Where Japan has led on ZIRP, others have usually followed.
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"Social care led on co-production, embedding it in research," he explains.
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So, I eventually moved on to opiates, which eventually led on to heroin.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Why do you think we have not led on 5G?
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Although Mr. Poliquin led on Election Day, he did not receive a majority.
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No female candidate for president has led on the "electability" question since then.
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You won't have fun, and neither will your matches who you led on.
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Meanwhile, I understand that recently recruited Principal Irina Haivas led on behalf of Atomico.
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You simply press the LED on one end and it blinks on the other.
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Fowler led on the back nine until making consecutive bogeys late in the round.
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An LED on the other hand, only radiates visible light, requiring much less electricity.
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He says officers tried to pull the man over and were led on a pursuit.
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The agency is being led on an interim basis by Glenda Owens, a career official.
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But by May each man felt that he had been led on by the other.
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Clinton, a former secretary of state, led on foreign policy, garnering more trust by 40 points.
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And while he has led on some issues, he's still a bit of an unknown quantity.
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The dynamic performances Ms. Zhang led on Friday proved that hers is a name worth memorizing.
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OnePlus has a single status LED on the module on the same side as the remote control.
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Many stocks that had led on the way up in 2015 led the way down this week.
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About the haunted tours: Visitors are led on guided, flashlight tours or can opt for overnight stays.
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The lobby led on to a lounge area, which was jaw-droppingly, eyebrow-raisingly, gasp-inducingly lavish.
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The dining room led on to this equally lavish study area, which featured a particularly jazzy carpet.
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While the change is being led on Instagram, the policy will also be in place on Facebook.
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But in the end, the Americans, led on and off the course by Woods, were too good.
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He was also led on a tour of France's national military museum and Napoleon's tomb at Les Invalides.
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California has led on vehicle emissions standards since 1966, before the first federal air pollution statutes were enacted.
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I tell the Ukrainian boys the Israelis have deserted, that they've been led on a wild goose chase.
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I also worked with lawmakers, who've led on this issue on behalf of American citizens for many years.
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Kelley fled the scene when confronted by armed citizens, whom he then led on a high-speed chase.
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I also worked with lawmakers who've led on this issue on behalf of American citizens for many years.
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The Labour leader will appear on Saturday afternoon, being led on stage by Michael Eavis, the festival's founder.
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In another often-repeated tale, young Fidel and his class were led on a mountain hike by a priest.
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Last year, a skit depicted Kenney being led on a leash by an actor pretending to be Jay-Z.
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News in 2016 that they weren't an "an exclusive couple," but maybe they were more serious than they led on.
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Invariably a lot of the senior bankers have been led on to certain paths to get that experience as well.
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" Adds Bessemer Venture Partners Partner Steve Kraus, who led on behalf of the San Francisco-headquartered venture capital firm: "U.
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Bruce Poliquin (R-Maine) led on election night, but Democrat Jared Golden pulled ahead after ranked-choice votes were tallied.
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For months and months, Democrats were led on by promises of cooperation if they just weakened the legislation a little more.
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Prince, 7, won the best young actress award and began to break down in tears as she was led on stage.
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Same materials, same LED on the inside, same pairing button on the backside, and same Lightning charging port on the bottom.
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Some of the women also said they felt led on by the married man and were unaware of the other relationships.
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After being carefully led on to the ice the first time, he started skating on his custom blades with little trouble.
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While the attack suppresses most indicator lights on the TV, the blue LED on the back of the TV remains on.
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But they probably won't be: In nearly every presidential election since 19703, the candidate who led on Labor Day weekend won.
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To mark International Women's Day, Google will start letting business owners identify their listings as "Women led" on Google My Business.
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Four days after her death, the Queen's coffin will be led on a military procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall.
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He finished tied for second in 2011, and led on the 16th tee in 2013 before making bogey and finishing third.
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It's like the casting equivalent of benching a love interest, and it sounds just as unpleasant for the person being led on.
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Meanwhile, the Shopping category led on iOS in Q4, thanks to holiday m-commerce activity including Alibaba's Singles Day and Cyber Monday.
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Traditionally, it is the Protestant countries of the north that have led on progressive social issues, with the Catholic south dragging behind.
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Paul LePage, is coming to the end of two terms in which he led on his own (often blunt, sometimes crude) terms.
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They have led on-court protests, wearing T-shirts in support of unarmed black men who have been killed by police officers.
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The unused USB port from the first generation has been jettisoned, but the small white LED on the front of the device remains.
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In Britain, a country that led on privatization, a recent poll 70-80 percent of Brits want to see these companies re-nationalized.
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And when in response, someone makes you feel cheated, or led on, or absolutely horrible, it's hard to dig in and keep going.
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Meanwhile, Democrats led on trying to protect workers from the impacts of trade policy, with the auto bailout and the trade adjustment package.
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Khan had not spoken because of female subservience in some strains of Islam, drew widespread condemnation, led on Capitol Hill by Senator McCain.
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The former mayor added that the individuals who supported the invasion were led on by faulty intelligence from the George W. Bush administration.
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After Rizzo advanced to third on a Ben Zobrist single, he gave the Cubs a 1-0 led on Kyle Schwarber's RBI single.
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Texas A&M (5-3, 3-2 SEC) was led on the ground by Isaiah Spiller's 90 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries.
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News in 2016, that they weren't an "an exclusive couple," but maybe they were more serious back then than the led on to be.
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It said lower-level officials will kick off the meetings on Monday, led on the American side by Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Jeffrey Gerrish.
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The Marlins, held to just four hits, were led on offense by third baseman Martin Prado, who went 2-for-3 with one RBI.
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Google Play, meanwhile, may not have led on the revenue front, but it is getting a significant foothold in emerging markets, as noted above.
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Issues they've led on like marijuana legalization, marriage equality, and the green agenda gained national strength only after measures were adopted in individual states.
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"It's clear what her view is, and at the moment I would say the caucus is willing to be led on that issue," Rep.
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The story that led on most broadcast news outlets involved a celebrity who met with the president-elect at Trump Tower in New York.
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The only other LED on this mouse is on the bottom where you'll find a textured button next to it that switches DPI settings.
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The study led on to a little dressing area (complete with a Dyson hairdryer) which seemed random until I realized the next room was ...
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Authorities and officials were led on a chase after the bear, which wandered into the quiet Arlington neighborhood on its own, according to NBC Boston.
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It led on to an outbreak of performance art that is still lively, as well as to the briefer punk fashion for smashing guitars onstage.
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Bonet walked down the road near her home in Topanga, California, with a donkey led on a leash, while a dog roamed free beside them.
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It held up better through the Q4 volatility, led on the way back higher as well, we see this as a sign of relative strength.
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Dean Unglert came onto "BIP" as a fan favorite, but left far less popular after having seemingly led on both Kristina Schulman and Danielle Lombard.
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The inquiry led on October 1st to the resignation of Pierre-Olivier Bouée, the bank's chief operating officer, and Remo Boccali, its head of security.
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The White House strongly pushed back against that claim Tuesday, with White House press secretary Josh Earnest insisting the administration has led on this issue.
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The prolonged standing ovation that President Donald Trump led on Tuesday for the widow of a fallen US commando was an effective bit of political theater.
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Since joining Balderton in 2012, he has led on investments across Europe in sectors such as mobile productivity, 3D printing, VR/AR tools, and SaaS platforms.
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The operator has consistently led on 4G subscriber numbers and it is ranked third overall with over 280 million customers, or around 23 percent market share.
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Since joining Balderton in 53, he has led on investments across Europe in sectors such as mobile productivity, 3D printing, VR/AR tools, and SaaS platforms.
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The Cardinals, who snapped a two-game losing streak, were led on offense by Jose Martinez, who went 2-for-3 with a two-run homer.
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The latest round of negotiations, led on the U.S. side by Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, are expected to conclude on Friday.
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" She also plans to send out a fundraising email for him Thursday saying he has led on "issues of social justice, economic access and voting rights.
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" And she tried to blame it all on Billy Bush: Trump "was led on — like, egged on — from the host to say dirty and bad stuff.
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In fact, traditionally, conservatives have led on environmental issues, enacting smart, effective policy to protect our nation's natural beauty and to responsibly manage our precious resources.
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"I think underlying all this, the market might be thinking that Saudi Arabia doesn't have as much spare capacity as they've been led on to believe."
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Carter gave Washington a 103-63 led on a 3-pointer with 24 seconds remaining, just the third from distance for the Huskies in the game.
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Florida State was led on the boards by freshman sensation Jonathan Isaac, who pulled down eight rebounds, scored nine points, posted four steals and recorded two blocks.
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Also, it supports Micro USB (one less cable to carry around!), and there's an LED on one side to tell you how much battery is left. Nifty.
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The have a matte-silver metallic finish, a power plug on the small side, an Ethernet port on bottom, and the teeniest, tiniest LED on the front.
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"History will absolve me," Castro declared in 1953, in defense of the attack he led on the Moncada Barracks that marked the opening volley of the revolution.
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He pulled out his phone and showed us a picture of Jiang Zemin, the former President of China, whom he'd led on a tour the month before.
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As recently as late last year, you could credibly argue that Republicans would be solid favorites if the Democrats led on the generic ballot by seven points.
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The embassy is currently led on an acting basis by charge d'affaires Kristina Kvien, who took the lead after Bill Taylor vacated his temporary position on Jan.
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Chicago State committed 14 turnovers in the first 20 minutes and never led on the way to its fifth straight loss and eighth defeat in nine games.
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"It makes sense if we want to lean into this position as a beverage-led, on-the-go brand, espresso was the next place to focus," Hoffmann said.
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After all, in a recent media profile, one member of the American Legion described it as once having led on issues but now riding the coattails of others.
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"What is Busi doing?" the Johannesburg-based Citizen asked in a front-page headline, while the Sowetan led on the backlash under the headline "Public Protector's directive slammed".
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Chicago (CNN)Father Michael Pfleger has been an outspoken crusader against street violence in the parish he has led on Chicago's South Side for more than 35 years.
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In honor of International Women's Day, Google introduced a new feature that allows business owners to identify their businesses as "women-led" on Google My Business, per Google.
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The customizable LED on the previous model was a serious drag on battery life if you left it on, so you were almost better off not using it.
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The Washington, D.C.–Virginia–Maryland effort, a pioneering regional collaboration, is being led on the corporate side by Wes Bush, the former chairman and CEO of Northrop Grumman.
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They led on the way down too, dragging the broader market lower over the final three months of 2018 and nearly ending the longest bull market on record.
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Trump has followed a similar pattern in his response to the series of bombshell revelations that led, on Monday night, to the resignation of national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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I know Senator Sanders supports a woman's right to choose and I also know that Planned Parenthood Action Fund and NARAL endorsed me because I led on this issue.
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With the referendum won, he announced that he would step down as head of the scrappy UK Independence Party, which he has led on and off for ten years.
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But you can't make anybody love you or want to be with you — I'd rather know the truth than be led on and find out something terrible later on.
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Armenia, a close ally of Russia, has been rocked by two weeks of anti-government protests which led on Monday to the resignation of Serzh Sarksyan as prime minister.
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More than 285,000 posts on Instagram carry the #adventurecat tag — another sign that many felines, accustomed to prowling indoors, are being led on leashed walks outside by their owners.
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Houston was led on offense by James Harden, who had 20 points and nine assists, but he seemed frustrated with a lack of fouls called on Golden State's defense.
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It was far behind health care, which has led on the question all year, but it was the biggest one-poll shift we'd seen on this question all cycle.
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" Hoffmann says his focus will continue to be on the Dunkin' Blueprint for Growth, a strategy designed to make the company the "leading beverage-led, on the go brand.
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Led—or led on—by Finn, they seem as content beneath a glitter ball, or in cowboy hats at a square dance, as they are in a batting cage.
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The Trump team, led on alliance issues by Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, is poised to have a successful NATO summit if the president can take "yes" for an answer.
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They and the audience are led on a breezy tour of major museums, including the Prado in Madrid, the Musée d'Orsay in Paris and the Art Institute of Chicago.
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From the functioning orange LED on the top of the console to the miniature power button, the GameCube mod looks every bit as authentic as Nintendo's own classic edition consoles.
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Cory Booker: Again, the only major bipartisan bill that passed under this president was the one that I led, on the Senate side, by working with people like Chuck Grassley.
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Her appointment by the party's leadership also raises the prospect that Sinn Fein could soon be led on both sides of the Irish border by women from a younger generation.
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Baute said she was sufficiently sober on the night in question, describing her as "the shot-caller here, all night long," as opposed to being led on by the men.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu led on Tuesday in Israel's third national election in less than a year but was short of a governing majority, nearly complete results showed.
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The fact that the charge is being led on the right by a billionaire real-estate developer, however, suggests that the new recognition of class is not without its contradictions.
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Under Obama, the New START talks were led on the U.S. side by Rose Gottemoeller, a top official who held titles including undersecretary of State for arms control and international security.
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The challenger winced, and, led on by the chanting 10,000 strong crowd of boozed up Brits, Minter threw away his game plan to wear Hagler down and went toe-to-toe.
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Still, when NIH kept encouraging them to formalize their outreach curriculum and assuring them that funding opportunities would open up down the line, it was hard not to feel led on.
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Like Apple's iPhone 8 and newer, the Wireless Charging Case works with any Qi-based wireless charger; it includes an LED on the front of the case to indicate charging status.
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Then, when the horse is up next, it's brought into the sales pavilion's indoor holding area, where it's walked around in circles until it's led on stage to be bid on.
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It's a sign of this young company's skill that its orchestra, led on this occasion by Sean Kelly, is as persuasive in the score's subtle moments as in its slapstick ones.
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Some of the conversations with the Russians, he noted, have been at relatively senior levels, led on the coalition side by a major general who serves as General Harrigian's deputy. Gen.
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I also worked with lawmakers who've led on this issue on behalf of American citizens for many years, and most importantly, I've met with the people directly impacted by these policies.
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I felt that many of the social teachings that I was imbibing were either very much consonant with what I believed or led on to what I was coming to believe.
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A rotating LED on the front very clearly indicates recording — which should help reduce the creep factor just as much as the highly recognizable yellow rings and manual gesture to start recording.
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On the shelf is a tiny model of the vessel the captain once led; on the table is a generic computer workstation, the mundane place where life-and-death decisions were made.
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Growing Pangs of New York The Knicks and the Nets face off in a West Side Story style fight, led on one side by Nik Stauskas and the other by Enes Kanter.
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Reichardt regularly shoots her films in this corner of the country, using the backdrop of Oregon's conifer forests, high deserts and shabby strip malls to portray lives led on society's outer rim.
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Those talks will be led on the EU side by Michel Barnier of France, who had tense relationship with London when he was the Commission's financial regulation chief from 2010 to 2014.
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"He was led on—like, egged on—from the host to say dirty and bad stuff," Melania told Anderson Cooper Monday night on CNN, presumably blaming the whole thing on Billy Bush.
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That year, a man walked into a bank with a bomb locked onto his neck; the F.B.I. was led on a wild-goose chase by the conspirators in order to remove it.
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On the right, up some metal stairs in a studio apartment-sized nook surrounding the point, the first thing you notice is a tiny blue LED on a circuit board connected to cables.
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The DPC has led on the development of EDPB guidance on arrangements for Codes of Conduct under the GDPR and these should be approved and published by the EDPB in Q1 of 2019.
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The first is an LED on the back lid of the laptop that lights up when Wi-Fi is enabled, letting teachers know if kids are browsing the web when they shouldn't be.
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That would be damning enough without the misogynistic attacks Mr. Trump led on Ted Cruz's wife and on Michelle Fields, the journalist who pressed battery charges against Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's campaign manager.
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The legislation for opportunity zones passed in 2017 as part of the Republican tax bill, but its roots are in a bipartisan effort that was led on the policy side by Democratic Sen.
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Now Heath's bosses have to figure out if the drug cases he led on their behalf will hold up in court given that one of their investigators has been outed as a corrupt cop.
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Beyond Good & Evil 2 came roaring to life with a thrilling cinematic trailer at E3 last year, though it turned out that the game was much earlier in development than the video led on.
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"In practice, You should think about OpenAI as being led on research and technology by Ilya Sutskever (chief scientist) and Greg Brockman (CTO), with Sam helping out on other aspects of management," he wrote.
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The couples were led on a brief outdoor tour before they entered the pale yellow building for dinner of Dover sole, pasta stuffed with lemon ricotta, and chocolate souffle and cherry vanilla ice cream.
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One study found that wines with eco-certifications earned slightly higher scores from critics but that listing those certifications on a wine's label led, on average, to a twenty-per-cent reduction in price.
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Senate Democrats lauded what they called a "masterful presentation" by the House impeachment managers — ones that were led on Thursday by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the lead manager, and Garcia.
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In 235, before seizing control of both the House and Senate from Democrats, Republicans led on that question by four percentage points; in 2006, before Democrats seized them back, they led by 10 points.
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In between the explicitly cited Lawrence and the implicitly footnoted Wayne, the action winds from New Mexico to Montana and the modern movie audience is led on a tour of a familiar mythic landscape.
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Here's another shortcut trick you can do with the Siri remote: hold down the Menu and Home buttons together and wait until the white LED on the front of the Apple TV starts to flash.
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As the teams were led on to the pitch, the French Republic Guard performed a cover of Oasis' "Don't Look Back in Anger" as a tribute to the victims of the recent UK terror attacks.
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Mr. Bachus has led on many other issues, from protecting the vulnerable from predatory "vulture" funds to providing wise and experienced judgment during the 2008 financial crisis that threatened the foundations of the U.S. economy.
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Worst defense ever: Former FBI Director James Comey testified before Congress yesterday about the details of investigation he led on Trump Administration's ties to Russia before he was fired, and "Lordy" was it interesting good.
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In Cuba, a woman named Mirurgia tells him that she wishes Fidel Castro could rule for another lifetime, saying: Thanks to him, we're the last country that isn't led on a string by the USA.
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Both Richard Nixon and George H.W. Bush led on the issue as presidents, and even more recently, former House Speaker Newt GingrichNewton (Newt) Leroy GingrichMORE (R-Ga.) called on the nation to address climate change.
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Democrats have generally led on this ballot by six to eight percentage points over the last few months, which is around what analysts believe Democrats need to have an even shot of retaking the chamber.
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Canisius, which was led on the glass by Molson's six boards, lost forward Scott Hitchon in this game after he was ejected in the second half for throwing an elbow at Mann during a free throw.
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Nowhere is this more serious and disturbing than in cases of rape, where survivors are still frequently asked what they were wearing, how much they had to drink, and if they had led on their attacker.
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To eliminate the power cord, the added solar cells generate about 120 milliwatts of electricity, which the researchers point out is less than what's needed to light a single LED on a string of Christmas lights.
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For eight minutes, you're walked through a virtual reality experience — you travel through the ocean, wander around a brain, and are led on what is essentially a guided meditation to relax and let go of stress.
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"Look, I know Senator Sanders supports a woman's right to choose, but I also know Planned Parenthood America and NARAL endorsed me because I have led on this issue," Clinton added, referencing prominent abortion rights organizations.
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He said he's led on the issues that matter in the campaign, like pushing for an economy so strong that when they graduate or want to start their own business, they can pursue that dream without leaving.
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As a three-term member of the House Veterans Affairs Committee, O'Rourke led on a few issues of real import to the vet community—particularly in securing emergency mental health services for vets with "bad paper," i.e.
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Clinton holds a lead against Mr. Trump among voters regarding the economy, with 113 percent saying they trust her compared with 48 percent for Mr. Trump, who led on the issue by 11 percentage points in July.
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However the evolutionary split that led on one side to the great apes, including bonobos and chimpanzees, and on the other to human beings, happened millions of years ago so there was plenty of time for change.
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Take Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, who recently said that The global church—extraordinarily led on the issue of climate change by Pope Francis and the Ecumenical Patriarch—must be a key partner in tackling climate change.
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It should come as no surprise that this author sounds happiest when the action is afloat; he brings some of his most enthusiastic writing to the 1776-77 naval fighting, led on the American side by Brig. Gen.
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It also means the left-wing party will be led on both sides of the border by women in their 40s after Michelle O'Neill succeeded Martin McGuinness as leader in Northern Ireland shortly before his death in March.
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The high schoolers she led on tours to the bookstore or cafeteria were often reserved — perhaps even intimidated — and unsure how they would fit into what was fast becoming the best women's college basketball program in the country.
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The meeting was led on the U.S. side by Christopher Painter, coordinator for cyber issues at State, and Wang Qun, director-general of the Department of Arms Control in China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on the Chinese side.
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Spaniard Sergio Garcia, New Zealander Danny Lee and American Johnson Wagner led on 63, all the three having completed their rounds on Thursday when two-and-a-half hours of scheduled play were wiped out by morning thunderstorms.
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"When it comes to climate change, this is something that the U.K. has led on globally, we have had outstanding success and, yes … it is a message that we are taking to the [Trump] administration," Johnson said on Monday.
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One recent survey by Reuters found voters preferring a generic Republican candidate to a generic Democrat — the first time this year that the GOP has led on a generic-ballot test, which is considered a key bellwether for elections.
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Finally, threats of retribution against political opponents and critics have become standard fare on the right, and not just in the chants of "lock her up" — which Trump led on the same day someone sent Hillary Clinton a bomb.
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The Sanders campaign released its internal data, pointing out that while it did not have 100% of precincts, it believed it led on both the first and final alignment, with Buttigieg in second place and Elizabeth Warren in third.
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Harakah al-Yaqin, Arabic for "Faith Movement," is directed by about 20 Rohingya émigrés in Saudi Arabia and led on the field by another 20 or so Rohingya with international training and experience in guerrilla warfare, the report said.
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Thanks to newly added Notifications functionality, Alexa skill developers can configure their voice app to change the color of the LED on an Alexa-powered device and play an audio cue when a notification for their voice app is available.
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The movie, directed by "Monsters, Inc." writer Jill Culton, follows a young Chinese girl who wakes up to find a Yeti on her roof, and and is led on to a journey to the Himalaya mountains to find his family.
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That would mean the left-wing party being led on both sides of the Irish border by women in their 40s after Michelle O'Neill succeeded Martin McGuinness as leader in Northern Ireland shortly before the former IRA commander's death in March.
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Mr. Paget-Brown faced numerous calls for his resignation after a council meeting he led on Thursday ended in mayhem and acrimony when he tried to exclude reporters, saying that their presence might "prejudice" a government inquiry into the tragedy.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which has also led on efforts to pass USMCA, said it plans to step up its work to ensure that the loss of IP protections in the deal isn't a template for future trade agreements.
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There are few certainties in New Hampshire politics, but for most of the 217 campaign there have been two: Donald J. Trump has led in statewide polls on the Republican side, and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont has led on the Democratic side.
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You don't, however, have to be punctilious to be annoyed by the blue status LED on the left ear cup: this is a remnant of Bluetooth headphones of yore, and I've no idea why Sony keeps putting it on its latest headphones.
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And a bad situation will get worse if the Saudi-led coalition, led on the ground by the United Arab Emirates (UAE), proceeds with plans to attempt to take the port of Hodeidah from the Houthi-led forces that currently control it.
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"I have confidence in our leadership but I think, again, CHC has sort of led on the issue of immigration for several decades now and I think that any agreement over anything that's negotiated has to have CHC buy in," said California Rep.
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It was Friday morning, just hours before she was set to reveal the $2.4 million, multiyear restoration she had led on panels of one of the world's great artistic treasures: "The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb," also known as the Ghent Altarpiece.
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The New Hampshire vote came on the heels of a chaotic effort to count the votes of caucus-goers in Iowa that slowed the momentum of the leading candidates and led on Wednesday to the resignation of Iowa Democratic Party Chair Troy Price.
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Reuters has led on coverage of the killing of Iranian General Soleimani and the events that followed over the past week, from the airstrike that killed the commander to his plot to attack U.S. forces in Iraq to how informants helped target Soleimani.
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Some leaks appear motivated by more than mere policy disagreements, such as the revelations concerning conversations between Michael T. Flynn, the national security adviser, and Russia's ambassador to the United States, Sergey I. Kislyak, which led on Monday to Mr. Flynn's resignation.
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"Given the precarious financial position of the business, we have had to run an accelerated and focussed M&A process, quickly zeroing in on the key likely purchasers after our recent appointment," said Rob Harding, Joint Administrator who led on the sale, in a statement.
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Laura has lived at 931 for the past seven years and admits that while the building is not fully up to code due to things like an insufficient amount of fire extinguishers, the conditions are not as extreme as the KTLA story led on.
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In recent years, it has made significant strides toward embracing people of different sizes, races, ages and abilities -- a movement led on the runway by designers like Christian Siriano and Chromat's Becca McCharen -- but few would deny there is still a long way to go.
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Mayor Mike Signer said two protests led on Saturday by Richard Spencer, a leader of the "alt-right" movement, came on the same day the city held its annual Festival of Cultures event, which celebrates diversity in the home of the University of Virginia.
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While the engagement was seen by analysts and business officials as positive, they cautioned that the talks were unlikely to lead to a breakthrough, given they involve lower-level officials, led on the U.S. side by the Treasury Department, not the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR).
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Depending on how you hold your arm and what motions you're making, there are various control modes, indicated via a color-changing LED on the prototype hardware, letting you even control BB-8's head movements so the droid can respond to other people interacting with it.
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But when Jealous sought a tweak to Saunders' proposal that would have explicitly stated that those reasons are why Democrats oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership, he ran into opposition, as Clinton's camp -- supporting the White House, and led on the floor by Saunders -- called it unnecessary.
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While Tesla CEO Elon Musk already blamed production hurdles at the Gigafactory near Reno, Nevada for delays in getting significant quantities of the Model 22018 sedan shipped on schedule, issues at the factory persist and may be worse than the automaker initially led on, CNBC reported Thursday.
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GOP lawmakers, trickling in and out of the roughly eight-hour interview, claimed Ohr indicated in his testimony that FBI officials knew more information than they led on in their application to obtain a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) warrant on former Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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His great simplicity, however, together with his cowardice, made him the slave of his companions, and it was through them that he at first, out of ignorance, missed the better life and then was led on into lustful and cruel habits, which soon became second nature.
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The VC firm followed on as part of Lilium's $90 million Series B late last year, and although Atomico (and Skype) co-founder Niklas Zennström led on Atomico's behalf, he worked closely with de Vries on the investment and is fully supportive of the former Atomico Partner's latest move.
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The violence that began with a botched intelligence operation and gunfight in Khan Younis and wound up with hundreds of rockets raining down on Israeli cities led on Wednesday to the resignation of Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman, whose aides had indicated their willingness to let the Gaza projects proceed.
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During her three terms in the Senate, she has not led on divisive issues like immigration, focusing instead on solving consumer-friendly problems like curbing the cost of prescription drugs, tackling opioid abuse, improving the safety of schools and swimming pools, and increasing the oversight of big technology companies.
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Ms. Sobol, the most prominent of the activists known to have been picked up on Monday, has been one of the main public faces of a recent wave of protests, including a peaceful march attended by several thousand people that she led on Saturday through the center of Moscow.
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"It is unfathomable that Comey got his third chance in as many months to testify about the senseless witch hunt that he led on behalf of the Clinton campaign and Obama administration, but I have been completely blocked from testifying," Page told the Washington Examiner in a report published Saturday.
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Zavier Simpson led on both ends of the floor, running Michigan's efficient offense and anchoring its lockdown defense, and the backup big man Jon Teske scored 113 points as the 15th-ranked Wolverines beat No. 8 Purdue, 75-66, on Sunday to win their second straight Big Ten tournament title.
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Color of Change: The campaign was one that really led on, or capitalized on the unsaid norms of society — the idea that if you grew up in the south then plantations are okay to be used as wedding venues, and that's something that more or less has been taken for granted.
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The "it" he's talking about is the concept of burner phones, and how migrants looking to cross the border illegally can use them to connect with guides (called polleros) who promise—for a price—to digitally guide them from home; supposedly safer than to be led on foot through miles of desert.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, highlighted a March hearing he led on the Senate Judiciary Committee to encourage states to pass laws to allow families or law enforcement officers to petition a court for an order to temporarily restrict a person's access to firearms if they show signs of harming themselves or others.
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Not a wave, a realignment In an NPR/Marist Poll released late last week, for instance, Democrats led on the "generic" ballot for Congress by 76 percentage points among African-Americans, 42 among Latinos, 183 among 18- to 29-year-olds and 9 among whites holding at least four-year college degrees.
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"Some of the narrow set of documents from Kavanaugh's time in the White House that we've seen and are public show that he led on key parts of the Charles Pickering nomination, which he denied," she said, adding that it "raises serious questions" and "shows the need for more documents" before the committee moves forward.
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I write now, reluctantly but also feeling I have no choice, in the spirit of truth — for the sake of history, and, more personally, for Dave Sanders, for my seriously injured students Anne Marie Hochhalter and Richard Castaldo, for Lauren Townsend, who I once led on a school trip, and for all the other victims of April 20, 1999.
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Atomico's Irina Haivas Atomico's Irina Haivas Meanwhile, I asked Atomico principle Irina Haivas, who led on behalf of the firm, what attracted her to the investment and how she views the risks associated with backing a company like Healx, given it is trying to find a needle in a haystack (drug discovery) and also needs to commercialise those discoveries.
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At the very least, whether Mr. Trump and Mr. Xi make progress on North Korea or these economic issues, the two leaders should agree to form a high-level working group, led on each side by someone trusted by each president, to take a defined time period of several months to agree on a specific "road map" of possibilities for more collaboration.
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His late-21981s hit "Hungry Eyes" revisited the dignity-starved lives his parents had led on arriving at California's squalid Hoovervilles after fleeing the Dust Bowl in 21999: A canvas-covered cabin in a crowded labor campStands out in this memory I revive'Cause my daddy raised a family thereWith two hard-working handsAnd tried to feed my mama's hungry eyes.
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The current diplomatic crisis between the Saudis and Qatar -- Riyadh is trying to isolate Doha over claims that the latter supports terrorism -- is a study in diplomatic tightrope-walking for the US. Washington is publicly backing the Saudis over the spat -- which has been led on the Saudi side by the new crown prince -- while at the same time maintaining its large military base in Qatar.
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"Lock him up, lock him up, lock him up, lock him up," Waters tweeted, mocking the chants that Flynn and Trump led on the campaign trail in reference to Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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Earlier this month, EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE hired her as a special counsel to "work closely" with the enforcement office, which is officially being led on an interim basis by Larry Starfield, a career EPA employee.
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Like the military itself, which has been in good hands under James Mattis's leadership (so much so that even Democrats don't want to talk about his own serious scandal), a GOP administration should sincerely want a solid pick to lead the VA. That Trump simply can't bring himself to run a disciplined process and make a reasonable pick — and nobody in his circle can make him do it — is a reminder that the country continues to be led on an ongoing basis by a man who fundamentally has no idea what he's doing.
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It sounds great on paper, and a whole of fun, but it's actually not for a couple of reasons: The Panono isn't drop proof, so if you don't catch it and it hits the ground, it'll likely break and then you'll be out $1,500 You have to throw it straight up, any shake or spin prevent will either prevent a photo from being taken (the LED on top will flash red and make an error sound) The pics always come out sideways and look worse than ones taken with the selfie stick on tripod For what it's worth, you can fix the sideways 360-degree photos by re-aligning the horizon when you log into your Panono account on a computer.
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