institution," he said at a UN press conference Tuesday.
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"It's taking this big, familiar institution, a violent institution, and using it to frame a marginalized group around shared values," explained Branstetter.
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But the Globes haven't particularly handled their transition to "institution" all that well, because becoming an institution was never in the awards' DNA.
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You name me a business or an institution or a societal institution itself that doesn't rely on IT right now, it's very difficult.
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" China, meanwhile, in the opposite direction: "The government is the highest trusted institution, … whereas in the United States, it's the lowest trusted institution.
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In 1992 Hurricane Andrew completely leveled state prison Dade Correctional Institution, which is now called Homestead Correctional Institution and houses 727 inmates today.
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"He represents the institution, and the institution and their violence against our community is one of the reasons why Pride exists," he said.
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But saying you want to do that is easier than doing that, especially at an institution like the Times, which is ... an institution.
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According to the rules of the institution, the orphans were given full names with matching documents only on the day they left the institution.
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The Prisoners' Institution and the Institution for the Care of Martyrs support 21625,2900 families — at least 220006,2202 people — among a population of 2628 million.
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Journalists can't do their jobs if the institution of the press is delegitimized and/or if the legal protections for that institution aren't understood.
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It was a two-way street: The institution of art has taken it in, but the form itself also changed the institution of art.
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On Monday, Mr. Simmons announced his Utah-based institution would lobby watchdogs to nix its status as a SIFI — a systemically important financial institution.
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A. Check with your local library, as policies may vary from institution to institution and some may have their own electronic-book donation solutions.
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In sum, while people may love to pick on the FCC as an institution, we must recognize that the institution is run by people.
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"KPFA is a progressive institution in the Bay Area, and an institution that reflects social justice," she said in a phone interview on Saturday.
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I am a very small piece of a very big institution, and whatever power I have comes from being a part of that institution.
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A mental institution The perfect place to perform such a study, they decided, was the Vipeholm Mental Institution, a large facility just outside Lund, Sweden.
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"We've had a bad patch the last few days, but the Senate is a very strong institution and ultimately a very collegial institution," says Sen.
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An individual who attended a public institution will receive less from PSLF from an individual in the same profession who attended a high cost institution.
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Applicants must be currently enrolled or enrolling in a community college or four-year institution, graduate school, junior college, technical school or other accredited institution.
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Far more important than the institution he or she attends is what a student brings to that institution in terms of purpose, commitment and goals.
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According to the Royal Commission's final report, 61.8 per cent of all survivors of sexual abuse in a religious institution were from a Catholic-managed institution.
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" Agerenesh Ashagre "I don't always acknowledge how draining it can be to live in this body while moving through predominantly white institution after predominantly white institution.
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But, he said, a financial institution cannot inform its client or anyone named in the subpoena if the prosecutor requests that the institution not do so.
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"Given the indictment, Johnson's and Scott's continued participation in any depository institution may threaten to impair public confidence in that institution," the central bank said Thursday.
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If these accounts are true, they paint a portrait of an institution that was failing these young men, an institution that Jordan was a part of.
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Your work depends to a certain degree on trust as an institution, and any institution in that situation has to have in that sense a constituency.
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The 2017 report said that 62 percent of the survivors who had been abused in a religious institution said it had happened in a Catholic institution.
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" Authorities must also "consider whether placement would threaten the management and security of the institution and/or pose a risk to other inmates in the institution.
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"I actually think in terms of terror you may be better off with a new institution, an institution that would be more fairly based, an institution that would be more fairly taken care of from an economic standpoint," he said, according to a transcript of the interview.
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They've been in a setting where they've given up themselves to an institution, they've given up freedom of choice to the choices made for them by the institution.
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The $80,000 institution-wide authenticity evaluation project was a mandatory requirement of the Mexican Museum becoming an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, a status it achieved in 2012.
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JIM CRAMER: Okay, so as someone who's interested in the stock, as well as the company and the institution that and it is an institution like no other.
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For many, the Church of England's anodyne theology have rendered it an irrelevant institution, an institution that — like the Royal Family itself — is comfortingly familiar, but ultimately irrelevant.
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The prison was later renamed the California Institution for Women at Corona—the city where it's currently located—but after residents objected to the use of the name, it was re-branded yet again as the California Institution for Women at Frontera, and later, shortened to simply California Institution for Women.
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Throughout the settled case the CFTC referred to Liew's employer generically as a large financial institution "financial institution 22.5" and mentioned other firms and traders at such firms generically.
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The issuer of the bond must not be a credit institution, does not have any parent undertaking which is a credit institution and is not an asset management vehicle.
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Seniors should obtain powers of attorneys from each financial institution where they hold assets (if the institution so insists) in addition to the New York State power of attorney.
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While professing to write the book to protect the FBI as an institution, Comey is doing that institution untold harm by joining an ignoble list of tell-all authors.
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One that would cater to a customer that is concerned with where their money is being invested by their financial institution and how their financial institution treats its customers.
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" It criticized the authorities for asking, as the statement put it, "a public cultural institution to become primarily an economic institution subject to the demands of profit and success.
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But when Blue Orca contacted the institution from which Mr. Tainwala, according to some biographical sources, received a doctorate, the institution said that he had not obtained a degree.
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They amount to an assault on a political institution: Regardless of who firebombed the office, and what their motive ultimately was, it's an unacceptable attack on a political institution.
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Which is different from a residency that people think of typically with an art organization or institution, where one is situated at the institution, creating work in a studio.
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The attempt to enact revolutionary political activism from the voice of the institution-as-artist overpowers the individual voices of the artists that the institution should promote and protect.
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All we're asking, is for all the members of our society to participate in the well-being of the institution, to help the well-being of the institution function.
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"If Sergei did not have a Medicaid waiver to receive those services in his home, he would be in an institution, and there's no independence in an institution," she said.
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Sixteen prisoners will receive their associate degrees in a ceremony Wednesday at the maximum-security Cheshire Correctional Institution, joining nine women who graduated last week at the York Correctional Institution.
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A Lebanese bank or company doing business with one will not be able to do deal with any U.S. financial institution because that institution could be fined for non-compliance.
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Judges acting independently to decide cases fairly and justly may serve to protect the independence of their institution from within, while leaving the entire institution vulnerable to assault from without.
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They all turn on the notion that a large financial institution can be saved by efforts that focus only on the holding company at the top of the financial institution.
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The institution has never been divorced from politics, but nomination battles over President Donald Trump's two Supreme Court picks have cast the institution in an increasingly ideological—and partisan—light.
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In order to do that you have to discredit the FBI as an institution and the Justice Department as an institution, and this is all part and parcel of that.
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It's a statue that represents a failed attempt to preserve the institution of slavery — an institution that most Americans can agree was contrary to the values we hold dear today.
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Dr Cui's stated aim is to turn HAST into a research institution similar to the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) in Massachusetts, which combines scientific curiosity with hard-nosed technological nous.
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Because what ... This goes back to the institution building.
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Only one graduated from an Ivy League institution — Yale.
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A Lebanese bank or company doing business with anybody on the list will not be able to deal with any U.S. financial institution because that institution could be fined for non-compliance.
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Tuition and fees at four-year colleges range on average from more than $216,1503 to attend a public institution as an in-state student to nearly $2150,215 to attend a private institution.
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The university must be an institution that is sensitive to the feelings of all Vietnamese, not an institution in Vietnam conceived and decided upon by Americans disregarding our self-respect and dignity.
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It was he who gave us the current version of that hopelessly dysfunctional institution -- an institution which, according to a Gallup Poll, now has the confidence of 9% of the American people.
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If they can hear in one news cycle that NATO is both an adversary and an institution for which we will fight and die, what to make of "policy" toward this institution?
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"This is an American institution, you would assume an American ambassador on post in a country would say, I gotta defend American institutions here... But somehow I think Mr. Cornstein began to think, 'Huh, this is a liberal institution, I'm closer to a conservative like Orban than I am to the ideals of this institution,'" Ignatieff said.
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What happened after, however, is where the bigger implications surrounding the institution lie — not only the question of what kind of institution CAM is, but what kinds of institutions we perpetuate more broadly.
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"Whether there is a German, or a non-German, at the helm of a European institution, the reputation of this institution must as good as possible," she told a news conference in Berlin.
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Should the talks proceed relatively smoothly, in time the two sides may find themselves building, law by law, institution by institution, a regime not dissimilar from the one they are preparing to dismantle.
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In these conversations, we discussed how and why each institution developed these spaces, and the ways in which they help make the institution seem more democratic and welcoming to the communities they serve.
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TMZ has learned Dassey -- the younger subject of Netflix's "Making A Murderer" -- was transferred Wednesday from Green Bay Correctional Institution to Columbia Correctional Institution ... a Wisconsin maximum security prison about 125 miles away.
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Why it matters: The 751-seat Parliament is the only directly elected institution within the 220-nation European Union, so the election was seen by many as a referendum on the institution itself.
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Accordingly, FIRREA imposes civil liability on "whoever" engages in fraudulent conduct that affects a "federally insured financial institution," but the Justice Department interprets this "whoever" language to apply to the financial institution itself.
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"I am a member of the legislative branch — I defend that institution," he said, adding, "Quite frankly, if you don't believe in the processes of your own institution, what are you doing there?"
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Instead, I watched institution after institution simply "pass the trash" — a term for what happens when schools let reportedly abusive faculty flee elsewhere, without alerting their new employers to the allegations against them.
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Not every attraction in this state is a multigenerational institution.
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Boehme is a fresh face at the historically staid institution.
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The Smithsonian Institution expanded its Wizard of Oz Kickstarter campaign.
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The NHS is the most popular institution in the country.
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It's a question of what kind of institution we are.
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VICTOR DAVIS HANSON, HOOVER INSTITUTION: Thank you for having me.
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The colleague later gifted the objects to the British institution.
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John McLaughlin was a TV institution for generations of Americans.
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Whitehurst offers a different institution in need of support: families.
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Artwork by Robin Dienel, courtesy of Carnegie Institution for Science.
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Image: Robin Dienel, courtesy of the Carnegie Institution for Science.
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People outside of Brussels don't care about this institution perspective.
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Yet it isn't the only institution to use this language.
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They were essentially the same institution, should operate the same.
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A Mad River Valley institution, its status is well deserved.
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The institution also once housed Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
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What is your opinion of the Oscars as an institution?
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"The American bar became such an institution," Sismondo told MUNCHIES.
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No institution shall establish or maintain a secret profiling system.
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Finally, McConnell also failed to protect the institution he leads.
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MM: It's completely different from being at an art institution.
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The former defense secretary recently rejoined Stanford University's Hoover Institution.
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If an institutional failure occurred, the institution was just people.
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A centralised system allocates Mr Dardel's students to his institution.
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There is more than one way to undermine an institution.
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"I studied medicine in a proper, authorized institution," said Vallath.
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It's a less cohesive institution than any I've covered before.
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But an institution can be damaged without blowing it up.
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The institution of journalism believes I did the right thing.
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His question still bothers the institution he used to advise.
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The institution needs continued artistic leadership more than technical bolstering.
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"That institution certainly has nostalgic importance," he told the Times.
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Nor is Hippocrates Health the only institution of its kind.
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MARK BERTOLINI: Every other institution, including media, is below that.
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Astonishingly quickly, India's most important social institution is being reshaped.
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He remains in the Columbia Correctional Institution in Portage, Wisconsin.
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The role of the 21st century educational institution has changed.
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It's the bane of our existence and a necessary institution.
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Calk is charged with one count of financial institution bribery.
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How are we protecting women in science at our institution?
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They were essentially the same institution; should operate the same.
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But I don't think we failed as an investigative institution.
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The Navy as an institution sometimes suffers as a result.
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"We view IBA as failed institution right now," Vasiliev said.
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This institution has come and gone in United States history.
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The UN, once a great institution, has squandered its credibility.
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He served 3½ years in a California institution for robbery.
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Stone and Hill are reportedly playing patients at the institution.
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She was released from the Federal Correctional Institution on Dec.
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Yet the institution has always had an economic rationale, too.
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One consistency, however, is their affiliation with an academic institution.
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Where can the institution find out answers to these questions?
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It is the institution of which Britons are most proud.
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UCL is not the only institution interested in better autopilots.
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She is now a fellow at the conservative Hoover Institution.
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He is currently a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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Baseball is an institution as American as the presidency itself.
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Thomas Henriksen is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution.
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Nicolas Petit is a visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution.
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Should any institution in a democratic republic be above criticism?
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In other words, fixing the institution requires undermining its purpose.
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He remains held at the Dodge Correctional Institution in Wisconsin.
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Now neither institution can take action without appearing politically partisan.
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SOUTHPORT Bruce Riedel, Brookings Institution scholar and former C.I.A. officer.
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A single country, government or institution cannot do this alone.
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As an institution, it is a massive, centralized communications engine.
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An unpopular institution plagued by the restlessness of its members.
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Maybe you've been betrayed by an institution you held dear.
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And she also proposed a reform suggestion to this institution.
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"He founded it as an education institution," Mr. Collins said.
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Like many Americans, Trump has been conflicted over the institution.
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It was a traditional, safe institution staffed by Bertini's friends.
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"It goes farther than just about any institution," he said.
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That's a sea change for the elite Wall Street institution.
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She is also a nonresident fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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An institution designed to prevent any activist from staying active.
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American democracy has always been a complex and complicated institution.
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In fact, such a person belongs in a mental institution.
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Each institution has a different investigative model and hearing process.
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Retaining the sparkle of a creaking institution is not easy.
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And what institution is more uniquely American than collegiate sports.
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No "peculiar institution," no hideous Civil War and appalling aftermath.
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It's easy to forget, but Limp Bizkit were an institution.
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This new sizable art institution is courtesy of Guess Inc.
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I visited the institution, my studio there, everything has collapsed.
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Will Ali ever be allowed out of the mental institution?
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It didn't say it was in any institution or museum.
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He was released from Sampson Correctional Institution in Clinton, N.C.
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They have challenged the most sacred institution of all: family.
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They were in their 30s, graduate students at another institution.
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It's also something about this institution [New York Live Arts].
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A walk through various Smithsonian Institution museums makes that clear.
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It takes a long time to build a reputable institution.
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Walden continued, asking Zuckerberg if Facebook was a financial institution.
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The Museum of the Bible is an evangelical Christian institution.
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His appointment ends a tumultuous few years for the institution.
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His brother owns First Bank, the country's largest financial institution.
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I submit that summer camp as an institution fully sucks.
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Whether it's institution ... Space right in the way ... That's nice.
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Mr. Eisen is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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Whatever its potential merits, it is a plainly undemocratic institution.
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Finally, fines should factor in the size of the institution.
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Hasn't painting itself been an institution of exclusion and privilege?
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No foreign institution can tell our stories as we can.
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In fact, Hershey had shaped it into a venerated institution.
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Only one institution still stands for a united South Sudan.
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"The institution takes it on the chin," Mr. Garbus said.
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He's the Former Fed Chair and Brookings Institution Distinguished Fellow.
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While at Georgetown, he also interned at the Brookings Institution.
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And the institution will take a long time to recover.
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How does such an institution make peace with its history?
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It confirms their belief that this institution is against them.
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The relocation gave the institution more space and greater visibility.
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But you would probably choose to call a mental institution.
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Another European institution, ETH Zurich, rounds out the top 10.
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Huffman reported to the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, Calif.
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"Terry's been there as an institution forever," Mayor Fulop said.
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The institution was known for inmate abuse, mismanagement and neglect.
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" She demands to be let out of the institution: "Please.
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But there's hope even for those without a flagship institution.
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If it's a public institution, the lines can get blurry.
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Schlichter entered a psychiatric institution to treat his pathological gambling.
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" Minutes later, she said, "The institution of religion is important.
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His losses at the British institution amounted to $2187 billion.
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I'm now a tenured associate professor at the same institution.
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"We have not put any institution in jeopardy," she said.
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Fiery parents gave me a life outside of an institution.
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Michael O'Hanlon is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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"I think the court is a great institution," Kagan said.
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They should be defending that institution, and they are not.
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That puts the fate of the Manhattan institution into question.
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You can expect to leave this epic institution feeling inspired.
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"KPK's independence as an institution is becoming questionable," Baswedan said.
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Thomas Henriksen is a senior fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution.
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At the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, Calif.
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The Patriots have ascended to bona fide New England institution.
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He also announced structural and policy changes to the institution.
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Of course, Hayek feared any large institution, public or private.
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The Post is a critical institution with a critical mission.
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He is a former research associate at the Brookings Institution.
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"You cannot just put her in some institution!" she cried.
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You can find him at the Otisville Federal Correctional Institution.
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"NAB is an independent institution," said government minister Ali Zaidi.
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Ron Haskins is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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Does diversifying mean opening accounts with more than one institution?
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Alice Hill is a research fellow at the Hoover Institution.
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Ms. Sanders was hoping to relocate and expand the institution.
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And finally, happy birthday to a delightfully macabre Disneyland institution.
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And finally, happy birthday to a delightfully macabre Disneyland institution.
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But the institution as it stands now is just wrecked.
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Wheaton College is an evangelical Christian institution in Wheaton, Ill.
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Mr. O'Hanlon is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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Phish threatens to become its own Madison Square Garden institution.
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Kate is now too much a stateswoman, a London institution.
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It is the largest institution of its kind in Britain.
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Elizabeth Sackler: I visited the York Correctional Institution in 2013.
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And now I am back at another big Swedish institution.
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Words, papers, and conferences have not reformed the institution yet.
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I have never seen a political institution sketched so kindly.
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It's an institution whose mission I feel incredibly passionate about.
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I could be an inmate in a long term institution.
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First, we are a trusted institution with unparalleled brand recognition.
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There's a straight line relationship by quality of educational institution.
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But escalated Chinese aggression amid already heightened geopolitical tensions was definitely the worst-case scenario, Richard Bush, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution at The Brookings Institution, warned in a note last week.
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"The institution was having inmates run cabling for their closed circuit televisions within the institution instead of paying a state of Ohio employee or even a vendor to come and do that," said Meyer.
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"No sooner has the Democratic party lost control of an institution that it had assumed it would retain in perpetuity than that institution has been denounced as retrograde and unfair," National Review's editors opined.
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"Mnuchin bought a failed bank and invested his own time, money and reputation in trying to rebuild an institution post-crisis, which he successfully did," said Klein, now a fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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"The legitimately elected parliamentary institution is being subverted - the National Assembly that was elected by the people - is being subverted by an institution that is not largely recognized internationally, the Constituent Assembly," he said.
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Those who work at a legislative institution — elected officials, employees, lobbyists, and even visitors — should know in advance what their rights and responsibilities are and how the institution will address any issues that arise.
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At the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla and its parent institution, the University of California, San Diego, he led research that opened the eyes of science to the processes that shape the beach.
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When you go to a public institution, and you receive in-state tuition, that in-state tuition is below what it costs the institution to educate you, and institutions don't print money in the basement.
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David G. Victor is professor of international relations at UC San Diego and also at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography; he co-chairs the Cross-Brookings Initiative on Energy and Climate at the Brookings Institution.
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"Not every innovation is appropriate for a regulated financial institution, and not every innovation that is appropriate for a regulated institution is appropriate for all regulated institutions," Thomas J. Curry, the comptroller, said in remarks.
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We're an independent institution today.... And we've got more funding coming.
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Only one institution remains independent, and that is the national assembly.
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This work is to reshape the concept of the institution itself.
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Would they avoid slapping down Democratic laws to preserve their institution?
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"MAD is an institution with such a rich history," Goertz tweeted.
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There's no reason why some institution wouldn't be willing to lend.
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Rice hosts St. Thomas, an NAIA institution in Houston, on Saturday.
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That is baked into every fiber of what this institution is.
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I have no personal beef with Johns Hopkins University, the institution.
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Excavation of an amputated limb (Credit: Kate D. Sherwood, Smithsonian Institution)
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I loved being a server at Hemingway's, a Toronto bar/institution.
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We cannot be chained to the past by a nondemocratic institution.
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Image: Credit: Robin Dienel, courtesy of the Carnegie Institution for Science.
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Trump, though, hasn't always been such a fan of the institution.
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In Brazil, Adyen is already licensed as a local payments institution.
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Eduardo Banados, of the Carnegie Institution for Science in Pasadena, Calif.
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Jonathan Pollack, a Korea specialist at the Brookings Institution, is sceptical.
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Go deeper: Watch a presentation of the Hoover Institution report (video)
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Start with what is still the central institution, the European Commission.
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The referendum has tamed an institution meant to be constructively feral.
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European institution Eurovision is the longest-running international TV song contest.
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Entering an all-male institution probably shaped those views, several said.
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He owned PrivatBank, Ukraine's largest financial institution, from 21 to 21.
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However, Arizona's suit would be the first from a government institution.
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In short, "he was not an institution builder", says Mr Pardinas.
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President of the Royal Institution of British Architects between 22016–85.
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He was admitted voluntarily and then transferred to a private institution.
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But the army is still the most powerful institution in Algeria.
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That's a really respected institution she's been doing for eight years.
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Marion was an improvement over Transkiy's previous facility, Lebanon Correctional Institution.
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Van Houten is currently housed at the California Institution for Women.
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We're both getting excited about our roles in this larger institution.
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A fourth Pasquotank Correctional Institution worker injured in the failed Oct.
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Rather, he managed to build an institution that would outlast him.
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The Brookings Institution released an analysis of Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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"It's not a terribly capitalist institution," is the verdict of one.
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Interspersed is an ethical critique of the museum as an institution.
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Within a few years time these mindless enemies became an institution.
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It's a question that's plagued couples since marriage became an institution.
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One such institution is National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) in Tainan.
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Now, the wildfires are threatening another cultural institution: the Bachelor mansion.
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It is about Latinos being fully part of this esteemed institution.
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No European institution enjoys the democratic legitimacy of a national government.
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It rots away at the entire structure of a public institution.
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The key question is whether the institution can ever be reconstituted.
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Perhaps they didn't find the appropriate fit at their first institution.
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After 15 years the equipment is donated to the host institution.
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This difference, we argue, measures the value added by the institution.
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They charge the individuals that make up the institution with responsibility.
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My job would be to protect the independence of the institution.
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"In its heyday, Dozier was considered a great institution," Meyer said.
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"It may destabilise the institution and blunt its message," Schmieding said.
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According to YouTube, any institution is welcome to copy its methodology.
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It was Joshua Meltzer, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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The Frankfurt-based institution surprised markets with a renewed dovish tone.
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But that doesn't mean she's down on marriage as an institution.
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MINT exists somewhere between institutional critique and actually being the institution.
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The institution has 13,500 members, 25,000 employees and 80,000 volunteers worldwide.
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There's also the Tour Montlhéry, Chez Denise...Now that's an institution.
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"Every institution is being assessed and will be assessed," he said.
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It was not immediately clear which institution is advising Invest Bank.
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From the street, you might not know the institution was there.
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How critical are you of the Border Patrol as an institution?
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Now ask yourself: Is there a speed limit for the institution?
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas) told reporters after a Brookings Institution speech.
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For longtime Mac users, MacRumors' Buyer's Guide is an online institution.
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Consider putting the money into an account at a different institution.
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Why not the same attention for our most important democratic institution?
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This only makes his clear affection for the institution more endearing.
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But a recent Brookings Institution survey discovered something a little different.
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Discredit the very institution of justice so he can mock justice.
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"counter-majoritarian institution," the Supreme Court is rarely far outside the
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We believed in the institution we were privileged to serve in.
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Chandra Bozelko served more than six years at York Correctional Institution.
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A great number of students transfer from one institution to another.
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The past two years have seen a frenzy of institution-building.
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Friday The Brookings Institution hosts an event on Trump's deregulatory agenda.
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Government Research, which later became known as the Brookings Institution. Robert
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"The institution can change, but the person can't change," McCormick said.
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And I think it's not good for institution of Supreme Court.
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"Focus on institution," Mr. Finch stressed, to laughs from both men.
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Peace Corps, an institution I hold dear, exhibits hallmarks of saviorism.
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It's about a toxic institution that has proven itself beyond redemption.
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The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution also explored the area in 2009.
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If you're excited about this job and this institution, share that.
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Merkel was clear that the ESM should remain an intergovernmental institution.
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You do, in principle, simply because marriage is a social institution.
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He was ordered to be detained in a young offenders' institution.
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" Goertz added "MAD is an institution with such a rich history.
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Pop quiz: what is the largest financial institution in the world?
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But it wasn't always the television institution that it is today.
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"I always want to respect the institution of Congress," said Comey.
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The life lessons learned at that institution will affect them forever.
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The U.S. military is arguably the most integrated institution in America.
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Minnesota's Cecil's Delicatessen is famous because it's known as an institution.
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The Supreme Court is an incredibly important institution in our democracy.
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One such institution was the Supreme Court of the United States.
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The nature of the institution made that impractical, if not impossible.
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"It was like any other amazing liberal-arts institution," she said.
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Like any establishment institution, the show is prey to conventional wisdom.
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We asked John Hudak at the Brookings Institution to help explain.
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His mother went to work making clothes for a mental institution.
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There's a Sackler Gallery at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC.
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He remains imprisoned in the Waupun Correctional Institution in Waupon, Wisc.
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But as an institution, unions are an essential bulwark for democracy.
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They were the go-to firm for an institution like Harvard.
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It puts deep strain on our institution and on our democracy.
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He's a visiting fellow at The Hoover Institution at Stanford University.
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The matter is too grave to depend on one institution alone.
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We won't stop until the abolition of the entire policing institution.
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"Americans have very little faith in Congress as an institution," Rep.
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Is the student who works in the cafeteria degrading the institution?
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The Elsewhere Museum in Greensboro, North Carolina isn't your typical institution.
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The University of California is not the only institution fighting back.
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You guys are a Wall Street institution doing things in tech.
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I don't have an identity or affiliation with a particular institution.
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Officials at the institution alerted the US Treasury to the payment.
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"In the end the institution made the right call," says Glaenzer.
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This is an institution where the evidence and the facts matter.
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The original prototype was donated to the Smithsonian Institution in 2002.
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David Slayton is a research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution.
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But you're also degrading the institution of promising, just a little.
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He is currently a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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They might rage against an institution that turned them away unfairly.
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"She's a neighborhood institution," said Kevin Dukes, 61, who lives nearby.
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This institution must change and support and pay women players equally.
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Funding from another government-controlled institution went toward a Facebook investment.
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Journalism is no better or worse than any other American institution.
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The Royal Library is an institution of two vastly contrasting halves.
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This is Richmond's first free-standing institution devoted to contemporary art.
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She spent several summers doing research at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
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Feinstein is an institution in California and in the US Senate.
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Just to be clear, it's a Stanford Institution, it's conservative, actually.
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Right, every non-partisan institution that he doesn't like he's savaging.
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The Advocate is a fitting institution to help break that trend.
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So slavery, on one hand, shifts to become a Southern institution.
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The institution is congenitally unwilling to accept any form of criticism.
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I welcome readers' ideas about further reforms in this sacred institution.
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It is the American Enterprise Institute, not the American Enterprise Institution.
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They now control the most powerful and representative institution of government.
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Abreu: almost as legendary in Venezuela as the institution he founded.
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I'm not sure what a certifying institution would even look like.
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The nation already owes the institution $5.8 billion from past bailouts.
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Mr. Maduro has the heart of only one institution: the military.
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Nevertheless, the institution Carnegie fostered has continued to propagate his ideals.
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When the industry started to change, he was already an institution.
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Nothing less than the integrity of the institution is at stake.
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Before that, only the institution of slavery stripped away children wholesale.
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Nor is it an institution that is particularly welcoming toward women.
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So is EverBank, a Florida banking institution TIAA acquired in June.
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At the same time, the church is not a static institution.
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"The institution is kowtowing to the powers that be," he said.
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And it cycled through directors, a troubling sign for any institution.
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On Thursday, there was pizza from Rick's, a Reno-area institution.
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As an institution, we have a duty to truth and accuracy.
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Felicity Huffman reported to the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, Calif.
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Henry Aaron is the MacLaury senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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The Supreme Court is the most consequential institution in American politics.
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Plenty of recent evidence confirms that science remains a flawed institution.
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The institution has been governing by crisis for far too long.
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It's that royalty is an unsustainable institution in the 21st century.
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We look at the institution of slavery, and it's absolutely horrendous.
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Kita had been sent to an institution for fighting at school.
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Nor should things that primarily benefit the institution, like staff training.
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What did this mean for the institution of slavery in America?
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As a result, there was a cultural tension within the institution.
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Prior to that, he was a fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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Opened in 20193, Bryce was initially considered a progressive mental institution.
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Ms. Schneider is a fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford.
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She said she had left the institution because of his mistreatment.
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I don't think the money should be in the institution, period.
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"There's just a slow unraveling of the institution," he told me.
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I don't think the money should be in the institution, period.
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An institution may not allow a tent for an outdoor party.
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If marriage is an institution, Daniel would like to commit himself.
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That's the finding of a new report from the Brookings Institution.
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Is it crazy to compare yourself to a large financial institution?
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The institution I serve is among the country's elite, private universities.
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The institution the chief justice cares about is the Supreme Court.
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The Brookings Institution is holding its 6900th annual Municipal Finance Conference.
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Paul Gregory is a research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution.
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Each institution has published a new guidebook to its permanent collection.
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No institution should be viewed as too big to fail, period.
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It stayed in Liberia for the long-game — democratic institution building.
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Nowhere was this more evident than in the institution of slavery.
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A series of institution-building moments are coalescing into something real.
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You can fight an institution without losing faith in humanity. Exactly.
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Effectively, no institution could ask Greece to request a credit line.
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Consider, for example, the wheelie-bar, an institution in my neighborhood.
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State officials found fault with the way the institution handled it.
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The TDB institution is owned by regional states and other shareholders.
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Congress was never originally intended to be a full-time institution.
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Nonetheless, Trump was surprisingly respectful of the U.N. as an institution.
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And also, I didn't want to be part of that institution.
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We look at the institution of slavery, and it's absolutely horrendous.
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The Republican Party is pretty much a hierarchical, top-down institution.
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It is the largest postsecondary educational institution in the Charlotte area.
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Mexico prohibited slavery; American slave owners wanted to expand the institution.
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It is the responsibility of the institution to articulate that responsibility.
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Fiona Hill, an expert on Russia at the Brookings institution, agrees.
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Will a major institution try to preserve in situ street art?
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For Democrats, the most trusted institution in the country is Amazon.
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The institution reached out to several authors to give their takes.
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ML: I've always been fascinated by the Met as an institution.
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A fine and noble institution that continues to do incredible work.
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Neither political party in the country is actually a popular institution.
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Some recent articles at the Brookings Institution delve into that possibility.
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Stein, who has worked in the field for decades, said that the result for conservatives is that your volunteers and paid activists come out of a values-based institution, which is essentially not a political institution.
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"It strikes me as kind of remarkable to suggest the institution of Congress, that institution lacks the power to enforce a subpoena while an individual would have the power to enforce a FOIA request," Moss said.
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The Parliament is the only directly elected institution within the 28-nation European Union, so the vote was seen by many as a test of Europe's growing populist movements and a referendum on the institution itself.
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When any institution becomes static, myopic or just plain out of touch, there is value in disrupting the status quo — pushing against old norms or ideas in order to move that institution in a fresh direction.
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For more than a half-century, Dr. Von Herzen worked at the nation's pre-eminent centers for ocean research: the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution on Cape Cod and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, Calif.
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"By appointing her, the government has demonstrated its respect for the institution and I think this is what the market wants to see, an institution that remains independent in performing its function," Zeti was quoted as saying.
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No other Washington institution has that kind of footprint in the transition.
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The fund should be an independent, fully professional institution, the association said.
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Carpool Karaoke is an innocuous institution of a pop star's press tour.
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VICTOR DAVIS HANSON, SENIOR FELLOW, HOOVER INSTITUTION: I think two things, Martha.
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If you see something amiss, say something to your banking institution, quickly.
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"No competitive, diverse marketplace should avoid failure of any institution," he wrote.
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Check what kind of protection the financial institution holding your money has.
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Tiampati said 200,000 farmers were now regular borrowers from its microfinance institution.
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Kardashian went to the California Institution for Women in Corona, TMZ reported .
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In Finland, "maternity boxes" are an institution, of sorts, parents there said.
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"That institution certainly has nostalgic importance," he told The New York Times.
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N>, the world's single biggest currency trading institution, during the currency's fall.
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Ideally this institution wouldn't be so blockheaded, and they would realize that.
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Days is essentially an American institution when it comes to daytime drama.
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For centuries, human culture has relied on myths as a central institution.
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I respect the FBI as an institution, as well as their agents.
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I try to separate the institution from the original texts or ideas.
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The institution itself would house only emergency cases and the priciest equipment.
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A European institution Eurovision is the longest-running international TV song contest.
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A collapsed welcome sign at the entrance to the Gulf Correctional Institution.
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The Hill has reached out to the Federal Correctional Institution for comment.
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Jeremy Carl is a research fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University.
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Jeremy Carl is a research fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University.
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It's unsafe for a public institution to do a project like this.
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The university, a Madrid state institution, is overseen by Ms. Cifuentes's administration.
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Now he'll have to steer the venerable institution through the digital age.
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Just one academic institution on the entire content of Africa, Ms. Rouse.
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The institution of a cut halfway through tournaments has culled weaker competitors.
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The poll was conducted by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers/ICM Unlimited.
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Only a single East Coast institution, JPMorgan Chase, cracks the top 10.
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The clause reaches any trademark that disparages any person, group, or institution.
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University boards are also meant to monitor the finances of their institution.
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This ancient city's most hallowed cultural institution becomes, itself, a flickering apparition.
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Devotees also include alumni of New Haven's other famous institution, Yale University.
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Jane Fonda isn't so much an actress as she is an institution.
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Another institution, the Export-Import Bank of China, is not far behind.
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This is an institution created by Congress more than 100 years ago.
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One of Comey's most conspicuous non-answers concerned a Russian financial institution.
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PG: The employer may not be racist, but the institution still is.
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An earlier version of this story misstated the name of his institution.
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There he enrolled in an underground educational institution to continue his studies.
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To me the institution is so much more important than the showmanship.
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Fiocruz is a public institution attached to the Brazilian Ministry of Health.
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His biggest problem was that almost no group or institution was clean.
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Neither institution has taken any new action, but that is the point.
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Vera left the Japanese financial institution in October, according to three sources.
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A few days later, the erstwhile Wall Street institution was no more.
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The C.U.R.E. Institution Hospital is slimier, deadlier, and sexier than last week.
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"There doesn't exist a training institution at university level," he points out.
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What does change peoples behavior is changing the culture of an institution.
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He reported to the Federal Correctional Institution at Fort Dix last March.
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That puts him in charge of Venezuela's last remaining democratically elected institution.
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Now the embattled institution faces criticism from a traditionally friendlier quarter: environmentalists.
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Instead, Parker's institution wants them to work together to find the cure.
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But an institution that can create its own money cannot go bankrupt.
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Air Force veteran Kerri Evelyn Harris is running against Democratic institution Sen.
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Recently, the Louvre in Paris opened a sister institution in Abu Dhabi.
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No institution, at least in theory, is required to ensure trustworthy transactions.
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That Venmo account could only be funded through a traditional financial institution.
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The catch: You have to visit each institution to activate the membership.
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Yellen will join former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke at the Brookings Institution.
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RAMAPHOSA SAYS SOUTH AFRICAN RESERVE BANK IS A CRITICAL INSTITUTION OF DEMOCRACY
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Mr Zhang's institution, Peking University, played a central role in both upheavals.
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MACCALLUM: Any press institution that&aposs weaker now during the Trump presidency?
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Down the road is another Whalley Range Bazaar institution: Manchester Sweet Centre.
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There was an attempt to forcibly commit Jonathan to a mental institution.
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But this is not an institution that can grant MDs or PhDs.
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But the presentations in the satellites means they're not in the institution.
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It boldly proclaimed itself as an institution exclusively devoted to gay people.
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It will be the first element named by an Asian research institution.
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"You don't join the institution like it's the Rotary Club," she quipped.
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Scott, speaks on behalf of an institution whose stature and influence confers
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It&aposs a great institution and I happen to know it is.
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The EU will not disappear as an institution or a big market.
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Marriage in Israel can only be carried out through a religious institution.
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