A long time ago, I learned that the most important thing is to lay out everything that you think you need to lay out.
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Vox conducted two interviews with experts, asking one to lay out the strongest case against killing Soleimani and one to lay out the strongest case for killing him.
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"If you get to a yearlong CR, it'll probably be easier to lay out the things that won't be impacted than it would be to lay out the things that will," Gen.
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Then and only then will I lay out the feast.
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Instead, you lay out all the reasons it's functionally impossible.
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Tomorrow I'll lay out a plan to take it on.
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The pair of legislators lay out high stakes for failure.
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I'm going to lay out my qualifications to be president.
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Twitter won't lay out its new policy until November 15th.
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To lay out our case, we looked at four metrics.
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The creators didn't just lay out fat lines of painkillers.
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Supporters argued that the initiative would lay out important clarifications.
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Steele's memos lay out specific meetings that haven't been corroborated.
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Greco will lay out a detailed strategy on Nov. 17.
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Ahead we lay out the newest versions we're excited about.
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Clinton not to lay out the details of her strategy.
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But Mr. Mueller did lay out evidence against the president.
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LAY OUT WHAT YOU THINK YOU'LL NEED, THEN EDIT RUTHLESSLY.
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But it was done to lay out the base case.
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Ms. Jumel had to lay out a case of infidelity.
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McGrady: I didn't lay out expectations clearly or boundaries clearly.
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He's earned that, to kind of lay out the terms.
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Before diving into the meeting content, lay out the agenda.
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I think if I'm working on a project, I lay out everything that I think I need to lay out about it, and then you just sort of let the chips fall where they may.
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Now it's up to this administration to lay out US' role.
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Republicans are consulting him as they lay out a legislative schedule.
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Here, we'll lay out everything you need to be aware of.
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Obviously they have to meet the standards that FIFA lay out.
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Trump will lay out his plan in a 12:45 p.m.
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The guidelines lay out steps for recognizing and addressing ongoing vulnerabilities.
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And companies often lay out as much in their employment contracts.
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Lay out some newspapers on your table and gather your tools.
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Most campaigns lay out specifics on a whole range of issues.
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You're going to need to lay out the basics for starters.
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Having identified the gap, they lay out the opportunities for transition.
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I lay out my clothes and morning medicines the night before.
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"Just had to lay out and make the catch," Yelich said.
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So let's lay out the evidence we have to work with.
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People lay out produce the way you did in the 1940s.
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Is it too complicated now to lay out these simple tricks?
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"I'm not only going to lay out a report," Gowdy said.
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Can you lay out the case you make in the book?
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We lay out lives on the line for a healthy Democracy.
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Not every conversationalist will lay out the red carpet for us.
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Luckily, I've got my own chart to lay out that scandal.
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The president will lay out his agenda in his budget request.
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Ahead, we lay out some of our favorite celebrity eyebrow transformations.
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Lay out where the "play spaces" are, and where they're not.
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Backstage a team of people lay out the next number's costumes.
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Three experts lay out what it could mean for the stock.
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Specific executive orders that lay out their intentions in clear language.
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"I had to lay out the money in advance," he adds.
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Its problems are deeper, as I lay out in the column.
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AND I still had to get everything to lay out symmetrically.
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Lay out what the new regime will do for living standards!
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When pressed, he again wouldn't lay out the caucus's specific demands.
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There's some important backstory to lay out before we go further.
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And they don't lay out the evidence the House has found.
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But how many visions of that does our society lay out?
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It will also lay out their recommendations on how to proceed.
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Others are more familiar with the lay-out of the road.
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When The Benjamin bill comes, be prepared to lay out the Benjamins.
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Does global warming alter the picture you lay out in your book?
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Earlier Monday, Trump started to lay out the priorities for his speech.
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I would lay out all the hurdles — can you raise enough money?
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I'll briefly lay out my case for both; believe what you will.
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As always, I also lay out my outfit for the following morning.
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Could you lay out the state of the law before Section 2230?
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Other times, we flip it over and lay out on the benches.
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But it did lay out Schultz's basic diagnosis of America's political problems.
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Musk has yet to lay out a plan to fund his idea.
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We swim in the ocean and lay out on the soft sand.
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From there, Joanna went on to lay out her goals for 2019.
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I wasn't about to wear makeup to lay out by the pool.
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It will lay out its arguments at a hearing on Nov. 10.
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The filings, dated May 25, lay out the allegations against French, 24.
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Trump's Tuesday night address is expected to lay out his policy agenda.
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John Kasich — used the venue to lay out their foreign policy visions.
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But neither is the scenario I lay out above absolutely impossible either.
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It gives us a chance to lay out, lock up a groove.
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Some of the emails would appear to lay out a stark case.
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The White House declines to lay out a wider plan for Syria.
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Most of the policies he was to lay out have been leaked.
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Durling helps lay out the cones at training on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Both companies have set up websites to lay out their respective arguments.
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They also edit the articles, take photographs and lay out the newspaper.
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But he doesn't lay out a jobs program or a housing initiative.
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But the book's opening pages lay out exactly what that loss means.
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Lay out your general priorities and let them figure out the details.
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The three CEOs did not lay out a specific plan of action.
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But the Constitution doesn't lay out exactly how to hold a trial.
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I know if you lay out those three reasons, it adds up.
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The Crown will lay out its response to the appeal on Thursday.
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The hearing was scheduled to allow staff investigators to lay out the case that Trump abused his power by trying to get Ukraine to investigate his possible 2020 foe Joe Biden, and for Republicans to lay out their defense.
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The proposal does not lay out a replacement to the CPP just yet.
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"And maybe lay out your Cheerios and find the flattest ones," he said.
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So you lay out convincingly the many reasons we're not getting this. Yeah.
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In this letter, they lay out what a good deal would look like.
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I reached out to Peritz and asked him to lay out his case.
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The memo also asks federal agencies to lay out their demands for airwaves.
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We obtained an internal document that appears to lay out his talking points.
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In this panel discussion, experts lay out the challenge and explore possible solutions.
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But the states did not lay out specific emissions-cutting or revenue goals.
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A successful outcome is likeliest when both sides lay out their objectives clearly.
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Lay out your debt and calculate what the interest rates are costing you.
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Ladder Hopscotch Lay out the bags in a ladder design on the ground.
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It's a really cloudy day but still feels warm enough to lay out.
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I say goodnight to him, lay out my clothes, and head to bed.
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We took the occasion to lay out steps necessary to decolonize the institution.
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I don't have a big thesis here, no big idea to lay out.
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He sought to lay out a hopeful vision of future U.S.-Cuban relations.
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Let me lay out a scenario for you: You're a British TV presenter.
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France and India are expected to lay out a roadmap for nuclear cooperation.
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Whatever he decides, it is critical that the President lay out the facts.
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You lay out your grubby clothes for tomorrow, and you brush your teeth.
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Lay out what I want to take, then remove half of the items
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And he began to lay out a rationale in case of a loss.
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Adrienne wants to hunker down, eat soup, and lay out our sleeping bags.
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The children lay out all their bills on a dry grave for sorting.
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Could we lay out a trip that took us to his sister's town?
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Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) lay out paths for eliminating private health insurance. Sen.
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"I'm going to lay out pretty specifically what that tradition is," he said.
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Instead, Trump should lay out clear expectations and unambiguous, measured condemnations when appropriate.
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And we don't insist that everybody lay out all the subcategories of things.
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But voluminous court documents filed in the case clearly lay out both sides.
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Vultures are often killed when farmers lay out poison meant for other animals.
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The attorney general has yet to lay out an agenda on gay rights.
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I lay out everything I need, check and double-check and check again.
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Its announcement does lay out the different scenarios it's currently working to address.
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And there's just a fundamental constitutional issue that Mr. Dershowitz will lay out.
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The broad strokes of the new story are easy enough to lay out.
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Is Johnson prepared to lay out why he actually believes in this folly?
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What they do: Lay out, install, or maintain pipes, plumbing, and sewer systems.
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On Saturday, Mr. Trump's defense team is expected to lay out its case.
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Whatever the approach, however, Democrats should begin to lay out their plans now.
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Tony Romm and Drew Harwell from The Washington Post lay out the timeline.
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The company did not lay out pricing for Apple Arcade or Apple TV+.
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They also lay out their main issue agenda for the general election campaign.
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"We're going to lay out a discussion draft Thursday morning," he told reporters.
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Our industry's A.I. Policy Principles lay out our promise to mitigating harmful bias.
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And let me just lay out where I am with Alex Jones… Right.
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Do you get that reaction when you lay out your case to people?
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She followed up with an email to the congressman on August 8 about a week after that to lay out her upcoming doctor's appointments and lay out plans for her maternity leave, offered by his office under the employee handbook.
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So I reached out to Caplan and asked him to lay out his argument.
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I can't just lay out and just use it for the time I want.
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I lay out ice packs for them to lay near if they need to.
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I try to lay out what the progressive vision looks like in this book.
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You lay out a grid of cards, each with a single word on it.
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But Trump failed to lay out a specific path to achieve his policy objectives.
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Others have tried to lay out reasons why this rugged survival tale might not
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It's a real talent to be able to lay out a comic book page.
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EVANS: I'VE SEEN CHARTS WHEN THEY LAY OUT THE BIGGEST PLAYERS IN THE CLOUD.
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Mr Flint has said he will lay out his plans in a few months.
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Meanwhile, neither politicians nor the press lay out the scale of the environmental problem.
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Sibley even wrote a how-to post on Medium to lay out best practices.
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Do not necessarily lay out all of your non-negotiable points at one time.
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I lay out how brave it is to even step out onto a stage.
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This was just a starting point that Congress wanted the administration to lay out.
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Huang's attorney will lay out a rebuttal and counterclaims in court later on Tuesday.
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When you got together did she sit you down and lay out the blueprint?
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Most creators tend to lay out a similar situation to the one Moffitt presented.
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Can you lay out what you think is happening in American politics right now?
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The budget will have to lay out some assumptions about the House bill's cost.
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I expected to learn about writing, editing and how to lay out a magazine.
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The director, Keiichi Hara, and the screenwriter, Miho Maruo, lay out the story anecdotally.
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Presidential hopefuls will also need to lay out their program for moving America forward.
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But they also explicitly lay out a strategy for weathering the current political storm.
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The Senate and House Budget Committee will lay out theirs in their own budgets.
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The idea is to lay out the foundation for eventual text-based computer programming.
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In it, you can lay out the scene, but then also make it interactive.
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There's an opportunity for a candidate to lay out a more comprehensive global plan.
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That's a great summary, so I'll try to lay out some of the details.
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They would have had to lay out in detail their reasons for opening this.
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The ball is now in Redstone's court, and we lay out her options below.
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You can expect a series of pretty straightforward questions, which we'll lay out below.
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Parents, like therapists, can lay out the limits of what we can keep private.
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The report does, however, lay out abundant evidence that such efforts are not normal.
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The tables lay out how much tax to withhold or not withhold from paychecks.
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He is either disinclined or unable to lay out his agenda in that way.
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These eight charts lay out what to know as the outbreak continues to grow.
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And I think I lay out just how hard and impractical it will be.
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" Menashi's article does not lay out a policy agenda to deal with this "reality.
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Robert Menendez of New Jersey, letters that appeared to lay out administration talking points.
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You have to lay out a plan," Graham said on CBS's "Face The Nation.
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Mr. Wyden was hesitant to lay out a specific timeline for the Senate investigation.
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Each artifact, however, was chosen to help lay out the history of the Holocaust.
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So I asked him to lay out his case in the simplest possible terms.
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And she does lay out the legal requirements of naming of a third-party suspect.
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The first MEP to lay out his questions warned Zuckerberg that apologizing is not enough.
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The government is now due to lay out its approach in a hearing Tuesday afternoon.
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We also lay out the benefits that each straw offers, as well as the drawbacks.
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He doesn't lay out his claims, so that makes fact-checking him a special challenge.
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There are a number of theories, and I'll lay out a few of them here.
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Some domains have very different conventions in how they write abstracts or lay out tables.
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I lay out my clothes the night before, usually to save time in the morning.
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Ahead, we lay out a few of these 1% beauty treatments and spit some truths.
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The resolution does, however, lay out some specifics about how things will work going forward.
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That doesn't mean doing something crazy, but you will have to lay out a plan.
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Officials then proceeded to lay out the implications — both legal and practical — of Trump's suggestion.
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The report, if you look very closely, appears to lay out the post-apocalyptic plan.
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Lay out a new to-do list or write a letter to clear the air.
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My job is to lay out a positive vision for the future of the country.
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As before, the terms of service lay out various reasons content might violate Facebook's standards.
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The first to lay out the idea of externalities was Alfred Marshall, a British economist.
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On Wednesday, RIMAP will lay out further plans to confirm the identity of the shipwreck.
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Booker's campaign website has yet to lay out his specific economic views or campaign proposals.
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Instead, the budget allows the White House to lay out its priorities for the year.
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The guidelines lay out sweeping changes from the narrower approach taken by former President Obama.
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They explicitly lay out the scenario where anything in excess of $100,000 triggers the NSOs.
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In our opinion, there's a clear answer here, but we'll lay out the debate anyway.
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Then, follow up promptly to thank them for their time and lay out next steps.
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This special report will lay out the desires and aspirations of this fast-expanding group.
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"He certainly doesn't want to lay out his game plan for our enemies," Sanders said.
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HOW THOSE ALL COME TOGETHER WITH RESPECT TO THE DIVIDEND, WE'LL LAY OUT IN NOVEMBER.
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"He certainly doesn't want to lay out his game plan for our enemies," Sanders replied.
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He pledged to get the GOP to lay out its priorities by passing a budget.
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I was interested in sewing, so she taught me how to lay out my pattern.
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Business Insider acquired two decks from the organization that lay out its key selling points.
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"Whatever he decides, it is critical that the president lay out the facts," Royce said.
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I will lay out what I know," Johnson said Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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What he does is lay out a clear case that the president did something wrong.
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Not to be rude here, but could you please lay out your credentials a bit?
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His lawyers will lay out their grounds for reversing his conviction at a later date.
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The company declined to provide financial figures for the project or lay out a timeline.
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Budgets lay out how a fifth of the national economy is going to be allocated.
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So let's lay out this scenario: What if Andrew Luck coming back doesn't fix everything?
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The executive order that ended family separations did not lay out steps for reuniting families.
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O'Malley Dillon: I would also say that your question doesn't lay out the full story.
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I asked Lewis to lay out some of the worst-case scenarios in North Korea.
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The budget proposal did not lay out details of how the competition would be run.
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In his speech this afternoon, Mr. Cuomo will lay out his vision for the state.
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Instead, it would lay out guidelines for external age verification services run by private firms.
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They lay out 10 different policy prescriptions to remedy decades of social and economic depression.
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I am here tonight to lay out our path forward in Afghanistan and South Asia.
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And how did you lay out the action part of the scene where Diana fights?
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Democrats pledged to keep investigating to lay out the exact details of quid pro quo.
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Nor did the speaker lay out a timeline for the committees to do their work.
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The plan doesn't lay out what would happen to Palestinian refugees displaced by ongoing conflict.
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Graham wouldn't explicitly lay out if that was the plan, but said he was optimistic.
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He also used the opportunity to lay out and rally the nation behind his agenda.
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Saied should fully lay out his agenda to voters ahead of the run-off elections.
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How the two sides come to terms could lay out new rules for public companies.
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Can you lay out for me in simple terms how President Trump manipulates the media?
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Nor does it clearly lay out which tax deductions it will eliminate in the future.
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I am here tonight to lay out our path forward in Afghanistan and South Asia.
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Reda Fedoul, 20, and his friends built a table from sand to lay out their meals.
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The Pentagon's role, as always, is to lay out the benefits and risks of military action.
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The Security Council would recognize the new transitional authority and lay out the transition's next steps.
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Generally, this process makes logical sense for how you might want to lay out a city.
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"We were able to get out and lay out our agenda before anybody else," he says.
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McCarthy would have to lay out why members should stick with him after a crushing loss.
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Lay out a two-year campaign plan to achieve as many mandate objectives as you can.
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And they started to lay out this idea that what they were doing was potentially crimes.
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It does not lay out what needs to happen to meet Hyperloop One's aggressive 2021 goal.
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"Lay out all the reasons that you might go and you might not go," Sethi says.
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Here are five ways to start your day right: Lay out workout clothes the night before.
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How many times do we need to lay out comprehensive plans for reform in police departments?
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Before I even start packing, I lay out all of my outfits and photograph each one.
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I lay out my clothes, pack my lunch, make my coffee, and settle down before bed.
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"Eden was the only one who dared to lay out their criticism in court," he said.
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The security documents lay out a critical sequence of events on the night of October 18.
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The U.N. agency did not lay out a timeframe for naming a permanent successor to Amano.
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Last week, experts filed into a congressional hearing to lay out the technology's pitfalls and dangers.
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In the draft, the agencies lay out eight different options for revising the Obama-era standards.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Aetna's third-quarter results lay out its insurance value for CVS Health.
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"The sooner you lay out a plan early on, the sooner you stand out," Miller said.
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We asked him to lay out the health risks in the short, medium and long term.
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He should lay out his agenda and the cost to the nation of not pursuing it.
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"It provides space for scientists to lay out the facts as they see them," said Meiburg.
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But meanwhile she was contemplating running for President of the United States, as I lay out.
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The plans lay out how states will hold schools accountable and thus help ensure student achievement.
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Christie said Sunday that the charges lay out in detail an operation aimed at disparaging Clinton.
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Many row-crop farmers in the U.S. employ G.P.S.-guided tractors to lay out their fields.
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His unfiltered tweets lay out his agenda, attack opponents and directly communicate with the national audience.
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Lay out some candles, put a light to some nag champa, go and water your plants.
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Listen, I'm not going to lay out an argument for retroactive Oscar recognition or anything here.
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Listening to a doctor lay out a plan of attack—tests, treatments, monitoring, procedures—felt promising.
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This isn't just for when you lay out in the sun, its for basically every day.
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"Girls who were able to end things were still able to lay out boundaries," says Barbosa.
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Instead, they lay out a compelling, if circumstantial, case for the Ottoman provenance of Joseph Benenhaley.
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"He certainly doesn't want to lay out his game plan for our enemies," Ms. Sanders declared.
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They gathered at their mother's house and listened to Josh lay out his vision and arguments.
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They have instead vowed to hold hearings that will lay out the evidence of Trump's misbehavior.
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Come with me as I lay out my case—yes it was all caught on video.
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On a large platter lay out the shrimp (not overlapping) and pour the mixture over them.
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"Whatever he decides, it is critical that the president lay out the facts," Mr. Royce said.
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He would sharpen half a dozen pencils, lay out some paper and start making phone calls.
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Instead, he used his address to lay out his health and economic plans for the virus.
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But subsequent episodes of Caliphate will lay out how Rukmini fact-checked aspects of his story.
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It's even better if digital lines lay out a track, assuring you stay in your lane.
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" Shaun Kober, founder of Missouri Network Television, said "we just try to lay out the facts.
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Still, it's important to lay out his inheritance to reduce confusion and arbitration over my assets.
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Q: What are the three stages you lay out to get on a better money track?
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He also complained that Pennsylvania justices did not lay out standards that new maps should meet.
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This hearing was meant to lay out the final cases for and against impeaching the president.
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He will lay out his views about where we are and where we go from here.
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Andrew Romanoff and Denise Burgess lay out their cases to win one of Colorado's Senate seats.
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They lay out a more attainable fitness plan, with the consequences of late-night snacking explained.
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In the morning, I cover it with a big waterproof tablecloth and lay out my tools.
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I'll lay out a framework for you, and you can go where every you want to go.
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But Pelosi had a broad and sharp array of supporters lay out their arguments in the meeting.
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Harris' lawyers are expected to lay out their case to the jury on Tuesday, the judge said.
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Lay out the twine and press it into the middle of the ornament where the creases meet.
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Some said that they wanted to hear him lay out some details of his Europe-plus plans.
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The following pages lay out all the facts dispassionately and in necessary detail – from start to finish.
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If you can't lay out a vision of the future, you're going to live someone else's future.
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Foot Locker: The shoe retailer will lay out its quarterly report for investors before stocks start trading.
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It took a while for the Supreme Court to lay out the contours of sexual harassment law.
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And then when you lay out the strategy, the troop strength question can kind of answer itself.
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Back to the Racing Concept, Toyota didn't lay out a bunch of stats to fawn over, unfortunately.
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You start with a 12-week vision planning where you have to clearly lay out The Dream.
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Instead, the National Academy of Sciences panel tried to lay out some principles to guide further discussions.
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The new checks lay out how Cohen was reimbursed — and then some — for his payoff to Daniels.
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These probes have the power to subpoena witnesses and hold public hearings to lay out the facts.
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Cramer thinks Dollar General will lay out a case for how much the tax could hurt shoppers.
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Let&aposs let Rod Rosenstein come on with Jim and I. We&aposll lay out the facts.
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We've evaluated their effectiveness at detecting viruses, and lay out any of their additional security features too.
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Our goal was to literally lay out the map of the mechanics of how disinformation operations work.
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We have been collecting disclosure forms that lay out Trump administration officials' financial holdings and employment backgrounds.
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Kakutani (of Sex and the City fame) then proceeds to lay out, subtweet by subtweet, the similarities.
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In memos from January 20143 and March 22014, they lay out research and ideas on green policy.
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Before beginning to lay out his plan, Trump detailed several gruesome murders of Americans by illegal immigrants.
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Trump is expected to lay out his healthcare policy in a speech to Congress on Tuesday night.
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Here we lay out the memo with section by section responses to Facebook's claims challenging TechCrunch's reporting.
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Mr. Leiter said the post-convention briefings lay out a significant amount of important and sensitive information.
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By this spring, immigration-rights activists began to lay out the full case against the agency's existence.
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If only there were a statutory requirement for the CFPB to lay out its true strategic objectives.
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Kessler's contribution is to lay out case after case of people in the throes of single-mindedness.
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Presidents have often used the State of the Union address to lay out significant and lofty policies.
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Most governors used their addresses to lay out proposals they would pursue during legislative sessions now underway.
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He loves to talk in broad strokes and lay out his audacious visions for transforming human transportation.
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Other analysts said Vivendi needed to lay out its strategy with greater clarity to attract new investors.
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As the weeks unfold, Conway said the GOP nominee will lay out the specifics of his plans.
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The indictments lay out in granular detail the nature of the alleged Russian effort to aid Trump.
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But critics said it only reiterated previous commitments and failed to lay out a timeline for denuclearization.
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"Will have to work hard this week to lay out facts about #PaidFamilyLeave plan," Rubio tweeted Monday.
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Since then, it has taken time for the F.D.A. to lay out the ground rules for biosimilars.
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Mr. Trump did little to lay out specifics of his agenda beyond attacking trade deals and immigration.
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The clinic floor is briskly swept as Mosso and Veronica put on scrubs and lay out scalpels.
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To be fair, to flat earthers, we don't necessarily lay out their arguments in too much detail.
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I tracked down historical food scholar Michael Twitty, and he helped me lay out an eating plan.
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This morning, on this show, is not the venue for me to lay out all the evidence.
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On Friday Elon Musk will lay out his updated plan to bring humans to Mars and beyond.
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Instead, it's a way for Congress to lay out how it intends to do its own business.
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Constitutions, as a rule, don't tend to lay out a definition for what qualifies as a catastrophe.
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His advice is to lay out multiple concurrent goals, both in and out of your work life.
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The study doesn't just lay out this lack of consequences, but tries to explain the reasons why.
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These agreements lay out a reform plan negotiated by federal law enforcement officials and the local government.
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We just lay out heads down at the same place and enjoy each other when we do.
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Candidates should lay out their plans for rebuilding the middle class and lifting folks out of poverty.
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Clarke and Knake lay out a plan they argue will give the United States a fighting chance.
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However, before going inside, we decided to lay out on the dock and look at the stars.
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Presidents have often used speeches to the nation's service academies to lay out important foreign policy principles.
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This morning on this show is not the venue for me to lay out all the evidence.
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This one will lay out the ways the president has already obstructed his investigation into election tampering.
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Instead, Kate Forbes, the public finance minister, will lay out the government's spending agenda, Ms. Sturgeon said.
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Prosecutors lay out their theory On January 7, 1993, Bonnie Haim did not show up to work.
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A few weeks after I met him, he would lay out a ludicrously ambitious vision for Facebook.
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Articles of association are typically written rules that lay out how a company or organisation is governed.
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But Lenny has other ideas and takes the opportunity to lay out his theory of papal branding.
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To "exercise" the options, employees lay out money to buy their allotted shares at the set price.
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The agenda I will lay out this evening is not a Republican agenda or a Democrat agenda.
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Do you lay out Rudy Giuliani's case for corruption in Ukraine, and have Joe Biden's camp respond?
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"I lay out my clothes, and I'm out on the streets of New York," he tells Welch.
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The committee subpoenaed call records, dozens of them, to lay out timelines of contacts between key players.
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And in an interactive, we lay out what barriers are already in place on the southern border.
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The executive order does lay out one circumstance in which welcoming refugees is also good for Americans.
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Under questioning, however, Mulvaney would not lay out specific success criteria that he wants to see Mexico meet.
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But his speech marked the most concentrated effort yet to lay out tenets of a foreign policy platform.
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That potentially catastrophic act would not only harm Apple — the blast waves might lay out Qualcomm as well.
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Moore went on to lay out why he believes Ellison is the best suited to lead the DNC.
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While B. bathes the kids, I throw in some laundry and lay out the kids' outfits for tomorrow.
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Trump's 100 days: Spicer says there will be briefings this week to lay out the "unbelievable" progress made.
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The automaker had to adjust production and lay out lavish incentives to compensate for overly aggressive sales targets.
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With this in mind, BuzzFeed News asked each 2020 presidential candidate to lay out their stance on vaccines.
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But President Trump did not lay out those choices particularly well in his USA Today op-ed yesterday.
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The case you lay out is pretty damning, but I'm left wondering if any of it really matters.
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Mr. Cruz said he was getting there, but had to lay out the problems with the law first.
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As a result, they need to lay out rules explaining what is, and is not, a prepared food.
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Politico on Monday reported that Trump will also lay out a 10-year strategy to reduce HIV transmissions.
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" But he declined to lay out a specific plan, citing Trump's own insistence that he remain "not predictable.
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So we took it upon ourselves to lay out a few theories about what happened to Embassy Cat.
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He (or she) is expected to lay out his (or her) grand plan for the next four years.
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These documents, which each administration must draw up, lay out a high-level plan for keeping America safe.
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However, the structure of the non-binding Paris deal aims for countries lay out more ambitious emissions plans.
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Kennedy, a rising star in the Democratic Party, will lay out the Democratic Party's vision for the country.
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"What I was trying to do in Cleveland was lay out a path to uniting Republicans," Cruz said.
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Mr. van Zweden deserves a chance to lay out his plans and show what he is capable of.
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Urban plans, that lay out zones for houses, streets and public spaces, must be respected, Ijjasz-Vasquez said.
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Setting a traditional Mimouna table begins with foods you lay out as symbols but do not actually eat.
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He'll be followed by other Microsoft executives, who will lay out the future of each of Microsoft's platforms.
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Now, for the Chocolate Tin World Cup to function adequately, we had to lay out some ground rules.
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We lay out the details for 10 of the most valuable regional tech companies in the chart below.
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The team at CSAIL recently released a paper in which they lay out the plans for their project.
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The note from the Democratic lawmaker continued to simply lay out the legal statute for lying to Congress.
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The documents viewed by Bloomberg also lay out other key financial metrics and details of Aramco's royalty structure .
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President Trump on Tuesday will lay out his "America First" vision of foreign affairs at the United Nations.
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He wrote a book, Two Paths: America Divided or United, to lay out his vision in greater detail.
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An online presence can make you visible to and lay out an overview of your company and values.
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If I lay out the situation beforehand, however, they may ask me to turn everything over to them.
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Ryan is giving a speech to college Republicans today to lay out the policy side of this election.
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These strategies lay out the potential for greater collaboration between the two groups that need not be adversaries.
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The National Security Strategy and National Defense Strategy lay out the new, clear-eyed view of Chinese behavior.
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Just to lay out some basic facts that sometimes get lost in what can be an emotional debate.
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While in Africa, she said she planned to lay out the options and make recommendations only if asked.
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Clear-eyed, full-throated support and effort to lay out the strategy on the way forward on immigration.
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Before I lay out all my fears, is there any silver lining to be found in this vote?
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Those visiting the island can go snorkeling, lay out on the beach, and enjoy the delicious local cuisine.
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But with influence comes responsibility, and it's time to lay out some guidelines for good and bad behavior.
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I asked the Times's political editor, Carolyn Ryan, if she would lay out the justification for the piece.
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It will soon release a Strategic Plan that will lay out how it will use the new funds.
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If you want to cook more, lay out a shopping list for that recipe you're eager to try.
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Mr. Pompeo said only "there's been no change in U.S. policy" but did not lay out the policy.
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The main purpose of the budget request is to formally lay out the administration's stance on fiscal policy.
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President Trump used his State of the Union address to lay out a seemingly straightforward health care agenda.
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"We'll lay out, in our report, what I call a cradle-to-grave pathway to service," Heck said.
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Lay out your long-term 401(k) goals According to Roberge, it's important to stick to your plan.
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Or maybe that gaffe threw Musk so far off his game that he couldn't lay out his argument.
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We'll lay out which features could be important to you, and which ones you're probably safe to ignore.
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Commentators will ask many questions: What will the President lay out as his agenda for the coming year?
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In the filing Friday, Papadopoulos' lawyers lay out the image of an intellectually curious, successful and worldly man.
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To try to prevent family meltdowns, Karn has hosted intergenerational meetings where parents lay out their final wishes.
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The Judiciary Committee will be speaking with legal scholars to lay out the grounds for a constitutional impeachment.
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To find that happy place, be intentional about what items you lay out and where you put them.
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What is necessary is to lay out our strategic objectives regarding Iran in a simple and firm fashion.
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Senators for and against Trump's removal from office will now have three days to lay out their arguments.
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I lay out pumpkin seed crackers, a handful of cashews, sliced brie, and the spicy dill pickle chips.
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The bill will lay out 12 measures, out of which the Trump administration must enact at least five.
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Rodriguez said Ackman called him to lay out "a series of reasons why" Rodriguez should not be CEO.
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DeRisi made small whimpers of pain as he heard Assistant US Attorney Justina Geraci lay out the case.
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How Twitter will define political advertising remains to be seen; it will lay out guidelines by November 15.
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The bank had not been expected to lay out so clearly its road map for the months ahead.
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Go deeper: In an interactive, we lay out what barriers are already in place on the southern border.
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Or does it lay out a prosecutorial fact pattern about the president, as a potential prelude to impeachment?
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Can you just quickly lay out what you're seeing there that we're not seeing here in the U.S.?
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That could help attorneys lay out clearer cases to prove, or disprove, claims of violence committed during slumber.
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What a billion Muslims really think, Mogahed lay out data from 50,000 interviews from Muslims around the world.
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Lay out the reasons why your group filed a complaint asking that Jared Kushner's security clearance be revoked.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) has also asked the banks it watches to lay out their post-Brexit strategies.
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We lay out our blankets in a shady spot and I put on my snorkeling goggles and jump in.
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Bostic said he would lay out his plan in more detail in a blog post to be published Wednesday.
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The National Day address is used by presidents to lay out their position and outlook on relations with China.
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MICHAEL HOROWITZ, DOJ INSPECTOR GENERAL: We were concerned about it and we lay out here why we were concerned.
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What Mueller did instead was lay out evidence and analysis about each of the potentially obstructive episodes involving Trump.
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Defence lawyers have declined to comment and are expected to lay out their case following the prosecution's opening statement.
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A step-by-step guide posted by one Twitter user and this Reddit post lay out a "fridge" example.
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It's important to lay out the case to consumers about why they'd want to use your product, he said.
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The agenda's a little murky, but Kim says he'll lay out a "blueprint" for "final victory," whatever that means.
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The rule helps to clarify and lay out the ground rules and now there's certainty and clarity around it.
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She did not, however, lay out a clear roadmap for what the Fed needs to see to raise rates.
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I think there's a whole bunch of other reasons which maybe I'll lay out in a post some day.
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He then used his senior officials to lay out the parameters of the kind of accord he would cut.
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"People have been waiting for someone to lay out a clear and understandable case against Donald Trump," she said.
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And then when you feel you're ready, you can lay out everything that you've done and build your case.
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Our job here has been to lay out the strategy that we have come up with from this administration.
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I help assemble an egg bake, fruit salad, and lay out bacon on a pan for the group breakfast.
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But the court wasn't willing to hear that, and forced the subversive Kwon to lay out his political beliefs.
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Besides the limited number of characters, Egyptologists have been restricted in how to lay out the characters with Unicode.
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For instance: I have never actually succeeded at using its visual tools to lay out elements on a screen.
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Next week, parties will meet before the judge in Washington, DC, to lay out the timeline for filing briefs.
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But the then-president-elect did not lay out a timeline or system for doing so at the time.
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It's an annual tradition that sees the company lay out its software plans for the rest of the year.
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But Trump's mission on Wednesday, administration officials said, was to frame the debate, not lay out a detailed proposal.
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Windau thinks Flannery needs to take a deep dive into the business and really lay out strategies for growth.
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I can lay out my theory, which is a huge responsibility in making sure that I think that's true.
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Pai has been making the rounds to lay out his case to conservative media outlets since making his announcement.
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Inside the airport, they find an interfaith chapel next to a food court and lay out their prayer mats.
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Participating universities have academic advisors and financial aid specialists to help students lay out a clear path to completion.
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"Over coming months, my team and I will lay out our detailed program for the term ahead," he said.
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ON-DEMAND ECONOMY WORKERS LAY OUT WORRIES: Intuit is rolling out new survey data from on-demand economy workers.
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Instead, Trump stood mutely as Putin challenged Robert Mueller's lawyers to come to Russia and lay out their case.
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Unless you specifically lay out a plan, that promise comes across as empty as Mr. Nixon's secret Vietnam plan.
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Jason Miller, a campaign spokesman, said that Mr. Trump would lay out "three pillars" to fighting radical Islamic terrorism.
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Lay out your expenses and your priorities, and start to think about how you'd like to save and spend.
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The planned mailings will lay out options for coverage and include details about how to qualify for federal subsidies.
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Another task force, whose members are in Rio, has been formed to lay out the conditions for Russia's return.
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That group would lay out the specifics for deciding how the U.S. would reach net-zero emissions by 28500.
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Though it does not lay out policy recommendations, the report says the worst-case scenarios don't have to transpire.
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But the order does not lay out a specific timeline or tangible goals on AI, experts told The Hill.
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Each station is bright with lots of glass, and has maps that clearly lay out the city's transport systems.
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There weren't enough drawers to unload our clothes, and no place to lay out a large piece of luggage.
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Motherboard has obtained hundreds of pages of documents from DMVs through public records requests that lay out the practice.
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It is, and you lay out quite clearly how pretty much everyone in this story behaves badly multiple times.
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More anarchist than socialist, Occupy Wall Street was a nominally leaderless movement that refused to lay out specific demands.
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Lay out the arrangements in advance, and make sure both partners understand the other's assets, debts and cash flow.
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They should also lay out what the arrangement will mean for individuals as well as teams as a whole.
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Sanders is the first candidate to explicitly lay out those measures in his plan for a Green New Deal.
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Duckett and Hemet lay out the questions Australia must answer: Is the country spending its health care dollars wisely?
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I mentioned to Angle that, for years, I'd been trying to get Google to lay out its robotics strategy.
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His policy office in Washington, created to lay out the position-papers common to most campaigns, was gradually disbanded.
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But he does have a plausible path, as I lay out on the new episode of "The Argument" podcast.
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Typically, the president's advisers lay out the risks, but Pentagon officials declined to characterize any discussions with Mr. Trump.
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Better ways to lay out photos in tweets could make Twitter more beautiful and less exhausting to sift through.
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She used her first major speech, as a candidate, to lay out a bold vision for criminal justice reform.
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It took Packer more than an hour to meticulously lay out the syringes all pointing in the same direction.
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Over the weekend, Congressional Institute President Mark Strand emailed members of Congress to lay out details of the breach.
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WikiLeaks called the documents Vault 7, and they lay out the capabilities of the agency's global covert hacking program.
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Here, we lay out some of the events (because honestly, we can't possibly list them all) in chronological order.
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The report will lay out the "wrongdoing and misconduct" by the president in relation to Ukraine, according to Rep.
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He has already begun to lay out to Democratic insiders how he would run the Senate as majority leader.
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And Inslee himself wants to see the candidates lay out clearer and faster timelines for achieving emissions reduction goals.
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Trump is expected to lay out his long-awaited U.S. strategy for the war in Afghanistan at 9 p.m.
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Toward the end of his January road trip, O'Rourke took to Medium again to lay out his own views.
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Mnuchin, who was sworn in as Treasury secretary just a week ago, has yet to lay out his priorities.
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"I didn&apost lay out personal goals throughout my career, and that just wasn&apost my style," she said.
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I lay out my assortment of primping products lovingly on my vanity (read: tiny bathroom sink) and get to work.
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The company is also working with the county to change rules that lay out where bikes can be locked up.
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The government had been set to lay out its plans on Monday, but requested an additional day, according to plaintiffs.
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Lay out washed chicken wings on a baking sheet (put down tinfoil first because the clean up is rough otherwise).
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But for tech companies and online retailers, it's another opportunity to lay out some discounts and rake in some sales.
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We're not totally sure we're allowed to lay out right next to the beach club but no one stops us.
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The House is scheduled to vote this week to formalize the inquiry and lay out rules to govern the process.
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The highly anticipated rules lay out how K–12 schools and colleges must deal with sexual harassment and assault allegations.
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Although the Financial Times' sources don't explicitly lay out Google's argument, it's not difficult to imagine how it would go.
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As the name suggests, they're meant to authoritatively lay out the way that judges typically rule on a particular issue.
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The engineering guys will lay out what we call a package, where all the critical components are for the vehicle.
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You know, the bank records are key because they can lay out exactly who was paying for what and when.
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Members of Parliament have to submit formal letters to the party's parliamentary committee and lay out their case against May.
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Right after the ceremony, the team starts to fold up the chairs and lay out the tables for the reception.
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We asked 5 experts on U.S./North Korean issues to lay out the challenge and pick a course of action.
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They identify pieces to be protected around their city, lay out a conservation strategy, and go out into the field.
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In the following pages we lay out a series of predictions, starting with some changes that are immediately upon us.
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When Marshall came in, we had a conversation and he came up with the way this story would lay out.
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The snow kiters lay out their sails and lines in the snow and those with inflatable kites start pumping away.
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The scene in the finale in which they lay out their respective trains of thought might be the show's finest.
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We would drink beer, play frisbee, lay out, play in the water, BBQ on the roof while watching the sunset.
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The network wasn't scaling to meet increasing demand First, let me try and lay out the issue Bitcoin is facing.
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McConnell has an uncanny ability to lay out the wisdom behind an approach and the potential pitfalls with various directions.
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"They deserve the chance to put their team together, lay out their priorities for the first 28503 days," he said.
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Senators left a closed-door briefing Friday saying the Trump administration did not lay out a comprehensive plan for Syria.
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No. The process in Star Trek doesn't go into much detail but does lay out the general principle really well.
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Thus, the only thing left, he decided, was to simply lay out facts in a "Just the facts, ma'am" way.
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Trump's proposal won't become law, with White House budgets largely viewed as political documents that lay out an administration's priorities.
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Rauner, a former private equity investor, will lay out his spending priorities for fiscal 2017, which begins on July 1.
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This book aims to lay out the history of our move from an institution-oriented to a transaction-oriented society.
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Jay finds traces of sketches and pinpricks where Buchinger most likely used tools to help him lay out the design.
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Lay out an infrastructure plan -- A senior administration official said Trump will spend time discussing his long-awaited plan.3.
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Fundstrat's Tom Lee on Friday became the first major Wall Street strategist to formally lay out his views on bitcoin.
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Pai has been meeting with industry representatives in recent days to lay out his plan to roll back the rules.
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I definitely will lay out a goal, though, and make a budget and know how I will pay it back.
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The brand doesn't apologize for its depiction of women as angry and violent, but does lay out the ad's intentions.
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Even before the first inter-Korea summit in April, the administration did not lay out any concrete measures, added Park.
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"I would not expect a US president to lay out specific quid pro quos in a public speech," Cha tweeted.
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Pitaro on Monday did not lay out a new strategy for reversing these declines or for finding new revenue streams.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer and four other experts lay out what this means for the Fed, the economy and the markets.
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Sunstein's goal was to lay out a legal and historical framework for thinking about impeachment, independent of any specific president.
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In The Times, the lawyers Richard Painter and Norman Eisen lay out Trump's other nefarious options for disrupting the investigation.
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The majority did not lay out its reasons on Monday, saying they will be explained in a later written opinion.
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The reports set specific goals for US steel and aluminum production levels and lay out three ways to get there.
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Watch our man split two defenders and lay out his body midair to notch two points at about 2:05.
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Also on Tuesday, Ford Motor's new chief executive, Jim Hackett, is scheduled to lay out his vision for the company.
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Cuomo has been particularly prominent, holding regular press briefings and appearing on television to lay out New York state's policies.
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Now a new documentary, Kill Chain, is attempting to lay out the urgency of taking action before it's too late.
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The puzzle construction challenge was to lay out eleven four-letter words on successively lower rows of a 15x15 grid.
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The committee said the British government was expected to lay out proposals for a new regulation framework later this year.
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In May, the Partnership on AI, WITNESS, and the BBC convened a workshop in London to lay out the problem.
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Since I had published cartoons a few years earlier, I had some idea how to lay out camera-ready grids.
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With that in mind, I'll lay out some policies that experts believe could help get CCU industries off the ground.
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Trump often veers off script at his rallies, presenting the possibility that he will lay out his rawest defense yet.
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They will be compelled to listen as House managers lay out the case that President Donald Trump betrayed the country.
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I lay out how I can pay for it and how I can get it done and why it's better.
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As he left the building, McConnell declined to lay out what will happen next in the impeachment trial negotiations. Sen.
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In late breaking news, Democrats announced the plan to lay out articles of impeachment against the President on Tuesday morning.
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I lay out a face cloth and put all my accessories on there and change it every couple of days.
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It was clear that the point of the letter was to lay out his defense and discourage a possible lawsuit.
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They lay out what ought to be, according to unwritten social expectations, and not what must be, according to law.
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"It's the religious institutions that have started to lay out a path from there toward restorative justice," Dr. Wilder added.
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Lay out the hose properly, especially curves, (read the manual) to avoid kinks and the train will chug along easily.
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They lay out how we reached and surpassed several crucial tipping points, and how entire swathes of continents are uninhabitable.
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As well raking the floors, hotel staff make touch-ups to the room and lay out sleeping bags for guests.
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One of the tricks West uses is to lay out her workout clothes the night before her daily 113 a.m.
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And they're spending time, each of them, trying to figure out how more crisply they can lay out their plans.
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This week's meeting may very well lay out the parameters of our economic engagement with America's second-largest trading partner.
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It has established a bankruptcy law, but not the codes that would lay out how the law will be implemented.
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But Fahy says that her bill gets around the preemption since it doesn't lay out rules for internet service providers.
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The documents — obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request — lay out Giuliani's efforts to establish direct contact with Pompeo.
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We also comprehensively lay out Amazon&aposs growing array of ad opportunities across its formats, including display, video, and audio.
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My favorite posts are written with the chatty pragmatism of an interoffice email as they lay out highly improbable events.
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McKenna said that the administration has yet to lay out how it will reunite deported parents separated from their kids.
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The CFTC can help give that information and help lay out a global marker for what we need to do.
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He also liked the large floor plates, which allowed the company to rethink how it would lay out its workplace.
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On Wednesday night Trump is supposed to more clearly lay out his immigration positions and address deportations and the wall.
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Imagine if Romney had been unable to lay out a coherent policy on the single issue that launched his campaign.
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The declaration will lay out ambitions for a deep free trade deal and close cooperation on security and world affairs.
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And they aren't just words, they form the basis on her identity and clearly lay out her biggest and grandest accomplishments.
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After the first strikes back in April, there were bipartisan pleas for the administration to lay out its goals in Syria.
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VICE: For those of us still wrapping our heads around it, can you lay out what, exactly, the scam is here?
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" Bustle raves that "this updated version does, as Facebook promised, explicitly lay out some of the concerns users have been expressing.
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Companies' terms of service lay out what users can and cannot post, and they said they apply a single standard globally.
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And then we can begin to lay out a map, a roadmap of what we might be willing to work towards.
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Nor does it lay out actionable strategies for viewers who could be persuaded to change their habits, but don't know how.
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He has helped lay out the framework on how to manage the Fed's balance sheet and the plumbing of money markets.
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First of all, I would lay out an agenda to make wages go up again for all Americans, rather than down.
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Season with salt and pepper, lay out on a plate like carpaccio, sprinkle with the gremolata, and drizzle with the fonduta.
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But the ACCESS Act doesn't lay out precisely how these rules might change our relationship with companies like Twitter and Facebook.
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In court documents, Collier school officials lay out two main justifications for redirecting Nehemy and other students to adult learning programs.
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The letter goes on to lay out the systemic sexism that causes female artists to go overlooked by gatekeepers like Portnow.
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Mr. Fink said he appreciated that argument, but contended that boards that lay out multiyear plans won't feel locked into them.
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"No one from the White House" directed Rosenstein to lay out the case for Comey's firing, Spicer told reporters late Tuesday.
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Make sure to pack a star map (or app), a blanket to lay out on, a flask, snacks, and mosquito repellent.
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With that in mind, he turned to his game plan to lay out how investors should look at the week ahead.
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Documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by Judicial Watch lay out the disagreement between Clinton's team and the NSA.
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We've all seen those blockbuster movies in which scientists lay out complicated, risky plans to save Earth from an incoming asteroid.
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The Democratic nominee is also set to lay out her own economic proposals in Detroit in a major address on Thursday.
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I'll also be sure to get lunches packed for school the next day, and I'll even lay out my own outfit.
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We stop and grab ham and cheese croissants, and I get an espresso before heading over to lay out our towels.
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It has been motivating for me to see so many of you nod your heads when I lay out this vision.
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That's why we try to lay out our outfits the night before and invest in a coffee machines with a timer.
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Different states (and the federal government) have different laws that lay out what police are allowed to claim for particular crimes.
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A resolution on parameters for negotiations could lay out positions on Jerusalem, borders, Palestinian refugees, and a time table for negotiations.
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For instance, how you lay out your living room could disclose whether watching TV is a central part of your life.
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I think we lay out a couple of initial directions, but we're not fully knowledgeable about exactly where to go yet.
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"Instead of setting the usual table, lay out a tablecloth, use your best dishes — or at least avoid plastic," Chertoff says.
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The candidates will now embark on a nationwide tour, offering an opportunity to lay out their vision for the party's future.
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Because of the way copyright law works, Infowars has to lay out its planned defense in writing before going to trial.
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A government that describes itself as "pro-market" should also lay out a path to the privatisation of state-owned lenders.
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A simple exercise is to lay out the core of what Jumia has released versus the crux of Citron Research's claims.
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"It's a hard, painful, ugly tool," Trump said about the agreements, which lay out predetermined terms and benefits of a divorce.
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Lankford said the bill will clearly lay out how each federal agency addresses security threats as they enter the supply chain.
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This Canadian-born stand-up has mastered the art of writing and telling jokes that lay out their premises to dry.
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This week, Cohen's attorney is due to submit court filings that will likely lay out why he deserves a lesser sentence.
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They lay out evidence the government acquired in connection with its investigation into Cohen's financial crimes related to his taxi business.
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"If we lay out a choice between freedom and socialism, the American people will choose freedom every single time," he said.
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I didn't lay out personal goals throughout my career; I wasn't planning out the next steps on my own personal journey.
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And though the handbook prohibits sunbathing, it does say inmates can lay out on sundecks in shorts and shirts on weekends.
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The new council would then lay out what communities are the most at risk to exposure to toxic chemicals and pollution.
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They must lay out a plan of care for each patient, ensuring they'll treat all symptoms of the person's terminal illness.
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He said he expects Trump to lay out details of an infrastructure plan that the president has discussed since taking office.
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Those documents will lay out the plan for the review process and the scientific literature on ozone, a component of smog.
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Defence lawyers have declined to comment and are expected to lay out their case on Friday following the prosecution's opening statement.
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Tronox offered concessions last month without providing details after the European Commission lay out its concerns about the deal in March.
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He had his own qualms with the job and let's just say he didn't lay out the welcome mat for me.
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"The president's going to lay out that case tonight," press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said on Fox News on Tuesday night.
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The authors also lay out a comprehensive outline for how to best identify, remove, and (if need be) return abusers' guns.
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You perform a clinical exam by studying the leaves; you establish a diagnosis, lay out a treatment plan, and prevent disease.
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Finally, art lawyer Alia Sonora will lay out the distinctions between copyright infringement and plagiarism, and between copyright and fair use.
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New FCC Chair Ajit Pai confirmed opposition to the current rules, but declined to lay out a roadmap for agency action.
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But during a London High Court hearing on May 19, the bank agreed to lay out its response by June 16.
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Then we can begin to lay out a map, a road map, of what we might be willing to work towards.
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On Thursday night, Ford's lawyers called members of the committee to lay out their list of ground rules, according to Politico.
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Harris is the first 2020 candidate to lay out a plan on this issue and raise the profile of this problem.
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As his opening remarks lay out, Kavanaugh is distancing himself from being too closely associated with his very politically charged background.
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Game instructions online lay out the responsibilities of ticket buyers but say nothing about what happens in cases of software problems.
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"I was playing nice-nice when I was here before, but I'm going to lay out the truth," Mr. Nelson said.
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Those in the caravans know this, since they are generally accompanied on their trek by organizers who lay out their options.
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But only on Sunday mornings do eccentric hoarders take to Avissynias Square where they lay out a cornucopia of vintage curios.
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At that hearing, Wells Fargo's lawyers were going to lay out their reasons for why the judge should dismiss the case.
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But it tellingly does not lay out that case, instead merely claiming that such a request is "relevant" to the investigation.
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Apple will likely lay out a roadmap so that third-party developers have enough time before releasing an ARM-based laptop.
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The memos, from Compass and Warburg Realty, lay out detailed tips for how to avoid coming into contact with the virus.
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Others said they thought that his speech was frustratingly vague and didn't specifically lay out how Nike's culture would be improved.
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When asked about the shortfall in an October CNBC interview, Sanders said he did not yet have to lay out details.
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Finally, a phone call to House Speaker Paul Ryan to lay out exactly how to get the name changed or removed.
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Why it matters: Seeing the witnesses lay out the case against the president moved public opinion decidedly in favor of impeachment.
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Filmmaker Michael Moore recently took to Facebook to lay out his plan for taking on the coming presidency of Donald Trump.
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Though it's not billed as a State of the Union, the president's speech is expected to lay out major policy goals.
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The plan will call for the closure of the detention facility and lay out several options for doing so, he added.
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The House Judiciary Committee is holding another hearing, during which congressional investigators will lay out their case for impeaching the President.
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Allow me to lay out the case for Georgia in numbers to demonstrate why this is both time sensitive and imperative.
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No one is in a better position than the United States to effectively lay out what is and is not acceptable.
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He had us lay out the evidence for him, explain why we charged as we did, and once persuaded never wavered.
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"Lay out your shoes and clothes in the evening," says Kristin McGee, celebrity yoga and Pilates instructor in New York City.
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In this installment of Vox and ProPublica's collaboration, we lay out some of the dark history of race and women's medicine.
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While the language in the bill was struck down, it did vaguely lay out what the new force would look like.
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But so far our model hasn't been to lay out the equivalent of big advances to get people to do them.
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"He might also lay out a five-year or seven-year blueprint for the development of the people's economy," Yang said.
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But Boucher didn't have her baskets, and there was no house she could use to lay out and wash the bodies.
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Mike Bennet, who also supports a public option over Medicare for All, to lay out a clear case for defending Obamacare.
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To sum up the block of text above, you go to a restaurant and lay out five singles on your table.
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The Judiciary Committee plans to lay out a more detailed account of its investigation when it makes the requests on Monday.
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"Each of the national projects we lay out might be their own bills," said Ocasio-Cortez's chief of staff Saikat Chakrabarti.
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Two Homeland Security memos lay out methods for executing Trump's immigration crackdown Two Homeland Security memos lay out methods for executing Trump's immigration crackdown The Department of Homeland Security issued two memos this week that offer the most detailed look yet at how the Trump administration plans to ramp up immigration enforcement in the coming weeks and months.
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So could you say now, where we go from here, sort of lay out from that initial grand announcement, what happens next?
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Democrats need to identify what's broken in our country, lay out exactly how we'll fix it, and fight for big, structural change.
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Watch as futurists, entrepreneurs, scientists, and everyone in between lay out their visions for tackling the biggest challenges on Earth—and beyond.
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Trump administration officials in recent days met with U.S. oil company executives to lay out potential actions in response to the Jan.
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" Romney went on to lay out the ways a Trump presidency would destroy the American economy and lead to a "prolonged recession.
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But he said a candidate like Biden could believably lay out an alternative vision, even if that means rejecting their own past.
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To talk about the book, it's necessary to lay out some basic facts about those late June nights in New York City.
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Before the Queen's Speech, which will lay out the government's legislative programme, at 1030 GMT, the FTSE 100 was down 203 percent.
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Twitter's rules and policies lay out a specific "Hateful conduct policy" that prohibits "inciting fear" and "hateful imagery," among other harmful posts.
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Tripartite agreements between unions, employers and government lay out career and skills ladders for those who are trapped in low-wage occupations.
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The Crown is expected to lay out Bosma's final minutes, including how and why he was killed, when the trial starts today.
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The SPD'S board will meet on June 24th to lay out the road map; a new leader is not expected for months.
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The recommendations, which lay out reforms to the whole higher-education system, are backed up by 210 pages of analysis and charts.
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We could also see Zellner cooperating with creators Laura Ricciardi and Moira Demos to lay out her new theory for the audience.
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Trainor would also bring in a new chief operating officer, according to investor documents that lay out details of the new round.
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Here we'll lay out what's being saved in your browser, why it makes a difference, and what you can do about it.
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Mr Gantz has yet to lay out his platform, but his clean image stands in sharp contrast to that of Mr Netanyahu.
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So if Google wants to go back, it would be under the terms and conditions that Beijing would lay out for them.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday signalled it would soon lay out a plan to slow the runoff of its balance sheet.
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You lay out the case for why Disney would be rapacious ... why Disney would want more, because they're doing it really well.
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Science fiction, so often a realm of dystopian narrative, equally has the ability to lay out a vision for a brighter future.
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Inside, I toast some baguette slices with butter and lay out some cheese and prosciutto for them to nibble during the interview.
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The agency has committed to reviewing it as fast as possible, she said, but declined to lay out a timeline for approval.
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The Ministry of Planning and Investment teamed up with the World Bank to lay out a strategy for change earlier this year.
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Though not technically a State of the Union address, the speech will give Trump a chance to lay out his legislative priorities.
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"Not everyone can go to therapy, so in the book I kind of lay out what I learned in therapy," she says.
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What it doesn't do: The order does not lay out a specific timeline or tangible goals on AI, experts told The Hill.
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The full budget will provide more of the specifics of these cuts and lay out Trump's plans for increasing spending on defense.
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Organizations like the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention lay out warning signs to look for in individuals who may be considering suicide.
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Expect Obama to lay out his vision for military operations in the Middle East and monitoring possible threats in the United States.
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She must do this to lay out a grand strategy and get the bipartisan buy in of state and local government officials.
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Rules are anathema to road trips, but I felt it important to lay out some guidelines, if only to focus the debate.
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To access U.S. technology, Riyadh needs to sign a so-called 22019 Agreement, which would lay out the parameters for nuclear cooperation.
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Everyone, from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on down, continues to wait for President Donald Trump to lay out the next steps.
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Cuomo, who is beginning his third term as governor, will lay out his policy and budget priorities for 2019 during Tuesday's speech.
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But the more I grew up, the more I realized it's nice being able to lay out and look at the stars.
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Warner: No, it would be a willingness to try to lay out an agenda frankly that maybe somebody else could pick up.
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MORE (D), in co-sponsoring the DREAM Act, which would shield young immigrants from deportation and lay out a path to citizenship.
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A joint sitting of the Senate and National Assembly began after Parliament opened a session earlier Tuesday to lay out the procedures.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain must urgently lay out further policies to meet its domestic emissions targets, the government's climate advisers said on Wednesday.
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"I think Trump is going to lay out a lot more about where he wants to go with the environment," Spicer said.
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Of course, the Fed could lay out all its arguments for 2 percent inflation and its thoughts on alternatives for legislative consideration.
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Anyway, Delirium had remodeled the ladies' room to remove the marble column in the middle where people used to lay out rails.
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It's time for Facebook to lay out some clear rules for Live to protect users' attention and prevent gaming of the feed.
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Her latest book, Stay or Go, attempts to lay out a framework for evaluating the salvageability of a relationship on rocky shores.
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Ladies can lay out and soak up some rays at the hotel's stunning beach-style pool surrounded by lounge chairs and umbrellas.
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"But push up your glasses, geeks, because first Omagari's got to lay out the rules, in a section literally titled "The Rules.
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Like Mr. Dimon, Mr. Wilmers would lay out his thesis in annual shareholder letters that could run to 103 pages or more.
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Ever lay out the perfect plans, only to have a totally unforeseen wrinkle come in at the last second and ruin everything?
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He was hired in 2900 in response to criticism that Sanders's first presidential bid failed to lay out a comprehensive global agenda.
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He was hired in 6900 in response to criticism that Sanders's first presidential bid failed to lay out a comprehensive global agenda.
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The IOC committee veteran didn't lay out specifics, but suggested that the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic could delay the games until 2021.
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Go deeper: Stocks plunge after Trump's trade tweets Trump's China tweets lay out a path to Cold War II Trump's China bind
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Go deeper: Stocks plunge after Trump's trade tweets Trump's China tweets lay out a path to Cold War II Trump's China bind
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So far, the president has declined to explicitly lay out a red line that, if crossed, would provoke some sort of action.
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In the coming weeks, MFAN will lay out a coherent and principled approach to effective foreign aid based on the principles above.
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Val Demings, will lay out the evidence that House investigators have collected and make their arguments for voting Trump out of office.
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Trump is slated to return to Washington on Wednesday and will face pressure to lay out his administration's stance on the attack.
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Party documents lay out conflicting ways to award delegates, and the contest is so close that the small difference matters a lot.
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Lay out an infrastructure plan Trump will put some meat on the bones when it comes to his long-awaited infrastructure plan.
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He'll lay out his vision for a trillion dollar infrastructure plan that will create jobs, improve productivity, and help America compete globally.
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Trump's national security strategy emphasizes China's economic threat, but his administration has yet to lay out a cohesive strategy to confront it.
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It will lay out the path for how the administration will handle various choices about foreign policy and national security, Axios said.
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Both the expansion and efforts to lay out its investigative powers come as the panel lacks public support for impeachment (The Hill).
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Critics of the FTC's claim to cybersecurity authority say the agency has failed to lay out clear regulations for companies to follow.
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It should not be one of the most difficult places for a woman to lay out a story of abuse and harassment.
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While the University of Melbourne's own statement did not go into specifics, it did lay out several aims for the research initiative.
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The only ones who don't smile and offer help are the cats, which lay out on the sun-drenched shore, ignoring everything.
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In your book, you lay out a compelling case that IQ reliably is correlated with longevity, economic success, and physical well-being.
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"Before proceeding, they would have to lay out all the facts why they think there's something – not just fishing for something," Rep.
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The U.S. deputy attorney general said he was not seeking to criticize technology firms but rather to lay out the trade-offs.
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Circling back to Paris, could you lay out the general sectors you personally are interested in, and inevitably these investments will be in?
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Others lay out more conservative timelines for rolling out their technology, but make no mistake—robocars are coming, and sooner than you think.
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And in case that wasn't clear enough, they lay out a few examples demonstrating, in their view, how miserably he's screwed things up.
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Technology executives need president-elect Donald Trump to lay out a clear set of rules, particularly for U.S.-China relations, one investor said.
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God was working in my pain and I just needed to lay out a foot-written, concrete timeline for me to see it.
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Then, on Thursday, he would give a policy speech in Colorado that would lay out his proposed immigration policy in substance and detail.
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This moment calls for a leader that isn't afraid to speak uncomfortable truths, break a few eggs and lay out a bold vision.
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When we did the guidelines, what we were trying to do is to lay out a very broad framework for the technology itself.
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We have federal motor vehicle safety standards that basically lay out the fundamentals of a car, and you're supposed to adhere to that.
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But I've utilized my typical contrarian approach to the investing landscape to lay out the most interesting opportunities I see at this moment.
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I believe that President Trump is going to lay out what a good relationship will look like, and challenge Putin to get there.
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The candidates will lay out strategies for the 2018 midterm elections, rebuilding the Democratic Party and the DNC's role under the Trump administration.
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There are a handful of telltale signs you're looking at a computer-generated face, which West and Bergstrom lay out on their website.
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So, can you lay out what your vision is there, for taking this out beyond the UK, globally and potentially to the U.S.?
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Activist investors such as Elliott usually use these initial meetings to lay out a broad plan on how to boost the stock price.
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Earlier in the week, Trump used his third State of the Union address on Tuesday night to lay out his case for reelection.
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He plans to "lay out an optimistic vision for the nation," according to an outline given to conservative media outlets like the Resurgent.
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Before I lay out hard cash on that Triumph Stag I might just have a look at Porsches of a more recent vintage.
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Washington (CNN)Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is expected to lay out his position on immigration in a speech next week in Arizona.
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How might Clinton lay out her positions in a way that resonates not only with her core supporters, but also with undecided voters?
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The agency's guidelines lay out plans to ensure that the agency only holds onto U.S. citizen data it believes it needs to keep.
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He failed to explain how it differs from the approach Barack Obama took, or to lay out the philosophical underpinnings behind his vision.
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His lawyers also asked the court to block Friday's scheduled release of a second report that would lay out impeachment evidence for lawmakers.
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Beijing will lay out plans for grain-based ethanol production and accelerate the construction of cassava-based ethanol plants, the government posting said.
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The court gave lawmakers a deadline - the first day of school in 2018 - to lay out a credible plan to fix the problem.
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It is assumed that Mr. Gorman will lay out the full details of the recent changes, and the response could determine his future.
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Or you could have the National Academy of Sciences work with industry and Congress to lay out a review committee and permit funding.
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Runner of the Urban League also wants to see the mayor lay out a convincing, clear plan for the nation's third-largest city.
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U.S. authorities are just starting to lay out guidelines for drone use, and a human-passenger drone seems certain to face strict scrutiny.
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ECB chief Mario Draghi is expected to lay out his plans for quantitative easing after next March at a news conference on Thursday.
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There isn't uniform agreement now, but you'll see the White House lay out priorities and a time table that dictates when agreement happens.
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Current national commitments, which lay out targets for the 2025-2030 time frame, aren't enough to get us to the long-term goal.
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Media reported that she would lay out an exit from the EU that would see Britain lose access to the bloc's single market.
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Trustees also voted on Thursday to look for an outside law firm to lay out a procurement process and finish other structural matters.
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"The president will lay out a vision of relentless optimism," a senior administration official said in a briefing for reporters on the speech.
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It provides an origin story for the Clown Prince of Crime, and goes on to lay out how his obsession with Batman originated.
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"Multiple investigations are underway, including by this body, to clearly lay out Russia's activities that attempted to influence the 2016 election," Grassley said.
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Congress can reactivate a legislative effort that has existed since the 1990s that would lay out rules to mine indigenous reserves, Oliveira said.
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But the administration has yet to lay out a detailed vision of how it sees Afghanistan's future or long-term US war aims.
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The Fed is also expected to lay out a plan to stop shrinking its $4 trillion balance sheet, or so-called quantitative tightening.
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After a page and a half laying out "principles and priorities" for direct action, eight sections lay out procedures associated with those principles.
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She is expected to write to opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn to lay out her administration's offer on Brexit, the Guardian reported on Thursday.
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The government needs to lay out the specifics of how many people it wants to attract and in what time-frame, he says.
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Horbaczewski and Gury described how they build their drones, lay out and construct their racecourses (which they call lines), and scout for pilots.
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But the Daily News interview went much further, pressing the candidate to lay out the details of his plan to accomplish those goals.
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The Chinese see this meeting as a grand opportunity to lay out a plan for the future without their finger prints on it.
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If you consume it all at once, it can be the sort of sandwich to lay out the afternoon in stages of grief.
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The plan will call for the closure of the detention facility and lay out several options on how to do so, Davis said.
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Since this is the road they've chosen to go down, let's lay out some facts about the root causes of outrageous drug prices.
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The Kremlin has suggested the leaders would deliver statements to the media, though the White House has yet to lay out similar details.
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The host proceeded to lay out the controversial history of the Saudi crown prince, who is often referred to by his initials, MBS.
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In the evening, you spread your groundsheet on some flat spot, lay out your sleeping bag under the stars, and it's all yours.
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There are a ton of different Crock-Pots (we lay out our favorites here), but I like this large one for meal prepping.
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But when you actually lay out the steps and you think about what it takes to make something real, that makes it possible.
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You can lay out all your ideas on the page and link them together to make connections using the drag and drop tool.
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What's next: A key challenge for negotiators going forward is to lay out a game plan with tangible benchmarks to maintain diplomatic momentum.
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Lay out all the dough discs on a lightly floured surface and place 3/4 tablespoon filling in the middle of each disc.
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Both lay out policies that could help bring advanced reactors to fruition, from licensing reform to targeted aid from the Department of Energy.
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The announcement came ahead of GE's Investor Day, at which CEO John Flannery will lay out his long-term vision for the company.
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The Commerce Department has also missed an October deadline to lay out rules to protect the telecoms supply chain from national security threats.
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They're composing hand-lettered posters and pamphlets to lay out what to do if ever, heaven forbid, a school shooting were to happen.
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They lay out plans to grow their business, and quarterly updates are a chance for investors to see the progress toward those objectives.
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Opening statements are scheduled for Thursday, with the Justice Department and AT&T getting 45 minutes each to lay out their main arguments.
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In response, the president's legal team used the impeachment trial to lay out a case against Biden that Ukraine had refused to entertain.
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In a press release announcing its new phone's availability for presale, Fairphone tried to lay out its vision for a sustainable smartphone alternative.
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"Lay out your daily outfits and only bring what you really need and bring pieces that can make several outfits," Mr. Lukaszewicz said.
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And like Mr. Shumlin, Mr. Sanders has so far declined to lay out a plan for fully financing his Medicare for All system.
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President Trump addressed the nation on Monday from Fort Myer military base in Arlington, Va., to lay out his military plans for Afghanistan.
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Nadella took the opportunity to lay out some of his philosophy: No single product is more important than Microsoft&aposs mission, he said.
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So let me lay out the routine, the kind of dull, process-based facts that are painfully absent from the current national dialogue.
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The Commerce Department has also missed an October deadline to lay out rules to protect the telecoms supply chain from national security threats.
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CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, is used to design web pages and lay out how different parts of a web page are displayed.
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Was he still there, ten hours later, in that house in Lansing, continuing to lay out the statistics and data of his farm?
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The two lawsuits lay out the same basic facts: Graham Chase Robinson started working for De Niro as an executive assistant in 203.
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While the documents explicitly emphasize "lethality" over top-line troop numbers, they also lay out specific increases in the size of the services.
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By contrast, when the House voted this October to lay out rules for Mr. Trump's impeachment inquiry, not a single Republican supported it.
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"Instead of taking up much-needed real estate with formal place settings, lay out family-style dishes in beautiful serving platters," Tiffani suggests.
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The DoD fails to lay out guidelines for the use of these weapons and ways to minimize unintended harm stemming from unexploded ordnance.
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In his remarks, he will lay out his broad vision for the country, oriented around the theme of creating a more just society.
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"We're going to have a family discussion about how we lay out the alternative," Brady said Monday at a Politico Morning Money panel.
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"It is required, in my judgment, for them to lay out their views before they take such a powerful position," Mr. Schumer said.
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President Donald Trump is set to lay out a U.S. strategy for the war in Afghanistan and engagement in the South Asia region.
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Sanders went on to add that the White House will lay out its priorities and principles over the next week to 10 days.
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Still, it was a political move to lay out priorities that Republicans would presumably enact should they ever get full control of Washington.
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That's the vision Natarajan Chandrasekaran, head of India's giant Tata conglomerate, and Roopa Purushothaman, the group's chief economist, lay out in "Bridgital Nation".
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Biden quickly objected when he was asked to lay out his path in Iowa given his enthusiasm gap with other candidates, including Warren.
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Critics of the FTC's claim to cybersecurity authority say that the agency has failed to lay out clear regulations for companies to follow.
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Over the next several months, Democrats will lay out a series of policies that, if enacted, will make these three things a reality.
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He told reporters last week that senators would ultimately have two choices after House managers and the President's counsel lay out their cases.
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As a result, Warren has been able to lay out plans that are very progressive but also well grounded in evidence and analysis.
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Kim expressed his readiness to discuss Trump's demand "and to lay out a map that will help us achieve that objective," Pompeo said.
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I have a final chapter where I lay out what smart people say are a series of steps that need to be taken.
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Zuckerberg's post attempts to explain what happened, describe the steps the company has taken to remedy it, and lay out a path forward.
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The docs don't lay out the specifics of Tyra's dip into the world of delicious desserts, other than the name ... but it sounds tasty.
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Companies should lay out the specific steps that need to be taken in order for a person to transition to a higher-level job.
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The rules of the new decree also lay out how future infrastructure investors will be able to assume the debt of previous concession holders.
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The government plans to release new laws on riding later this year, which could help lay out the rules better for companies like Mobike.
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" He adds, "I think that would give her great joy, and she did specifically lay out the Bob Mackie [dresses] that will fit Billy.
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What we need to do is engage across party lines, have the President, have the Republican Party lay out what their immigration strategy is.
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Can you lay out for me what your progressive vision of the Constitution looks like and what issues or causes align with that vision?
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A court filing made public on Wednesday does not lay out the reasoning for Bulger's latest appeal, but merely seeks the top court's attention.
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Price's signature issue in Congress is health care, so why wouldn't he want to lay out his Obamacare replacement proposal at his upcoming hearings?
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"By publishing our research (against a company) we lay out a more differentiated case and we find that to be more productive," Axler said.
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Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny may lay out a timetable for stepping down at a meeting of his ruling Fine Gael party on Wednesday.
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It's only the latest example to lay out the ways in which Bush, though never a political candidate, was nonetheless a prominent political figure.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, because they're repurchasing shares, and when they are repurchase shares, our interest goes up and we don't lay out a dime.
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Apple updated its App Store guidelines last week to lay out clear rules for how developers should present in-app subscription options to users.
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Budget proposals lay out an administration's priorities for the coming year, but are not binding as Congress has the power to set spending levels.
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The document, known as the "hot topics" list, appears to lay out talking points for Mr. Pruitt's two sessions before the House of Representatives.
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But the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has been slow to lay out rules, instead communicating its interpretation of securities law via enforcement actions.
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I also lay out some of my beliefs about social networks and democracy, and commit to updating them quarterly — a kind of journalistic changelog.
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Here, the authors lay out a sample "roadmap" of what specific actions the world would have to take each decade, based on current research.
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An event -- perhaps a speech -- where he would lay out a sweeping vision for why Republicans who opposed Trump should coalesce around his candidacy.
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"It's going to take time and serious resource investment to fix it, but the plans lay out a road map to get us there."
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Zuckerberg also used his keynote in 2016 to lay out the company's 10-year plan, which included his first public mention of augmented reality.
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Our job was really to lay out what we thought was an objective, achievable, observing plan and then let the politics work itself out.
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"We will lay out clearly in the code of conduct what is expected of people who use mountain pastures," Kurz told a news conference.
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Dempsey proceeded to lay out how to transfer weight into punches—perhaps the most difficult of any strike to throw the body's weight into.
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On the obstruction of justice question, Mueller did not make a determination, instead choosing to lay out evidence on both sides of the case.
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"Clinton will lay out what is at stake in the election," the campaign said in a statement announcing the November 2 event in Phoenix.
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In October, the White House released a digital transition plan to lay out the plan for transitioning his social accounts to the incoming president.
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"My face is really white and I don't lay out that much and my body gets so much tanner than my face," she said.
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I've learned quickly to lay out my clothes the night before or else I'll be staring at my closet until it's time to go.
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We go ahead and give her a bath, and I pack her diaper bag for tomorrow and lay out her outfits for the week.
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Trump 2016 talk on Syria Trump did not lay out a clear position on the campaign trail with regard to military action in Syria.
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Ocasio-Cortez was widely criticized for an interview with "The Daily Show" where she struggled to lay out exactly how she'd fund her agenda.
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" He did not lay out specific proposals, beyond wanting to allow consumers to buy insurance across state lines, "reduce premiums" and "provide more freedom.
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"After the big battle, they lay out all the bodies, all the people who died, even the death eaters and Voldemort's," the user continues.
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The budget doesn't lay out a plan for Trump's infrastructure plan, but Mulvaney said the money would be put toward programs deemed more efficient.
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If it missed, by failing to hit a particular inflation target, for instance, it should lay out a complete case for why that happened.
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Before we get to the politics of this debate, it's useful to lay out the different kinds of potential investigations into Trump and Russia.
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Mr. Ryan is a product of the conservative movement, and he has sought to lay out an agenda for the party for many years.
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Those questions, along with Mueller's inability to lay out a clear vision for Volkswagen's future, have been two issues hurting his tenure as CEO.
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Some Democrats want Pelosi to clearly lay out her timeline for leaving the speakership, but she shut the door to that prospect on Friday.
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It's an opportunity for the secretary of defense to lay out his vision, goals and objectives on issues that cut across many institutional lines.
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The special counsel has yet to lay out any case against Trump or his close associates on either alleged collusion or obstruction of justice.
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"The agenda I will lay out this evening is not a Republican Agenda or a Democrat Agenda," he will say, according to prepared excerpts.
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The Defense Department has provided a two-star general "plus a number of planners" to DHS "to "lay out the next couple of years.
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"He will lay out his theory of the case and talk about some policy themes," said Erin McPike, but did not offer further details.
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The slides lay out the company's approach to rentals that are something between a hotel room and an apartment, geared toward a business traveler.
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On Thursday, she plans to use a speech in San Diego to lay out the damage a Trump presidency could do to national security.
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Using free apps like Mint or Google Sheets, you can lay out a monthly spending plan with estimates and limits for each spending category.
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First, they need to lay out a much more compelling case for our shared values and a vision of the world they can create.
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On my college campus, students would often hang up hammocks on the trees all over campus or lay out on blankets in-between classes.
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In addition to the steps announced to enhance non-oil revenues, some analysts also noted the Kingdom's plans to lay out long-term targets.
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Downing launched a campaign in classes to carefully lay out the facts of the killings and explain that police have the suspect in custody.
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Tom Cole, who attended the meeting, conceded that moving ahead with repeal will put the burden on Republicans to lay out the next steps.
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He pledged Sunday that he'll lay out his plan for a deal between Israel and Palestine, a goal that has eluded leaders for decades.
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"The President has an opportunity to lay out his framework for infrastructure investment on Tuesday night and I am eager to hear it," Rep.
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On Tuesday Wikileaks released a massive trove of alleged CIA documents, some top secret, that lay out the intelligence agency's hacking capabilities in detail.
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I think this is the role of constitutional scholars — to lay out all these arguments so that people understand the history and the stakes.
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Instead, Trump would lay out how America is in crisis and what he'd do in his first 100 days to deal with that crisis.
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Why it matters: Both Amazon and Microsoft have invited the government to lay out its views on the proper use of facial recognition technology.
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Let me lay out the opportunity as local investors see it: The internet population is set to double from 300 million to 600 million.
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In the winter, we lay out a picture of every food on a tri-fold board with the menu typed out next to it.
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Correa's office said Wednesday that HHS told its staff to expect a formal response within two weeks that would lay out any steps forward.
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In my column today, I lay out the evidence, as well as some thoughts about how Democrats can win more white working-class votes.
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Like the documents on the senators, Definers distributed other memos that sought to lay out evidence for angles that it wanted reporters to pursue.
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It is now likely worth much less than that, though the terms of the deal don't lay out a precise value for the company.
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"The agenda I will lay out this evening is not a Republican agenda or a Democrat agenda," Trump said, just seconds into his address.
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The facility houses 37 patients, and the board did not lay out a timeline for ending operations or a transition plan for the residents.
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In their new paper, the pair lay out how Uber in particular exploits an asymmetry of information to hold power over drivers and passengers.
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In this post, I will lay out my reasons for thinking so, in a veritable buffet of pessimism: short-term, midterm, and long-term.
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Trump will lay out his vision for an immigration fix on Tuesday, in an attempt to garner some support for the plan among lawmakers.
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Others said he should be prepared to lay out the facts of the Ukraine case, which debunk the allegations of corruption Trump has leveled.
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The first session would most likely be devoted to procedural issues, but prosecutors are expected to lay out their case in the weeks ahead.
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As the authors of the Opportunity America report lay out the evidence, you see how the debate has evolved over the past few years.
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They need to admit the early shortcomings in their response, lay out what steps they will take to improve, and then provide regular updates.
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Police are also given a series of scripts by Ring which lay out how police are supposed to talk about the company on Neighbors.
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While the opinion pages have stood up for the city, the news pages have tried to lay out all the facts that debunk Trump.
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In this case, Elliott is diverting from the standard activist investor playbook, which is to lay out a critique of many of Twitter's moves.
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The managers began their opening arguments on Wednesday afternoon and set to lay out their case for removing Trump from office over three days.
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Representative Adam Schiff was effective in using his time — ostensibly to argue about a technical rules issue — to lay out a much larger case.
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In a letter to shareholders on Wednesday the activist investor expressed frustration on RLJ's inability to lay out its strategy for the combined company.
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The hearing will be "academic," featuring legal scholars who will lay out the constitutional framework for what warrants impeachment, a Democratic leadership aide said.
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The Justice Department publicly kicked off that process today, assembling three panels of experts to lay out reasons for changing or preserving Section 2300.
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Industry insiders, bankers, and consultants lay out which companies might be the next targets for the industry's biggest players, as they jockey for position.
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"We let them bring tools in the room and lay out a design, like, 'I need this tool in this pocket,'" Ms. Lacore said.
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They also brought in special tables for the House Republican impeachment managers to lay out their evidence and for the lawyers who defended Clinton.
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While current whistleblower laws lay out protections for individuals to come forward, they provide a limited shield if these people wind up getting exposed.
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Trump's speech appeared to clumsily try to accomplish two things: to deescalate tension and to lay out some semblance of a strategy moving forward.
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The job of the impeachment managers in a Senate trial is to lay out the House approved arguments for removing the president from office.
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In a rare Saturday session in the Senate, Trump's legal team started to lay out its defense of the president at his impeachment trial.
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Part of the vision for America that Trump will lay out is that, from now on, our trade deals will be fair and reciprocal.
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" The agency did lay out potential ways to limit the damage done to the birds and nests, but noted those actions were "strictly voluntary.
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Schumer is expected to lay out the details of the potential agreement, and his discussions with the president, from the Senate floor Friday night.
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The nine-page confidential document did not lay out specific weaknesses in the U.S. grid that might allow a similar breach to occur domestically.
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President Trump on Tuesday will lay out his "America First" vision of foreign affairs in front of a skeptical audience at the United Nations.
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In a statement, OPEC said the laggards had expressed their "willingness to fully cooperate," but the cartel did not lay out any actionable steps.
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" He added, "Also, when you want coöperators, and you lay out all that proof, it can be pretty intimidating and cause people to coöperate.
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In the Intelligence Committee, Schiff limited the number of witnesses in order to lay out a coherent story, and he succeeded in doing so.
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It is also easy to lose perspective on the astronomical sums buyers continue to lay out for items that will hang on the wall.
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The documents lay out three sets of exclusions: Last week, China's Ministry of Finance announced it would exempt 16 U.S. product lines from tariffs.
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A banker friend bent my ear the other day to lay out the other hammer being brought down on our farmers: the Trump shutdown.
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The filmmakers effortlessly lay out the very real existential dangers threatening Joseph, whose fate rests either with Thurgood or the howling white mob outside.
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The new measures, which lay out loan relief procedures for the students, were issued by the Department of Education just days before the election.
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EU enforcers typically lay out charges of illegal activities conducted by companies before imposing fines which can reach 10 percent of their global turnover.
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So it wouldn't be shocking to see some other Democratic candidates treat Sanders' bill as a jumping-off point and lay out their own version.
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"He used to lay out here under this tree, so we buried him right here," the husky-Labrador mix's owner, Debra Blackmore, told the station.
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A company that doesn't lay out the timeline at the beginning is breaking a rule that Sahni says holds true in all kinds of partnerships.
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Navin Shenoy, Intel's data center chief and a 23-year veteran of the chipmaker, will lay out Intel's plans to Wall Street analysts on Wednesday.
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Washington (CNN)Calling the presidency "the privilege of my life," Barack Obama took to Twitter Sunday to lay out his legacy in his own terms.
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Below I've tried to lay out how our feelings could be processed, using the traditional five stages of grief as they might apply to Trump.
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ASML is dominant in its segment, lithography systems, which use focused rays of energy to help semiconductor makers lay out the circuitry of computer chips.
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This week they will lay out their economic plan -- a $50 billion plan to boost the Palestinian economy if a peace process is agreed to.
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The announcement will come a day before Trump's joint congressional address on Tuesday, where he is expected to lay out his agenda and legislative priorities.
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Back in 2011 when he started buying shares, he told CNBC that he liked Big Blue because they lay out clear road maps and execute.
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Then we started delegating tasks: unzip the body bag, lay out the equipment, mount the scalpel blades on their handles, mark the site of incision.
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Castro said Tuesday that Democrats can both press the case for impeachment and lay out a positive vision for America as the 2020 election approaches.
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It might not have a faux waterfall like her L.A. digs, but it's 500-square-feet she can decorate and lay out as she pleases.
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Schiff's tweet didn't lay out their specific nature, other than to say they "do not correct the profound distortions and inaccuracies" in the original document.
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A group of House lawmakers will first present the articles of impeachment to 100 senators and lay out their case for convicting President Donald Trump.
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Before we can lay out how that choice works, it's important to understand what sets Gwent: The Witcher Card Game apart from others like it.
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But, let me lay out one more possibility: Gabbard may well be angling for a long-term spot on Fox News once she leaves Congress.
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Both Guatemala and Belize want to lay out their arguments at the International Court of Justice, a legal process that does not refer to damages.
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It seemed that, finally, Thiel was taking the opportunity to lay out his reasoning for funding the lawsuit that's bringing Gawker's independence to an end.
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In the euro zone, financial markets expect the bloc's central bank to lay out the landscape for further monetary easing at its July 20.1 meeting.
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In turn, a pitch needs to go beyond the MVP and early success to lay out how the entrepreneur plans to grow the business, fast.
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In a paper, the researchers lay out some key challenges facing computer modeling: reconstructing a scene from a video is difficult for computers to do.
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It ought to lay out how South Africa will make two transitions: from coal to renewables; and from a monopoly to a market-based system.
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I have to be up early for a race tomorrow, so I head up to bed and lay out my running gear for the morning.
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The setup is essentially a business in a box, letting enterprising drivers earn more money without having to lay out funds or manage any inventory.
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If you can successfully lay out your plan in a concise business model canvas, or a simple one-pager, you'll be well on your way.
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Lee wrote up a précis of the characters and the first issue and gave it to Kirby to lay out and art: the Fantastic Four.
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But Trump and his top advisers grew frustrated with Democrats' claiming victory that they decided to lay out their plans on Tuesday, the officials said.
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After praising her decision to lay out outfits for herself and the kids, she got excited for a few spare minutes to do her makeup.
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Here we'll lay out the best options as they stand for some of the premium channels out there, so you can make an informed choice.
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Given the cost and resources dedicated to the glasses, Tuesday could offer CEO Evan Spiegel a chance to lay out his vision for hardware development.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence is expected to lay out details of Washington's free and open Indo-Pacific vision during his Asia tour this week.
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" Video: Movieclips Coming Soon/YouTube This challenge prompts Malcolm up to lay out the thesis statement of the film: Statistically, "life...uh...finds a way.
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" At the Journal event, which is geared toward leaders in the business community, Warren sought to lay out why bigotry is a "problem for everyone.
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The game of Memory uses a deck of cards whose faces come in matching pairs; you lay out the deck in a grid, faces-down.
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Asked during the post-summit news conference if he was still pushing for North Korea's "complete, verifiable denuclearization," Trump declined to lay out his position.
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ALL EYES ON NET NEUTRALITY: Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai is expected to lay out his case for repealing the agency's net neutrality rules.
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The White House, in pursuing a peace deal, has yet to lay out a framework for negotiations following multiple meetings with Israeli and Palestinian leaders.
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Lay out all of your clothes for the trip, and try and cut the pile down to something that can fit in the carry-on.
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But it is also hyper-niche, and for reasons I'll lay out, I don't think it'll be for many people outside my profession or predilections.
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"This is Merkel's first attempt to lay out a position on euro zone reform," Constantine Fraser, Europe analyst at TS Lombard, told CNBC via email.
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Activists hope that having the companies lay out plans for dealing with future regulatory, technology and market changes will smooth their transition to cleaner energy.
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Investors also continued to digest the Federal Reserve's decision to raise interest rates and lay out a plan to unwind its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Prime Minister Theresa May will lay out plans Monday for the U.K. to use artificial intelligence (AI) and data in the diagnosis of chronic diseases.
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Many of the candidates are senators, and senators receive an annual salary of $2628,28500, though the returns will also lay out other forms of income.
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The agency could, for example, more clearly lay out its criteria for deciding which studies it is reviewing and how it is evaluating their results.
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And government prosecutors in Virginia are poised to lay out their case against a former business partner of Michael Flynn, Trump's onetime national security adviser.
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Reviewers say it takes around 10 minutes to set up the wire tree, fluff up the branches, hang the ornament, and lay out the blanket.
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