"In medicine, because we're intervening on bodies, we're intervening on culture," he says.
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To the extent that they've been intervening, they've been intervening at their own expense to protect their currency.
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It is but a short step from intervening on behalf of one of the president's allies to intervening to ensure harsher punishment for his enemies.
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Recent bouts of tenge weakness prompted the central bank to announce it was intervening, moves that appear consistent with its policy of only intervening to smooth the path of the currency.
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The simulation shows us what 2050 will look like if we keep intervening at the same level we were intervening in 2017: That's not so great; malaria is still pretty widespread.
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In the intervening years, much has changed – including OpenAI.
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"You can think of yourself as intervening not really to stop the poster, but intervening on behalf of your friends who are seeing this and may get suckered by it," he said.
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"If you believe as I do that the federal government has no business intervening in the news, then we must stop the federal government from intervening in the news business," Pai said.
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In the intervening two months, the economic outlook has deteriorated.
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Toyota is intervening to impact how emissions standards are applied.
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In the intervening years Eritrea has remained a garrison state.
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But the intervening years have been more curious than productive.
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In the intervening years, I didn't use Facebook Messenger much.
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This is about intervening at a time when it matters.
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After all, she's evolved a lot in the intervening years.
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Given the intervening 25 years, it has aged particularly well.
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So there's an intervening step that has to take place.
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We've already, in fact, been intervening under Obama, if incompetently.
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The secretariat denies this charge of interfering by not intervening.
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It is coming to this point because we aren't intervening.
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Over the intervening period, GDP per person grew by 13%.
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In the intervening ten years, Egypt has come full circle.
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It means we believe we can reduce violence by intervening.
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Major Asian central banks were also said to be intervening.
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Ultimately, however, jailbreaking's popularity has waned in the intervening users.
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The intervening years have done little to decrease its relevance.
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The group itself has also changed in the intervening years.
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Her handwritten name has since faded with the intervening years.
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Much has changed in the intervening decade and a half.
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In the intervening 18 years, Florence was a precarious republic.
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In the intervening years he was nothing if not consistent.
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He is not continually intervening, but rather allows, participates, loves.
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The intervening years were more than generous to his frame.
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Neither structural flaw has been fixed in the intervening years.
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The video also showed a woman in a hijab intervening.
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"Over the intervening years, my heart has changed," he said.
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But there had been another, major, intervening event: The Sept.
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I have met many of them in the intervening years.
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In the intervening 17 years, it's renewed protections 10 times.
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The intervening period saw two world wars and a great Depression.
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But expectations for modern relationships have evolved in the intervening years.
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The intervening 11 years have seen RegTech's scope and influence grow.
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Clinton said one thing had surprised her in the intervening years.
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Kennon&aposs relatives came to the scene in hopes of intervening.
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Nothing has come of this idea in the intervening seven months.
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It encourages grandiloquent promises about intervening here and providing aid there.
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In the intervening years, events have shown that Gore was right.
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The question was what Rubio would do in the intervening period.
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But the intervening two years have been plagued with bad news.
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Menendez warned that Congress needed to consider intervening if it could.
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Its tactics have only grown in sophistication in the intervening years.
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It is unclear exactly what happened during those three intervening hours.
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The country has changed a lot in the intervening 219 years.
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The intervening pages are composed of another mystery with supernatural aspects.
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In the intervening years Sugihara never spoke about his wartime activities.
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And the city has not stayed stagnant in the intervening years.
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We hope that a lot will happen in the intervening weeks.
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Instead, it is simply refraining from intervening to prop it up.
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In the intervening seven years, 16 million jobs have been created.
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Intervening in the U.S. election was a means of hostile imitation.
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In the intervening years, God's Blessing has become a tour operator.
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Put it this way: Intervening wouldn't win him many reelection votes.
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"This is not about intervening in a civil war," she said.
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The crown had traded around 25.75 when the bank started intervening.
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He plays no important intervening role in the novel's local action.
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In the intervening time, the account posted some beautiful nature shots.
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But in the intervening years, the world around him has changed.
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In the intervening years, he published three books, including two novels.
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But there are 250,000 miles, an atmosphere, and a ton of intervening dust separating the Moon and Earth's surface, so actually understanding them requires more than just understanding the Moon, but also characterizing the intervening space.
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The Russian government urged other nations Friday to avoid intervening in Venezuela.
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We ended up intervening in countries where we had little cultural understanding.
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What you do in the intervening hours is completely up to you.
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"Should the president be intervening publicly in a criminal case?" he said.
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But in the intervening decade there hasn't been anything else like it.
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Nor have the intervening decades helped: fresh "leads" are perennial traffic-drivers.
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Of course, a lot has changed for Fitbit in the intervening decade.
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And the intervening year hasn't done a lot to dispel that notion.
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Dealers said the central bank was not seen intervening in the market.
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Meanwhile, somehow in the intervening week, I'd tumbled down to a 4.9.
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Read this guide to intervening when you witness homophobic or racist assaults.
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The rest spent the intervening 50 years trapped in mediocrity or worse.
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In the intervening weeks the Hungarian media had fun with the story.
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A senior female takes charge, intervening when the younger ladies need help.
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In the intervening 30 years there have been 400,000 complaints against companies.
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They said they appreciated my intervening without quickly labeling or hating them.
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So what's Ryan, 31, been up to in the intervening four years?
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Would she be able to make a decision in the intervening hours?
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So, what have Luke and Lorelai been doing in the intervening years?
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Lawmakers could wait until the appeals process before intervening, the sources said.
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The intervening months would be filled with outrage and talk of treason.
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The company has grown a fair deal in the intervening three years.
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In the intervening years, George W. Boomer ran up trillions in debt.
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Literally nothing has happened in the intervening days to address her concerns.
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More importantly, in the intervening months, Republicans have shown all their cards.
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Authorities have stepped up talk of again intervening to weaken the yen.
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In the intervening years, there has been much churn and less change.
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There is little sign that has changed significantly in the intervening months.
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The Fed has been intervening to keep the financial system functioning smoothly.
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Their central banks are less independent, making them less capable of intervening.
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The sex itself, like many of my life's intervening years, was unremarkable.
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What has happened in the intervening years is well known to everyone.
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Intervening by definition means that you don't believe in separation of powers.
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Comey broke a decades-long norm of not intervening in presidential elections.
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The comedian and television presenter Jonathan Ross hosted in the intervening years.
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In the intervening months, those articles are researched, reported, written and edited.
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That figure has risen to more than 200 in the intervening period.
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Europe, according to the source, wants intervening assessments before sanctions snap back.
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Despite the allegations, Bryant's reputation has remained intact in the intervening years.
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"It added: "The perceived costs of intervening are often higher for women.
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However, we do know he paid some taxes in the intervening decades.
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And the evidence for the intervening event is, I think, compelling, persuasive.
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Instead of intervening further, the US turned its back on the chaos.
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The intervening decades left the specter of the inevitable hanging over the show.
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Not that Lauritzen was slacking off over the intervening year and a half.
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I learned a long time ago fate has a strange way of intervening.
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I hope that in the intervening six years, we've re-earned your trust.
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Apparently, the president has come around on the subject in the intervening months.
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They are intervening in currency markets while concurrently injecting cash into their economies.
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Ironically Russia has become something of a threat, itself, in the intervening years.
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Ironically Russia has become something of a threat, itself, in the intervening years.
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But in the intervening years, Things has come to look a little dated.
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Intervening to stop barrel bomb use would essentially mean indefinite war on Assad.
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President Donald Trump, on the campaign trail, was firmly against intervening in Syria.
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Four other runners set five separate short-lived marks in the intervening years.
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In the intervening four years Mr Sanders's proposal has grown no more feasible.
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Thankfully, in the intervening decades, it's come to be hailed as a classic.
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But as the series showed, in the intervening years, their tune has changed.
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State-owned banks were suspected of intervening to sell dollars, currency traders said.
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Washington has consistently warned Tokyo against intervening, branding such attempts as competitive devaluation.
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I tried intervening with the two-way audio, but alas, both ignored me.
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The report attempts to draw strict boundaries against genetically intervening on such illnesses.
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In the intervening years, researchers have gained new scientific tools for vaccine development.
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The sale of physical books dropped precipitously and steadily in the intervening years.
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In fact, Level 5 prohibits humans from intervening, even if they want to.
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We're intervening in nature to create a moment that helps these turtles survive.
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Democrats also were quick to raise concerns about the implications of Trump intervening.
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However, in the intervening years and decades, we have become a trade hub.
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The intervening period has seen a spate of head-spinning capitulations from Pyongyang.
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There was lots of nervous giggling and awkward admonishment for not intervening sooner.
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In the intervening years, the ethanol industry has ballooned into an economic juggernaut.
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In the intervening years, I would have to reinvent myself over and over.
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In the intervening decades, their creation, Womanhouse, has become the stuff of legend.
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So he is deeply, deeply intervening in the politics and in the media.
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The doctrine prevented the Supreme Court from intervening, even to protect constitutional rights.
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Much had changed in Egypt, and in the world, in the intervening decades.
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A new study suggests intervening early in cases of extreme obesity may help.
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Cities have a long history of intervening to impose order on their streets.
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The President also thanked the Justice Department for intervening in the Stone case.
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In the intervening decades, Opie has moved from marginal radical to establishment fixture.
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Mr. Wiener's office has spent the intervening years modifying it to attract support.
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By intervening, Mr. Trudeau would defend justice, environmental care, democracy and human rights.
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Brains are cleaning and planes are intervening, but first: a deadly Halloween cartoon.
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Police officers have also been accused of intervening in investigations to protect stars.
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Plenty can be gleaned from America's anti-smoking efforts in the intervening years.
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Naturally, conservationists failed to preserve all that existed there in the intervening years.
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Mr. Trump congratulated Attorney General William Barr today for intervening in the case.
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These days China is actually intervening to keep its currency up, not down.
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In the intervening decade, his demographic has undergone a pair of profound shifts.
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In the intervening decades, the bottom share has almost halved, to about 12%.
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But he laid out his philosophical objections to any theoretical attempt at intervening.
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Recently, Present Donald Trump drew criticism for intervening in three military courts-martial.
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In the intervening years, however, Maker Studios has suffered from layoffs and retrenchments.
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In the intervening period, she went on to inspire others to join her.
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Analysts were skeptical that the BOJ would consider intervening to weaken the currency.
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But the first step in effectively intervening must be more, not less, accountability.
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In the intervening years, the Chinese market for Hollywood films has grown exponentially.
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The Financial Conduct Authority said it was intervening after seeing cases of poor advice.
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"Preventing (climate change) from happening, from worsening and intervening is really important," he said.
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The ACLU, as I told you at the top of the show, is intervening.
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Geeta returned the favor by stomping over and intervening whenever Premwati's husband beat her.
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You can also choose to do that instead of intervening with friends and family.
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In the intervening years the world, and the tech industry, have changed a lot.
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The intervening years have allowed his plan to marinate and Venezuela's economy to rot.
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The drug pulled in roughly $500 million in sales over the intervening 2 years.
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I realized by son was now 11 and that I missed those intervening years.
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But in the intervening months, the issue has largely dropped off the political agenda.
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However, a contract can be voided when there's an intervening criminal act, he said.
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As good as the intervening albums were, none of them felt quite as satisfying.
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Despite many attempts in the intervening 167 years, Britain has never won the Cup.
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I think he is maintaining that tradition of not intervening in a party primary.
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In the intervening years, older fighters have retired and newer ones have joined up.
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Or will some intervening event force him out somewhere in between now and 2024?
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In the intervening months, anti-legalization activists mounted an aggressive but quiet lobbying campaign.
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That passion for finance and attention to detail hasn't changed in the intervening years.
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Failing to plan for the day after intervening in Libya, says the president himself.
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Intervening early or preventing trauma exposure entirely can help mitigate those long-term harms.
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The U.S. has spent decades intervening in Iraq without understanding Iraq or its leaders.
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Then, in July, Trump himself got involved, saying he was considering intervening in JEDI.
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States will be powerless from intervening to restructure how these companies manage employee benefits.
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The situation is so bad, the Los Angeles County Office of Education is intervening.
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Worth noting: The composition of the legal team has changed over the intervening months.
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We cannot have foreign, and foreign aggressors I would argue, intervening in our elections.
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I'd forgotten how much I'd enjoyed going through those motions in the intervening years.
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We've got changing public consciousness, outrage, intolerability, mustering democracy, new law, regulation, intervening, outlawing.
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Its action, even by only intervening on some of the claims, makes this serious.
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Intervening in its arms purchases would therefore have raised diplomatic complications for U.S. policymakers.
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These kinds of encounters raise questions of who is intervening in what, for whom?
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The museum has been led in the intervening months by Susan Fruchter, deputy director.
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But those yellow spots on the map have dried up in the intervening weeks.
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But in the intervening years, the relationship between the two executives seemingly fell apart.
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Countries must fight the pandemic by intervening early and massively wherever the threat appears.
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Happily, it turned out that I'd got a lot younger in the intervening years.
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Then, in the intervening eons, the system has evolved to suit individual insect species.
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In the intervening years, Gervais has only honed his reputation as a comedic provocateur.
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In the intervening time, they say, they will somehow keep people from losing insurance.
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If investors begin to panic, the Fed has a long track record of intervening.
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There are also refugees, who find shelter in camps, thanks to intervening aid workers.
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But Chief Greenwood warned of the difficulties and dangers of intervening in future clashes.
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The disturbance escalated, with other patrons at the shop intervening and detaining the suspect.
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In the intervening 10 to 11 years, it seems like we're almost going backwards.
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The government is currently forbidden from intervening to prop up uncompetitive UK-based companies.
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The intervening years have also put more distance between Ms. Quinn and Mr. Bloomberg.
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The Crown shows Louis Mountbatten intervening and getting Charles assigned abroad for several months.
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May—particularly with an election coming up—to start intervening on the Korean Peninsula.
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This whole activity of intervening in a life crisis with someone is incredibly stressful.
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The FBI was intervening in the election and politicizing our legal system, they warned.
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In the intervening two decades, engines have gotten smarter and processing speeds have increased exponentially.
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In the intervening years, Arvanitaki and her colleagues have developed the idea through successive papers.
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Lichenia has no such illusions about the universal benefits of intervening by plopping down tiles.
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Already in the 19th century the Bank was intervening in order to quell banking panics.
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We cannot have foreign, and I would say foreign aggressors here, intervening in our elections.
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Trump campaign officials comingled with prominent Russians while the Kremlin was intervening in the election.
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"(The White House) is ethically and morally barred from intervening," said Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat.
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In the 2116 intervening years, this beaut has gotten just 21300,211 miles worth of exercise.
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In the 62 intervening years, this beaut has gotten just 16,300 miles worth of exercise.
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In the intervening years, the tenets of physician prestige and self-regulation have remained intact.
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Police stood just 100 yards away, holding off on intervening until soldiers could provide backup.
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It's easy to imagine a President Clinton intervening in Syria in 2011, whereas Obama didn't.
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IT HAS become sadly common for foreign powers to be accused of intervening in elections.
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It is big, activist, tax-and-spend government, intervening in the economy, directing industrial activity.
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Obstruction of justice is essentially defined as intentionally intervening or tampering with an ongoing investigation.
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He declined to comment when asked about the possibility of Japan intervening in currency markets.
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The Trump campaign has vociferously denied any suggestion that Russia is intervening to help Trump.
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In the intervening years, VHS fought off Sony's Betamax and brought video into everyone's home.
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In the intervening three years, the line has yet to set the world on fire.
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It's entirely possible that the drugs were placed inside the wallet in these intervening hours.
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Somewhere in the intervening 24 years, Helen had stopped being Helen; Helen had become Sade.
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However, The Wall Street Journal later reported that Trump said he hasn't ruled out intervening.
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One thing you shouldn't do is worry that you'll somehow make things worse by intervening.
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In the intervening years, though, the show has seemed to put on its chastity belt.
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The intervening couple told 9 News that they tried to tell the woman to stop.
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The mosquitoes carrying Zika aren't likely to stop infecting people in the intervening five months.
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In the intervening weeks, his tone has not been moderated so much as become familiar.
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President Donald Trump could also take the more extreme step of intervening to remove Cordray.
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In the intervening years, the DRDC developed several more laser-based technologies for detecting bioweapons.
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But Steyer was careful not to say he's intervening in any Democratic primaries this year.
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The intervening manhunt and press fervor served as a giant ad campaign for the painting.
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He admits that intervening in Libya was a mistake, but he won't take the blame.
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Intervening may also run counter to the bloc's goals of promoting an unregulated gas market.
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The members of the Democratic Renaissance Project have taken divergent paths in the intervening years.
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That clever piece of symmetry underlined how much Alicia had changed during the intervening years.
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In the intervening years, I'd become a woman, and he was now in a wheelchair.
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And while he has generally avoided intervening in a country's politics, he sometimes can't resist.
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Over the intervening two years, so-called "Trump derangement syndrome" has only grown more widespread.
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Are Jack and Rebecca divorced, or did something happen to Jack in the intervening years?
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Going further, the Saudi government even threatened to retaliate by intervening in Canada's internal affairs.
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If you don't feel safe intervening yourself, you can ask someone else to step in.
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So we have to be mindful of our history when we start talking about intervening.
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In the intervening months, the call "Justice pour Adama" has reverberated at protests and riots.
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In the intervening years, it's estimated that Star Wars has grossed roughly $1,574,577,264 (with inflation).
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In the intervening 28 years, I have never felt the need to have reconstructive surgery.
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Americans have heard almost nothing about it from the White House in the intervening year.
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In the intervening years, of course, the castle's interiors have transcended the dirty-rag phase.
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Or I could have faced a malpractice lawsuit for not intervening as was medically indicated.
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In an interview with Reuters, Mr. Trump said he would consider intervening in her case.
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But just one in five supported the idea of President Trump intervening in the case.
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Bill Haslam, a Republican, declined to intervene, though there were many reasons to justify intervening.
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Australia dragged its feet before intervening; and its forces did not cover the whole country.
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More remarkable, given how the media environment has shifted in the intervening years, it continues.
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In the intervening years, your voice has been one of gravity, good sense and honesty.
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In the four intervening years, Matsuyama, 25, has won five times on the PGA Tour.
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Images generated by a machine are sent to another machine, with no human ever intervening.
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"On the contrary, the White House is ethically and morally prohibited from intervening," he said.
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In the intervening 24 hours, Sarksyan had intensive discussions with his own allies and officials.
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In the intervening decade, Keurig tried to design various replacements for the traditional K-Cup.
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Erdogan has repeatedly denied intervening in judicial decisions and insists the Turkish judiciary is independent.
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I felt the power of her awareness and her watching and, sometimes, her intervening kindness.
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Intervening gas blocks the visible heat and light, so astronomers look for the radio waves.
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Dealers said the central bank was intervening in the market to keep the rupee steady.
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In the intervening 21 years, Schumer and McConnell might as well have swapped talking points.
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Much of the intervening time has been spent in a pitched battle for his freedom.
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In the intervening years, we have also banned smoking in restaurants, bars and public buildings.
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Brant/Bront/Brent seems to have become quite chummy with Nelson in the intervening years.
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A new reality show focused on intervening in so-called codependent relationships premiered this year.
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"I would have expected an order finding that the proceeding should be concluded based on an intervening event," said University of Pittsburgh law professor Arthur Hellman, referring to Kozinski's resignation and the judiciary's practice of halting any investigations when a so-called intervening event occurs.
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In the intervening year or so between seasons, Nancy and Steve have sunken into miserable coupledom.
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Those few seconds have, in the intervening 24 hours, launched a nationwide conversation about doctored videos.
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In the intervening years, however, Kelly has seen the film slowly blossom into a cultural phenomenon.
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In the intervening years, Reddit had changed drastically both as a company and as a website.
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And in the intervening nine years, I had forgotten just how flattering the cut can be.
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Though the site is protected, the city has sprawled around it in the intervening 10,000 years.
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In the intervening semesters they engage in rich-media online coursework from all over the world.
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Let's see how the trial goes, we'll see if he is really intervening in some way.
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In the intervening years the pair have kept busy working on a number of individual projects.
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For intervening in business from a position of authority has a long tradition in American politics.
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In the intervening time, political agreements were needed among the various groups involved in the fight.
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That suggests the police are increasingly intervening in the domestic sphere, which they used to avoid.
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"We're still intervening in these kids' lives and saving some of their lives," said Chief Jaffe.
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But the way you buy shoes just hadn't changed all that much in the intervening years.
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In the intervening years, death rates from drug overdoses surged from 20173 to 22017 per 210,226.
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On top of that, it didn't stop Binary from intervening and shutting down prospective employment leads.
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MAJOR AUTOMAKERS INTERVENING ON BEHALF OF TRUMP ADMINISTRATION IN CALIFORNIA FIGHT OVER VEHICLE PREEMPTION RULES -- STATEMENT
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The intervening decade has not been kind to Gaza, its people or even its new masters.
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When he criticises Western politicians for intervening in Libya, he has no skin in the game.
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Both countries' central banks were also intervening in the market to support their currencies, he noted.
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A similar gully at the right was cut off from a clear view by intervening humps.
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He cultivated an image of being above coups and protests while intervening in times of crisis.
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Of course, smartphone design and component manufacturing have come a long way in the intervening decade.
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But in the intervening years, the world changed, and with it, so did our two countries.
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But both times, SAMA quashed speculation fairly easily by intervening in the markets, the paper found.
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In the broadcast, Gui warned "any individual or organization" against intervening or "engaging in malicious speculation".
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He's desperate for Sarah's secret source — MK — but leaves her to do her thing without intervening.
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But the reason I believe we lost were the intervening events in the last 10 days.
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Now, Chipotle is back to repairing the public perception that it spent the intervening months repairing.
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In the intervening years, de Rayos had checked in annually with authorities and not been punished.
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For residents of the Sunflower State, the intervening years have fallen well short of that dream.
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In the intervening 86 days, Trump's job approval has never again reached 45% in Gallup's data.
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But also, you've probably been alive long enough to see what's happened in the intervening years.
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Intervening isn't just a moral issue but also a matter of national security, U.S. officials said.
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Consequently, the belief in evolution and an intervening God is not as benign as it appears.
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These three men stood up to hate in Portland The two men were killed after intervening.
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Murthy stressed the importance of intervening early through school programs to discourage early access to alcohol.
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A dollar spent intervening at a hospital saves over $36, or $85033 in an emergency department.
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But markets are sceptical about Japan intervening in the market due to strong opposition from Washington.
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Historically, the justices have been loath to get their hands dirty by intervening in political disputes.
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But Turkey was immediately accused of intervening in Syria in order to attack the Kurds there.
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And active daily users of messaging apps have only continued to grow in the intervening years.
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Upperclassmen on the team are intervening and trying to calm the waters according to the source.
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Since then, it's been hard to determine what this means for his future position on intervening.
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Since intervening in Syria in 2015, Russia has usually turned a blind eye to Israeli attacks.
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In the intervening years, political poetry, even here in America, has done much more than vent.
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At the same time, one of the administration's central arguments against intervening has been proven false.
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What happened in the intervening three months is a title race unmatched in modern English history.
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Again, barring some intervening disaster or Robert Mueller bombshell that would make their jobs easier again.
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Republican leaders on Capitol Hill have been averse to intervening too aggressively in Mr. Trump's decisions.
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It didn't matter if you had led an otherwise exemplary life in the intervening 30 years.
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In the intervening 35 years, Emanuela's disappearance has been one of Italy's most intriguing cold cases.
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Krasner's office hoped a byproduct of intervening with families sooner would be a decrease in retaliation.
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In the intervening years, it was bought by Comcast, which now also owns NBCUniversal; Warner Bros.
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And while my beard has tinseled, the intervening years haven't exactly been kind to Rome either.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, another moderate Republican, also criticized Trump and the Justice Department for intervening.
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We don't know how long that takes, and whether we could shorten it substantially by intervening.
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In the intervening decades, hyperthyroidism somehow became an epidemic in cats, and no one knows why.
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Intervening in others' relationships, even when you are in the same family, is a large responsibility.
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He also again faulted President Barack Obama for not intervening in the Syrian conflict more aggressively.
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The Justice Department won't be intervening on his behalf in every investigative effort to obtain them.
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Salahuddin's uncle was called to fetch him, and in the intervening week we entertained my cousin.
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In the intervening years, even more factors have come into play, starting with cross-platform compatibility.
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In the intervening six years, financial regulators have worked hard to bring this law to life.
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"I think he is maintaining that tradition of not intervening in a party primary," he added.
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Under EU rules the government is forbidden from intervening to prop up uncompetitive UK-based companies.
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Fears of a global, particularly Chinese, slowdown have been largely been assuaged over the intervening year.
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Even more recently, he has floated intervening in Los Angeles to address the city's homelessness crisis.
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He pointed out what are typically the stock's three trend waves and two intervening corrective waves.
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If that is not the case, then it is on the officers for not intervening sooner.
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The man, Ian Grillot, 24, was shot while intervening in a hate crime in Olathe, Kan.
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Aside from risk, constantly intervening and providing opportunities for children is not good for their development.
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But what's most striking is how common the novel's tone has become over the intervening decades.
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That said, the report also praised Wuerl for actively intervening to remove offending priests in other instances.
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Yet in the intervening years no Asian side has won a knockout tie at a World Cup.
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" It goes on to mention that people will also be prosecuted for "intervening in others' secular lives.
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In October 2012, Mr. Trump took to Twitter to ask why President Obama's administration was not intervening.
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What has happened in the intervening five years is the release of… well, Doom, AKA Doom 2016.
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The Obama administration is widely perceived to have become more skeptical of mergers in the intervening years.
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When terrorist groups are organizing in plain view on public web forums, governments are responsible for intervening.
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In the intervening years, Bryant cultivated an image that tried to push past the sexual assault accusation.
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In the intervening years, Martinez had killed at least four — and as many as six — more people.
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In contrast, 66 online articles and posts questioned or debunked the story's claim in the intervening months.
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Among other things, it meant intervening in the primary process and, consequently, alienating millions of Republican voters.
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That means the bacteria must have evolved the ability to consume the plastic over the intervening decades.
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" He added, "These intervening acts of Ms. Brown, we argue, and not Tyerell's actions, caused her death.
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Yes, Cuba is intervening in Venezuela, and there is scant evidence that Mr Maduro will go peacefully.
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He made blunder after blunder: He said China was intervening in the Syrian civil war (it's not).
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In the intervening years, North Korea has conducted four nuclear tests, including a purported hydrogen bomb test.
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Authorities are also rumored to be directly intervening in currency markets to halt the renminbi's rapid depreciation.
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As long as that intervening conduct is reasonably foreseeable, the defendant can still be held criminally responsible.
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Vladimir Putin's recent adventurism — annexing Crimea, invading Ukraine, and intervening in Syria — has been popular at home.
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On Friday, the PBOC refrained from intervening in the market to curb the yuan's weakening, traders said.
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By intervening to insulate farmers from low prices, the federal government distorts production decisions and commodity prices.
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In December, former President Barack Obama authorized new sanctions against Russia for intervening in the U.S. election.
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He barely posted in the subreddit, only intervening to add new features or occasionally repot the plant.
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Of course, some people may also feel unsafe intervening, or may feel that it isn't their business.
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Or perhaps it's me that's changed in the intervening nine years since the last book was published.
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Intervening in and changing public space is central to the Turkish government's vision of a "new Turkey".
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The intervening years have seen some interesting developments for the careers of David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson.
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Mexico's central bank also announced that it would start intervening at its discretion in the currency market.
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Dealers also said the central bank was not seen intervening in the market to defend the currency.
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Even when the final regulation is sensible, the intervening confusion has dampened investment enthusiasm and delayed deployments.
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In the intervening year and change, he's used the term at least 26 other times on Twitter.
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Thus, intervening with young people at risk of gun violence can reduce their participation in violent behavior.
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At midnight on Thursday, funding authority for most federal agencies expired without any intervening action by Congress.
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He spent much of the intervening hours gazing at the paintings in his car, especially the Matisse.
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There are also indications that he's considering the possibility of personally intervening in the JEDI award process.
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Though it had garnered no citations in the intervening months, Fornal, Feng and their colleagues were intrigued.
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Information that had come out in the intervening four years had largely put these allegations to bed.
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Individuals who committed heinous crimes 50 years ago might have reformed themselves in the intervening half-century.
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Indeed, in the intervening decades, numerous studies have been devoted to tracing this dynamic in other areas.
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What has happened to these documents in the intervening years is a case study in Plath's legacy.
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Medical workers outside the city might also have trouble intervening because they, too, would face radiation exposure.
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Neither man ever talked much about their time together in the intervening years, though they remained friends.
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Now the three dancers — Elena Demyanenko and Yanan Yu are the others — stay on those intervening bars.
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And, crucially, he has to make clear exactly what he has learned in the intervening 28 years.
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He died two days ago, now 52, having tragically discovered only temporary respites in the intervening decades.
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Wotan has just reluctantly caused the death of his own son by intervening in an earthly battle.
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In the intervening years, the Felix dichotomy has grown wider and wider, encompassing more and more goalkeepers.
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Democrats have panned the Trump administration's legal and tactical explanations for the strike in the intervening months.
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Still, the intervening years have been vindicating ones for Ms. Rebeck as well as for her causes.
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Yet for the moment, it appears Xi is still weighing the potential costs and benefits of intervening.
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"You're intervening in a process that started before you," he says with passion over beers one afternoon.
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But his announcement on Sunday means he can continue to wield such power in the intervening period.
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The Crown sets it up with Louis Mountbatten intervening and getting Charles posted abroad for several months.
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Spencer launched a fresh broadside against the president on Monday evening for intervening in the Gallagher case.
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In the intervening decades, commercial space activity has greatly expanded, placing an ever-increasing burden on AST.
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And the initial working groups are expected to address issues including intervening in radicalization and crisis responses.
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It's called the principle of nonmaleficence, and it's an important constraint on intervening in a volatile situation.
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Once again, Trump could face political risks by intervening in a politically charged, no-win energy quagmire.
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The policymaker most obviously intervening to push the yuan down against the dollar is Mr Trump himself.
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The judge, in local media interviews, has denied intervening on behalf of others, according to the complaint.
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"To some extent, we did see a bump in prostate cancers for the intervening dad," Eng said.
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It is a reason to be disciplined about objectives and judicious about intervening in the first place.
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Rumors of a follow-up album have come and gone for much of the intervening decade-plus.
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Police were ordered by the city to stand down and, generally, to avoid making arrests or intervening.
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This interference between visible light and intervening objects is how we manage to see those objects at all.
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Meow-Meow's case may be the first of a government intervening in the way someone uses implantable technology.
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With the Court's new mandate for interdistrict violations, the decision "handcuffed" federal district courts from intervening, said Robinson.
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The United States should refrain from intervening militarily, but should continue providing decisive diplomatic, and even logistical, support.
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The amount of sleep you've lost over this in the intervening years can likely be measured in zeptoseconds.
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"The reason why I believe we lost were the intervening events in the last 10 days," she said.
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In the intervening years they've shared numerous stages together, but this marks their first full-on joint tour.
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Some market players think speculators were ready to sell the yuan again as soon as Beijing stops intervening.
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Additionally, in the intervening year, Huawei has launched its €99 FreeLace, and those are now my favorite neckbuds.
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That demarcation, concentrated at the tail-end of that generation, offers a prism for understanding the intervening years.
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Every attempt to open was unsuccessful, he said, due to either rising rainfall or a fire marshal intervening.
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On one hand, many party activists resent – not without reason – official party organs intervening in competitive primary campaigns.
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The version released on Monday includes changes made in the intervening years in response to comments, Massad said.
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In 2016 the figure was 416m—although, in the intervening years, the county's population had grown by 2m.
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But it does make economic sense for oil and LNG tankers to serve single markets, without intervening stops.
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Tall and sepulchral, she repeatedly materializes as a beautiful apparition — stoically observing the action but only sometimes intervening.
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But a lot has changed on Twitter during the intervening years, much of it not for the better.
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It said there are ways of intervening that don't cut off cash to people that can afford repayments.
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Taking care of the sick Many Christian organizations are providing Haitians with both preventative and intervening medical care.
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In the intervening years, critics have come around to realize they're not that bad, yet the debate persists.
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He said the case is an example of French courts intervening in the affairs of a sovereign nation.
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These programs can focus on intervening at a school level or providing counseling for the families of runaways.
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In the intervening five years, businesspeople across the continent have used that figure to talk up their prospects.
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Obama said he would attempt to stay out of politics, only intervening when American values were at stake.
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Trump says he's open to intervening in the matter, if it will help resolve the trade impasse (Reuters).
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In the intervening time, My.Kali had grown to reach more than 100,000 monthly readers from around the world.
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In the intervening hours Morgalo helped collect forensic evidence from the Taser discharge on site, court records show.
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If the Court acted in these cases, Roberts argued, it would henceforth be constantly intervening in local disputes.
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Their failure to act has allowed untold thousands of unauthorized immigrants to secure employment in the intervening years.
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It's good to make eye contact with others and gauge whether you'd have allies if intervening, Duncan said.
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Officer resigns A parks officer has resigned after being criticized for not intervening during last month's 14 incident.
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When we love the idea of intervening abroad and then hate it, we are not changing our minds.
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It wasn't an intervening event or an issue that played importantly in one locale but not the other.
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It has ruled out intervening militarily in the dispute, as it has done previously in parts of Africa.
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They stayed in touch throughout the intervening decades and occasionally worked on both business and political projects together.
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Equity outflows weighed on currencies, with India intervening to lift the rupee off 2-1/230 year lows.
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Initially, Russia said it was intervening in Syria to take the fight to the Islamic State militant group.
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Roman and Yates shared alternative ways of intervening known as the "three Ds": distract, delegate, and directly address.
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In addition to intervening in that case, Bevin also took the unusual step of countersuing those same constituents.
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Deckard then gets the burden of explaining, in cryptic tidbits, what may have happened in the intervening years.
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But they roundly reject an American president intruding into their politics or intervening militarily anywhere in the region.
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"He doesn't feel that he has to intervene in the process, nor is he intervening," Mr. Sekulow said.
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International sanctions remain, imposed in response to Russian military adventurism in seizing Crimea and intervening in eastern Ukraine.
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He has spent most of the intervening years dealing with his lawyers, playing golf and walking, he said.
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Look at what Donald Trump did in the intervening time between an old Congress and a new Congress.
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The world has made its choice, concluding that intervening to stop the bloodshed in Syria was too risky.
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"Turkey has lost enough time in intervening in the terror swamp east of the Euphrates," Mr. Erdogan said.
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The intervening decades have allowed her to understand her feelings in a way that she couldn't at 16.
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Indeed, an estimated 43 percent of the population is in favor of the military intervening in government affairs.
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That was until Canada's ethics commissioner ruled yesterday that Trudeau violated ethics regulations by intervening in the case.
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In the intervening years, they've added electronics to their musical toolbox to tweak the atmospherics here and there.
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And then, in the intervening 20 years, the game's world has arched uncannily closer to our very own.
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It is not just Mr. da Silva, often affectionately called Lula, who has changed in those intervening years.
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It is not known whether there was an intervening telephone conversation between the American and South Korean presidents.
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A number of details — like what happened to the painting during the intervening years — are not yet known.
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But if the situation gets out of hand, will the armed forces end up intervening to restore "order"?
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In the intervening years, public support for capital punishment has waned, prompting 21 states to outlaw the practice.
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He retired in 2013, though he has been coaxed back in the intervening years to oversee the preparation.
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It's good to make eye contact with others and gauge whether you'd have allies if intervening, Duncan said.
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Neither the rulers of countries intervening in their homelands, either directly or through proxies, nor their own officials.
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I've been hesitant to get too close to any of King's steroidal novels in the intervening four decades.
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Many other companies also declined to commit their executives to intervening with the president on climate-related policies.
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What happened in the intervening period has been sketched out by detectives from the Queens Special Victims Squad.
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Over the intervening half-century, congress and state lawmakers consistently have refused to fund public defenders' offices adequately.
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I can't tell you how many stories I heard of Romney intervening to help people in a bind.
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But in the intervening years, with little work and few opportunities, people have been returning to the cities.
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In the intervening years, Mekas continued to make films, continued to write, and continued to promote independent cinema.
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In some ways, a lot has changed in the intervening decades; in others, nothing has changed at all.
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In the intervening century, little has been done to put his body of work in its proper context.
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The Tanzanian government is increasingly intervening in all sectors of the economy, from mining to telecoms to agriculture.
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The anti-stall MCAS software then pushed the nose down forcefully by intervening in the aircraft's trim system.
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In the intervening years between releasing Manning's leaks and now, Julian Assange has revealed himself consistently as a liar.
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In the intervening year and a half, small quadcopter drones have become even more affordable and more broadly available.
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Phelps, known as a conservative economist who favors deregulation, was speaking about Trump's penchant for intervening directly with companies.
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That buildup aims to discourage the US military from potentially intervening in China's territorial disputes with neighboring Asian countries.
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Brazilian generals today, who were young soldiers during the dictatorship, have repeatedly said they have no intention of intervening.
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In the intervening years, it has risen to become one of the most recognized enterprise communication tools currently available.
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In the intervening years, it changed from something that was weird and poorly executed into the flagship Windows device.
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It could add, too, to investor frustration with France, which has a long history of intervening in company matters.
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In the intervening years, I tried dozens, eventually recognizing the nonsense behind them all and quitting diets for good.
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But, well, stuff happened, and the company's had a lot bigger things to deal with in the intervening months.
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Jon Snow knowing nothing is not good Only alive by a preponderance of fate and others intervening for him.
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In the intervening months since the Webpass purchase, Google Fiber has struggled to progress in its US expansion plans.
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The central bank erred this year in intervening to try to prop up the currency, although it is overvalued.
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During the intervening years, Florence was a republic where citizens banded together for the defense of their little democracy.
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Callie sent it to Aaron because, I suppose, in the intervening years Aaron became an expert in marital law.
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Sonos is now 14-years-old, in the intervening years it basically invented the wi-fi connected speaker system.
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It has been updated to reflect the straight-to-series order, and various other developments over the intervening months.
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But the PBOC is also suspected of intervening several times this week, including Friday, to slow the renminbi's decline.
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But the PBOC is also suspected of intervening several times last week, including Friday, to slow the renminbi's decline.
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The movement failed, and in intervening years, the legislature has become a less effective place to push for change.
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The basic idea and layout are the same, but in the intervening years it's been filled with more stuff.
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I know I'd visited the company's HQ a few times in those intervening years and wasn't any the wiser.
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The intervening period will be used to allow the financial services firm to conduct a search for his successor.
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In the intervening years, Echo and the broader universe of Alexa-powered devices have transitioned from curiosity to ubiquity.
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Despite the intervening passage of time being mostly kind to the film, they're still getting rejected at every turn.
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In the intervening decade, the processors used in mobile phones and tablets have come to rival those in computers.
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In the intervening time, though, several sources from the campaign reached out to talk to her about the fallout.
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Mr. Obama said he would not comment on the North Carolina suit, to avoid intervening in a pending case.
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In a dissent, the court's liberal justices criticized the majority for intervening in a "discovery-related dispute," CNN reported.
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Officials insisted it was Chinese tech companies, not the President's comments about intervening, that were the real threat here.
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In the intervening four years, ISTIM has grown to become the largest LME warehouse operator measured by tonnage held.
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A number of adorable dogs in North Dakota are struggling to get adopted, so a local brewery is intervening.
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Opponents of Syria accused Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant group and ally of Mr. Assad, of intervening behind the scenes.
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There was one man who was quietly intervening with him as well as people trying to more assertively intervene.
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Cruz added that he tried intervening in his half-sister's issues but could not convince her she needed rehabilitation.
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If anything, in the intervening weeks since the summit, the North Koreans have continued in their same militarized way.
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In the intervening years, former Israeli President Moshe Katsav was convicted of rape, and served five years in prison.
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After that, however, things look decidedly less rosy, with a loss of five million jobs in the intervening years.
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Dissident leaders issued a statement on Sunday accusing Erdogan's AK Party of intervening to try to block the congress.
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In the intervening months, her official cause of death was revealed to have been water immersion and mixed drugs.
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The investigation was not aimed at intervening in the free market, but to prevent unfair price hikes, it said.
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What has changed during the intervening generation is not law so much as political culture — and the court itself.
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The SNB is intervening more strongly in the foreign exchange market to contribute to the stabilisation of the situation.
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But pressure on Rosenstein seems to have cooled in the intervening days, which might make Sessions's resignation threat moot.
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Nor have we learned anything else about Allen in the intervening years that might add to suspicions of guilt.
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Most written responses came from parties in favor of the regulator intervening before the end of the open season.
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In the intervening years he had come to personify a campaign against extended isolation as cruel and unusual punishment.
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Finally, the Arab countries' goals when it comes to intervening in Syria aren't necessarily the same as the US's.
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But the court then permitted three state workers, including Mark Janus, to rescue the lawsuit by intervening as plaintiffs.
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Mr. Bush ultimately overruled Mr. Cheney and said the United States would go to the United Nations before intervening.
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In the intervening period, Uber, Lyft, and their competitors made their debuts all over the world, becoming roadway fixtures.
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Those efforts include reducing disruptive capital outflows and intervening in foreign exchange markets to keep the yuan trade stable.
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Apparently gone now are the "beautiful letters" and professed reciprocal affection that characterized the relationship during the intervening period.
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On Friday, policymakers lifted the benchmark interest rate to 248 percent after days of intervening heavily in financial markets.
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While officials had entertained the possibility of occasionally intervening in markets again, doing so regularly was not the plan.
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It did just that throughout 2019 by restocking its balance sheet and intervening in the market for repurchase agreements.
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Democrats had hoped that the intervening four months would render Cohn's July article moot, or at least less persuasive.
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Yet, party leaders have antagonized many liberal activists by intervening in primaries to clear the field for "establishment" candidates.
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The Reserve Bank of India was seen intervening to stem a sharp fall in the rupee, two dealers said.
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The White House has not ruled out intervening in GOP primaries, although it will likely be a rare occurrence.
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Many thanked the president for intervening on behalf of men who had volunteered to serve and protect their country.
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They soon began dating, and in the intervening months and years, they traveled to Paris, Brazil, Tokyo, Coney Island.
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It feels like receiving a message that has looped around the entire intervening mess of modernity to find you.
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A generation later, policy makers concluded that intervening in Vietnam would signal American resolve and deter communist ambitions globally.
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Definitely. Anything when it comes to the contribution of climate change, there's just a whole series of intervening steps.
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The two holidays, and often the intervening period more informally, are known as the High Holy Days within Judaism.
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In the intervening years, Jackson's eye has become indispensable to Coates, largely because of the depth of their shared experiences.
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One of the coalition's main justifications for intervening in Yemen was to protect shipping routes such as the Red Sea.
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In the intervening time, Giuliani set off a flurry of questions from the media and condemnations from Trump's political opponents.
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In those intervening years, so many other genre mashup movies have come along that Zombies' original concept seems almost rote.
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For example, he kept major European powers — mainly Britain — from intervening during the Civil War and thwarting the Union's plans.
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He said the bank was intervening on the market this year, when it was needed to support the ailing lari.
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In the intervening time, Microsoft's doubled down on its mantra that its devices and software are designed for artsy types.
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After the morning drop, market participants suspected the central bank of intervening in the currency market to support the yuan.
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Mr. Trump cheered on William P. Barr, the attorney general, for intervening, while castigating the federal judge overseeing the case.
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All the same, intervening to cap it could expose China to accusations of currency manipulation by U.S President Donald Trump.
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The 13th and U Starbucks had, in the intervening years, become an ironic fixture: the newcomer catalyst turned neighborhood stalwart.
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Her efforts to repair her relationship with the president in the intervening year and a half were an insufficient salve.
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In the intervening six months, feeble beams of light have penetrated my black, black heart, because I love London again.
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Intervening in a situation like this may be uncomfortable, but when it falls on you, you can still be prepared.
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Trump fumed, and has spent the intervening months sparring publicly and privately with GM CEO Mary Barra about the closures.
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The algorithm wasn't built to divine how the tastes of a lapsed user might have changed in the intervening years.
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Intervening to drive more stakes through the ACA's heart is unlikely to be a winning strategy for the Republican Party.
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In the intervening four years, the legal battle has only grown in size, pulling many other people into its orbit.
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In the intervening time, Microsoft has seen a lot of competitors attempt to encroach on the 2800-215 device space.
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In the intervening years, he's since gone on to publish two books, including his autobiography, Adventures of An Apple Founder.
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President Trump signaled on Saturday that he was intervening to help a Navy SEAL accused of crimes while serving Iraq.
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"The connection between the alleged misconduct and the prescription depends on multiple, independent intervening events and actors," Judge Hill wrote.
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Only if a growth had expanded in the intervening period was it deemed likely to be cancerous and treated accordingly.
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Many Zimbabweans have fiercely opposed the idea of SADC intervening, fearing it would try to keep Mr Mugabe in power.
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It has reserves of more than £2105 billion before the impact of intervening at BHS's fund (and possibly Tata Steel's).
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It is fair to say that the intervening years have been tumultuous even by the standards of the Middle East.
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In the intervening years the Notion Ink was the biggest piece of vaporware ever but it had a rabid following.
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Renshaw's research has recently moved from animals to humans, to see if intervening in the serotonin production process can help.
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As we've learned over the intervening years, the invasion of Iraq, while well-intentioned, did not turn out as anticipated.
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Security guards do their best to maintain some kind of order, intervening when violence escalates and discouraging open drug use.
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In all these cases, the intervening years – the time after the departure and before the return – is the key period.
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That includes engaging in difficult conversations with loved ones who espouse bigoted beliefs and intervening to help individuals being harassed.
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And, in case you were wondering what's happened in the intervening years, here's a snap Holmes posted a week ago.
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Parente resigned on Friday after Brazil's government responded to a truckers strike by intervening in the company's fuel pricing policy.
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In the intervening years, his daughter Mary served as a state legislator, the state treasurer and as a U.S. senator.
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Drew Herdener, an Amazon spokesman, said in a statement: In July, President Trump "very seriously" considering intervening on Microsoft's behalf.
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This eliminated the possibility of intervening factors such as demographics, other policies, alcohol consumption, income and age groups, Malhotra said.
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As presidential candidates promise to reclaim jobs lost in the intervening decades, they might want to visit the company now.
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Neither group has ruled out intervening in the primaries if either emerges as a viable contender for the party's nomination.
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Much has changed in the intervening seasons, but one thing has not: Teixeira is still the embodiment of the Yankees.
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Reports had circulated prior to Friday's announcement that Trump was considering intervening in the cases despite objections from the Pentagon.
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But the United States has otherwise refrained from intervening until the new U.N.-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) stabilizes.
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Coaches from every part of Europe and swaths of South America have arrived in England in the intervening two decades.
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"Russia badly wants to make good use of its impressive experience in destabilization" by intervening in Madagascar, the article said.
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After being indicted on charges of intervening in the 303 American election, he has traveled the world, proffering his services.
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"We have been managing a flexible FX rate for 18 years now, and we have been avoiding intervening," he said.
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If nothing else, it enables her to simply marvel at the elusive, intervening spaces between the natural and man-made.
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Abe has denied intervening in land sales to ensure preferential treatment for schools close to him and his wife, Akie.
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But others were emboldened, and caused a 15-day government shutdown in 2013 and other headaches in the intervening years.
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They have spent the intervening years across Asia, a journey documented in their multimedia project Probation Vacation: Lost in Asia.
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By intervening with the right character at the right time, Ophelia can alter the events in the world, however marginally.
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Intervening doesn't necessarily mean physically stopping something or resulting in violence, there are plenty of ways to diffuse a situation.
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In the intervening years, Sean went on to become a rock star, a dad, and one of my best friends.
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In the intervening years, Sean went on to become a rock star, a dad, and one of my best friends.
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Weeks earlier, Seamus had driven me to Magherintemple, and I'd told him about my intervening stops on the Casement trail.
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The conclusions that rewards frequently kill both interest and excellence have, if anything, grown more solid in the intervening decades.
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More from Tonic: In those intervening decades, researchers found other ways of creating psilocybin from chemical scratch in the lab.
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In those intervening years there's been an utter transformation in the unconscious mind-set within which people hold their beliefs.
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May's husband, Philip, intervening, much as Ms. Thatcher's husband, Denis, was famously said to have urged her to stand down.
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And because the perpetrator here may have been high and seemed violent, there would indeed have been risks in intervening.
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In the intervening years, attacks steadily decreased after relief groups took greater precautions and insurgents pledged not to attack them.
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The DCCC has already landed in hot water for intervening strongly in one primary race, in Texas's Seventh Congressional District.
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But in the intervening years, the Obama administration declassified details of what Mr. Khan said the C.I.A. did to him.
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What you have is you've got a situation where the government intervening, and that these companies really have the power.
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After Europe targeted Russia with sanctions as punishment for intervening in Ukraine in 2014, Russia unleashed counter-sanctions against Europe.
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By not intervening more forcefully, the United States is leaving democratic forces on the ground disarmed and vulnerable to repression.
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A rift between the men appeared to develop in the intervening months as the special counsel wrapped up his inquiry.
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Through the drunken haze and three decades of intervening life, there will surely be significant differences in each witness deposition.
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"We are intervening to stem volatility in the market," David Sajjabi, the central bank's director for financial markets told Reuters.
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Cruise Lines — Cruise stocks declined again on Thursday amid reports about the U.S. government intervening due to the coronavirus epidemic.
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In the intervening hours, viewers use Twitch's donation function to gift them small quantities of money—$403 dollars, $5 there.
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But now it is intervening to keep the yuan from falling — actually doing the opposite of what Mr. Trump alleged.
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"The fees have remained static, not accounting for inflation or any other intervening changes in EOIR's processing costs," it reads.
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And yet in the intervening years I was able to turn that exposure into a platform for humanizing sex work.
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And he has lost 25 pounds in the intervening time, with his body fat dropping from 15 percent to 10.
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How did France end up intervening in a region that it left about 60 years ago as a colonial ruler?
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In the intervening period, the court was told there would be case-management hearings on March 25 and April 7.
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A typical bristlecone habitat features trees that are more or less evenly spaced, with the hulks of dead trees intervening.
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"You have to be able to arrest people and then you're intervening in their destructive habit," said Sessions in 2014.
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He's mostly spent the intervening time unsuccessfully trying to save his other company, the struggling electric vehicle startup Faraday Future.
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The next Treasury report is due in December and many reckon the SNB is holding off intervening until then. reut.
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Bank Indonesia said on Monday it is intervening in the foreign exchange and bond markets, according to a Reuters report.
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The central bank has been intervening on the official market to try to narrow the spread between the two markets.
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But in the intervening years, the Syrian government has been accused of additional chemical weapons attacks, including with chlorine gas.
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"He's grown a lot during the intervening years and has been largely playful and tolerant of other bears," noted Fitz.
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In the intervening years, reboots, sequels, and, most of all, comics have drastically changed the North American box office landscape.
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Or are you going to put it out and use the intervening time to prevent to ever catching fire again?
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We're able to spend the intervening months speculating about just how much Google will be able to do with those parts.
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Not intervening was the right choice History will likely be a cruel judge of the Obama administration's risk-aversion on Syria.
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He continued on that crusade later that year, intervening in the enrollment of black students in four different Alabama elementary schools.
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The Korean central bank was also spotted intervening to steady the won from its worst one-day fall in five years.
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While has fallen against in recent months, policymakers on the mainland have been intervening to support the currency, not weaken it.
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If you missed it Kuri debuted at CES last year, and has been steadily growing more capable in the intervening months.
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For starters, there's a serious invasion of privacy when it comes to intervening with individuals before something traumatizing has even happened.
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I had my own doubts about whether the stories could be properly investigated, let alone verified, after so many intervening decades.
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In the intervening weeks, it has spread to thousands of people in more than a dozen countries, including the United States.
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Some may feel it is not their problem—that as non-Muslims they have no business intervening in intra-Muslim conflicts.
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On Monday, press secretary Sean Spicer was asked what the Trump administration's "red line" is when it comes to intervening Syria.
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In the past two years, Beijing hasn't been suppressing its currency — it's been intervening in order to prop up the currency.
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If the violence is being perpetrated by the police, you can record, observe, and verbally intervene, but physically intervening is illegal.
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Putin made a similar play in Syria last autumn, intervening militarily to rescue the pro-Moscow regime of Bashar al-Assad.
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But that is unlikely to convince the administration's critics who believe Barr has a track record of intervening on Trump's behalf.
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Getting in early was crucial, and the best results were achieved by intervening several times from early childhood to early adulthood.
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Yet in the intervening 21980 years thousands of new jobs had sprouted, in life insurance, building materials and the restaurant trade.
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Though Transpod's estimates regarding full deployment are more modest than its competitors, it has big plans for the intervening years, too.
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The line has lived on in various forms and popped up in plenty of odd places during the intervening two decades.
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But intervening can make a difference, said Eleanor Feldman Barbera, a New York psychologist who works in long-term care settings.
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But with autonomous weapons, the damage that be could be inflicted before a human is capable of intervening is significantly greater.
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As Tropical Storm Harvey In the intervening years since those storms, the nation has been continually pummeled by "historic" climatological events.
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There's no explanation why outsider artists fell off the art world's radar from 1993 to 1997, or in other intervening years.
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Central bank Governor Arjuna Mahendran said last week the monetary authority has been intervening to smoothen volatility in an illiquid market.
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He used the intervening time to make notes and decide exactly which bits of his personal life and career to include.
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Despite this, the IMF has discouraged the central bank from intervening directly in the currency markets to prop up the peso.
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Other organisms' genomes had been deciphered in the intervening period but the projects doing so had a piecemeal feel to them.
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I'd done two musicals—musical musicals—in the intervening time, and with those, you're writing from different character's points of view.
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Whether treating an acute medical problem or managing chronic illness, intervening early and consistently usually saves money in the long term.
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In the intervening hundred years, modern neuroscience hasn't progressed that much in how it distinguishes one kind of neuron from another.
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In the intervening years, with no body found or criminal charges filed, Fraser won a wrongful death lawsuit against Michael Haim.
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The intervening period saw Dimitrov slide to 40 in the rankings and go two and a half years without a title.
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Analysts say Morrisons could also benefit from the distraction of the deal to Sainsbury's and Asda's operations in the intervening period.
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In the intervening years, Tumblr has added more than half a dozen GIF-specific features including GIF messaging and GIF search.
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In the intervening years, he has compiled a 100 percent anti-abortion voting record, according to the National Right to Life.
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DHS plans to move beyond offering voluntary assistance on cybersecurity issues and instead plans on intervening directly when necessary, per Manfra.
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Although Mr Y died in the intervening period, the importance of issues raised by the case meant the appeal went ahead.
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Few new models in the intervening years, materials-related quality issues and the need for frequent servicing added to falling sales.
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Russia responded by intervening and sent thousands of troops into South Ossetia and invaded Georgian territory, threatening the capital of Tbilisi.
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The results were bookended by disappointing losses, but no team was within 17 points of Canada in the seven intervening games.
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What they've developed in the intervening years—through two LPs and one full-length on Father/Daughter—is a balanced dynamic.
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The RBA was clear then that it was intervening not with any level in mind but to smooth out liquidity conditions.
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There will be flashbacks and explanations of the intervening period, as well as guest appearances by Dier where they make sense.
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In the intervening months, speculation has ramped up that the company was building either a Facebook Phone or Amazon Echo competitor.
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But this policy of intervening when markets wobble, dating all the way back to the 1980s, has a steadily higher price.
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They fought back on multiple fronts, intervening both at home and abroad to prop up the yuan, while tightening capital controls.
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It can influence the yuan's closing rate against the dollar by intervening directly or instructing state-owned banks to do so.
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Washington (CNN)The US doesn't anticipate intervening militarily in the Venezuela crisis "in the near future," national security adviser Lt. Gen.
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Latin Americans are allergic to intervening in each other's internal affairs, partly because the United States did so in the past.
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Inmate No. 0000364334, whose hair had gone from dark walnut to wispy white in the intervening half-century, had been caught.
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The intervening states either clearly favor Mr. Trump or Mr. Cruz, or they will scatter their delegates through some proportional approach.
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However, Myron Ebell, director of CEI's Center for Energy and Environment, expressed concern about the idea of intervening in free markets.
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In the intervening months, he was accused of making advances against a number of teenagers when he was in his 30s.
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For them, the court had no business intervening in the issue, which they see as a matter of religion and faith.
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In the intervening decades, voters have ideologically sorted themselves within the parties, which are locked in a perpetual battle for control.
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United to Protect Democracy will focus on issues such as Trump administration officials potentially intervening in regulatory agencies or intimidating staff.
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He cited South Korea, where the won fell as much as 211 percent before the central bank was suspected of intervening.
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Federal law bars 501(c)(3) charities such as The Mission Continues from intervening in political campaigns on behalf of candidates.
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The US has minted plenty of billionaires in the intervening 21992 years, but none of them have done what Perot did.
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In the intervening period he moved bales of legislation against the wishes of the Freedom Caucus and many in his base.
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Senior Russians have warned that the rationale for intervening in Ukraine — the need to protect ethnic Russians and compatriots — applies elsewhere.
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To be fair, many of the intervening events that threw us off track would have been impossible to predict in 2001.
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Marfan disorder affects different people in different ways, though, so Austin has been closely monitored by doctors in the intervening years.
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But it was not enough time to do anything meaningful in the intervening space of not being in the laundry room.
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In the intervening months, the media giant has started the process of pulling content from the streaming service, bit by bit.
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In the intervening years, Meade has learned to embrace disruption as an artistic tool and use it to further her practice.
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However, Shay stresses that more than being unable to recognize a dangerous scene, DMs have a problem with intervening too much.
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It immediately brought back the intense feelings of despair that I had worked so long to quell in the intervening years.
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Cook said tackling sleep problems could be a promising avenue to finding new ways of intervening to prevent mental health problems.
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In the intervening time, the red-hot real estate market, including condo sales at the new towers along Billionaires' Row, slowed.
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While Jean's spoiler-ish reason for not returning then is surprisingly plausible, his estrangement in the intervening time is less so.
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Since WIMPs don't interact normally within matter, all of the otherwise intervening water and rock might as well not even exist.
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Saul Austerlitz: In the intervening years there've been a number of books written by people who were involved in the show.
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Instead of intervening to stop Yahya, Kissinger sent him weapons — a policy that was, at the time, illegal under US law.
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This study is short-term, though, and does not show the intervening steps involved in changing the brain with regular exercise.
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Several prominent Mexicans — including academics, activists and even former officials — have publicly urged the president to stop intervening in the elections.
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The Treasury said it will continue intervening in the bond market to counter high volatility and ensure the market operates smoothly.
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In the intervening week and change, I'm sure more than one entrepreneur had the thought of targeting those very specific parameters.
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Union officials say that during the intervening weeks, managers in some parts of the agency began to scrutinize employees more aggressively.
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During the intervening months, everyone from President Carter to Vegas oddsmakers weighed in on J. R. The watercooler energy was enormous.
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Ms. Greenfield observed that in the intervening years, Ms. Siegel's bosom seemed to have grown inexplicably, much like the national economy.
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The Trump administration, which supports the Texas-led lawsuit, and the states challenging Obamacare urged the justices against intervening right away.
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In the intervening years, Barack Obama's administration chose to rely more heavily on the World Trade Organization to settle trade disputes.
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The same month, Mr. Pence weighed in to deter Mr. Trump from intervening aggressively in the race for governor of Florida.
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Amazon was seen as the clear front-runner in the competition before Trump began intervening in the process over the summer.
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Apparently the investors saw room for a lot more growth in the intervening six months, as today's $6.2 billion valuation shows.
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"Yeah, it feels right now that the man above or a higher power is intervening a little bit," Hamilton told reporters.
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In the intervening years, Mr. Blackburn, 463, helped start a Utah bank that federal regulators were later forced to take over.
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It's like maybe Aughra has done a lot of acid and gotten considerably older in the intervening period, which is possible.
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Last month, the administration targeted Russian companies and individuals for intervening in the 2016 election and mounting cyberattacks against Western facilities.
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President Trump had previously floated the possibility of intervening in the case against Meng as part of trade negotiations with China.
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Since then, Heller has avoided criticizing Trump and Trump has returned the favor by intervening to spare him a primary challenge.
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The plaintiffs argue that those maps continue to discriminate against Hispanic voters, who have ballooned in Texas in the intervening years.
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Most of the officials have yet to support any White House contender and have largely avoided intervening in their party's primary.
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Traders say state banks have been intervening to cushion the currency's fall by selling billions of dollars since early last week.
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The White House has been tight-lipped as it weighs the risks and potential reward of intervening in the House proceedings.
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Thirteen French soldiers were killed in Mali last week taking France's death toll since intervening in Mali in 2013 to 38.
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"Back around 2005, 2006, it would be fair to say that China was intervening to keep the currency low," he said.
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So far, there is no evidence that would warrant intervening in the otherwise competitive markets the agency has so carefully nurtured.
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Fourth Canadian official quits: The country's top public servant has stepped down, accused of improperly intervening in a corporate corruption case.
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And Motherboard crunched the numbers to include the forks that occurred in the intervening years, which brought total up to $9.2 million.
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While has fallen against the in recent months, policymakers on the mainland have been intervening to support the currency, not weaken it.
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Choi is also accused of intervening in state affairs, and massive protests late last year led to Park's impeachment and Choi's arrest.
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By plotting the wavelengths of light coming from a distant quasar, you can make a map and timeline of the intervening stuff.
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The Justice Department said it planned to file a second complaint by May 16 against UnitedHealth after intervening in another whistleblower lawsuit.
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A different study would need to assess whether intervening and treating anxiety changes the risk of ischemia during stress testing, Lam said.
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Arnott said the intervention is leading to a "major malinvestment" by intervening in the capital economy, and goes beyond the bank's role.
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By then, as more news had emerged from Europe, more Americans favored intervening in the war than had a year earlier anyway.
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The central bank has been intervening on the official market over the past two weeks to boost liquidity and support the currency.
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That's no small feat when the original felt so lacklustre, and really hasn't benefitted much from the intervening time since its release.
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The future linebacker bested me to the point that I should have thanked the teacher for intervening before I got seriously hurt.
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The country led by Vladimir Putin has also been accused of intervening in votes in Italy, Finland, Britain and France, among others.
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But have the advancements the industry has made in the intervening 19 years been enough to create a truly compelling robotic pet?
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But because Chinese officials continue to publicly assert the renminbi is not overvalued, they are intervening daily to prop up the currency.
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One way Marvel has tried to slake fan thirst in intervening years is expanding their offerings into another medium: live-action events.
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"This indicates the strategy championed by Saudi Arabia... to let the oil market balance without intervening, is gradually playing out," it added.
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These numbers have not changed since 23, though inflation in the intervening decades has more than halved the real wealth they represent.
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Over the three intervening decades, trust in the Catholic church has declined dramatically, according to surveys by Latinobarómetro, a pollster (see chart).
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They observed real fitness coaches intervening in workouts and pushing for people to be the best versions of themselves in the gym.
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What I have learned in the intervening years has also helped me make better sense of what happened on April 29, 1992.
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Meanwhile Mr Museveni is the pivot on which power turns, intervening in everything from land disputes to the regulation of motorbike taxis.
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After he set the speed to 55 mph, the automation took over, with the driver intervening only to order the lane change.
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Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick have had three children in the intervening years: Mason, eight, Penelope, five, and Reign, who is two.
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So Facebook is intervening, artificially suppressing the News Feed distribution of this kind of content so engagement looks like the graph below.
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With the arrival of Google Home, Apple's HomePod and myriad other device in the intervening years, that's clearly no longer the case.
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LB: Well partly the economy has recovered later, partly I think the U.S. has acted very quickly in intervening right after 2008.
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"It could've been minimized by the president simply just intervening and telling him to take it down a notch," Attah told NBC.
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Originally commercially manufactured shoes that were dyed red and covered with a sequin-spangled red netting, they've deteriorated in the intervening years.
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But overcoming the plague will require longer-term assistance, he emphasized – "not just intervening at the peak and then forgetting about it".
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"The evidence is clear that in many cases watchful waiting is a much better option for prostate cancer than intervening," Chalkidou said.
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Turkey's military has a long history of intervening in politics, pressuring an Islamist-led government out of power as recently as 1997.
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It took the male manager of the band Thursday intervening for de Soto to go back on stage and do her job.
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Duterte himself has previously voiced disagreement with some action against his opponents, although he has stopped short of intervening to stop it.
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Last year he stood by and watched as his GF and baby mama beat the crap outta each other ... before finally intervening.
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I play at subverting this idea by intervening with contemporary principles, creating a conflict of aesthetic versus content duality in the work.
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In the intervening years, Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware, Maryland and Connecticut have all expanded casino gambling, cutting into Atlantic City's market share.
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"Right now we are essentially, as a state, intervening after a child has been lead poisoned," said Lyke Thompson, a board member.
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The Independent reported on a study by nfpSynergy, noting that only 25 percent of people surveyed feel comfortable intervening or challenging homophobia.
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In the intervening years, the city's fiscal situation has turned around and the city has had no problem maintaining a balanced budget.
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Now more recently, intervening in our most vulnerable spot, taking advantage of our open system to try to intervene in our democracy.
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If he was alive today, his views on trade likely would have evolved to reflect the economic experience of the intervening years.
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That compares to 21 instances of both words last quarter, 15 a year ago and 10 or fewer in the intervening quarters.
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Parliament's foreign-affairs committee this week strongly criticised Mr Cameron for not having a coherent strategy when intervening in Libya in 2011.
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But the value of coastal property in Florida has grown from $870 billion to more than $3.7 trillion in the intervening years.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been crystal clear that he does not believe in the Justice Department intervening in local police matters.
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Famine has turned to feast in the intervening years, extra supply hitting the market just when demand, particularly Chinese demand, is stuttering.
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Since Clinton's departure, Putin has reasserted Russia on the world stage, seizing Ukraine's Crimea region and intervening militarily in Syria's civil war.
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International law does not prohibit U.S. forces from intervening and using reasonable force to prevent child sexual assault, according to the report.
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But overcoming the plague will require longer-term assistance, he emphasised – "not just intervening at the peak and then forgetting about it".
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For example rules currently prevent it from intervening to help under-performing school systems, which are run almost purely by the states.
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"A Better Deal" would take an aggressive approach to intervening in the economy to stop specific business activities such as corporate mergers.
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And it angered those who say that the courts have no business intervening in what they see as a matter of faith.
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Kocho was more like Syria, where Obama had resisted intervening in part because of the difficulty in distinguishing between militants and civilians.
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Clinton was secretary of state during the period in question, and she did make a humanitarian case for intervening to prevent Col.
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Last year, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee accused the president of improperly intervening in the search for a new FBI headquarters.
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Even if relay operators believe a 911 call may be a hoax, they're generally prohibited from intervening -- calls must be relayed verbatim.
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Since intervening in Syria last fall, he has repeatedly invited Western powers to join him in a grand coalition to fight extremists.
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"The bystander effect occurs when the presence of others discourages an individual from intervening in an emergency situation," according to Psychology Today.
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The central bank has been intervening since February to prop up the naira after introducing a complex, multi-tiered exchange rate system.
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A majority of voters believe the United States should have a bigger role in intervening in Syria, according to a new poll.
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Today, Reed is a counsellor who works with at-risk youth, intervening in their lives before they can get involved with crime.
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Part of the problem is that units of the Revolutionary Guard are intervening in several of the wars across the Middle East.
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Genomics can help paint that picture by helping to identify patients who are high-risk for developing certain diseases, and intervening early.
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Abe has been forced to deny intervening in land sales to ensure preferential treatment for schools close to him and his wife.
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I have in the intervening years learned about the history of Democratic tolerance and how it ebbs and flows with cyclical elections.
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"Now an intervening fact has appeared and that may completely change the course of those talks," Sampaio said in a telephone interview.
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A lot has changed in the space in the intervening years — mostly for the worse, as overall sales have continued to slip.
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In the intervening decades, thousands of films from these tests were left to collect dust and decompose in vaults around the country.
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The central bank has been intervening on the official market to try to narrow the currency spread with the black market rate.
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Make sure that you have the military on your side, or at least enough of it to dissuade unsympathetic soldiers from intervening.
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Much as Sears has declined in the intervening decades, so has the willingness of corporate America to share the rewards of success.
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Mr. Iha added that he had tried not to pay much attention to Mr. Corgan or the Pumpkins in the intervening years.
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I am happy to report that in the intervening period, he had only grown in the role, without growing out of it.
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It was latest instance in which he has raised the possibility of intervening in a legal matter handled by the executive branch.
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A group of intervening states led by Democrats promised to appeal the decision, which will most likely not have any immediate effect.
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It's darkly witty but backs up every savage assertion about an industry in which, in the intervening six decades, little has changed.
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Mr. Hammarlund wrote in his research note that he thought the Turkish government would stop intervening in the currency after the elections.
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It was not immediately clear when the full House would vote, and the intervening period could allow Mr. Barr time to negotiate.
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It's becoming a very ugly scene in one of the world's premier business and financial centers, with Beijing edging closer to intervening.
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Last year, Vazquez came under fire for allegedly intervening on behalf of her daughter in a case stemming from a home theft.
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I have spent the intervening weeks listening to their music, and I can hear the echo of St. John in their verses.
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They do believe that Russia is intervening in the election, and that Moscow prefers Mr. Trump, a deal maker it knows well.
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The intervening years have seen big improvements in the quality and value of telecommunications services, home entertainment, and other aspects of life.
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Britons voted narrowly to leave the EU in 2016, but in the intervening 3 years, some of them have changed their minds.
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IRS rules prevent the group from intervening directly or indirectly in political campaigns on behalf of (or in opposition to) specific candidates.
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The ions thus produced then move from the anode, through an intervening electrolyte, and into the spaces in the titanium disulphide cathode.
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Prenatal visits and childbirth hospitalization are often the primary opportunity for screening women and intervening to prevent the tragic outcomes of abuse.
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Analysts suspect many of the region's central banks are intervening, both to prevent excessive currency strength and to build up FX reserves.
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Putin's Russia retained its nuclear arsenal and projected power and influence internationally, occupying territories in Georgia, invading Crimea and intervening in Syria.
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It is intervening in the whistle-blower's claims about erroneous coding and inflated billing but is not taking part in other claims.
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In the intervening years between Vine and Byte, a new video app has come onto the scene and largely dominated it: TikTok.
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The first act of the game launched back in 27, with subsequent acts — and a few detours — released in the intervening years.
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"I am not intervening in the U.S. election," Netanyahu said when asked on Israeli Army Radio about the senator's remarks, Reuters reported.
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The president and other White House officials have denied seeing any intelligence indicating that Moscow is intervening to help his reelection prospects.
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She argued that in the intervening three weeks, more was learned about the White House effort to withhold security aid from Ukraine.
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Overshadowing events Seemingly every time a President hopes to have a moment on the world stage, events have a way of intervening.
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In other words, it may have sounded as if Mr. Trump was doing something substantive by intervening with Carrier, but he wasn't.
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The intervening Ming dynasty, which maintained its first capital in Nanjing for several decades before moving to Beijing, introduced southern speech elements.
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In recent years the country has been intervening to slow the decline of its currency's value, not allowing the currency to rise.
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Here's a look at where they were in 2010, how they're finishing the decade and what they learned in the intervening years.
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YouTubers didn't really react to these changes initially, but over the intervening weeks, they've increasingly realized that the consequences could be dire.
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Under the agreement reached this week, the Chinese must notify the United States when and why they are intervening in their currency.
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He "adopted" the class, treating them to trips and restaurant meals, counseling them through crisis after crisis, and intervening with school officials.
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But Trump's intervening behavior wound up salting the earth by leaving everyone feeling that he might screw them over at any moment.
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Obama has avoided directly intervening in the Democratic primary, even as he and his team obviously prefer Hillary Clinton to Bernie Sanders.
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First, he took a very clear stance in opposition to the idea of "nation building" and intervening in other countries' domestic politics.
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Maybe. Or is it more likely that he'll be a mostly silent observer, subtly intervening every now and then to help sculpt events?
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Little else I have done in the intervening three decades of life made me feel as much shame as I did that day.
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"When we started intervening in the market, the question was sustainability but we will ensure the process is sustained," Okorafor said in Lagos.
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What I am doing is revealing a reality outside of an existing reality […] I am not intervening; here is the beauty for me.
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Unfortunately, in the intervening years, the predators have been off visiting other planets and upgrading their DNA by splicing it with other species.
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In the intervening months, we worked very hard on the project and gave it our full support in anticipation of a wonderful exhibition.
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The days of Britain and America intervening in sovereign countries in an attempt to remake the world in our own image are over.
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The days of Britain and America intervening in sovereign countries in an attempt to remake the world in our own image are over.
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If the United States wants other nations to refrain from intervening in its elections, it must stop future interference in their political systems.
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If the intervening four decades since his final capture in 1978 have taught us anything, it's that Bundy is the opposite of special.
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In the intervening months, headlines have warned of a health crisis at the facility, which houses unaccompanied minors, family units and single adults.
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Dvorkovich's comments about the state not intervening in the market do not necessarily rule out Russia reducing output in line with OPEC cuts.
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In the intervening months, we've seen stellar phones like the OnePlus 7T come in at price points that Google seems unlikely to match.
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Lebanon's central bank, the Banque du Liban, has been intervening for years to prop up the pound by selling dollars and buying pounds.
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Iran's central bank has been intervening in the foreign exchange market to support the rial currency in the face of the international uncertainty.
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In the intervening six years, the Roberts court has waved the First Amendment banner ever higher to undermine long-accepted governmental regulatory authority.
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"If you're intervening on the side of the Trump administration to limit California's authority, you're siding with much less stringent standards," she said.
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There's a long history of authorities intervening this way — ordering companies to remove toxic chemicals from foods or dangerous pollutants from their factories.
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The law also says that ethics cases could end because of "intervening events," such as the judge no longer serving in that position.
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In the intervening years, Samsung really took the lead with wireless charging, introducing support for multiple standards and — more importantly — faster wireless charging.
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Police say the brawling patrons turned on Reid when he tried intervening and that they continued attacking him even after he'd stopped breathing.
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Non-invasive techniques like an electroencephalogram (EEG) struggle to pick up high-resolution brain signals through intervening layers of skin, bone and membrane.
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In the intervening years, I've seen it fall even farther out of favor, but the concept of dieting is still alive and well.
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The prestige series will address just how much social media — and the landscape of New York itself — has changed in the intervening years.
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After a barely festive Christmas, the intervening months have seen the collapse of Maplin, an electronics retailer, and Toys "R" Us in Britain.
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The mainstream media has picked up on it in the intervening months, courtesy of CES and promises from handset makers and carriers alike.
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" During her onstage conversation with Amanpour, Clinton stated that she believes she lost due to "the intervening events in the last ten days.
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Estrada said the central bank would maintain its policy of not intervening in foreign exchange markets, as it has limited space to act.
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Ford wrote the section about his mother in 1986, not long after her death; in the intervening decades, he's become a better writer.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's central bank was suspected of intervening in trading to support the yuan via state-owned banks, traders said on Friday.
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It's been a solid 12 years since Bridget Jones last graced our screens, but the intervening decade hasn't made her any less blundering.
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I've spent the intervening months trying to understand what Clinton's defeat said about the electorate, about Clinton and about the campaign she ran.
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She said her granddaughter emphasized that she's an adult in a consensual relationship with Kelly, and was mad at her parents for intervening.
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Notably, almost nobody in the party is intervening to promise swift confirmation for qualified nominees, to counter those who are promising indiscriminate obstruction.
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"Probably failing to plan for the day after what I think was the right thing to do in intervening in Libya," he said.
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So much has changed for this family in the intervening years, but looking back, it now seems clear that conversation never really ended.
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In the second case, which centered on whether someone intervening in a lawsuit must have standing, the two exchanged several glances and grins.
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However, several speakers questioned Russia's motives for intervening in the conflict since September with air strikes in support of President Bashar al-Assad.
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But Loeb has resolutely refused to keep still in the intervening years, taking detours into film and television acting and lately, children's music.
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The failure of my password to grow and change in the intervening decades is closely tied to Yahoo's failure to grow and change.
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But the decision was criticised for intervening in an arrangement struck with Irish authorities 25 years ago, and which the government still supports.
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It would be much smarter for him to withdraw and say, "Let this fool do what he does," without intervening in any way.
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Much had happened in the intervening years to persuade Hayden of the virtues of being afraid and acting in accordance with that fear.
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Cracks emerged before long, with Trump intervening in a dispute over Israeli settlements and later lashing out at the sitting President on Twitter.
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He has spent the intervening months on his thriving music career and in talks for a possible Netflix series and various film roles.
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Containment, the American Cold War policy of preventing the Soviet Union from expanding without otherwise intervening in its affairs, was a realist policy.
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The central bank created an interbank foreign exchange market, intervening heavily through two market-maker banks to keep the currency within comfortable parameters.
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Multi-passenger urban transport is likely closer than that vision, but both will require a lot of intervening steps to become a reality.
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In the intervening decade, the government had begun programs to help families facing food shortages with various forms of food and cash assistance.
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The "principles" of politics do not argue to having one universal world state to which all are equally subject with no intervening boundaries.
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Critics have sniped at it in the intervening time, and the House Ways and Means Committee is preparing to review the full legislation.
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In the Texas case, she said, the majority was wrongly intervening in the lower-court action and blinding itself to the factual record.
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The first is changing laws around access to guns, and the second is intervening directly with people who are exposed to gun violence.
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In 2013, Trump tweeted several times that then-President Obama should avoid intervening in Syria, saying it would be "foolish" to do so.
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Russia no longer sees itself as a power seeking to escape isolation imposed by the West for occupying Crimea and intervening in Ukraine.
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Although Ayers has been in and out of an institution in the intervening years, Lopez, Crane, and Gupta remain in touch with him.
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Many Hong Kong democrats fear Beijing is tightening its grip over the city, eroding its autonomy and increasingly intervening in Hong Kong politics.
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The 85033-year-old sultan is said to be irritated by what he regards as Saudi and Emirati foolishness in intervening in Yemen.
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When it looked at the same galaxy again in 2014, they found that it had brightened, indicating the presence of an intervening lens.
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Smart Displays were the talk of Google's big push at CES this year — but there's been nary a peep in the intervening months.
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In the intervening years, she's helped to run Evidence for Democracy, an advocacy group that sprung up in the wake of the protest.
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The idea was that they could discuss doubts about their faith, problems with their parents, and questions about their sexuality without adults intervening.
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In the intervening days before a hurricane, pets often get left behind and local shelters begin to fill up, according to the Post.
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Though her five intervening years were colored by disagreement and controversy, her unwavering leadership following the massacre in Charleston eclipsed any earlier shortcomings.
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But Tuesday morning, Conway said that Flynn's role was not scaled back in the intervening time and that he was not pushed out.
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But that takes time, and in the intervening days there is a decent chance the footage will be deleted, Ms. Conti-Cook said.
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That all the conservative justices were in the majority demonstrates how the polarity on church-state issues has shifted in the intervening decades.
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Unicaf says it closely monitors students' online behavior, noting if they are not logging in or completing course assignments on time and intervening.
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Intervening solely to offer the occasional devastating statistic, the filmmakers allow our perceptions to shift and slide with each new piece of information.
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And they're intervening in primaries to fight off "partisan flamethrowers" and support candidates they view as pragmatists who will back these political reforms.
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The senators in the meeting took turns pushing back on Erdoğan, while Trump sat back and watched, intervening occasionally to play traffic cop.
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Published in 2003, D'Alessandro's book shows just a bit of age, as workplaces have become more casual and wired in the intervening years.
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Some health care spending is associated with those intervening, relatively healthy years, just not much compared with that spent in one's final years.
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But in the intervening 20 years, this ancient institution has come to be viewed as an oasis of stability in an uncertain world.
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Polls taken shortly after indicated that for the first time a majority of Americans believed the nation had erred in intervening in Vietnam.
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In the intervening 22 months (statistics courtesy of CNN Mueller probe expert Marshall Cohen): Mueller brought criminal charges against 37 people and entities.
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In the intervening years, there have been ups and downs in that quest, but the trend for some time has been depressingly downward.
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Mr. Comey said that in the intervening time, Russian meddling had become the subject of news stories and a topic of national discussion.
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But as I write here, governors or governors-elect intervening in legislative leadership battles recent years has had some adverse outcomes — whether Gov.
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The production has spent the intervening years rethinking how to design a show in which the leading character — Kong — neither speaks nor sings.
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But the intervening weeks have proved that China remains reluctant to exert the kind of pressure that could force the North to denuclearize.
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President Donald Trump has suggested that he could consider intervening in Meng's case if it would help his administration's discussions with China. 3.
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To prop up the yuan, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) has been intervening in the currency markets by buying up excess yuan.
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Officer intervening was killed Detective Joseph Seals was killed "while trying to interdict these bad guys," Jersey City Police Chief Michael Kelly said.
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He appears as a dandified debunker of the paranormal—itself a neat joke, since Murray has spent the intervening decades debunking the normal.
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SONIA, however, is an overnight rate, meaning payment due several months away would be based on a rate compounded over the intervening period.
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Furthermore, when they analyzed films from the 1940s for comparison, they found that essentially no progress had been made in the intervening years.
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PCCC and other national progressive groups have previously vented frustrations with the DCCC, who they believe is unfairly intervening in crowded House primaries.
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