The KJUS 7Sphere Hydro Bot Jacket lists for €1,399 ($1,699), which is a 20 percent markup over the old 7Sphere jacket that lists for €1,099 ($1,399) without the Hydro Bot tech.
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According to the Pennsylvania Waiting List Campaign (a site dedicated to tracking long wait lists for services that serve intellectually disabled) ,as of December 31, 2015, 13,886 are on waiting lists for services.
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Get daily briefings and guest lists for the EMEA region.
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The Star Trek The Original Series Bluetooth Communicator lists for $149.
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Facebook creates certain lists for you, including one called Close Friends.
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Consultant John Zeratsky has crossed off to-do lists — for good.
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Here are the top 10 lists for girls and boys, respectively.
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Today, there are no "category" sections or top lists, for instance.
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Nigeria consistently ranks at the top of search lists for Bitcoin.
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The jet, with four engines, lists for more than $400 million.
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Wait lists for affordable housing are often up to eight months.
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Set lists for the two concerts have yet to be released.
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I have been compiling similar lists for a few years now.
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Many nurseries have waiting lists for their most sought-after species.
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Waiting lists for treatment programs stretch as long as eight weeks.
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You can even create separate to-do lists for work and home.
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The long-range jet lists for between $225 million to $70 million.
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"93,000 Americans are on waiting lists for a kidney transplant," Goldstein says.
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The nonprofit organization seeks out dogs on kill lists for unwanted behaviors.
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Now, if only there were lists for all the horribly toxic lists.
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Periodontitis, or gum disease, made Nationwide's lists for both dogs and cats.
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Unfortunately, waiting lists for veterans in need of service dogs are long.
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Including options, my Prime tester with the Advanced package lists for $2240,210.
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Here's a look at how best-sellers lists for books really work.
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It lists, for example, the Kalashnikov AK-47 that -- did you know?
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Another woman, a volunteer, gives us the walk lists for our turf.
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Compiling lead lists for telemarketers is not a crime in itself, of course.
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The waiting lists for an organ transplant are longer than they've ever been.
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His name has been on various "short lists" for previous Supreme Court vacancies.
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Duplaix said there were waiting lists for some products at Yves Saint Laurent.
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So Chris Christie is on all the lists for FBI director. Laughable. Outrageous.
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They're already wildly popular, with wait lists for division units to use them.
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For example, Allo also doesn't have any contact lists for you to maintain.
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Every night, more than 21,210 people are on wait lists for emergency shelter.
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It's super customizable if you want to create different lists for specific days.
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Hammams and wine cellars top many amenity lists for new developments, but staircases?
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Sorting out delivery is on many restaurants&apos to-do lists for 2020.
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Spotify has released top 10 lists for heartache songs and anti-Valentine's Day songs.
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Venus Williams was on the entry lists for the two-week tournament released Wednesday.
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I eat lunch and start my to-do and grocery lists for Sunday's party.
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It has opened more public nurseries to clear long waiting lists for child care.
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And Mirren keeps popping up on other awards lists for Trumbo, so I guess.
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With so much material, what's the process of sorting set lists for a tour?
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A Sephora gift card is at the top of wish lists for teenage girls.
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Want a sneak peak at the reading lists for MBA programs around the US?
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Instead, Alexa will now allow users to name their own lists for any purpose.
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Soliman's databases sorted through millions of records and set priority lists for the analysts.
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Five other states also remove voters from their registration lists for failure to vote.
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Hundreds of people remain in shelters, with many on waiting lists for mercy flights.
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The Apple Hermès watch has long topped wish lists for techies and luxury lovers.
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Or whether your name will end up on lists for various offers of credit.
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So does appealing to different tastes and being on school lists for many decades.
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Tokyo has the largest number of children on waiting lists for day care facilities.
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Which is why the AfD is already drawing up party lists for new elections.
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And Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush topped political prognosticators' lists for the Republican nomination.
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Romans particularly used numbered lists for archives, buildings, administrative regions, military units, distances, and time.
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The city had just started to register on lists for the most dangerous American cities.
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It also has the largest number of children on waiting lists for day care facilities.
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States rarely test the lists for accuracy and often rely on consumers to report problems.
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The drive lists for $399.99 (1TB) and $699.99 (2TB) and should start shipping next week.
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Several of them like Wellspring Living in Atlanta have Christmas wish lists for their residents.
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The new insulin lists for $137.35 a vial, or $265.20 for a five-pack of pens.
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These range from the popular (zero waiting lists for nurseries) to the Utopian (zero hay fever).
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And this particular little indie thriller ended up making many critics' top 10 lists for 2001.
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A 4 ounce bag of Pirate's Booty Baked Rice and Corn Puffs lists for about $3.
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You can customize it further by adding removing items and save lists for your next trip.
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We sorted through Amazon's best-sellers lists for the kitchen essentials every well-stocked kitchen needs.
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When Roots hit the market, it went to the top of bestseller lists for 22 weeks.
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Traders could even create "shopping lists" or "wish lists" for the hackers, according to the indictment.
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More than 4.2 million people nationwide are on waiting lists for housing vouchers and public housing.
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Lipinski, has long been atop liberal target lists for positions he has held throughout his career.
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States would be able to increase staffing and reduce the waiting lists for home care services.
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Netflix has started testing the use of Top 10 lists for subscribers in Britain and Mexico.
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And it may be working on artificial intelligence-generated "watch lists" for neighborhoods, which sounds ominous.
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The network has 11,000, mostly low-income students on waiting lists for admission, Mr. Feinberg said.
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In 2016, there were 423,85033 people on waiting lists for certain Medicaid services to the disabled.
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Released in 2017, the book stayed on top of best-seller lists for over a year.
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I've been writing a program to generate our set lists for our tour with the Pixies.
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In the Venezuelan border town of Urena, residents signed up to unofficial waiting lists for aid.
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The Global 25, which lists for $20153 million, has a range of 22015,27000 nautical miles and can connect Sao Paolo and Paris, while the Global 27500, which lists for $56 million, has a range of 6,600 nautical miles, can connect Hong Kong and London, Bombardier said.
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Individual investors may want to add one more resolution to their lists for 2019: Watch their backs.
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Not when Peak Design's 30 liter backpack lists for $289.95 (or $259.95 for the 20 liter version).
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The lists for boys and girls haven't changed much, with only a few shifts up and down.
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London, Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam and Dublin are the target cities that Pierre lists for the expansion plan.
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The address that he lists for the foundation belongs to a condominium in Staten Island, New York.
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By the early 2000s, street lit achieved a steady presence on bestselling lists for African-American literature.
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There are lists for the Atlantic as well as the Eastern North Pacific and Central North Pacific.
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He tops the lists for number of aces, aces per match and percentage of service games won.
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Your first experience of actual note-taking is when you decide to make shopping lists for her.
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"Flags of Our Fathers," first published in 2000, was on best-seller lists for nearly a year.
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The shooter in Dayton had plenty of flags including "rape lists" for students at his high school.
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Sephora gift card A Sephora gift card is at the top of wish lists for teenage girls.
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Brokers say that in some communities there are long waiting lists for renters looking for immediate leases.
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The sales went through despite Mateen's name being included on two federal watch lists for suspected terrorists.
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He ranks behind only Drew Brees on the all-time lists for yardage (77,416) and touchdowns (547).
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Soleimani is on Treasury Department and UN Security Council watch lists for those allegedly involved in terrorism.
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As the waiting lists for U.S. immigration visas swelled, so did anti-Semitism in the United States.
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It lists, for example, the Kalashnikov AK-47 that -- did you know is manufactured in this state.
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Ms. Leeds makes master lists for her clients with categories and subcategories of possessions, a daunting task.
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According to the United Network for Organ Sharing, 118,744 people are on waiting lists for an organ transplant.
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A supervisor at a county agency said 250 – 300 people were on long waiting lists for support services.
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Given North Dakota's reddening hue, the freshman was automatically at the top of Republicans' target lists for 19823.
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The Control Center itself lists for $99, although it routinely falls to $69 at places like Best Buy.
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Even better, you can create shopping lists for each recipe and access or organize them on any device.
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"Alexa, add milk to my shopping list"Alexa can manage to do and shopping lists for you easily.
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Although the robe lists for $167 Canadian, after the exchange rate, I only pay $137.99, which is fantastic.
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There are also lists for series, documentaries, films, English-language shows, reality shows, and non-English language shows.
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Neither committee has yet filed individual donor lists for the first half of 2017; the deadline is Monday.
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Kenya also features on the high-burden lists for regular tuberculosis and joint TB/HIV cases and deaths.
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Many of the MashReads community reached out about what's on their reading lists for the summer as well.
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We have four best-seller lists for kids: picture books, middle grade hardcover, young adult hardcover and series.
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I think the next step is: Are female directors on lists for movies that are not about women?
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We want to know about where a candidate stands on deinstitutionalization and tackling waiting lists for home care.
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Trump has continued to use his lists for the two vacancies he's filled on the court thus far.
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"School's already in session, all the seats are full, [and] there's waiting lists for next year," Lewis shared.
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TORONTO — Critics' best-of lists for 2016 are everywhere you turn, but Canada has one all its own.
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More than half of those lawmakers are at the top of Democrats' target lists for next year's elections.
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But advocates criticize the lists for casting too wide a net and say they're a form of racial profiling.
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Priced at €2,490, the new Ampler Stout is in direct competition with VanMoof's Electrified S2, which lists for €3,398.
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During testing, users could create lists for themselves, but with today's launch these can be shared and followed, too.
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Long-serving parliament speaker Mohamed Al-Arabi Ould Khalifa was left off the FLN lists for May's legislative election.
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Vermont's networked system has dramatically increased access to care while nearly eliminating waiting lists for those who seek help.
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While many voluntarily sent over their price lists, for those that wouldn't, the two "mystery shopped" as potential customers.
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Candidates formed two rival lists for the 12 council seats, each of them split evenly between Christians and Druze.
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And she promised to reduce long waiting lists for day care to help more women enter the work force.
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And despite that difference, it lists for roughly the same price for similar capacities as the SanDisk Extreme Pro.
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The International Council of Museums has issued "red lists" for objects at risk in Iraq, Syria and now Libya.
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" Predpol's MacDonald told Motherboard in an email that it doesn't disclose "confidential metrics" including customer lists "for competitive reasons.
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Austen notes that long waiting lists for relatively few units left poor applicants without other options for safe lodging.
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My youngest son has been on waiting lists for the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services for four years.
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Sources briefed by members of the Clinton transition say team members are developing short lists for key Cabinet positions.
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The HP 15t 153-inch laptop that normally lists for $1099.99 is on sale right now for only $449.99.
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That's why there are tens of thousands of families on wait-lists for charters every year in New York.
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According to an NYPL spokesperson, top 125 lists for kids and teen lists will come out later this year.
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On Christmas Eve, parents were still on waiting lists for Cabbage Patch Kids that would never arrive in time.
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There should just be a guaranteed spot on year-end lists for Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples's Saga.
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I also add a holder for the K-cups ($11.20) and the 53 Lists for Happiness book I want ($18.71).
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Business television networks such as CNBC and Fox Business said they would remove Faber from booking lists for their shows.
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Now, for this scene and many others, the film remains fixed at the top of people's lists for '90s classics.
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If you're searching for a person, the results are sorted into separate lists for emails from and to that person.
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In spite of its disappointing results, Goldin maintains that Lego was still high on children's holiday wish lists for 2017.
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In May, the Obama administration announced a series of actions to reduce the waiting lists for life-saving organ donations.
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And other apps, such as Moving Checklist Pro and Sortly, include detailed to-do lists for remembering all the details.
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Now, competing interests are pushing their own wish lists for the SEC to tackle before a new administration takes power.
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The home goods store did all the work for its customers, compiling product lists for each room on its website.
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These cuts persist even as millions of students continue to enroll in CTE classes and waiting lists for programs abound.
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The upturned noses suggested that I had lost my place on the invitation lists for a long time to come.
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Both books are in the young adult genre and on summer reading lists for several of the school's English classes.
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About 2.3 percent of registered voters in the county — or 118,522 voters — were missing from the lists for Tuesday's primaries.
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If you want a little extra guidance, read our Recommendation of the Day or our thematic lists for some inspiration.
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The National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) among other provisions had forbade removing voters from registration lists for failing to vote.
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McGregor is the only fighter to appear on the top-29 gate revenue lists for both boxing and M.M.A. events.
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Later, it did not respond when asked whether White House aides or allies were drawing up lists for Mulvaney's replacement.
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Most sophisticated micro-targeting campaigns will begin with a detailed list of customers, typically gleaned from customer lists for conventional commercials.
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Wait lists for low-income housing are absurdly long, and would not provide the level of medical oversight that he needed.
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Waiting lists for operations in England have risen sharply, with one trust reporting a 50% jump in the past three months.
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More than 115,000 Americans are on waiting lists for organs—mostly kidneys and livers—but because of how transplants are regulated,
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When we're making our grocery lists for the perfect summer party, two items always make the list: rosé and ice cream.
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Nationwide, nearly 2900,220006 seniors, children with developmental disabilities, and other needy individuals are on Medicaid waiting lists for community-based services.
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Going Further Look at the ingredients lists for processed food items in your kitchen, such as microwave popcorn and peanut butter.
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But even Google is not a perfect solution for campaign strategists looking to grow their email lists for fundraising and events.
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Kobach has advocated the crosscheck of voter registration rolls with other lists, for example, of felons, double-registered, and deceased persons.
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Naila-Jean Meyers took a deep look at the plans of, and the to-do lists for, the Vegas Golden Knights.
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According to government data, 200,13 people are on waiting lists for kidneys in India every year and 30,000 for liver transplants.
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Add to this picture waiting lists for Meals on Wheels, overuse of emergency rooms, loneliness, isolation and inadequate accessible affordable housing.
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"Happy hunting!" it said in one internal email asking for volunteers willing to build target lists for so-called Operation Mega.
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The Centers for Disease Control has a list of vaccines, health notices and packing lists for those traveling around the world.
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Venkatachalam does not work outside the home, but she took on the arduous labor of preparing vocabulary and spelling lists for Gokul.
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A newcomer on this year's list, Norway also ranked well on the publication's related lists for raising kids, green living and citizenship.
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In comparison, the top-end Roomba 980 lists for about US$900, and Neato's Botvacs range between US$400 and US$700.
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After Flynn's resignation, Harward's name floated to the top of lists for potential replacements, alongside acting adviser Kellogg and retired Army Gen.
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Brownback said the measure failed to eliminate waiting lists for disability services, did not add work requirements and was not budget neutral.
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Borderlife had reportedly been approved by a number of teachers and professionals who are responsible for curating reading lists for secular schools.
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Member lists for groups and any personal information from group members, such as names and profile photos, will also be off limits.
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Four of these IP addresses and close to 100 of the domains appeared in recent indicator lists for an emergent IoT botnet.
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That clip was shot in 2012, by which time Ms. Poitras had been on United States government watch lists for six years.
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While Trump's team long boasted of the big data gathering their massive rallies' RSVPs garnered, he wasn't utilizing those lists for fundraising.
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For me it's $279; the discounted sale price for the Deebot N22002S vacuum cleaner from Ecovacs Robotics that usually lists for $2199.95.
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They were typically severely underfunded, charged participants high premiums, excluded coverage of pre-existing conditions initially and had waiting lists for enrollment.
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If you're searching for a person, the results are sorted into separate lists for emails from that person and to that person.
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We've left messages and sent e-mails and scoured our contact lists for someone who might give us the time of day.
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But research has shown that at least a quarter of the 1,800 country's centers have waiting lists for core services like counseling.
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The NHL announced on Sunday the available and protected lists for the 30 teams who will provide players to the Golden Knights.
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He has been a mainstay of "worst landlords" lists for years, and his tenants have found solidarity reviling him on the web.
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A Business Insider survey of price lists for six nearby salons, offering similar or identical treatments, yielded an average cost of $297.
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Kobach has advocated the crosscheck of voter registration rolls with other lists—for example, of felons or double-registered or deceased persons.
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You can see a timeline with your recent uploads and three separate lists for your photos/videos, music files and other documents.
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She reviewed the price lists for Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital and for University Hospital, each of which has more than 16,000 items.
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The long waiting lists for public housing prompted the crackdown, the official said, adding that the rule would affect about 25,000 households.
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Officials in Ohio have removed tens of thousands of voters from registration lists for not recently voting, according to a new report.
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In fact, corporate tax reform and parity with other countries' rates has been at the top of conservatives' wish lists for decades.
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Investors and analysts closely watch deliveries of its jet, which lists for $7003 million, and are a key revenue driver for Bombardier.
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LinkedIn collected the data from its 24 million U.K. members and produced lists for other countries using its 546 million members worldwide.
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John Kasich's (R) office rejected Pence's claim that 85033,000 disabled Ohioans are on waiting lists for Medicaid's home and community-based services.
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Germany, one of the top five overall countries, also broke the top five spots on specialized lists for education, entrepreneurship, power and influence.
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As Dorsey explained, "some items stay on the lists for days/weeks/months, some I want to make sure I do every day."
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The ECB publishes the agenda and summary of the groups' meetings, as well as participant lists for all but one of the groups.
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But conservative outlets in particular are notorious for using their massive mailing lists for advertising that plays on talking points familiar to readers.
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We are counting down the days and planning our wish lists for one of the biggest shopping days of the year – Black Friday.
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In theory, public hospital care is free, but waiting lists for diagnostic procedures and publicly funded specialists can stretch for months, even years.
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But like many well-intentioned tools of the internet, some users have figured out how to use Twitter lists for more nefarious purposes.
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They can use that information to more efficiently build out address lists for every home in the United States before the census begins.
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The EU already has sanctions lists for Syria and Russia, but under the current system individuals must be added to special country lists.
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Our 2015 model lists for $19803,430 and had just 343 miles on the clock when it arrived on a flatbed truck at 3AM.
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So, when challenged with creating five completely separate shopping lists for as close to $20 as possible from Whole Foods — I was scared.
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"For Whom the Bell Tolls" (1940), helped by its timely fighting-the-Fascists subject, stayed on the best-seller lists for two years.
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Called "go buckets," these human litter boxes have been added to the school supply lists for teachers at Jeffco Public Schools in Denver.
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Facebook is also cutting third-party access to the member lists for groups and the personal info attached to posts in those groups.
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Lebanon's main parties are sectarian, but for elections they create tactical alliances across religious lines to form joint candidate lists for each constituency.
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White House officials said that the list of enhanced security measures — which have been on anti-immigration wish lists for decades — were nonnegotiable.
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But some check-lists for other airlines are still too cumbersome and take too long to complete to prevent fume incidents, pilots say.
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Netflix would not confirm that the data in its earnings reports had amounted to official most-watched lists for its movies and shows.
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Their elegant and airy new boat, a 48-foot Outremer, is about two and a half years old, and lists for about $780,000.
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The 777X, which lists for $422.2 million although airlines usually receive discounts, can fit up to 426 passengers in a two-class configuration.
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Waiting lists for treatment persist, and many people still lack access, particularly in the 8003 states that have opted not to expand Medicaid.
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It was a risk that paid off; the daring look put Saldana at the top of many best-dressed lists for the night.
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The documents also contained detailed acquisition records, essentially shopping lists for the off-the-shelf commercial technology that the Islamic State is buying.
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There is no requirement in the Netherlands that candidates on the party lists for which citizens cast votes need to be party members.
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The United Kingdom, a regular on the Best Countries list, also ranked among the top five on lists for entrepreneurship, power and cultural influence.
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Macron once hoped to run pan-European lists for the European elections, a proposal that had EU leaders worried about encroachment on their turf.
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But this isn't the first time Sanders's team has used its email and phone lists for organizing people indirectly linked to his presidential ambitions.
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It also plans to integrate a social network to promote user-generated movie reviews and create personalised lists for favourite movies, songs and trailers.
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However, Facebook stops short of scanning the lists for suspicious info, such as blocks of contact info that match hacked or purchased data sets.
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If you're already constructing your wish lists for the holidays, we suggest you add this — and pick up two for each of your BFFs.
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In Britain, "This Is Going To Hurt", Adam Kay's memoir about his time as a junior doctor, has featured on bestseller lists for months.
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To make things simpler, Facebook launched "smart lists,", where it began auto-grouping your friends into lists for you to save you the effort.
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The company has raised nearly $150 million of venture capital according to Crunchbase, and is perennially on banker's short lists for strong IPO prospects.
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In 2014, 122,000 Cubans were on the waiting list to join their families, one of the longest lists for American visas in the world.
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"Often patients are told that their living donor is incompatible, so they are stuck on waiting lists," for a deceased donor, Dr. Segev said.
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PBS's POV offers free resources for educators, including hundreds of online film clips and related lesson plans, discussion guides and reading lists for teachers.
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Yet Facebook has tried and failed over the years to get people to build Friend Lists for posting to different subsets of their network.
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His interest and expertise in those issues -- particularly immigration and national security -- has repeatedly placed McCaul on lists for jobs in the Trump administration.
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The plan came with specifics, down to price lists for renting equipment to space tourists and rules for using astronauts' time to market products.
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They guarantee a race entry (there may be waiting lists for popular runs), help with hotel accommodations and organize pre- and post-race celebrations.
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The new decade has only just begun, but Zendaya is already proving that she&aposll continue dominating best-dressed lists for years to come.
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I imagine a student who grows an artificial pancreas right in front of the president—an idea that eventually eliminates waiting lists for lifesaving organs.
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You can also use lists for tracking notable accounts in a given industry, for research purposes, or for following accounts around any other particular interest.
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At the bottom of the Philips Sonicare price bracket is the 2 Series, a basic brush that lists for $70 and sells for around $40.
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Some come for treatment they cannot get at home, others to escape long waiting-lists for public health care or high prices for private operations.
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Whistle 3 lists for $79.95 but you'll still need to pay for a service plan which will cost you between $6.95 and $9.95 each month.
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That way, you could use the lists for selective sharing and to browse their feeds, without having to do the work of list-building yourself.
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Students are currently interviewing with med schools and teaching hospitals, which will next month submit their rank order lists for the National Residency Matching Program.
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In fact, Luding's website lists for sale a 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon, a 2010 proprietary red, and a 2012 unoaked Chardonnay, all from Alpha Omega Winery.
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It offers the standard set of things you might expect from a to-do list app: different lists for different needs, due dates, and reminders.
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The show attracted thousands of visitors and landed on more than a dozen best show lists for 2014 — and even a few more in 2015.
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" On Wednesday, Don Jr.'s book reached the coveted top spot on the Times' bestseller lists for "Combined Print & E-Book Nonfiction" and "Hardcover Nonfiction.
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That limit dramatically slows expansion of opioid addiction treatment and creates waiting lists for treatment, particularly in areas where the opioid addiction epidemic is severe.
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But in 2015, only 6,000 living people actually donated organs across the country, leaving more than 121,000 people remaining on waiting lists for a transplant.
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He published the results of his inquiry in August 1966 in "Rush to Judgment," his first book, which dominated best-seller lists for two years.
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In 2014, reports that hospital administrators had manipulated waiting lists for doctor visits forced the resignation of Eric Shinseki, Mr. Obama's first veterans affairs secretary.
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Industry analysts say Airbus would be unlikely to pull out of the U.K. abruptly because of long lead times and waiting lists for its planes.
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That is a major advance, because about half of the 100,63 people on U.S. waiting lists for kidneys have antibodies that would attack a transplant.
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Preference would be given to vendors on the city's waiting lists for permits; approximately 2,500 people are currently on the list for full-time permits.
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Assisted Outpatient Treatment programs also require state health systems to prioritize patients with court orders, moving them to the front of waiting lists for treatment.
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Currently, only 210 in 4 households eligible for federal aid receive public housing; ex-offenders who pass screenings join long waiting lists for new units.
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But enterprising, law-abiding New Zealanders are looking to solve the shortfall themselves, and there are now waiting lists for avocado trees at garden centers.
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Part of the reason Mr. Grotjahn has exercised such agency is because there are waiting lists for his paintings and success gives an artist leverage.
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The novel appeared on more than a dozen lists for the most anticipated books of 2020 in magazines and newspapers, including The New York Times.
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In 1960, when Richard Nixon ran against J.F.K., she checked voter lists for the G.O.P. By then, the majority of Republican Party workers were female.
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And Mr. Christie's decision to put some of his own top allies on lists for prime jobs did not wear well with Mr. Trump's team.
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Republican Governor Sam Brownback said the bill also failed to eliminate waiting lists for disability services, did not add work requirements and was not budget neutral.
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Davis suggests using a company like Dietrich Direct to purchase residential mailing lists for the area you&aposre interested in (costs are low, starting at $25).
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HDR-enabled Netflix won't work on every HDR-enabled phone, although most newer models are covered: You can check out the lists for Android and iOS.
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Delegate lists for Florida and Michigan — another state that votes on Tuesday — are not yet available because those states pick delegates at conventions after their primaries.
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Read more here Cramer said he would not buy shares of Uber when it lists for the first time on the New York Stock Exchange Friday.
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Even if the troops eventually retreat, the basic steps necessary for political reconciliation, such as drawing up voter lists for credible elections, will be devilishly difficult.
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If you want to know which CEOs, founders, or celebrities are the most important people in tech this year, there are plenty of lists for you.
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But Mr Trump shows no signs of meeting the conditions that James Baker lists for a successful partnership between a president and a chief of staff.
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Many people use their Wish Lists for gift ideas, but we often use Wish Lists as a log of items we don&apost want to forget.
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With Black Friday announcements arriving left and right, we've been a bit preoccupied with holiday season prep, making gifting lists for people, checking them twice, etc.
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I had read multiple blog posts with recommended packing lists for the Trans-Siberian Railway, so I had a pretty good idea of what I needed.
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Surely, the Paleolithic man ranked women on the walls of his cave, but the 21st-century man makes his lists for all the world to see.
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Forbes dubbed Haye the best millennial wealth adviser in the US in 2019, and he has ranked high on similar lists for the past three years.
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The result is long waiting lists for people with addiction who are ready to get help but can't get access to the recovery medicine they need.
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Without a headstone, Ms. Bayes remained largely left off the cemetery's long lists for visitors of notables, which include Duke Ellington, Miles Davis and Irving Berlin.
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We'll be featuring books for your eyes as well as your ears, as we're publishing monthly audio fiction and audio nonfiction lists for the first time.
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A "flex" two-bedroom lists for about half the cost of a true two-bedroom, which average about $22 million in the neighborhood, Mr. Osher said.
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One year her newsletter consisted of a series of to-do lists for each family member, with checked boxes highlighting individual accomplishments over the past year.
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Yet admirers of this creator of fat, hyperventilating novels, which extolled "the virtue of selfishness" and the capitalist superhero, have filled conservative power lists for decades.
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Ron DeSantis who, less than a year into his tenure, secured legislation to move 2900,220006 students off wait lists for the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship Program.
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Vanasco's previous memoir, The Glass Eye, made a lot of best-of lists for its deceptively spare examination of loss, mania, and the meaning of family.
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It's altogether a boring and narrow lens — delving into how ministerial portfolios were handed out or who came second and third on party lists for Parliament.
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The app pulled following lists for users that your Instagram had access to—this includes all public accounts and all private accounts you're allowed to follow.
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For many, like Alhendawi, the two issues have been inextricably linked, with waiting lists for classes of up to two years hindering their ability to start working.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday said he would not buy shares of Uber when it lists for the first time on the New York Stock Exchange Friday.
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There used to be long waiting lists for compounds housing well-off expatriates; the lists have shrunk or disappeared, and more villas in the compounds are vacant.
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England's National Health Service is under immense pressure, so waiting lists for CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) and other traditional forms of treatment are months, sometimes years, long.
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Many people with disabilities are forced to go to nursing facilities right now because there are waiting lists for Medicaid to pay for their community-based services.
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The various museums, galleries, and spaces featured here span from the Bay Area to Boston (we have separate lists for Brooklyn, New York City, and Los Angeles).
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Belize and Samoa were also removed from the lists, for risks stemming from human trafficking and not taking back nationals ordered removed from the United States, respectively.
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I was online reading about Trump's Muslim travel ban as I reviewed shot lists for some of the first days of shooting, which began earlier this month.
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This is shown by evidence from Facebook that Aggregate IQ used identical target lists for Vote Leave and BeLeave ads, although the BeLeave ads were not run.
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With back-to-school just around the corner, Lance is dedicating the entire month of August to help fulfill wish lists for teachers who desperately need supplies.
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Flynn, whom Obama had fired as the director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, was not on any of the original transition team's long lists for government appointments.
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Why not conclude instead that countries with long waiting lists for medical care spend too little on health care rather than that the U.S. spends too much?
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For example, the Chinese government has banned certain foreign security software, including from American firms, or created procurement lists for security software that only include domestic firms.
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Moreover, the over-enrollment of this program has come at the cost of elderly Mainers and those with disabilities who remain on waiting lists for vital services.
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The Times — one of nine media companies named in the documents — had access to users' friend lists for an article-sharing application it had discontinued in 2011.
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"This is gibberish, totally meaningless, a foreign language to me," said Sara Stovall, 41, of Charlottesville, Va., after looking at price lists for hospitals in her area.
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He was on watch lists for the best tight end award in each of the last three years and could be picked late in this spring's draft.
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Each day, dozens of officers at the National Targeting Center comb through passenger lists for all flights arriving in the United States and cargo manifests of ships.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — What do you think of the possible reasons Mr. Feiler lists for why "spouse-friends" are common these days?
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On June 20, Trotter and the BRCA members received a response from Facebook, which included an acknowledgement that member lists for these closed groups were available publicly.
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For this, I whole-heartedly recommend Weleda's Skin Food, an extremely rich and fragrant blend of botanical ingredients that's been on "best of" beauty lists for years.
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John Kasich's (R) office has flatly rejected Vice President Pence's claim that nearly 85033,000 disabled Ohioans are on waiting lists for Medicaid's home and community-based services.
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A year ago, there were long waiting lists for foreigners seeking to move into residential compounds for well-off expatriates in Riyadh and oil-producing Eastern Province.
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Since many employees are reluctant to report HR violations through official channels, they have turned to anonymous platforms like these mailing lists for communicating with their colleagues.
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However, states can cap enrollment, meaning some families end up on waiting lists for years and may only receive services when a caregiver dies or becomes incapacitated.
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Beyond that, it doesn't particularly stand out for its specific policies; nearly all of the items the school now bans have appeared on dress code lists for decades.
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Apple just released its lists for the most downloaded apps of 2018 and YouTube took the number one spot, beating out Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat for the honor.
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Many drug dealers use their phones like normal people, which is to say: they don't send you unsolicited price lists for ketamine at 25 AM on a Tuesday.
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One thing is clear: Michelle Yeoh's careful, emotionally nuanced performance as family matriarch Eleanor Young should put her at the top of everyone's lists for Best Supporting Actress.
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The program was originally intended to boost demand by promoting word-of-mouth marketing, but the long waiting lists for its vehicles suggest this is no longer necessary.
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Quark lists for $299.99 — just $50 less than the flagship GoPro Hero7 Black camera — but it's available for $199.99 for a "limited time only," according to Noir Matter.
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Developers can still ask users for contact lists for use within their app, but they'll have to tell users exactly what they're going to do with the data.
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Even players not on the current roster can qualify for postseason bonuses, if they were on the active or inactive lists for at least eight games that season.
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On a recent research trip to Addis Ababa, TechCrunch learned the top entry-level Tecno smartphone was the W3, which lists for 3,600 Ethiopian Birr, or roughly $125.
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The feature allowed users to scroll through only those posts from one of their designated friend lists — for example, family, work colleagues, neighbors, industry peers and so on.
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He has taken to belittling potential Democratic rivals during his frequent political rallies to support Republican candidates, and has been building his supporter lists for nearly two years.
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As Congress gears up to try again, industry groups in recent weeks have been pushing wish lists for what they hope to see in a federal privacy framework.
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Chief debt negotiators Vice President Tareck El Aissami and Economy Minister Simon Zerpa - on U.S. sanctions lists for drug and corruption charges respectively - attended for half an hour.
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The College of William & Mary was listed in several other Princeton Review lists for 2020, and it ranked No. 2 on the "Lots of Race/Class Interaction" list.
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Hashi Weekly Planner Pad, available at Amazon, $8.60Between my Post-Its, Trello board, and this weekly desk planner, I make to-do lists for my to-do lists.
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Before Great Comet, both of us knew about Amber Gray because she is a phenomenal talent and is on many of our lists for many of our projects.
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There are also different views, including: a sidebar for day-to-day use, an expanded view with multiple lists for discussions and priorities and a full-screen mode.
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It draws families from Florida and beyond, and the parental contact lists for school groups are filled with area codes from Boston, New Jersey, New York and Philadelphia.
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Read: If you're still looking for stocking stuffers for the kids, check out our best-seller lists for children's picture books, middle grade hardcovers and young adult hardcovers.
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Over 100,000 students in hundreds of the city's charter schools are doing well on state tests, and tens of thousands of children are on waiting lists for spots.
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This model usually lists for $153,691.25, and it's the first XPS 13 to get rid of the nostril cam, putting it up near the top of the display.
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This model usually lists for $1,691.25, and it's the first XPS 13 to get rid of the nostril cam, putting it up near the top of the display.
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" Footwear figures prominently on both lists: for Moses, a drawer full of clean socks; for Kitch, a pair of Air Jordans, "not thrift store new" but "new new.
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It's also currently at the top spot on the New York Times Bestselling Hardcover Nonfiction and the Combined Print and E-Book Bestsellers lists for the second week.
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"Clinton has battle-tested veterans of close statewide … campaigns, and has been working on voter lists for longer than any of the candidates," said one New Hampshire Democrat.
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On a 2019 research trip to Addis Ababa, TechCrunch learned the top entry-level Tecno smartphone was the W3, which lists for 3,600 Ethiopian Birr, or roughly $125.
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The global networking giant produces "Top Companies" lists for other major regions, including the U.S. and Asia, collecting the results from its global membership of 546 million users.
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The Republicans are framing single payer as a government takeover of the health-care system that will erode patients' choice of doctors and create waiting lists for care.
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Movie studios scour the children's bestseller lists for properties they can turn into the next Harry Potter: hence Twilight and The Hunger Games and Divergent and all the rest.
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It simultaneously calls on us to acknowledge and celebrate the gradual pace of nature while waking us up to what's left on our to-do lists for the year.
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Cooking On A Budget: Recipes & Meal Planning will launch a $9.99 Meal Planning Central Premium subscription group with weekly meal plans, shopping lists for different grocery stores and more.
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But in a step toward transparency, today Netflix published a series of top 10 lists for the most-watched content in the United Kingdom, according to a Variety report.
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Children were suddenly descending to book stores en masse, libraries had waiting lists for Potter books and kids begged to stay up late to finish just one more chapter.
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John Kasich -- while claiming his state, which is among the 31 states and the District of Columbia to expand Medicaid under Obamacare, now faces steep waiting lists for coverage.
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Mikita also tops the Blackhawks&apos all-time lists for playoff assists (91), points (150) and games (155), a sign he was at his best for the biggest occasions.
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Website block lists, for example, used to stop web users accessing illegal or inappropriate content regularly come under criticism for inadvertently blocking critical information, like sites on sexual health.
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A 13-inch Core i7 HP Spectre x360, for instance, lists for $1,149.99 (the Mac offers slightly better graphics, an Intel HD Graphics 550 as opposed to the 520).
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Curry remains the college's career scoring leader with 2,635 points in only three seasons, and he also tops the lists for 113-point field goals and free throws made.
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Going forward, delivery customers can check out these lists for their area – Seattle-Tacoma, Greater New York, and Bay Area – in order to stay connected to their favorite producers.
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The New York Public Library recently released its 100 Best Books for Kids and 50 Best Books for Teens lists for this year, compiled by a committee of librarians.
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Before we in our parlor games settle on who has the best shot of winning, let's examine our lists for the candidates who represent our best hope for restoration.
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In addition to her antinuclear stance, she has proposed freezing a planned sales tax increase, eliminating corporate political donations, banning public smoking and reducing waiting lists for nursery schools.
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The National Retail Federation said gift cards are the most popular item on consumers' wish lists for the 12th straight year, requested by 60 percent of 7,313 people surveyed.
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In addition, separate top 10 lists for just movies and shows will be available when you switch over to either the Movies or TV show tab in the app.
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Though Google and Facebook landed on LinkedIn and Glassdoor&aposs "best places to work" lists for 2020, prospective and current employee disaffected with big tech could turn the tide.
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And in the US, the Amazon team behind the company's popular Ring surveillance camera planned to create similar watch lists for individual neighborhoods, although they ultimately scrapped the plans.
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Monitor emails, catch up on Money Diaries, double-check all my lists for the party this weekend, and text back and forth with M. and V. 11:30 a.m.
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Election officials and policymakers are being browbeaten by national activists and Twitter bots to dump an agreement between states to compare voter lists for identifying duplicates and potential fraud.
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Mr. Snowden's memoir debuted at No. 2 on the New York Times best-seller lists for both hardcover nonfiction and combined print and e-book nonfiction on Oct. 6.
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Federal housing officials have said the proposal would reduce the backlog of more than 4.2 million people nationwide who are on waiting lists for housing vouchers and public housing.
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In terms of style, London prefers jumpsuits to dresses these days, even though she routinely makes best dressed lists for her impeccable taste in red carpet looks each award season.
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As you put together your holiday shopping lists for friends, family and significant others, don't forget the ones who are truly there for you through thick and thin: your pets.
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Planemaking chief Guillaume Faury welcomed the deliveries, which set a company record, and a "healthy order intake," with waiting lists for many new jets stretching for up to 7 years.
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The X2 currently lists for $2,598 / €2,598 and is worth every bit of that in my opinion, especially for families, or any shared housing situation that can maximize its use.
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Chief debt negotiators Vice President Tareck El Aissami and Economy Minister Simon Zerpa - on U.S. sanctions lists for drug and corruption charges respectively - attended the meeting for half an hour.
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If this idea miraculously takes off, then Prova will undoubtedly take the idea to other clothing makers as a way to help them build email lists for products sold offline.
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Currently, Bumble's Privacy Policy states that it can collect "login information and friend lists for social media accounts that you connect to your Bumble Account," such as Facebook and Instagram.
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Her political ambitions have been muted of late — she unsuccessfully ran for governor of California as a Republican and has been on a lot of short lists for vice president.
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Career gurus and self-improvement advocates sprinkle their speeches with long to-do lists for aspiring entrepreneurs, but according to one self-made billionaire, only one thing is needed: action.
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Hynes, a thoughtful and multi-talented musician, tends to bother end-of-year lists for good reason; his albums as Blood Orange have the potential to genuinely tamper with boundaries.
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Nearly 600,000 children and adults with developmental disabilities, severe mental illnesses, traumatic brain injuries, and other serious conditions remain on Medicaid waiting lists for needed home and community-based services.
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Laws were passed requiring that police arrest batterers; wives could take out restraining orders against husbands; in some places, battered women were given preference on waiting lists for subsidized housing.
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Do this if you want to ecape the GOP cap on mortgages What's on shoppers' wish lists for the holidays Don't hold out for that inheritance from your rich grandpa
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Chief Executive Rupert Hogg told employees over the weekend that the company would yield to Beijing's civil aviation authority, including by submitting crew lists for flights to and over China.
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In proposing the change, administration officials pointed to the long waiting lists for public housing, underlining that the rule would open the door to citizens struggling to obtain affordable housing.
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In keeping with this criterion, the N.R.C. asked for certain legal documents to be submitted as proof of citizenship — including the voter lists for all Indian elections up to 7503.
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"We're already getting reports that people are taking themselves off of waiting lists for housing, that people are now not reporting back and not keeping food stamp assistance," she said.
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The federal government stopped sponsoring discharge-upgrade centers in the early 1980s, so veterans are stuck on waiting lists for years before they can find attorneys familiar with the process.
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I hope that other people will create more such lists — for other subjects, as well as for nonwhite voices — and that readers will tell me who's missing from my lists.
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He lives alone, in Madrid, besieged by ailments, some of which he lists for us, in voice-over, as if reciting a roll call of his enemies: asthma, sciatica, tinnitus.
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For instance, in 2010 IRS official Lois Lerner, while targeting conservative groups, also illegally gave the DOJ and FBI confidential donor lists for potential criminal investigations that thankfully never happened.
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Many of those readers are going to health websites that regularly make Top 10 lists for trustworthiness, and journalists are linking to the same highly regarded sites in their stories.
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Namely, the website listed Amy Adams and Tom Hanks under the nominee lists for the Best Actor and Best Actress categories — but neither of them were actually nominated for the awards.
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However, the report also found the total number of people with I/DD on waiting lists for home- and community-based services increased by 220006,2202 in the past year, reaching 2628,28500.
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However, the report also found the total number of people with I/DD on waiting lists for home- and community-based services increased by 2628,28503 in the past year, reaching 22020,000.
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Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston is also approved to perform the experimental procedure, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing, which maintains waiting lists for patients needing donor organs.
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But whether it's Ortega or Jeff Bezos or Mark Zuckerberg, the world may soon have a more permanent number one after Gates has ruled the billionaire lists for over 15 years.
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In addition to finding nearby restaurants, the app's homescreen can direct you to other recommended lists – like quick bites nearby, best Italian in your city, or best wine lists, for example.
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The truth is that the UK, Canada and other European countries for decades have used wait lists for surgery, diagnostic procedures and doctor appointments specifically as a means of rationing care.
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She was controversially left off the NWSL's Best XI lists for the season, making the honor on Sunday, announced in front of a sold-out hometown crowd, all the more sweet.
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US Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite CardUS Bank doesn't make a lot of lists for top travel credit cards, but the Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite card is worth a serious look.
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But the demographics of both China and India have the IMF and others predicting these two countries will remain at the top of GDP growth lists for the next several years.
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When the city's economic development arm and Covenant House announced that they were jointly seeking bids from developers, Mr. Drury said the project would help end waiting lists for young people.
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Once you've got access to the API, running the script is pretty simple—by editing one line, you can generate as many new lists for as many users as you'd like.
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Mr. Wiley, who is 40 and known for his art-historically savvy portraits of young black men and women, has been on collectors' must-have lists for more than a decade.
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Since I started my career in my 2110s, it has been my habit to make to-do lists for the week, with a section for each day, on a legal pad.
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Democratic voters and independent voters, on the other hand, put health care at the top of their priorities lists for the 2018 midterm elections, at 39 percent and 32 percent, respectively.
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If only half of these discarded organs were transplanted, wait lists for these organs could be eliminated within three years, according to recent estimates cited by Bischof, Brockbank and their co-authors.
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Venues, he added, are going to be happy to give over their lists for a company like Skedaddle, because it can be used as marketing to drive people to their event spaces.
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The government has also tried to expand Japan's workforce by encouraging more young women to go to work with increased funding to eliminate waiting lists for government-sponsored day care, among others.
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The Commission states that evidence from Facebook indicates that AggregateIQ used "identical target lists for Vote Leave and BeLeave ads", although at least in one instance the BeLeave ads "were not run".
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There's no option to rank items with different priority levels, no ability to search lists for a specific task, no recurring tasks, and no categories or tag system to filter items with.
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With its four engines and 2380-ton frame, the plane, which lists for more than $3203 million, has been a tough sell with airlines that have become increasingly concerned with fuel economy.
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Most buyers of the Global 7000, which lists for about $73 million, already own corporate jets and have their own pilot crews, Bombardier Business Aircraft President David Coleal said in an interview.
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Attorney General William Barr's four-page summary of the nearly two-year investigation dropped like a bomb on Congressional Democrats Sunday just as they were preparing witness lists for their own investigations.
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When you take this step, you can get two free credit reports a year and the credit bureaus must take your name off marketing lists for prescreened credit offers for five years.
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His most successful book was "Citizen Cohn," which was on The Times' best-seller lists for eight weeks in 1988 and inspired a 1992 movie of the same title starring James Woods.
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For all of the claims that people aren't reading books anymore, political books are selling like Donald Trump merchandise at Mar-a-Lago, dominating nonfiction bestseller lists for the past few years.
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NutriBullet Balance Bluetooth Enabled Smart Blender, $99.99, available at AmazonThis smart blender and corresponding app help you lead a healthier lifestyle by tracking nutritional information and creating customized grocery lists for you.
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As founders and owners of European luxury brands put an eye toward retirement, a number of businesses, like Prada and Giorgio Armani, have been turning up on wish lists for luxury retailers.
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At that local, practical level, executive orders on refugees are not baffling pronouncements, indifferent to human needs, but shopping lists for dish detergent and diapers and too many rolls of paper towel.
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Christiansen, who took over as CEO from Bali Padda in October 2017, added that holiday sales went well as Lego's toys often featured at the top of children's wish lists for Christmas.
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"Fans—and when I say fans, what I really mean is masochists—have gone through and created detailed move lists for it, even when the game itself never fully shipped," Amrich continues.
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The process of applying for a gender-recognition certificate is intrusive and burdensome for many, and there are frustrating waiting lists for medical transition, which are compounded when doctors appear unsympathetic or obstructive.
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CNBC and Fox Business Network, the business news television channels where Faber has been an occasional guest commentator for years, said Tuesday that Faber was now off their booking lists for their shows.
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If Facebook's dating app ends up being like the company is promising now, it could encourage people to RSVP to events more frequently, in order to look through guest lists for potential matches.
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The former president posted his best of lists for movies, music, and books both old and new to share what he liked in 2018 and, of course, his picks are all on-point.
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This is all extremely convenient for a slacker like me, because I can scour those lists for the stuff that seems like it'll actually be worth my while, and share it with you!
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AMD concluded the month of June by releasing the Radeon RX210 graphics card, which quickly shot up to the top of reviewers' recommendation lists for GPUs around the vital $21060 to $2480 bracket.
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Funeral homes that violate the rule face fines of up to $220,222 per violation, according to the F.T.C. For the study, researchers reviewed 2200 price lists for 2400 funeral homes in 21 markets.
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Senate tax tweak would curb pretax 401(k) catch-up contributionsDo this to escape the GOP cap on mortgagesWhat's on shoppers' wish lists for the holidaysHow to avoid getting defrauded on your investments
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There are currently more than 11,000 children of sailors and airmen on waiting lists for military base childcare slots, which simply goes to show that solving the childcare crisis is a formidable task.
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Added sugar is ubiquitous in American supermarkets, showing up, under dozens of different names, on the ingredient lists for three-quarters of the packaged products for sale, many of which aren't even sweet.
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Federal housing officials have said the rule would help prioritize low-income U.S. citizens and curb waiting lists for public housing with waits of more than two years on average, according to HUD.
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The voting methods tend to be flawed in some way; the annual publication of the voting lists for FIFA's version tend to underscore the fact that politics comes, for some, above sporting merit.
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Several victorious candidates nodded to the challenges still ahead, ticking off their to-do lists for next year: fixing the subways, fixing state election laws, fixing campaign finance regulations — in short, fixing Albany.
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" Among the reasons he lists for now supporting Harris, Campbell said, "Judging by his recent public appearances, I think [former Vice President Joe] Biden has lost a step and doesn't have his wits.
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Before the recent burst of state legislative activity, the industry, which has been reliably near the top of the lists for lobbying expenditures and campaign contributions, had always managed to block reform proposals.
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WIRED writers and editors have compiled several great book lists for you to consider, including this list of 13 must-read books for spring and 12 science books you should read right now.
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Netflix also notes that subscribers can get an even better sense of what's trending by clicking on the individual movies and TV show tabs to get top 10 lists for each respective category.
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Panasonic says that battery life is rated for 6 hours of continuous use with noise cancellation on, which is a bit longer than the 4.5 hours that Apple lists for its AirPods Pro.
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Clergy members were reportedly left off lists for a variety of reasons, including because their cases were deemed not credible by church boards or because they died and were unable to defend themselves.
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The Baccarat Hotel in New York is regularly celebrated as the best hotel in the city, if not the world, earning top rankings on major lists for elegant five-star luxury accommodations and hospitality.
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Through 70 lectures and 18 hours of premium content, you'll dive into everything from setting up an Adwords account from scratch to structuring your account, campaigns, ad groups, and keyword lists for optimal results.
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Speaking to a group of reporters after the news conference, he insisted deliveries would continue to rise "for several years" despite cyclical swings in orders as planemakers work through record waiting lists for planes.
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Both Chicago and New York rank high on numerous lists for American cities with the best nightlife, and were that trend to start declining, it may take a sympathetic mayor to help them out.
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Those devices aren't the latest and greatest from Xiaomi or Meizu (Xiaomi's high-end Mi Note is conspicuously missing from the list), but they offer impressive specs and feature lists for very low prices.
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Yet while sports and physical education programs frequently recommend protective gear for boys, like cups, athletic supporters and compression shorts, comparable lists for young women rarely include a mandatory or even recommended sports bra.
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The full list included: Apple also picked a few editorial favorites of its own, including: The company also unveiled its editorial and most-downloaded lists for podcasts, audiobooks, books, TV shows, movies and music.
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Among new features for the 20203, which lists for $56 million, the company is developing a convertible chaise lounge that passengers can use as a bench, a reclining chair or a lie-flat mattress.
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What's on shoppers' wish lists for the holidays How to avoid getting defrauded on your investments Tricks to save big on Black Friday and Cyber Monday What to watch out for during open enrollment
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I can remember drooling over mini tabletop arcades in catalogs, but never actually putting them on my Christmas or birthday wish lists for fear of maxing out what my parents were willing to spend.
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A Facebook spokesperson said the social media network had previously made member lists for closed groups "viewable," but the ability to download the full list at once was not a feature on the platform.
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It's fairly easy to predict which players will have a lot of receptions, based on past performance, so most websites that provide player rankings also provide separate lists for standard scoring and P.P.R. scoring.
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Because this was quite a large job, Spotify gave us a bit of a look under the covers of how it generated these lists for its ever-growing number of free and paid subscribers.
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The congressional fight over the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, and the president's declarations that "Obamacare is dead," have conjured a disastrous return to even more alarming conditions, like waiting lists for medication.
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House Democrats' two most powerful factions — progressives and swing district centrists — are eyeing lengthy legislative wish lists for 2020 that could once again risk upending caucus unity as they head toward the next election.
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ST) has not found any evidence that any of the companies that were on sanction lists for involvement in a well-known Russian tax-fraud had ever been clients in the bank, SEB (SEBa.
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It starts early, when parents get on wait lists for elite preschools before their babies are born and try to make sure their toddlers are never compelled to do anything that may frustrate them.
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Healthy Paws has come up with two types of lists for cat and dog owners: Names that stood out because they were so popular and those that grabbed the company's attention for just being silly.
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Sphero's R2-D2 app-enabled droid, which lists for $179.99, is not the largest R2 I've ever seen and it doesn't even have voice control, but Sphero's attention to detail takes it to another level.
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Gamers who have robust friend lists for multiplayer games or have racked up a large number of in-game trophies and achievements, are much less likely to abandon their console in favor of another brand.
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She counted ballet star Rudolf Nureyev, author Truman Capote, conductor Leonard Bernstein and Andy Warhol among her closest friends, and she was continually on the world's best-dressed lists for her streamlined jet-set style.
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The state of the national health system was a big campaign issue ahead of an election in June because of long waiting-lists for medical examinations and operations and a shortage of money and staff.
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While the Republican National Committee provided the campaign's core voter data, those officials said, Cambridge provided personnel to the campaign and helped develop target lists for digital advertising and online fund-raising, among other tasks.
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There are several digital projects, but the standouts are two innovative virtual-reality works, commissioned from the choreographers Yoann Bourgeois and Gilles Jobin, which have been wildly popular, with long waiting lists for tickets. European?
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Comey's book, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership," has been on Amazon best-seller lists for the past four weeks and, as of Monday morning, is No. 20 on the retailer's top nonfiction sales.
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Staffers have seen short-lists for vacancies and heard whispers of potential replacements for top jobs -- but they hear little from the capricious President himself about what he is looking for in his second string.
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For all its controversy, A Wrinkle in Time remains a fixture on elementary and middle school reading lists for a good reason: The thought-provoking novel challenges young readers to expand their conception of the universe.
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Trump and Pence will be "reviewing a number of names for key jobs" during the meeting at Trump Tower in New York as lists for the leadership positions begin to narrow, Trump spokesman Jason Miller said.
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Dozens of officers comb through passenger lists for all flights arriving in the United States, which include about 300,000 people each day, as well as cargo manifests — looking, in essence, for the needle in the haystack.
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Lists for clothes, accessories, medical needs and toiletries are all available, as well as the ability to set priorities, organize and even photograph clothing and other items you need to bring (or purchase before you leave).
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In the app, you can set up watch lists for your preferred destinations, view color-coded calendars that show you the more and less expensive dates to travel, and receive notifications when it's time to buy.
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Certain romantic destinations regularly rise to the top of couples' wish lists for good reason — Hawaii, Paris, Bora Bora — but plenty of lesser-known places are equally unforgettable with fewer crowds and more affordable luxury hotels.
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After reviewing listed prices for a particular therapy — radiation treatments for prostate cancer — researchers concluded that publicly-available price lists for cancer treatment may not help patients who want to shop around for the best deal.
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They write: It starts early, when parents get on wait lists for elite preschools before their babies are born and try to make sure their toddlers are never compelled to do anything that may frustrate them.
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Even at small local pharmacies in Rio, waiting lists for the most sought-after repellant, Exposis, stretch to hundreds of names, with expectant mothers and their families rushing from store to store in search of the product.
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The researchers note in a blog post detailing the tool that it can also create lists for each of the social media sites checked with the name of the target as well as their possible work email.
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But her work with Stewart, a former New York Times fashion editor, has put her at the top of best-dressed lists for the better part of a decade, and transformed her into a Hollywood style icon.
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The lists for the highest honors in the movie industry were packed with people of color, including nominees from Mexico, Greece and Poland, as well as films featuring the stories of women and gay and black people.
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Whether she's making a statement with a new hair color or avant-garde eyeshadow, the star is hitting the top of our lists for one reason: She has a look that's as unpredictable as it is inspiring.
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At around $1,000 a week (give or take, depending on location), it's definitely cheaper than a per-night rate at many hotels, but it's higher than even the average Manhattan rent price, which lists for around $3,350.
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It was already a sizable company, and so you would join, and you would start hearing about different projects, and you could just join the mailing lists for almost anything that was going on within the company.
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By shifting security into the development process, rather than relying on securing in the production phase alone, businesses will be able to reduce all types of vulnerabilities, and not rely on "Top 10" lists for patching efforts.
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Downing and Trotter have filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission, arguing that Facebook had an obligation to protect membership lists for health groups and that it failed to disclose this alleged vulnerability to its users.
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Last year resulted in some progress nationally: The number of children on waiting lists for daycare centers nationwide slipped below 20,000 for the first time in 10 years, according to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.
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Going forward, advertisers will also be able to manage inventory filters and block lists for entire accounts, instead of having to apply to one campaign at a time, which Facebook said was a request made by advertisers.
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The NRA, gun makers, and gun rights issues do not even show up on the OpenSecrets website lists for top lobbying firms, top lobbying sectors, top lobbying issues, or top lobbying industries for the years 22014-2017.
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The album peaked at number three on the British charts, and it top year-end lists for both the NME and Melody Maker and came in an impressive 19963nd in the Village Voice's Pazz and Jop critics poll.
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On the low end, a factory-sealed third-generation iPod shuffle can draw nearly $1,000 in online auctions, while a second-generation, still-boxed iPod classic with a moving wheel lists for almost $20,000, according to The Guardian.
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At the time, thousands of people were on waiting lists for housing or were living in poor conditions, and by squatting, Morris and others called attention to the fact that properties remained vacant even as people were homeless.
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Not only would this effectively doom the chances of the hundreds of thousands of disabled adults now on waiting lists for in-home supports, but it would likely result in considerable service cutbacks to those now receiving care.
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Concerns about China's policy making ability have shot to the top of global investors' risk lists for 2016 after a renewed plunge in its stock markets and yuan currency stoked worries that the economy may be rapidly deteriorating.
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In the leadup to Sunday's Australian Grand Prix, the three-times champion Briton, and other leading drivers, were asked for their wish-lists for the championship and Hamilton had little hesitation championing a more inclusive track-side environment.
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Because of Cudmore's infectious original, and flips from his two pals, the EP turned out to be one the biggest dancefloor records of 2016, making top tracks of the year lists for this very publication and Resident Advisor.
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Amid the continued controversy, we are mining our notebooks and our contact lists for people and documents to help us better understand the newest justice and what the fight over his confirmation says about our current cultural moment.
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"They're for all the things I don't look at that often," says Hindmarch, who keeps lists for holidays she'd like to take, presents for her family, restaurants she'd like to try and box sets she wants to watch.
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My once modest neighborhood has skyrocketing home prices — a small three-bedroom that eight years ago cost $500,000 now lists for $1.3 million, while roughly 28,000 homeless people sleep on the streets in the Bay Area each night.
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His political difficulties are not over, however, and he acknowledged to French journalists this week that he was still "walking on ice" even as the Yellow Vests have begun to form candidate lists for the coming European elections.
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She claimed the incident occurred at a Playboy Mansion summer party and Cosby had an alibi that he was out of town, plus he was not on the guest lists for any events at the Mansion that summer.
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While the membership lists for Trump's courses are kept secret, USA Today dug through a United States Golf Association (USGA) handicap database and a horde of social media posts to figure out who belonged to the president's namesake courses.
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Keep an eye on breads, sauces and condiments by searching ingredient lists for names such as high fructose corn syrup, dextrose, glucose, sucrose or other words ending in "ose," evaporated cane juice, brown rice syrup, malt syrup and molasses.
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It's also not breaking out any numbers yet for Pro, the $29/month tier that Crunchbase launched in September 2016 for power users with features like advanced search, trend analytics, and lists for tracking industries, people, companies, and investors.
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"Waiting lists for behavioral therapy are sometimes 18 months long, and families often have to navigate the complexity of the healthcare system on their own to find help," said senior study author Dennis Wall of Stanford University in California.
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Since then, HudMo's name has appeared on credit-lists for other heavyweights like Drake and—despite being choosey with his clients—he's become one of the most distinctive and sought after figures at the top table of rap production.
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Why this matters: If pigs from such embryos could survive with human organs growing inside them it would open up the possibility of harvesting human organs for transplant that could end the backlog of waiting lists for such organs.
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Heavily represented on VICE's 100 best albums and songs of 2019 lists for Sli'mere, his excellent collaboration with producer Pi'erre Bourne, the Atlanta rapper didn't waste any time releasing a tape full of more tranced-out raps on Anyways.
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A source with knowledge about the situation said Facebook plans on fully launching pre-ad-campaign lists for those two products by the end of Q1, while post-campaign lists should be available to all advertisers by mid-2018.
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"Our detainee interviews and review of medical records revealed that detainees are placed on wait lists for months and, sometimes, years to receive basic dental care, resulting in tooth loss and unnecessary extractions in some cases," the report says.
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"They are making those decisions based on their own political interests," said Zhao, when asked about why the UWSA and some of its leaders were listed in U.S. Treasury Department sanctions lists for alleged involvement in the drugs trade.
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The NHL announced this week that, after three weeks of getting hammered by fans, media, and even some of their own teams, they would go ahead and make the protected lists for this year's expansion draft public after all. Yay?
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From start to finish, 22016 has delivered plenty of surprises to the world, so it should come as no shock that some of the year's most hotly-debated topics made an appearance in Google's annual "Year in Search" lists for 2016.
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In some ways, deploying campaign email lists for broader community organizing harks back to the idea behind former President Barack Obama's Organizing for America — which not only assembled to elect the first black president but had community organizing ambitions beyond that.
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But a growing and ageing population means waiting lists for operations have grown and half of health centers have to cover doctor shortages with temporary staff, according to a report by the Swedish Agency for Health and Care Services Analysis.
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Participants' shifting views on health care -- an issue which consistently ranks at the top of voters' priority lists for 2020 -- demonstrates how participants moved away from proposals at the far ends of the ideological scale and gravitated toward compromise positions.
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On the call, "we were told we would no longer be asking for customer lists for foreign correspondent banking relationships for the banks we oversee," said one official who was on the call but not authorized to speak to the media.
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Oh, and it's also collecting phone numbers and email addresses for some purpose—which certainly couldn't be the usage of official White House resources to add names to donor and get-out-the-vote lists for Trump's 2020 re-election campaign.
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Create long-term mailing lists for absentee voters: The idea behind absentee ballot standing requests is that when a voter requests an absentee ballot in a given year, authorities then continue to automatically send them absentee ballots into the future.
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To highlight both the absurdity of creating these lists for artists and also the contradictory desire within young artists to be part of them, Brooklyn gallery VICTORI + MO has organized a 30-person group exhibition cheekily titled 30 Under 30ish.
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He said there were 30 families living on the site when the city first ordered its closure in 2014, all on low incomes and with nowhere else to go in a city with long waiting lists for government-subsidized affordable housing.
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Ms. Fonda introduced her own line of luxe exercise apparel in 1984, after her workout book and its video adaptation, both fronted by an image of her in this black and red leotard, had dominated best-seller lists for years.
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According to the Center for American Progress, in 2011, 22 states had waiting lists for child care assistance, and just one in seven children who qualify for a direct child care subsidy in their state or community actually receives it.
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Related: Helping kids 'sow' goals for the new year One item on the lists for all age groups is talking to a parent or trusted adult when the child feels scared, lonely or confused or has to make a difficult decision.
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Jay Inslee, a Democrat, would effectively provide free or reduced tuition for lower- and middle-income students attending community colleges and public institutions, provide new funding for strapped community colleges and eliminate wait lists for financial aid beginning in 2020.
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This pair of 18-year-olds — Hughes, who was born in Florida and now lives in Michigan, and Kakko, a native of Turku, Finland — have shared space at the top of most N.H.L. draft ranking lists for the past year.
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The new measurement is expected to greatly open private-sector medical care to veterans in both rural communities and high-traffic urban areas, a goal conservatives have long pushed, especially after a 2015 scandal over hidden waiting lists for care.
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They were Indian-American professionals in a Dallas suburb with advanced degrees in electrical engineering and computer science who prepared word lists for him; his mother designed software applications so he could test and review about 1,000 words per hour.
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Instead of waiting until the last minute (and risking some items selling out), Walmart has already rolled back the prices on a ton of toys — most of which are on the "top toys of 2019" lists for Walmart, Amazon, or Target.
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Both campaigns invested heavily in digital fundraising infrastructure and both are for the first time tapping their existing email lists for presidential donations — as is O'Rourke, whose email list was freshly built during his close Senate loss against Republican Sen.
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"There has been increased interest in this title over the last 72 hours, with the book sitting on the top of our Best Sellers lists for Books, Kindle Books, and Audible," a representative from Amazon tells CNBC Make It Friday.
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But Chanel's out-of-step attitude was not a drag on the business, Pavlovsky said, adding that the label, founded by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel in 1910, was reaching an increasingly young audience and had waiting lists for best-selling bags.
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A few years ago, in a study for the Sundance Institute and Women in Film Los Angeles, dozens of film industry buyers and sellers were asked to name female directors that would be on the consideration lists for movie projects.
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A Secret Service agent then was notified after the receptionist checked all of the access lists for Mar-a-Lago to confirm whether Zhang was approved to be on the property, and found that she was not authorized, according to the complaint.
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Nintendo Switch, $299, available at AmazonThe game console topping wish-lists for the past couple years is the Nintendo Switch, which is innovative for its ability to be played in and out of the home, with a single player or multiple players.
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In the new study, 1,025 patients at 22 medical centers who had an incompatible donor were compared to an equal number of patients who remained on waiting lists for an organ or who had an organ from a deceased but compatible donor.
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The company is expanding both the Shopping list and To-Do list functionality to allow Alexa device owners to create their own lists for any purpose – beyond just things they need to pick up at the store, for example, or their everyday tasks.
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David P. Gelios, the special agent in charge of the F.B.I.'s Detroit office, which is leading the investigation, said on Thursday that Mr. Ftouhi was on not any law enforcement watch lists for terrorist suspects in the United States or Canada.
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The Carpetbagger Barry Jenkins has drawn tremendous reviews (and the top spot on a number of year's best lists) for his tender film "Moonlight," about a young black boy, Chiron, who is gay, growing up in the impoverished Liberty City neighborhood of Miami.
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In fact, the House bill does more than make broad-based Medicaid cuts — it also eliminates, by 2020, a part of the ACA specifically designed to help states end waiting lists for community-based care: the Community First Choice State Plan Option.
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Parents want to be able to co-manage wish lists for their kids, while others – like friends, couples, party planners, family and friends – have also wanted to team up on lists of gift ideas for special occasions, such as birthdays, holidays, and various celebrations.
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You can find low airfare for trips to parts of the United States you've never visited but have had on your bucket lists for years, like Austin, TX; Portland, OG; or Long Beach, CA. Another possibility is leaving the country, perhaps for somewhere warm.
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The Core i133 / 16GB RAM / 512GB SSD / 4K display configuration I've been testing (which lists for an eye-watering $2,100) has been able to handle all of my productivity needs without blinking, and I'm confident the Core i5 processor would have little issues, either.
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You totally judged your friends who made nine-page wish lists for their parents back in the day, but now you know: Having someone tell you exactly what they want (right down to the retailer and pricing) makes the whole process that much easier.
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It is also the case that Republicans in Congress have moved to block Democratic proposals to block gun sales to people on federal no-fly lists for those suspected of terror links, citing the rights of those who may be on such lists by mistake.
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Market sources had said Zerpa plus committee head and Venezuelan Vice President Tareck El Aissami, who are both on U.S. sanctions lists for corruption and drug-trafficking accusations respectively, would sit out the meeting to allay any fears about legal repercussions for anyone meeting them.
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Mr. Rojas and others are quick to note that incentives are not the problem: Educational programs are so popular that more than 15,000 federal inmates are on waiting lists for high school equivalency diploma and literacy programs, according to a 2016 Justice Department report.
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Still, the tension likely will continue because league rules are less clear on other ways teams control access, such as email lists for team news and other forums in which a coach or player might speak to reporters invited at the discretion of team executives.
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The suit claims that Mr. Akhmetshin stole passport information, emails and personal contact lists for executives within I.M.R., along with bank account information; loan agreements; business strategy documents; board meeting minutes; drafts of market-sensitive documents; and financial forecasts and projections for the company.
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Tesla Model S. The long-range Model S lists for $78,000 and offers 373 miles of range, while the performance trim is $100,000, but with 348 miles and a 0-60 mph time of 2.4 seconds and yes, you read that 0-60 time right.
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A state GOP spokesperson told VICE News that hundreds of people reached out to volunteer for the rally, and the state party hosted a massive training Monday night to teach them how to gather names and build lists for the Republicans to use next year.
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We've spent hours leafing through the books, which are written in Latin and Old Dutch, and have discovered ingredient lists for beers brewed in previous centuries, the hops used, the types of barrels and bottles, and even a list of the actual beers produced centuries ago.
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At the time, the company noted that the issue it was trying to solve was mostly about building a more performant framework for displaying the Facebook News Feed, which tends to be more complex than the scrollable lists for which the standard Android tools are optimized.
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Johns Hopkins said it was set to perform the first kidney and liver transplants between H.I.V.-positive donors and H.I.V.-positive patients in the United States, a development that advocates said could create a lifesaving pipeline for H.I.V. patients while shortening organ donor waiting lists for all.
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BOTTLENECK At the moment, long waiting lists for new electric cars in Norway mean that people who obtain a new model in high demand, such as a Tesla Model 3 or Hyundai Kona, can potentially re-sell it above list prices that are already higher than elsewhere.
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"I've seen the good, the bad and the ugly," Moulton, an Iraq war vet, said of his time on a health plan through the VA. He praised the system for its ability to negotiate and lower prescription drug prices, but also talked about veterans on waiting lists for care.
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He said he did not know if it would put same-sex couples at the end of waiting lists for children who were wards of the state, or if officials would have to show they had searched for a heterosexual couple before placing a child with a gay couple.
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All the couples (who are still getting to know each other) live together in sterile apartments, draft up guest lists for their weddings, attend respective wedding dress and suit fittings, and have combined bachelor and bachelorette parties with their fellow contestants (whom they are still getting to know).
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"Growbots' AI algorithms will generate tailored contact lists for your team in minutes, run all of your outreach campaigns, optimize team/individual results, and manage their inboxes, so each person can focus entirely on talking to potential customers," the company's CEO and co-founder Greg Pietruszynski told us.
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Like homes, schools are quickly picking up on the benefits of smart speaker deployment, and using AskMyClass teachers now can let those speakers handle a range of daily tasks, from vocabulary reviews to refocusing exercises — the software can even take notes and make lists for teachers on the go.
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It was that hefty Bergman box (which lists for nearly $300) that had Killebrew up late the night before its release scouring websites, calling local stores, and even contemplating driving to a mall about an hour away from his home in Smithton, Illinois, just to secure his copy.
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Bhegani was arrested later at Esshak's home in Accrington, before Dutch investigators raided properties linked to him in the Netherlands and found a load of evidence against him, including price lists for drugs and SIM cards and phones that had been used to contact drivers and the gang's customers.
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At least 22021,277 babies and toddlers are on waiting lists for publicly subsidized day care in Japan, and the government says it needs to create hundreds of thousands more slots in less than two years — a giant undertaking that depends on finding tens of thousands of new teachers.
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New York City is in the grips of an affordable housing crunch for seniors — the latest data shows an estimated 963,000 low-income seniors were on waiting lists for federally subsidized housing in 2016 citywide — and middle-income seniors are also struggling to find homes that fit their needs.
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Boucher also had her black attaché case of paperwork on funeral planning, which included a few funeral-home price lists for cremation and other services, as well as the files of 283 or so clients who had already made plans for Boucher to help with their bodies after death.
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The world's richest people spend much of their time working to earn their fortunes, but there's always time for fun, especially when they appear on the guest lists for the most prominent film festivals, yacht shows, polo matches, football and soccer games, and tennis tournaments around the world.
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A Chinese microblog forum was flooded with pictures of people holding up their stock market wish-lists for Liu - from the technical, such as reviving the suppressed index futures market, to the direct: "Surpass 6,124", demanded one woman, referring to the record high the Shanghai Composite Index struck in 2007.
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The iAuditor app aims to replace paper-based check-lists for safety inspections, to not only speed up checks and make them more efficient but also to enable companies to centralize inspection data so it can be analyzed and benchmarked, and so that risks can be flagged in real-time.
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Insider spoke to three interior designers about what Target items they&aposd put on their wish lists for 2019: Maggie Griffin, founder and principal designer of Maggie Griffin Design; Windy O&aposConnor, founder of Windy O&aposConnor Art & Home; and Abbe Fenimore, founder and principal designer of Studio Ten 25.
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He's won titles in four different weight classes—from middleweight to heavyweight—making him the first fighter in 106 to accomplish such a feat, and was the most dominate force in the sport from the mid-90s to early 2000s, topping most boxing experts' pound-for-pound lists for over a decade.
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This week I wrote the obituary of Sylvia Plath, the poet and the author of "The Bell Jar" (a staple of high school and college reading lists), for our Overlooked series, about women who deserved an obituary in The New York Times at the time of their death but did not get one.
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You might not be able to plan for every little hiccup that can happen, but Dr. Amsellem says that you can mange your stress by making lists for all the things you need to do and pack, checking your list off in increments, and not saving everything for the last minute (or trying not to).
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Her asymmetrical, edible sculptures have landed her on "30 Under 30" lists for the Times and Forbes, and in places like Berlin, where she once filled a gallery in Neukölln with a forest of branches laden with Turkish simit and dense German Dinkelbrot to represent the uneasy symbiosis of the neighborhood's two dominant cultures.
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Starting shortly after the election, some members of the conservative media broached a new and particularly disingenuous line of attack against the Affordable Care Act: They claimed that by incentivizing states to expand Medicaid for working-age adults, the law had diverted funds away from people with disabilities, making waiting lists for community care longer.
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"Since we do build up waiting lists for programs that we support, it has been more of a focus to build density in areas where we already support programs, rather than starting in new areas, so that we can support the families that have already come to Wonderschool to find a program for their child," he told TechCrunch.
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"I'm always scouring all the blogs, Instagrams, book lists for books that I want to read, and my best friend and I were like, why don't we just put all of our favorites in one place," Roberts said earlier this month during an interview at the new Pinterest Workshop at the company's headquarters in San Francisco.
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Security startups are not always very forthcoming with their customer lists (for good reason, as you can probably guess), but to give you an idea of how vArmour is growing, the company currently has some 165 customers globally covering 100,000 virtual machines, Eades told me, with categories covered including financial institutions, government agencies, healthcare companies, retailers and carriers.
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Who: Colleen Kratofil, Style Writer-Reporter Where: Youngstown, Ohio All week, the PeopleStyle team has been sharing their holiday packing lists for their tropical and exotic holiday getaways to Sea Island, Georgia and Nepal, but for my contribution, I have a much more pared-down list, in fact, I'm almost exclusively packing sweats for my holiday at home.
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But "Super Mario Odyssey" does just that, building on timeless platforming fundamentals to create an incredibly fresh-faced game that innovates and moves the franchise forward in a way we haven't seen since "Super Mario 64" - and, just like its Nintendo 64 predecessor, it's a safe bet that we'll still be seeing "Odyssey" on "best of" lists for decades to come.
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Night Shyamalan's 2008 film The Happening was, in fact, actually nominated for multiple Razzies that year.) The best worst horror movies make these "awesomely terrible" lists for a good number of reasons, not least of all because many of them involve plots that are so implausible as to be laughable (see: Jaws 3-D or Wicker Man, starring Nicholas Cage).
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"The A.C.A.,'' she said, "moved millions of working-age, nondisabled adults into a program that was created to care for seniors in need, pregnant mothers, children and people with disabilities, stretching the safety net for some of our most fragile populations, many of whom are still on waiting lists for critical home-care services while states enroll millions of newly eligible able-bodied adults.''
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Her numbered lists for addressing rape, which she believed was a prerequisite for insuring the freedom of women, comprise a rigorous program of simple definitions and actionable recommendations; her suggestions for overhauling intercourse—which to her was not necessarily rape, though she said that rape is the prevailing model for intercourse, and the relentlessness of her thinking leaves few options not to interpret her that way—are mostly vague or absurd.
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Published in Hebrew in March, the book has topped Israel's nonfiction best-seller lists for weeks, and has driven a national discussion right at a charged moment: as Israel is observing the 50th anniversary of its victory in the June 1967 Middle East war, and the 50th year of its occupation of the territories where most of the world wants to see the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
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Darkly handsome in his glory years, always suave and impeccably tailored, an amusing and witty man who frequently poked fun at himself, Mr. Lane unapologetically wanted the best of everything — from the luxurious duplex apartment in a Stanford White mansion on Park Avenue to a coveted place on the "A" guest lists for all the best parties everywhere, be they in the United States, England, France, Italy or Spain.
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Released this November, Love Is The Key To The City is a mini-album of sorts, with its six track length making it almost as long as anything G.O.O.D Music put out this year, and its expansive scope—one that forges a new relationship between classical and PC music—is up there with anything you're going to be seeing on the year-end lists for the albums proper.
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