"In China, when these things happen, it is when very high technology gets into the hands of very low-level bureaucrats, and by low level I mean low level of intelligence," Ms. Hung said.
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The website adds that mixed low-level radioactive waste can contain both hazardous waste and low-level radioactive waste.
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He started paying all the low-level salaries of low-level people, and all the high-level salaries of high-level people.
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The report also noted the "low level of effectiveness" in prosecutions and seizures and an "extremely low level of effectiveness" in punishing corruption.
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Mixed low-level waste requires treatment prior to disposal and a more protective disposal method than low-level waste, according to the governor's statement.
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And this would punish low-level dealers, not the higher-ups that drive the drug trade — adding to the US prison population of low-level drug offenders.
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"As a result of the presence of the hazardous component, mixed low-level radioactive waste is regulated and managed separately from low-level radioactive waste," the site says.
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These include a comparatively low level of household indebtedness, initially low level of Austrian prices, and of mortgage loans relative to GDP and as a share of bank's core capital.
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" 'Low level volunteer named George' Claim Trump, after hours of silence about Papadopoulos, slammed his former foreign policy adviser as a "young, low level volunteer named George" who "few people knew.
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He pointed to his decisions to stop prosecuting most low-level marijuana cases, create a program aimed at helping people clear warrants for low-level offenses, and devote resources to reversing wrongful convictions.
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"We're coming back from a really low level," he said.
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It is a constant low level of waste and wear.
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That makes it easier for even low-level victims — i.e.
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Labor costs accelerated but still remained at a low level.
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Now it seems to have stabilized at a low level.
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Having a low level of financial literacy can be devastating.
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In Chernobyl, there's a very low level of residual radiation.
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CYBG's asset quality is healthy, with low level of arrears.
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Thrangrycat is a "low level" attack — and when computer people say "low level," they don't mean inconsequential, they mean it reaches deep inside the infrastructure, it's getting close to the bones of computing itself.
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What had become a low-level threat became more serious again.
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It was a relatively low level of spending, only around $30
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Driving behind people leaves me in constant, low-level seething rage.
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The smaller ones are JTAG connectors used for low-level debugging.
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Inside the city his men grapple with a low-level insurgency.
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A low level correlates with a mandate for the status quo.
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The source said, however, the nonspecific threat was relatively low level.
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"We saw a fairly low level of Arab representation," he said.
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Why would Mr Putin go after such a low-level operative?
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VD: I think it's still on a quite a low level.
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Cado: Aren't they essentially the low-level enemies in this game?
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Gerald Mastracchio, Sr. and Peter Gilbert were low-level mafia associates.
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But we are absolutely not looking to prosecute low-level folks.
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If anything this is even more true of low-level decisions.
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"We have to try to introduce baseball from a low level."
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Do we know about what's called low-level use of force?
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Contributions to individual candidates are capped at a relatively low level.
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His low-level job ranks just above that of an intern.
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The President called Papadopoulos a "young, low-level volunteer" on Twitter.
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Respond quickly but with moderation to low-level North Korean attacks.
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Among the starkest contrasts is the low level of interest rates.
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GUILFOYLE: I think she has some low-level anxiety about it.
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Low-level marijuana arrests rose 9 percent between 5003 and 2016.
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Other than low-level trauma, bacteria and inflammation cause gum recession.
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The bill includes reductions of sentences for certain low-level crimes.
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The continuing low level of claims suggests a strong labor market.
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"The low level of teacher pay is incredibly concerning," said Startz.
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I don't fuck with low-level shit; I'm bored with it.
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He added that low-level offenders are more often being arrested.
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A cottage industry sprung up in service of low-level fraud.
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These low-level provocations portend greater threats to peace to come.
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In 2010, it took in a low-level detainee from Syria.
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The benchmark rate remains below 1 percent, a very low level.
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It's not just low-level officials who are susceptible to corruption.
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Low-level assembly, packaging and testing work is done in China.
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Tillerson noted the low level of trust between the two countries.
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Instead, construction of new homes remains at an abnormally low level.
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Turkey and the United States routinely share low-level NATO intelligence.
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He went on to talk about ''no IDs'' and low-level arrests.
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But the current administration laughs at that kind of low-level drama.
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She took a low-level temp job, and her situation grew worse.
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Like a low-level Magikarp, the Pokémon series evolves very, very slowly.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) saying she would pardon low-level drug offenders.
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Both vulnerabilities can be exploited by low-level hackers, said Muddy Waters.
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Lead stockpiles have been around a 10-year low level.
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I mean, hopefully not too scared, just a low-level ... It's thriller.
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At the time, he was considered a low-level al Qaeda member.
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Drug users will also be employed as drivers and low-level runners.
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And not just software, but some low-level artificial intelligence systems, too.
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Such a low level of applications suggests companies are cutting few jobs.
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It began with police issuing an arrest warrant for low-level charges.
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This is good: a little low-level truck buzz in the background.
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Ajai Raj, 31, Plano, Texas I'm experiencing this constant, low-level dread.
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Early test results indicated the presence of a low level of legionella.
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The current low level reflects investor concern over the sluggish Taiwanese economy.
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It only works on Android as it requires some low-level modifications.
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Flynn was not a low-level intelligence officer in a vulnerable position.
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It's around $5,700 whereas a low-level hot tub is around $4,000.
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Lowering mandatory minimum sentences for low-level crimes will reduce unnecessary incarceration.
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"The crown has weakened to a surprisingly low level," Oeystein Olsen said.
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And, of course, his newest put-down: "Low-level volunteer" George Papadopoulos.
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At other times low-level harassment and passive-aggressive revenge is involved.
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The low level of volatility in the markets contrasts with supercharged indexes.
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Lead stockpiles MPBSTX-TOTAL have been around a 10-year low level.
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OK. Now find a nice low level while they're lying without speaking.
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Broadly, compensation for top bosses vastly outpaces raises for low-level workers.
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"We need a robot that has this low-level knowledge," Nikolic said.
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The problem with low-level nightmare scenarios is that they're highly theoretical.
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It's all about low-level inflammation that turns into long-term damage.
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They have also insisted that Mr. Papadopoulos was a low-level figure.
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One is a low-level worker with the United Nations in Berlin.
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More scrutiny is in store for the department's low-level arrest tactics.
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Low-level reconnaissance communications appeared, a sure sign that combat was imminent.
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A low-level prospect, Pill was making his second major league start.
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Low-level but highly prolific cyberoperations undermine American economic and social institutions.
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These days, that risk has been fixed at a low level indeed.
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In addition to low-level criminal activity, there were flashes of violence.
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You can act very quickly if you want, a low-level attack.
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Regarding spinning narratives, consider Ben Rhodes—a low-level White House staffer.
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The scandal also led to the firing of thousands of low-level executives.
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We are aiming to get transaction costs down to a very low level.
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When he involves himself in low-level details it's to enhance execution speed.
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Even low-level crafting materials can be combined to make higher level ones.
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Congressional aides, however, said the discussions have been low-level and generally unproductive.
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But a creeping, low level sense of despair has already entered your bones.
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He was released with several other prisoners who were reportedly considered "low-level."
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Previous low-level convictions and arrests for marijuana will be pardoned and expunged.
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With pills and gels, that low level of use translated into no protection.
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"I was pretty low-level when it came to drug abuse," Chase said.
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The families were protesting the low level of state aid to the disabled.
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The group is also fighting a low-level insurgency in north-eastern Kenya.
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But these efforts almost always focus on low-level drug and property offenses.
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They're all saying, you know, it's gotta be at a fairly low level.
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Daily traded volume in Dubai rose by three-fifths from Wednesday's low level.
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Another 3 million low-level supervisors oversee workers who don't earn low wages.
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"political development" at a low level that could be reaped by a national
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It was at the low level of 10.85 on Wednesday, up 0.8 percent.
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Nixon's dirty tricksters didn't mindlessly expose the private data of low-level staff.
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Bose describes the Low level of noise cancellation as ideal for windy environments.
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"There is a low level of trust between our two countries," Tillerson said.
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Such fronts can enhance low level wind shear, elevating the threat for tornadoes.
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Islamic State has also claimed at least two low-level attacks in Kenya.
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Rwanda also set up community courts to prosecute thousands of low level suspects.
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This is as true of high-level discussions as of low-level decisions.
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Many states have eliminated prison sentences for low-level or non-violent offenders.
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The results show a steady, relatively low level of public interest in education.
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Lynas has said the low-level radioactive waste is not hazardous, Reuters reported.
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For many, their most serious offense is a low-level, nonviolent drug charge.
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"All they do is fire the low-level employees," Warren said to CNBC.
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Mr. Santos said that all but low-level fighters would be held accountable.
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Four Special Operations C-130s flying at low level: what an impressive sight!
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But Nemtsov's supporters said Dadayev and the others were only low-level operatives.
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Sports cause people to change their priorities, even at a low-level school.
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Low-level offenders are now released on probation or diverted to local jails.
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That could be charged as a low-level felony, or as a misdemeanor.
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Memory leaks are sort of the canonical error associated with low-level programming.
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This obviously gets a lot trickier, politically, than addressing low-level drug offenses.
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Rates are now at 2%, an already very low level by historical standards.
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A growing number of states are including some low-level, non-violent felonies.
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The remaining are property crimes, public order offenses, and other low-level violations.
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He emphasized reconciliation, even raising the possibility of amnesties for low-level criminals.
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Saudi Arabia also runs a custodial rehabilitation program for low-level Islamist extremists.
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The Brooklyn district attorney's office has suspended prosecution of some low-level crimes.
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Most rich countries should be able to achieve a low level of infections.
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J. B. Pritzker granted more than 11,000 pardons for low-level marijuana convictions.
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Mick typically handled low-level drug cases, burglaries, custody suits, divorces, and evictions.
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One apparently low-level Iranian attack has already sought to avenge General Suleimani.
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He also proposed legislation that would grant amnesty to low-level drug offenders.
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The Department of Justice, for instance, ended mandatory sentences on low-level offenders.
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"Non-target species can be affected at a very low level," says Tompkins.
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He says volatility is about to go up from its historically low level.
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Saudi Arabia also operates a custodial rehabilitation program for low-level Islamist radicals.
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They noted that his military contacts appeared to be low-level service members.
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It's not necessarily the low-level routine jobs that they're most excited about automating.
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Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson wants to focus less on low-level marijuana charges.
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"Currently, interest rates in major developed economies are at a low level," SAFE said.
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Interest rates are still very low, so we're coming off a very low level.
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My brother didn't deserve to be on Rikers for such a low-level offense.
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In February, Erdogan said Turkey has maintained low level contact with the Damascus government.
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People interact with low-level robots and start to treat them like they're people.
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But low-level things like memory and data types are fundamental to programming machines.
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" "It's hard to have sex with someone you are constantly low level furious with.
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If you don't have a low level background you probably aren't playing with them.
|
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Such tattoos are positively associated with low-level offences, but negatively associated with homicide.
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Generally speaking, companies fire low-level employees who do this, so consider yourself warned.
|
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A digital portal for basic interactions with the state has curbed low-level corruption.
|
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This includes some very low-level personnel who have access to extraordinarily sensitive information.
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"The current low level of interest rates is helping the Australian economy," Lowe said.
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The ratio reflects the low level of minimum guarantees embedded in Poste Vita's products.
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The iPhone X, which scans your face while emitting low-level non-ionizing radiation.
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He's the indispensable right hand of a low-level but beloved criminal defense attorney.
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But then airlines got cheap and stopped the bidding process at a low level.
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He was like a low-level villain from another game turned into a lead.
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He thus was an "owner-operator," the chief said, not a low-level runner.
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Many Filipinos are at daily risk of both street violence and low-level corruption.
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There's a very low level of knowledge, and an under-provision of psychological services.
|
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Officers may also divert youth who commit low level offenses to community diversion programs.
|
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Research shows that longer sentences can often increase recidivism, especially for low-level offenders.
|
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"He did very low-level work," Trump said in an interview with Fox News.
|
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ISIS propaganda material encourages low-level tactics like the use of vehicles and knives.
|
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These recent incidents follow decades of low-level harassment of U.S. Embassy staff overseas.
|
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Donkeys are considered low-level creatures, often abused, or slaughtered for gelatin or meat.
|
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Such actions walk the line between harassment and low-level state-versus-state conflict.
|
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Officials in many jurisdictions have been rethinking their approaches to low-level nonviolent offenses.
|
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It's about Mitch McConnell and the brand of low-level politics he stands for.
|
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A renegade group of police and low-level military officers were in open rebellion.
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It's this low level, oppressive policing of communities on the basis of marijuana possession.
|
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This low level of inclusion and diversity does not translate to equity in policy.
|
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Really just a lot of low-level executives and local politicians, if you will.
|
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Both concern low-level hoods and draw on the personal history of their directors.
|
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York suggested abandoning prison sentences for low-level offenses.
|
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He also nurtured a heroin habit and engaged in constant low-level criminal activity.
|
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And a checker would give the editor much less information about low-level problems.
|
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Even a low-level enemy can defeat an overconfident player who isn't paying attention.
|
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It is associated with the effects one would expect from low-level physical abuse.
|
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Critics have said the FSKN was focusing more on low-level users than traffickers.
|
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Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson wants to focus less on low-level marijuana charges.
|
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"It's a very low level of real crude exports," said one of the sources.
|
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Even relatively low-level ward councilors have bodyguards, and many politicians carry guns themselves.
|
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Ukraine has become a low-level battleground, with ground skirmishes and a daily cyberconflict.
|
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"For some people, low-level white noise really helps their mind breathe," he explained.
|
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The perpetrator: a low-level soldier who is now in Sweden as a refugee.
|
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Defense lawyers argue that the system still criminalizes far too many low-level offenses.
|
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It is all part of a low-level, daily cyberconflict between the two countries.
|
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As a result, Southern blacks were left out, except for low-level vocational training.
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It's the sort of constant low-level surveillance that only a machine can perform.
|
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Capital market debt funding has been rising in EMs but from a low level.
|
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But Russian officials have been mediating low-level talks between the Kurds and Damascus.
|
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It is designed to withstand a massive attack like a low-level rocket grenade.
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THE GERMAN YIELD IS WAY DOWN AT A RIDICULOUSLY LOW LEVEL BECAUSE IT'S MANIPULATED.
|
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Focusing on low-risk, low-level offenders is not the way to do so.
|
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I've seen many low-level, non-violent drug offenders receive more time behind bars.
|
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Mr. Préval worked in low-level government positions, including in the agency overseeing mining.
|
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"This was a shocking and unprecedented intervention in a low-level review," Spencer said.
|
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At this point, it's a two-man race for the low-level leadership job.
|
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He vowed, for example, to legalize marijuana and offer amnesty to low-level offenders.
|
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The fact that the low level of realized volatility (which is distinct from, but largely explains, the low level of expected future volatility portrayed by the VIX) comes amid potentially anxiety-making world events leaves Repetto reaching for market structure-based causes.
|
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On top of the concerning headline reading, Markit noted that firms expressed a relatively low level of optimism towards the 12-month business outlook in December with the reading sitting only marginally above the record low level hit just two months earlier.
|
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Bangladesh has always been vulnerable because of the low level of education, lack of employment.
|
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The fact that a low-level person might have asked the question shouldn't surprise anybody.
|
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However, some say that the low level of anxiety implied by the VIX is justified.
|
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But once these low-level acts are defined as hate crimes, then they get attention.
|
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Anonymous' training operations could cause an increase in the volume of worldwide low-level attacks.
|
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Saddam was driven from Kuwait and defeated with a surprisingly low level of allied casualties.
|
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Deutsche Bank shares touched a record low level during trade, closing over 6 percent down.
|
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This low level of engagement has made the product less and less useful for recruiting.
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That's a significant drain on federal resources in order to round up low-level offenders.
|
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Ticket inspectors, for instance, those low-level enforcers of our own grotty 21st-century fascism.
|
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The police have said the shooting stemmed from a dispute over low-level drug dealing.
|
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Even when a person's motives are perfectly innocent, low-level behaviors can still be harmful.
|
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No country has experienced such a steep decline, and from a low level to boot.
|
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"The low level of interest rates is continuing to support the Australian economy," Lowe repeated.
|
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Far too many of France's most marginalized people are jailed for low-level drug offenses.
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As part of his sentence, Weiner has been designated as a low-level sex offender.
|
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Sentencing reform focuses on reducing harsh sentences for low-level, nonviolent crimes — often drug crimes.
|
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Raqqa's ISIS leadership has fled, according to activists, leaving behind a low-level command structure.
|
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It's completely normal to spend every day of your life in constant, low level fear.
|
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"The outlook continues to be supported by the low level of interest rates," he said.
|
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The guidelines will help low-level nuclear power reactors meet the requirements for being decommissioned.
|
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The vast majority are those whom Mr Xi calls "flies", or wayward low-level ones.
|
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In most cases, they are low-level drug carriers or mules, selected for their expendability.
|
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Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg received a similarly low level of support from outsiders.
|
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The article further states that most of these granted clemency were low level drug offenders.
|
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There's a connection between overpolicing—excessive low-level enforcement—and the rates of police shootings.
|
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City Hall is used for a downtown community court, where low-level offenses are adjudicated.
|
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Perhaps most important, locking up low-level offenders for long prison sentences doesn't reduce crime.
|
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Only 2.9 billion shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange, a very low level.
|
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" Trump also sought to downplay his former advisers' role, calling him "young" and "low level.
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The continued low level of jobless claims reflects how employers are holding onto their workers.
|
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This is where the combination of moisture and low level cold air will be maximized.
|
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The low level of return on equity also prevents the European banks from raising capital.
|
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The low level of claims suggests strong job growth despite hurricane-related disruptions in September.
|
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A coalition of private funders chipped in to keep it going at a low level.
|
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Low-level legal advisors, general counsels, assistant administrators and undersecretaries for marketing and regulatory programs.
|
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"Foundation" operatives carry out low-level infiltration, like buying coke from a dealer in public.
|
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Unlike the Oculus, Samsung, and HTC headset there's a low level of commitment with Cardboard.
|
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The hearing is often used as an alternative to criminal prosecution for low-level crimes.
|
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I've experienced sexism firsthand as both a very low level BJJ competitor and a writer.
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Yael: Maybe FBI would follow with one car if it was just low-level surveillance?
|
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Most of your low-level anxiety centers around the three A's: Authenticity, Algorithms, and Alfie.
|
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It's not even an actual triathlon – it's about as low-level as I could get.
|
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The President says Cohen was a low-level employee who once did him a favor.
|
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And, nationally, about one in four prisoners are behind bars for low-level drug offenses.
|
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And Sessions stresses the importance of imposing harsher penalties even for low-level drug offenses.
|
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As a low-level arithmophobic, I won't pretend to have followed Farid's every mathematical leap.
|
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Poll respondents from Angola reported a very low level of freedom to make life choices.
|
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District attorneys in Brooklyn, Dallas County and elsewhere no longer prosecute low-level marijuana cases.
|
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Some low-level officers have moved against Mr. Maduro, but the rest have remained loyal.
|
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But even with those numbers, they face an extremely low level of seats in Congress.
|
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In some counties, police are issuing citations for low-level crimes instead of arresting people.
|
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It should be someone low level in the campaign as to not send any signal.
|
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The United States sent only a low-level delegation to the Chinese navy anniversary events.
|
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China will reduce automobile tariffs to a very low level over the next five years.
|
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In Brooklyn, at least 20,000 people have a low-level marijuana conviction dating to 1990.
|
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The low level is intended to encourage borrowing and risk-taking, driving faster economic growth.
|
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Employment figures continued to rise, and the unemployment rate remained stable at a low level.
|
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To support changes that would jail fewer low-level offenders because they cannot afford bond.
|
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The intrusion was consistent with the work of low-level nationalist Iranian hackers, experts said.
|
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The core of the problem with the primary system is the low level of turnout.
|
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Hackers will start by targeting low-level employees, then "moving laterally" to compromise executives' accounts.
|
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He soon found himself essentially reporting to a low-level employee at an outside vendor.
|
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That time a "low level volunteer named George" sat between the next president & attorney general.
|
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That is intended to limit strikes targeting generic groups of suspected low-level foot soldiers.
|
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"No job is too 'low level' or unimportant for anyone to help with," he writes.
|
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In Houston, the district attorney will no longer press charges in low-level marijuana cases.
|
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"This was a shocking and unprecedented intervention in a low-level review," Mr. Spencer wrote.
|
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One potential sales limitation — concerns about low-level radiation — have always trailed the smartphone market.
|
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The country also achieves good health status at relatively low level of health spending (OECD).
|
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This is a consistent problem I found in my investigation into low-level police stops.
|
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Your router runs low-level software called firmware which essentially controls everything the router does.
|
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Many are locked up for low-level crimes — loitering, littering, criminal trespassing, and drug possession.
|
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So how are low-level offenses related to a disproportionate percentage of officer-involved killings?
|
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But the indictments only describe interactions between Russian agents and relatively low-level campaign workers.
|
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And of the Ring-attributable arrests that did happen, many were for low-level non-violent property crimes: Of the arrests that police connected to Ring, most were for low-level non-violent property crimes, according to interviews and police records reviewed by NBC.
|
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On February 10th, a court sentenced one of the party's former low-level fixers for corruption.
|
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Five other low-level former Dewey & LeBoeuf employees pleaded guilty to charges and agreed to testify.
|
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"The low level of interest rates is continuing to support the Australian economy," the RBA said.
|
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The probability of the U.S. entering a recession remains at a low level of 18.5 percent.
|
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The probability of the U.S. entering a recession remains at a low level of 2400 percent.
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They sink to a low level, becoming mouthpieces for the misogynistic edges of the gay community.
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It should be someone low level in the campaign so as to not send any signal.
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Their role as "low-level" policemen have led them to become reviled by some citizens, however.
|
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The bill would also give judges greater discretion on sentencing for low level drug related crimes.
|
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Still, most of the higher level traffickers elude capture, while prisons fill with low-level offenders.
|
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Workers in mid-level digital jobs earned $48,274 and low-level digital jobs were paid $30,393.
|
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The group is also fighting a low-level insurgency across the border in north-eastern Kenya.
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As a relatively new vegan, soy is a constant, low-level source of anxiety for me.
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Sam Lessin wasn't a low-level engineer who worked for a couple of months at Facebook.
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There seems to be some low-level stalking going on, but Martin is nothing but polite.
|
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Its fighters still murder village elders, extort money and wage a low-level war of attrition.
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However, there have been a number of low-level attacks by anarchist groups in recent years.
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A fine for a first-time, low-level offense is obviously a better deal than jail.
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They have also expressed concerns that the law could be used unfairly against low-level employees.
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Among students with violated expectations, the medium transparency level increased trust relative to the low level.
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On Monday, police went to Korryn Gaines's apartment with an arrest warrant over low-level offenses.
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I pretended to be everything from a low-level shoplifter to a middle-market drug dealer.
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This kind of high-level and low-level corruption was the rule, and not the exception.
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" The series did also feature a low-level dealer in the fictional Barksdale organization called "Bodie.
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Hands up if 2017 has hummed with the low-level white noise of stress for you.
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This low-level security is why the face recognition is not used to authenticate Samsung Pay.
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"Admittedly this is coming from a low level, but there is something developing here," Anzengruber said.
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No one pushes them to broaden vocabulary, turbocharge reading rates and master low-level math procedures.
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But are borderland authorities tracing the phones of migrants and low-level guides on the move?
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Mr. Cervantes, a construction worker, pleaded guilty to an identity theft offense, a low-level felony.
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It should be someone low level in the Campaign so as not to send any signal.
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Even as the Katrina refugees gradually left Houston, the emphasis on low-level drug enforcement remained.
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It should be someone low level in the campaign so as not to send a signal.
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But, right now, Krazy-8 is just a low-level drug dealer hoping to impress Tuco.
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You may not be able buy these things, but hey, neither can the low-level millionaire.
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"He served 22 years of life sentence for low level drug case," the reality star wrote.
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Mattis also said Iranian support for the Taliban has always been "low level" and mostly financial.
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It's as much fairy tale as it has become commonplace in any low-level PR campaign.
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By comparison, police in that precinct made nearly 500 low-level marijuana possession arrests last year.
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As far as constant low-level ultrasound goes, the notion really is that it does nothing.
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But the bulk of people in prison are convicted of violent crimes, not low-level offenses.
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I just wanted to make a portrait of a group of low level al-Nusra fighters.
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That requires a lot of low-level programming that I never had to deal with before.
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Give judges more discretion in giving less than the mandatory minimum for certain low-level crimes.
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Others were low-level militants; some were suspected terrorist leaders, including accused plotters of the Sept.
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He brought us down from high-altitude bombing with fragmentary bombs to low-level with incendiaries.
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We are not just talking to people who have a low level of literacy or education.
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Notice the low-level steam cloud (in yellow) blowing from the site of the eruptions. pic.twitter.
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Yet in Argentina only one low-level corruption defendant has sought a plea deal so far.
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They're starting off by putting low-level semi-autonomous safety functions in all of their vehicles.
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Even now he couldn't shake the low-level fear that had followed him across an ocean.
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And while low-level marijuana charges have plummeted, the racial divide in drug arrests has persisted.
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Others use fires to clear low-level vegetation to more easily access trees and the soil.
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But again, they're reconstituting in small groups operating in the shadows as a low-level insurgency.
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Arab voter turnout was just over 50 percent, a historically low level, Israeli news outlets reported.
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"You may ultimately live with a low level of proxy attacks in the region," he said.
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Riccardo Accardi, himself a low-level player, is a childhood friend of Cecchinato's from Palermo, Italy.
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But crime has fallen to record lows even as the department makes fewer low-level arrests.
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And he tries making these large points based on something some low-level employee told him.
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A monthly gain of 170,000 jobs is enough to keep unemployment at its current low level.
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Pakistan was among the regional countries at the conference, but it sent relatively low-level representatives.
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Years ago I went on a road trip that was, at best, a low-level mess.
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In exchange, he hopes for a low-level political appointment that will bring in some money.
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Rates remain at a low level that supports economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking.
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Officers moved away from stop-and-frisk tactics and aggressive enforcement of some low-level infractions.
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The U.S. 10-year real yield is still only around 0.50 percent, a historically low level.
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Before he was at Apple, Lattner began work on the Low Level Virtual Machine (LLVM) technology.
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If you, like me, have an emotional default set to low-level dread, terror lurks everywhere.
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Manufacturers say there is no proof low-level exposures to chlorpyrifos causes similar effects in humans.
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The low level of spreads could also make it tricky for the banks selling the deals.
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And a secessionist group, the Baluchistan Liberation Army, has waged a low-level insurgency for years.
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They've taken the sense of entitlement suggested by those bargain haircuts to a new low level.
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American commandos and their Syrian Kurdish partners conducted some low-level missions after the withdrawal order.
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Tensions continue between the government and the predominantly Shia opposition and sporadic low-level violence continues.
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Yet gangs united by ethnicity tend to specialise in low-level crime, points out Ms Sergi.
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"Outstanding warrants for these low-level cases drive law enforcement and our communities apart," Vance said.
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"I would argue Congress didn't intend to make extremely low-level crimes a bar to asylum."
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J.B. Pritzker (D) granting more than 85033,000 pardons to people convicted of low-level marijuana convictions.
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Or it may result in a low level of sweetness to soften an otherwise sharp acidity.
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Since 2015, Volkswagen has insisted that its diesel cheating was the work of low level executives.
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When she learns that he's fabricated evidence (to help out a low-level criminal), she's horrified.
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CS: I think the authorial intent that matters is not at a low level of generality.
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"The people piloting the ships from Turkey to Greece are relatively low-level people," Mr. Rathke said.
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Despite their importance, tellers and many low-level bank employees are not subjected to rigorous background checks.
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In short, more people would be sent to prison for longer due to low-level drug offenses.
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Early jobs actually kept me from transitioning because those kind of [low-level] agencies border on trafficking.
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So the betting in Madrid is that a deal will be struck for a low-level coalition.
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The team breaks out two basic types of drivers for cost declines, low-level and high-level.
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And Snapchat (and now Instagram) are using low-level AI to apply goofy filters to your face.
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One intractable problem is a consistently low level of domestic consumption thanks to a rapidly ageing population.
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Another was the very low level of unemployment claims during April, which reached a 50-year low.
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Each branch has low-level underbosses and a proper leader, who reports up to the big boss.
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However, the Group already has a relatively low level of insured mortgages to total mortgages at 33%.
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That selling point has buoyed consistent and low-level interest in Monero since its inception in 2014.
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What started as a low-level botnet eventually became an operation with three distinct but connected elements.
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Use another woman's mitochondrial DNA in order to get the load down to a really low level.
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At such a low level, the Federal Reserve, the central bank, would normally expect inflation to rise.
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More studies are needed to determine whether long-term, low level exposure to neonicotinoids might be harmful.
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Quetta is the capital of Baluchistan province, the scene of a low-level insurgency by Baloch separatists.
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Yet all signs point to markets being more fragile than the low level of aggregate volatility suggests.
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The National Women's Law Center found that low-level supervisors increasingly assume complete authority over their subordinates.
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NASA created its own version of assembly, which is a wonderfully esoteric and low-level programming language.
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Open interest on the ShFE copper contract has been building since December, albeit from a low level.
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Street demonstrations continued at a low level on Monday, with more planned for later in the day.
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They competed in the relatively low-level Asia League Ice Hockey for two seasons, from 2007-09.
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While it's also low level, it's the language often used to develop games and financial trading applications.
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Bregier said on Thursday the amount of A350-900 outstanding work had fallen to a "low level".
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There are also negative consequences, adverse consequences, of maintaining rates at very low level for so long.
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We already know mass incarceration for low-level offenses — particularly nonviolent drug offenses — is a failed experiment.
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Under the HOPE program, low-level drug offenders can opt to seek treatment instead of jail time.
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This has been driven largely by TD's solid credit quality and a low level of provision expenses.
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Back in 2014, Brooklyn's DA said that the borough would no longer prosecute low-level marijuana crimes.
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I'm still a low-level trainer, so it's the first time I've managed to win a match.
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For everyone else, the modern American condition includes a low-level hum of understandable paranoia and anxiety.
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The low-level military conflict in Ukraine grinds on, with Russia maintaining its support for the rebels.
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Trump has described Papadopoulos as a low-level volunteer who played a minimal role on his campaign.
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I wouldn't dare argue that Warren is on the same low level that O'Malley was in 2016.
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He started out of college as a low-level staff member on the House Armed Services Committee.
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" Trump Jr. at another point in the interview said he believes it is a "low-level person.
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" Trump Jr. told ABC he believes the "pretty disgusting" piece was written by a "low-level person.
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That will help the organization work toward its initial goal of clearing 250,000 low-level drug convictions.
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We've already seen low-level "mass" drone attacks, like the one on a Russian airbase in Syria.
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On balance, the nature of the free-of-tie portfolio implies a low level of operational management.
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It's also found in low-level radioactive waste at hospitals and research facilities, according to the EPA.
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Collins was 20 years old, working a "very low-level, non-skilled labor job" in a cafe.
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Poussey seems like a prime example of the trouble with heavy sentences for low-level drug crimes.
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"Our work suggests that we may need to think differently about low-level jobs," she told Quartz.
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Unlovely and uninvolving, "Level Up" is a running-man cocktail of brutality spiked with low-level humor.
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Most appear to be low-level dealers, casual users or petty thieves whose greatest crime is poverty.
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Lake Mead, the United States's largest reservoir, has hit a record low level, officials announced this week.
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Kevin Stitt signed a bill into law that downgraded low-level drug and property crimes to misdemeanors.
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I'm not sure there's ever been a stretch where there has been such low level of contact.
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But it criticized the low-level punishments meted out in comparison with some penalties by other departments.
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EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker came to Washington with a publicly pronounced low level of expectations.
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Liberals fear that a low level of tax may not sufficiently encourage emitters to reduce CO2 emissions.
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Taiwan has seen a remarkably low level of coronavirus cases despite high traffic with the Chinese mainland.
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The problem isn't just that low-level offenses like littering can impose insurmountable debts and destabilize lives.
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We should just start out with a low-resolution, low-level front-facing camera for vanity's sake.
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In 21977, he began racing in earnest, and won eight races at a low level of competition.
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Kim's also spending time getting prisoners freed who are serving ridiculously long sentences for low-level offenses.
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Men like himself, according to Mr. Veiga, are relatively low-level, easily replaceable links in the chain.
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A new danger is that the low level of women's participation in STEM may become self replicating.
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"We need to give the relatively low-level criminals an incentive to cooperate with us," he said.
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"[I] let him escort me through a couple low-level raids," Alejandro said in a Facebook message.
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For centuries, the low-level presence of pot in ports and insular communities was a non-issue.
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Those ties turned out to be relatives in low-level jobs, most of them public-school teachers.
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Is reformation, whether for a high-profile chef or a low-level bar manager, even an option?
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The arrests represent cases in which the most serious charge against someone was low-level marijuana possession.
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These disparities are all the more indefensible because low-level marijuana arrests have no public safety benefit.
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She felt a kind of constant low-level anxiety, knowing the terror could come at any time.
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Sometimes they're these persistent, low-level emotional tremors whose effects can linger for days, if not weeks.
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South Carolina is a so-called right-to-work state, with a low level of union participation.
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By tradition, the salutations have been written by low-level diplomats and routinely approved by their superiors.
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"Germany is actually stabilising on a low level," Chief Financial Officer Henry Schirmer said in an interview.
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The report slammed a low-level FBI lawyer who altered an email that affected the FISA process.
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The bill would also grant amnesty to around 1,000 people in prison for low-level drug crimes.
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Yet they are on opposite sides of a kind of low-level guerrilla warfare on London's streets.
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Americans involved in low-level discussions with North Korea have repeatedly said Pyongyang is willing to negotiate.
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Seattle's officers give low-level drug and prostitution suspects a choice: treatment instead of arrest and jail.
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The group wants to create a better low-level networking system for devices in the smart home.
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Low level trade talks are expected to take place between the two countries later in the week.
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"Most of these things are low level, but Korea I think could get bad quickly," said Chandler.
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These include two factory workers who allegedly committed the crime, as well as two low-level policemen.
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At others, as in 2014, 2012, and 2008-'09, it crosses the line into low-level war.
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Another challenge is the low-level war Ukraine is fighting against Russian-backed actors in the east.
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At the time of his second firing, a campaign spokesperson described him as a "low-level" staffer.
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He also said he would expand the city's drug courts and diversion programs for low-level offenders.
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And if there is any harm, it's often very low-level — the harm of a broken taillight.
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Well, I will tell you, Mikey spent six months in Rikers' for a low-level drug offense.
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Some behaviours can be dismissed as low-level harassment, or intrusive behaviour—when in fact, they're stalking.
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Some predict the return of a low-level insurgency much as before IS swept control in June 2014.
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The day-to-day corruption of low-level officials and police is still a factor of Vietnamese life.
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It wouldn't be the first time one of Russia's enemies found themselves overwhelmed by low-level digital attacks.
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This came just as the CDC on Thursday issued a low level travel advisory on travel to China.
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According to Motherboard, sources now say a low-level employee who stole the code at work was responsible.
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The office also alleges Oracle discriminates against those who have visas, often putting them in low-level jobs.
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Waivers should be available for small firms and staff that received a low level of remuneration, EBA said.
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The (low-level) employees have been fired, but Warren argued that higher-level executives should face accountability too.
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Many Parisians have become hyper-vigilant and used to living with a low-level fear of the worst.
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To start, the AI will be tasked with producing low-level stories from templates created by human writers.
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But these low-level acts would be impossible to pull off without smugglers like Danbi taking larger risks.
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Interestingly, participants who weren't technically poor but who felt like they were performed at a similarly low level.
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"We're dealing with really low-level soldiers in a remote place who can write," Finkelstein told Live Science.
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Based on the low level of current interest rates, for instance, stock may not be overvalued at all.
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He has more than 210 nonviolent, low- level charges in his background, a sheriff's office news release said.
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The threats from space drizzle (constant, though low-level) and from CMEs (rare, but potentially catastrophic) are real.
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Nonetheless, the pathetically low level of confidence in American political institutions can't be fully explained by such things.
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QE will also be undermined by the low level of long-term rates, which is likely to continue.
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The report pinned the blame for many of tennis's more serious problems on gambling during low-level matches.
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Instead, he's worried about what chronic, low-level stimulation of these irritation receptors could do to people's lungs.
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Meanwhile, Trump's team has claimed that Papadopoulos was a low-level adviser with little influence on the campaign.
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My client, Chris Young, is serving life w/o parole for low-level role in a drug case.
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This is based on better evidence of the effects of low-level mercury toxicity on intelligence and earnings.
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The water resistance is 1 ATM, which is pretty low level for dealing with sweat and the like.
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Criminologists widely agree that police regularly harass people for low-level crime yet neglect far more serious crimes.
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Is going after a low-level dealer in this manner going to have an effect on the problem?
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"Corruption is out of control, and education and culture here are at a very low level," he adds.
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He tested positive for marijuana and a low level of alcohol, the paper claims, citing a toxicology report.
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U.S. Geological Survey geophysicist Mike Poland says there are near continuous low-level ash emissions from the summit.
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From an information disorder perspective, these low-level behaviors can also be of great benefit to the lions.
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Drug users and low level drug dealers receiving jail terms reserved for the most notorious kingpins, Jones says.
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The mission succeeded, but it was so harrowing that afterward, NOAA banned low-level flights like this entirely.
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Every time he achieves something in the air, he requests permission for a high-speed, low-level flyby.
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Mattis also critiqued the defense budget, noting he is "shocked" by the low level of U.S. military preparedness.
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Mass says the key is proper forest management: Clearing out excess fuel and doing low-level prescribed burns.
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Obama administration rules opened the skies to low-level small drones for education, research and routine commercial use.
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She also had a very low level of oxygen in her blood when she died on November 29.
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Applications are a proxy for layoffs and have remained below 300,000, a historically low level, for 108 weeks.
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The change appeared to permit felons, and not just low-level offenders, to qualify for expungement, he said.
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"This could prove to cause a proliferation of low-level cybercrime, that is conducted by less qualified perpetrators".
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" It warns that continuing low-level activity could "pose a hazard in the immediate vicinity of the volcano.
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Millennials managers aren't just taking on low-level management positions or only overseeing the work of other millennials.
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That is not yet really happening in America, certainly not for anything other than low-level marijuana offenses.
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I hate the bad burnt coffee, the egg smell that sometimes overpowers the stench of low-level detergents.
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The vast majority of those women are black and brown, usually serving time for low-level, nonviolent offenses.
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"It took our nation to a very low level -- moral standing wise," Corker said of the President's response.
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The move follows numerous efforts by New York state and city officials to dismiss low-level marijuana crimes.
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When God plans to destroy the Earth, two low-level angels must convince their boss to save humanity.
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On the internet low-level dissent is tolerated, but censored quickly once it starts to be widely shared.
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While many official say the figures indicate a successful program, they also underscore the low level of compliance.
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The searches sometimes turned up low-level offenses such as drug possession that otherwise would have gone unnoticed.
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Prison sentences for first-time, low-level nonviolent drug offenses and nonviolent white-collar offenses is a mistake.
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The country has had its fair share of cases in which low-level manufacturers take on global brands.
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This low-level use of chemical weapons is probably something that NATO -- or the US -- had never envisaged.
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A few years ago, Ferrara turned a low-level Eritrean smuggler named Nuredine Atta into a state witness.
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Too many special counsel proceedings have resulted in low-level process convictions such as obstruction or misleading investigators.
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The experts also lamented the lack of investigation into the possible culpability of all but low-level officials.
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Mr. Trump said the Federal Reserve is "doing political things" by holding interest rates at a low level.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia has maintained the cash rate at that historic low level since August 2016.
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Conan O'Brien described himself on the show as "somewhat medicated" in a discussion about his low-level depression.
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Using incarceration as a knee-jerk response to low level or nonviolent drug offenses is one salient example.
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A few low-level officials were admonished for Magnitsky's maltreatment, but no one in Russia faced criminal punishment.
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"Our product is continuing to settle and perform well," he said, highlighting a low level of rental vacancies.
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Talks between low-level US and North Korean officials over denuclearization are scheduled to happen this coming weekend.
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By 2015, in New York City, repeat low-level infractions — cursing, for example — no longer qualified for suspensions.
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Those experts also cast doubt on the company's assertion that only a few low-level employees were responsible.
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Applications have been below 300,000, a historically low level, for 55 consecutive weeks, the longest stretch since 1973.
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If I'm wrong about Josh Doctson, then slot man Crowder might keep up some low-level PPR production.
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Still, de Blasio has come under scrutiny for the NYPD's continued racial bias in low-level drug arrests.
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The ECB has pledged to keep its interest rates at the current, ultra-low level through next summer.
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They have continued to cause low-level street violence since a 1998 peace deal largely ended paramilitary violence.
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It's increasingly common for those investigators to handle the low-level forensic work in place of the FBI.
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Tooth ligaments aren't built to take constant low-level punishment any more than a single high-impact trauma.
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Anderson notes that low-level workers can rarely wrangle raises, and that real-world constraints eliminate exit power.
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Rather, investors are acknowledging that the historically low level of defaults will inevitably climb as economic growth slows.
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The majority have been charged with low-level, nonviolent offenses, such as drug possession, shoplifting, and parole violations.
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That is often the case due to the very low level of ringcraft in mixed martial arts generally.
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In Poblenou, it was used as a kind of low-level shock therapy, to kick-start the process.
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She pledged to reduce the incarceration of minor offenders, and declined to prosecute many low-level marijuana cases.
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Even today, 20 years after the Good Friday Agreement brought a form of peace, low-level violence persists.
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Tribal rivalry is common, and some clans have existed in a state of low-level conflict for generations.
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They're prisoners held for low-level offenses like shoplifting, drug possession and even driving with a suspended license.
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We urge them not to arrest for low-level offenses, and never arrest for quality-of-life offenses.
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It's mixed into my DNA, the constant low-level anxiety that, at any moment, the earth might slip.
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He embraced programs that diverted people, particularly those accused of low-level offenses, away from jail and prison.
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The Americans and the Kurdish troops were searching for a low-level Islamic State leader in northern Syria.
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A judge in Brooklyn has occasionally ended low-level cases with handshakes or hugs for nearly two decades.
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All of them had been convicted, in some form or another, of a low-level charge for pot.
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In 2006, he turned himself into the police on a low-level charge of stalking a former girlfriend.
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But Mr. Vinas had more to offer Al Qaeda than being a low-level fighter: He had ideas.
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President Trump promptly responded to news of Papadopoulos pleading guilty, tweeting that he was a low-level volunteer.
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There, the group has morphed into a low-level insurgency, carrying out hit-and-run attacks and bombings.
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"These were almost always people of poor education and often of quite low level of intelligence," he said.
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Pardons like those of low-level drug offenders help to accomplish the enlightenment goal of ameliorating criminal law.
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So the Mets called up Tyler Pill, a low-level prospect, to make his third major league start.
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Low-level units usually consume less power, but they may not be effective enough for your humidity needs.
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"It does not aim to fill prisons with low-level drug offenders," he wrote of the new policy.
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A low-level adviser, George Papadopoulos, has pled guilty to lying to investigators about his contacts with Russians.
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And they are especially numerous in low-level support jobs likely to bear the brunt of the freeze.
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It recently issued guidelines recommending the use of personal bonds for people accused of 12 low-level misdemeanors.
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Lawmakers at the federal and state levels, including in Oklahoma, have reduced penalties for low-level drug crimes.
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President Barack Obama shortened prison sentences for 153 convicts, mainly low-level drug offenders, and pardoned 78 others.
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Anthony Weiner has been designated as a low-level sex offender, a law enforcement official confirmed to CNN.
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Jane Sanders reported collecting $4,900 as a commissioner with the Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact Commission.
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ARE THERE STILL LOW LEVEL NEGOTIATIONS GOING ON TO TRY TO BRING HIM HERE FOR HIGHER LEVEL TALKS?
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The seemingly unstoppable tumble toward the legalization of marijuana (and the calls for vacating past low-level convictions).
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A small clot of low-level weapons and some leftover bandages suggests an early-game kill happened here.
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In the video you talk about how even low-level crimes can ripple throughout a community and family.
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In recent months, low-level dislike or indifference toward him has seemed to boil over into festering disdain.
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As a result, Xinjiang today is essentially locked in a low-level insurgency, with dozens dying every month.
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These low-level workers are not charged in the indictments, and they are unlikely to ever be charged.
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Is she blasé because she thinks of such dangers as low-level background radiation in any woman's life?
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Prior to these two crises, I almost always had a lurking, low-level sense of anxiety each day.
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But it's drifted downward ever since and is now at an unusually low level by historical standards — and shrinking: At the same time, the vacancy rate for owner-occupied homes, which soared during the crash, has now normalized, while the rental vacancy rate has plunged to a very low level.
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But that's the problem with the low-level artificial intelligence that's starting creep into the corners of our lives.
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It remains one of the easiest avenues for fraud, and one of the driving forces behind low-level cybercrime.
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Like a diabetes test, a very low-level thing, ends up being 133 percent of the national average price.
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There's a lot more low-level waste than high-level waste, but that stuff isn't impossibly hard to store.
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He is also exploring a crop substitution for illicit crops and amnesties for low level drug dealers and farmers.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters had forecast the official gauge would hold steady from October's low level, suggesting marginal growth.
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Demand is high and even low-level government officials have not been immune to the allure of the trade.
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It's partially an aesthetic decision on Wheeler's part to include that low-level sound, and partly a safety decision.
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An audio loop of low-level ambient crowd noise plays throughout the gallery, a gentle backdrop to the photos.
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But there's also an entrenched program of low-level cybercrime, the kind most countries prosecute, that North Korea conducts.
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Those things we consider so petty, and so low-level, those from what we can tell are money-makers.
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At the time, though, the Americans saw him as a low-level thug and released him later that year.
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Low-level bureaucrats, eager to preserve both their importance and, sadly, their bribes, could also gum up the works.
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New rules also mean guards cannot use solitary as a punishment for any "low-level infractions" by adult inmates.
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There's a shockingly low level of public outcry about allies of Islamophobic groups taking over US national security infrastructure.
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"We taught ourselves Photoshop, design, it was low level but enough to be able to make designs," said Morton.
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Because here's where we are in season 4: Charles is still a company head pursuing a low-level employee.
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The IMB stated however that the incidents in India tend to be low-level thefts mostly targeting anchored vessels.
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Indonesia has suffered a series of mostly low-level attacks by Islamic State sympathizers in the past 17 months.
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Most of the Kurdish forces withdrew without a fight, but reports of low-level clashes continued and tensions remained.
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The terrorist outfit has also allowed wounded fighters to leave Mosul and freed prisoners jailed for low-level offenses.
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ISIS also released some low-level prisoners, including those jailed for their beards, cigarettes or clothing, the source added.
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While everyone breathes in radon on a daily basis, it's usually a low level, according to National Cancer Institute.
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Such a sensor will use low-level laser light to detect spaser-carrying CTCs passing through blood vessels beneath.
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In her commentary, Brainard refers to the "new normal" of slow growth and the low level of inflation expectations.
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"We sort of already know this, we low-level know, but we never had the proof before," says King.
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Chris Lattner has built a solid reputation after working for 11 years at Apple on low-level software technologies.
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Your brain will also begin to adapt and view relaxation (and not low-level chronic stress) as the norm.
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So while neural nets may be good at low-level perception, they aren't as good at understanding integrated wholes.
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"It's not necessarily the low-level routine jobs that they're most excited about automating," she said of computer scientists.
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The legislation also includes a directive for Pritzker to pardon people with convictions for low-level cannabis-related offenses.
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Websites and ad networks served without encryption are vulnerable to malware injection, a common tactic for low-level cybercriminals.
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Key among bullish fundamentals cited by Citi is the low level of stocks held in CME and LME warehouses.
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Today, Sweden boasts a low level of national debt, low and relatively stable inflation and a healthy banking system.
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In this view, stimulating faster growth by keeping interest rates at a low level would simply drive up inflation.
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And he called dog flu a "low-level" problem that merits no drastic action, like widespread vaccination, right now.
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That dance killed Kulap, which on Thursday appeared as just a low-level swirl of clouds on satellite imagery.
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Each prisoner was originally sentenced to life in prison without the possibility for parole for low-level drug crimes.
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ISIS encourages attacks like Monday's — low-level, crude, perpetrated without any input from ISIS's high command — in its propaganda.
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Criminal justice reformLiberals have attacked Sessions as being eager to flood the prisons with low-level, nonviolent drug offenders.
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Certain provisions in the bill also establish an "expedited expungement process" for individuals convicted of low-level marijuana offenses.
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He's watched a stream of what he considers low-level offenders going through the courts turn into a flood.
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By some estimates, as many as half of federal drug prisoners don't count as "low-level, nonviolent" drug offenders.
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You have to be very, very strong to snatch an airborne, 220-pound man out of low-level orbit.
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The unemployment rate is at a pretty low level, and crime is generally lower than it's been in generations.
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This low level of activity starts the energizing process; seeing myself outside and in motion begins to seem possible.
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The super low level of the VIX was seen as a sign of the market's complacency by some traders.
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Now it'll be at the time of arrest, to try to get people to treatment for low-level possession.
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One time, I'm prepping outside of town and there's this low level player, just hunting stuff on his own.
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Ten- and 15-year sentences were rare, but not unheard of, in low-level drug cases involving repeat offenders.
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Low-level programming at the hardware level is a much different craft than consumer-facing, fancy graphical interface development.
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In 2012, researchers found that more than 70 percent of low-level mopane worm traders in Zimbabwe were women.
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The same month, North Dakota legislators voted to favor probation over prison for low-level felonies, among other changes.
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To date, Navy contractors have uncovered 1,289 low-level radioactive items under the streets and sidewalks, playgrounds and yards.
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The short-term group of averages, which reflects the way traders are thinking, shows a low level of volatility.
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These low-level bosses have tasted power; it's hard to imagine they will readily submit to any national government.
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Researchers found that low-level electromagnetic fields, like those emitted from power lines, have an impact on honeybee behavior.
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And probably the easiest way out is to dismiss his personality and lower him to a low-level volunteer.
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Trading volume Tuesday in the Cboe bitcoin futures dropped to less than half of Monday's already relatively low level.
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Authorities arrested more than a dozen low-level employees accused of luring Chinese tourists with free accommodations and prostitutes.
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The short-term group of averages — which reflects the way traders are thinking — shows a low level of volatility.
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Earlier this year, Inslee granted official pardons to thousands of Washington residents convicted of low-level possession charges. Rep.
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These low-level questions weed out those who may not meet the minimum qualifications of a company's prospect profile.
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For me that means taking advantage of low level of volatilities and being long the market in option format.
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Excluding energy, asset quality has been strong with NCOs of just $1 million in 2016, an unsustainably low level.
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These are, obviously, fairly low-level problems, but sometimes it leads me to do things that are quite bad.
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Decriminalizing low-level possession would be a good start, and would help prevent users from being prosecuted as dealers.
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And housing has continued to recover gradually, aided by income gains and the very low level of mortgage rates.
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The report points out that this low-level confidence is comparable to how the Germans view Russia, at 21%.
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Suddenly, she's sucked into the comic world, and ends up joining ranks with a bunch of low-level villains.
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Average order levels reported in the survey remained at a low level of just over 2 months, it said.
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Tensions around Grasberg could hamper Indonesia's efforts to calm Papua, where a low-level insurgency has simmered for decades.
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The Air Force had undertaken low-level, unmandated investigation already, but Twining's memo, some claim, ushered things into officialdom.
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JERSEY CITY — Every city in America knows that it's a bad idea to prosecute low-level, nonviolent marijuana offenses.
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In municipal courts that handle low-level crimes, poor defendants can face a worse problem: no lawyer at all.
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IoT developers have all these newer technologies, like javascript-based applications, working together with these super-low level microcontrollers.
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In the show's 2016-17 season, 44 percent of all arrests were drug arrests, mostly for low-level offenders.
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But they are not as extensive and consist of low-level classified documents that were labeled limited and restricted.
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The people charged so far are mostly low-level employees who were closely involved as the water crisis unfolded.
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The Fed kept rates at a low level and bought the bonds to reduce borrowing costs, stimulating economic activity.
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That is roughly the same as the average over the past month and is a very low level historically.
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Ms Rollins replies that her predecessors often declined to prosecute low-level cases; she just made practice into policy.
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But before completely dying, he awakens in a fantasy world as a low-level slime monster in a cave.
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Mr. Rose's portfolio centered on a program called "Begin Again," designed to resolve low-level warrants tied to summonses.
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Pakistanis have hemmed and hawed, offering up low-level Haqqani operatives and occasionally trimming the space available to them.
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Mr. Warren, who was a low-level employee at Dewey, is now a lawyer at Williams & Connolly in Washington.
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She admitted guilt and had the case dismissed after completing community service, a common outcome for low-level offenses.
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More than anything else, these anomalies may simply highlight the markedly low level of market volatility currently being experienced.
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Older patients with other chronic conditions, like atherosclerosis, should not aim for such a low level, the researchers add.
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In all these regards I think the fund indicates a high level of enthusiasm and low level of skepticism.
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A new year gives even modest travelers a chance to shoot for low-level status on a major airline.
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But they do so by including low-level visa examiners who, by regulation, cannot join the regular Foreign Service.
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Most officials, however, see the low level of unemployment as a sufficient reason for confidence that inflation will rebound.
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If consequences can come quickly for a low-level campaign staffer, when will they come for men like Bloomberg?
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It could also engage in "forward guidance," or promising keep rates at a low level for a specified period.
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Currently, low-level events, known as Futures tournaments, have qualifying draws with as many as 30 or 64 spots.
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They suggest ending the practice of incarcerating those awaiting trial for nonviolent crimes and reclassifying some low-level offenses.
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Officials have said the electricity shortage was also due to low level water at hydropower dams across the country.
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He was cast as a cabin boy, serving a capo, a Jewish prisoner in a low-level administrative position.
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The bits of IS still running a low-level insurgency in northern and western Iraq may be revived, too.
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A top Democratic candidate in Wisconsin's gubernatorial race says he would pardon all low-level marijuana offenders if elected.
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She was held there on $500 bail related to a prostitution-related misdemeanor and a low-level drug charge.
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We also both worked low-level nonprofit jobs, so we simply paid the minimum on it for 10 years.
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The department has struggled with low morale and byzantine hiring practices that take months, even for low-level employees.
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Cuomo pardoned 18 immigrants who had committed low-level offenses, saying his pardon was based on their rehabilitation efforts.
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The cost of long term imprisonment of prisoners who commit low-level offenses is a burden on the taxpayer.
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The denazification tribunal as well as an appeals panel later classified Georg Berger as a low-level Nazi collaborator.
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Moreover, there is typically no judicial oversight, with relatively low-level government officers authorized to issue the deportation orders.
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Moreover, there is typically no judicial oversight, with relatively low-level government officers authorized to issue the deportation orders.
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It's not uncommon across the country for police to disproportionately stop black people for low-level crimes and misdemeanors.
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In this view, the Fed should leave interest rates at a low level to allow the expansion to continue.
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An ex-cop, Mike finds himself drawn into Albuquerque's criminal underworld after taking a few low-level protection gigs.
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"This low level of density suggests that China has considerable growth potential over the next few years," says Burg.
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I think because of the internet, you don't have to settle for a low-level job for very long.
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Almost all MCS sufferers say that prolonged, low-level exposure to chemicals is to blame for their perpetual sickness.
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Yet the Riksbank has chosen to leave interest rates at an extraordinarily low level: below zero, in fact, at -0.50%.
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However, pentobarbital present in the withdrawn products is at a low level unlikely to pose a health risk to pets.
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The Trump administration already rolled back Obama-era memos that asked federal prosecutors to lay off low-level drug offenses.
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Devin Nunes (R-CA), close ally of Trump, claimed the FBI illegally surveilled a low-level Trump foreign policy adviser.
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I'll reiterate here that this low level of interaction with Microsoft might be unique to me, or at least unusual.
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"Given the extremely low level of interest rates, the SNB is keeping some ammunition in reserve." editing by John Stonestreet
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Those with with low-level anxiety about flying are usually able to cope with their fears and talk themselves down.
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We know that machine learning is going to be used to automate many, if not most, low-level cognitive tasks.
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In their results, first they examine the role of low-level mechanisms; then they tie those to high-level mechanisms.
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For instance, in 2014, Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson announced that he will no longer enforce low-level marijuana arrests.
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"In the end we are only moving gradually and to a relatively low level, 3 percent or less," he said.
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"Looking at the current situation, the share of indicators emitting signals remains at a low level," the central bank said.
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OpenStack, on the other hand, is specifically designed to abstract away low-level infrastructure constructs like bare metal, storage, etc.
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Volcanoville was built specifically for toddlers and includes a padded play area with low-level climbing elements in bright colors.
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Marijuana possession is supposed to be a low-level offense, but a single marijuana arrest can haunt you for life.
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But he is also exploring a crop substitution program, relaxing prohibition and amnesties for low level drug dealers and farmers.
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The Obama administration implemented rules opening the skies to low-level small drones for education, research and routine commercial use.
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Pro-independence rebels in Papua have waged a low-level conflict for decades, raising major concerns over security at Grasberg.
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Misdemeanor battery is a comparatively low-level criminal offense on the spectrum of horrible things humans do to other humans.
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Animation of low-level wind speed showing the development of the massive circulation of Nor'easter "bomb" from Wed to Fri.
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Sessions, who has equated weed with heroin in the past, advocates harsher sentences for low-level drug offenses like weed.
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Chantal's obsession with junk food delights me — it's not often that low-level characters get such a fun personality trait.
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But that doesn't change the cold, hard facts of a constant low-level swarm of shaking in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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But these modifications also allow the salmon to to produce a continuous low level of growth hormone, Nature News reports.
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Watergate was the President being involved potentially in the cover-up of something that occurred at a very low level.
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But in July 2015, while the US was publicly celebrating PYD advances, PKK-Turkish tensions erupted into low-level warfare.
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The low level of implied volatility, a major determinant of the cost of an option, has made options more attractive.
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But the drop has been slight, driven mostly by changes to sentencing laws for low-level drug and property crimes.
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But a recent survey by textbook-rental company Chegg found a surprisingly low level of enthusiasm among the college crowd.
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It helps those creatures that possess it to detect low-level illumination, and so aids navigation by moonlight or starlight.
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In some people, the thermostat is always set slightly higher, behaving as if they have a persistent low-level infection.
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The State Department has already imposed additional restrictions on existing, low-level military ties, and says it is considering sanctions.
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Then there are low-level insults like "cuck" — a relatively new, shortened form of "cuckold" popularized by the alt-right.
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If we find out that this was a low-level minor offense that would explain why they treated it differently.
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Initially, the cap would be set at a low level, but every three months the Fed would allow deeper cuts.
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"There is a low level of trust between our two countries," Tillerson said at a news conference after the talks.
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The strong growth of the Dutch economy also held defaults on loans at a very low level, the bank said.
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The entertainer shows off for the crew, but has a depressingly low level of self-confidence in his green room.
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In the end we are only moving gradually and to a relatively low level, 3 percent or less, he said.
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An ever depreciating totem that gnaws at my subconscious and introduces a low-level sense of dread into my days.
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Islamic State sympathizers have carried out a series of mostly low-level attacks in Indonesia over the past few years.
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He believes that this has led to an extraordinarily low level of interest rates which have fueled asset price inflation.
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Many campaigns have volunteers who work as low-level ground troops, knocking on voters' doors and passing out campaign buttons.
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It would rebalance how the federal criminal-justice system sentences low-level, nonviolent offenders and improve prison re-entry policy.
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Plus, the job market is becoming more competitive as female participation increases — albeit slowly and from a very low level.
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"It's one of these constant low-level reminders that Japan counts years differently and Japan has a monarchy," he said.
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However the policy has been criticized in New York and elsewhere for bringing excessive police force to low-level crimes.
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It's a way to keep low-level crimes out of court and a means of unclogging the criminal justice system.
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In the monetary policy statement, Governor Philip Lowe said the low level of interest rates is supporting the Australian economy.
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"The thing about the FPGA is, it replicates the hardware at a very low level," Horton told Motherboard over Skype.
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Amazon Jobs Day was the company's attempt to turn its usual hiring for low-level warehouse jobs into a festival.
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Two or three low-level colds and the occasional allergy-related sinus snrkk, but nothing really consequential—certainly no flu.
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But many others amount to low-level charges that experts say fail to rise above the level of disorderly conduct.
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But Conway is a top adviser, not a low-level federal employee whose misdeeds are generally beneath the president's notice.
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Arnold Ray Jones applied for the president's clemency program for low-level drug offenders and was accepted on Aug. 3.
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They explained that long sentences for low level offenders in lieu of treatment brought less safe streets to our communities.
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For example, 76 percent of respondents want law enforcement to reduce the number of arrests for low-level, nonviolent offenses.
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Here is where they stand on various issues like prosecuting low-level marijuana offenses, using cash bail and closing Rikers.
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The system, called a roll cloud, is a "low-level, horizontal, tube-shaped arcus cloud," according to the Meteorology Glossary.
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We can and should reduce sentences for low-level drug offenses, enabling people to reenter society and make their contribution.
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But officials have pursued low-level officers, either failing or refusing to investigate those higher up the chain of command.
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But without any political deal, that seems unlikely to bring full stability, with a low-level insurgency likely to continue.
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Freeport's Grasberg mine has been dogged by security concerns for decades over the low-level conflict waged by the rebels.
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The energy trade regulatory system in Australia, like that of the U.S., has a very low level of government intervention.
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"Few people knew the young, low level volunteer named George, who has already proven to be a liar," tweets Trump.
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" The campaign official added, however, that "someone low level in the campaign" should go "as not to send any signal.
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The result of such laws, critics say, is overly harsh sentences for low-level offenders who are unlikely to reoffend.
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According to the DHS, most cyber incidents faced by the electric industry are low-level crimes motivated by financial gain.
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"Out of Iran, it's always been a low level of intermittent support for Taliban, mostly financial some weapons," he said.
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Leadership, she says, is something that Google looks for both in individual, low-level contributor roles and in managerial positions.
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Its sales in China however, although coming from a low level, are growing by 25-30 percent year-on-year.
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The unemployment rate was down to 3.9% in the jobs report released Friday, a relatively low level by historic standards.
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Rural setup is closely knitted with a traditional top down information flow, having comparatively low level of digital technology penetration.
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Nemtsov's supporters gave a muted welcome to the verdict, but said Dadayev and the others were only low-level operatives.
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Proponents of federal mandatory minimum sentences argue that harsh sentences are needed to obtain cooperation from low-level drug dealers.
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But there are also many low-level detainees who remain only because they are from Yemen, which is in turmoil.
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This does appear to be a phenomenon among low-level hackers who break into women's accounts, or even their computers.
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French startup Tempow has been working on improving the Bluetooth protocol at a low level to make it more versatile.
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When it comes to low-level drug arrests, the NYPD is no less biased than it was 2000 years ago.
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That's because 93 years ago, a bold national policy was implemented where low-level possession of all drugs was decriminalized.
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A bootloader is low-level software that is the first thing to start up when you turn on your phone.
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At a low level of two months of current account payments, reserves offer little protection should external liquidity dry up.
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The Mets reportedly agreed to swap longtime outfield prospect Brandon Nimmo, plus two other low-level minor leaguers, for Bruuuuuuuuuuce.
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In this case, that means teaching deep learning in a low-level language like Python before even thinking about frameworks.
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Also, the strong growth of the Dutch economy held defaults on loans at a very low level, the bank said.
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Both the National Academy of Sciences and the EPA have found that even low-level radiation can increase cancer risk.
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A single low-level citation usually has limited impact on the overall star rating, the only metric most consumers examine.
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Patton said prosecutors arrested someone on a low-level drug offense on Saturday and asked for him to be detained.
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The death penalty only hurts the small portion of people who are caught (often themselves minorities and low-level mules).
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And, if so, was the officer justified in using it to subdue an unarmed man during a low-level arrest?
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"Lone wolves" and others who act in the Islamic State's name will conduct mostly low-level but still lethal attacks.
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Prosecutors can address this first by routing some low-level offenses out of the criminal justice system at the start.
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At first, prosecutors said they were exercising discretion in part because Mr. Smollett's crime was a relatively low-level felony.
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Instead, Pifer writes, it's in Russia's interest to maintain a low level of conflict — periodically escalating when it wants concessions.
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It's a type of low-level, background anxiety that can hit anyone as Sunday afternoon sunlight recedes behind the horizon.
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But until those wells get built, scaring people off wells with low-level arsenic may in fact cost more lives.
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For instance, in 2014 Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson announced that he will no longer enforce low-level marijuana arrests.
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Cities are halting evictions and utility shut-offs, and law enforcement officials are freeing some low-level offenders from jail.
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That led to a low level of overall testing, and some epidemiologists suspected that the virus could be spreading undetected.
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"China - U.S. relationship [is] at new low level," Donald Straszheim, head of Evercore ISI's China Research, said in a note.
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We're still going to reduce and try to eliminate all leakage of methane, or down to a very low level.
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Should chefs who have committed harassing behavior that might be considered low-level piggishness be allowed to continue their careers?
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Some comfort Workers who haven't received the wage bump they'd like can take comfort in today's low level of inflation.
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I found that this "strategy" of arresting low-level, non-violent sellers and users can even make the problem worse.
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That year, New Mexico was experiencing extreme drought conditions due to an uncharacteristically low level of snowfall the previous winter.
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Sharing my own experience as a pretty low-level, "non-technical" employee, my hope is that there is value there.
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"Go to hell," the former low-level White House official shot back from his podcast booth in the CPAC hall.
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We expect moderate to low level clashes to last for at least a month and likely be confined to Iraq.
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It's a type of low-level, background anxiety that can hit anyone as Sunday afternoon sunlight recedes beneath the horizon.
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Instead, he was "probably" a bookkeeper and translator for al Qaeda and a low-level member of a Taliban cell.
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North Korea previously expressed anger over the State Department&aposs summary of those talks between low-level officials in Stockholm.
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In Kentucky, nearly one in 10 white people has a felony record, often because of comparatively low-level narcotics violations.
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And it's interesting, they're sending what I think I saw in your show it was called the low-level delegation.
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This created a Pakistan problem for India: Its chief adversary had made low-level nuclear war thinkable, even potentially winnable.
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Glaciers are melting and sea levels are rising, flooding low-level coastal areas where migrants have already started to flee.
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The problem is that once unemployment starts to rise, even from a very low level, a vicious cycle quickly develops.
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The matter dates to 2006, when an officer began raising concerns about low-level misconduct within the National Police Service.
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The researchers spotted clear differences between the two groups, which they suspect are due to the low-level pot use.
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Sophisticated modern testing methods showed that Grove had less than 500 picograms of trenbolone, "an extremely low level," Tygart said.
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Until now, much of the criminal justice reform movement has focused on reducing prison sentences for low-level, nonviolent offenders.
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Mr. Gingrich's rebellion was aimed at cozy, low-level corruption and complacency, which certainly existed in the old speaker system.
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For example, in 2014 Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson announced that he will no longer enforce low-level marijuana arrests.
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The Republican president told Fox News on Thursday Cohen did only "low-level work" for him, mostly in public relations.
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As Moscow prioritizes fuel stocks for separatist militias over the region's civilians, low-level opportunists tend to run most operations.
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The sporadic liberalisation of investment rules has helped to attract record amounts of foreign cash, albeit from an abysmally low level.
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Some speak of a return to the low-level insurgency that plagued Mosul before IS swept into it in June 2014.
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The sector maintains a low level of nonperforming loans (NPLs), which rose by just 10bp to 1.98% in the first quarter.
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Call your local prosecutor and tell them you don't think your tax dollars should go to prosecute low-level marijuana offenses.
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It would probably be a mistake, he adds, to hire low-level or entry-level applicants who have little professional experience.
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They were just low-level festival fights; I'd go to festivals with my pregnant wife and she'd help corner for me.
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There have already been some reports of federal prosecutors pursuing harsh charges against low-level drug offenders in the past year.
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There's a lot of people at a low level of severity but still having problems associated with their use of alcohol.
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Turrialba has been restless for a few years now and occasionally the low-level ash emissions are punctuated by bigger blasts.
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Bob Duff, a violent, low-level hood who was in and out of prison his whole life and died in 1981*.
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Running Edgewater is Reed Tobson, a low-level Spacer's Choice bureaucrat who's angry at not being able to meet his quotas.
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Hot-desking is a clear message to low-level office workers that they are seen as disposable cogs in a machine.
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Fortunately they had recently bought 66 acres from a low-level employee at the Washington Works facility that would do perfectly.
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Others face low-level abuse or discrimination from those who perceive Syrians to be taking jobs, causing crime or increasing prices.
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The "low" level of the VIX draws predictable cries that investors are "complacent" and the market vulnerable to a serious drop.
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For example, former Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson in 2014 announced that he would no longer enforce low-level marijuana arrests.
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DingIt may have a low level of bots coming to its site, but that doesn't mean it's safe from ad fraud.
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ISIS is releasing some low-level prisoners, the source said, such as those jailed for their beards, cigarettes or clothing offenses.
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Pete's brief experiment in 2010 confirms what other sources say about extensive corn crops adding to dew low level dew points.
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Joining her is Jackson as Nick Fury, the future director of S.H.I.E.LD., who at the time is a low-level bureaucrat.
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A low level of debt also helped the Motor City make it to the middle of the pack on this list.
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The candidate's new idea for reducing crime, apart from fighting poverty, is to offer an amnesty to low-level drug traffickers.
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Most analysts in a Reuters poll see rates still at the same record low level of 1.75 percent in March 2017.
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The service says for most people the ash would cause eye and respiratory irritants with low level impacts for most people.
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When I ask to join him in meetings, he says it is inappropriate because of my low level in the hierarchy.
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The Kitten nomenclature reflected the once low level of respect for Iran's hacking capabilities in the past, some experts have said.
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The next big battle concerns Ukraine's courts, which Mr Sytnyk accuses of "sabotaging" his bureau by convicting only low-level figures.
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At RegalView, a low-level telemarketing firm in Oakland, one path to success presents itself in the form of code-switching.
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In 2014, the Obama administration told prosecutors to avoid charges for low-level drug offenders that could trigger lengthy mandatory minimums.
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The charges related to a match Lindahl played against a junior in a low-level Futures tournament in northeastern Queensland state.
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FTR's Ake said that this low level of truck order activity could be expected for at least a few more months.
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And, for the third year in a row, Arctic sea ice peaked at a record low level during the winter season.
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Low level law enforcement then used Securus' tool to look up phone location information without a warrant or other legal authority.
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It is not confined to one department or low-level staffer with a proofreading problem; it's spread throughout the nascent administration.
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"We're not able to function with this low level of funding," says Sarah Chambers, a special education teacher at Saucedo Academy.
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Circulation of Swiss bank notes has already risen due to "the persistently low level of interest rates," the SNB has said.
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He emerged from their consultations in Moscow in April saying there was a "low level of trust" between the two countries.
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Montenegro's government, which owns the rest of EPCG, has in the past complained about a low level of investment by A2A.
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If the capital markets had to be characterized by one quality this year, it would be the low level of volatility.
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Minimum wage: Puzder is a critic of raising the federal minimum wage from its pathetically low level of $85033 per hour.
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It started with low-level drug dealers, working our way up to midlevel management, all the way up to the kingpins.
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It was also the highest-profile operation in years by the BLA, which mostly wages a low-level insurgency in Baluchistan.
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But the security firm Flashpoint released evidence Tuesday that the attack was likely the work of low-level cyber mischief makers.
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"The crown has weakened to a surprisingly low level," Olsen told business leaders at a conference organised by the central bank.
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" Last week, on Twitter, Trump changed his assessment, calling Papadopoulos a "low level volunteer" who had proved to be a "liar.
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Low-level cable packages from companies like Cox and Optimum are comparable in price and aren't bound to an internet connection.
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"We feel U.S. interest rates will remain at a relatively low level over the next one or two years," he said.
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Besides supporting several opposing groups in multiple conflicts in the Middle East, both countries are engaged in a low-level cyberwar.
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One significant difference this time, Snyder said, is the talks are starting not with low-level negotiators but with Trump himself.
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Montenegro's government, which owns the rest of EPCG, has in the past complained about the low level of investment by A2A.
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In the most recent misconduct case, a Michigan trial court concluded that the offense doesn't apply to low-level government officials.
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Because of that low level of participation, effective organizations, such as PLAN, also must work at civic engagement all the time.
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" Eaze spokesperson Elizabeth Ashford: "People with low-level cannabis convictions face many employment barriers — both in the industry, and outside it.
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For example, former Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson in 225 announced that he would no longer enforce low-level marijuana arrests.
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That marks a sharp contrast with Holder, who pressed federal prosecutors to be more lenient with nonviolent, low-level drug offenders.
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He pleaded guilty in 2006 to an identity theft crime that was a low-level felony; it was not a misdemeanor.
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This is what Mr. Adamsky calls "managed stability-instability" — low-level confusion and disunity that Russia could perhaps one day exploit.
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Most also have their own municipal police (in addition to the state police), who deal with complaints and low-level crimes.
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"The challenge of countering these types of small, low-level drones is one that has yet to be surmounted," Michel said.
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"In the new law that will be written, let's automatically expunge past convictions for low-level marijuana crimes," the mayor said.
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She is seeking more protection for incarcerated pregnant women and creating prison alternatives for those convicted of low-level nonviolent crimes.
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Many analysts fear that Russia will exploit those doubts, perhaps setting off a low-level incident meant to call NATO's bluff.
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In the opinion piece, Obama also said solitary confinement could no longer be used as a punishment for low-level infractions.
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He got his start as a low-level aide on Nixon's 1972 presidential campaign doing surrogate scheduling and other assorted tasks.
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This triggered an alarm indicating a low level of lubricating oil, which in turn caused an automatic shutdown of the engines.
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Paragon's extensive use of its receiver of rent policy has therefore contributed towards the low level of delinquencies across the series.
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The department has also scaled back enforcement of low-level offenses in recent years as crime has fallen to record lows.
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U.S. crude oil prices on Monday settled at $50.73 a barrel, a relatively low level that has limited energy company profits.
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And athletes kept bringing up valid points and questions that unfortunately these low-level workers in the organization had no idea.
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Decades of corruption, ranging from low-level bribes to high-level fraudulent activity, have chipped away at public trust of government.
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And Trump or his attorney general reverses the Obama administration's instructions to federal prosecutors to incarcerate fewer low-level drug offenders.
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