Twitter has made changes to its look in the past.
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Natixis has also made changes in its investment solutions arm.
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It appears that only Hyundai has made changes so far.
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Other people made changes to move their own financial needle.
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Some local businesses have made changes to attract geocaching customers.
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SeaWorld has repeatedly defended its practices but nonetheless made changes.
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I made changes to images too, enhanced them I suppose.
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The company has also made changes to its top leadership.
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Amazon has since made changes to prevent similar future incidents.
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Still, companies like Netflix, Adobe and Microsoft have made changes recently.
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WE'VE MADE CHANGES AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF OUR POWER BUSINESS.
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Many news media companies have made changes similar to the library's.
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Oh, for sure, and I made changes based on it, yeah.
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" He tweeted: "President Obama made changes that only complicated things further.
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The park said they have made changes to avoid another outbreak.
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Since then, both teams had made changes — some major, some subtle.
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It made changes to the borrower's account in about 500 cases.
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Some countries have made changes, he said, without specifying which ones.
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Platts last made changes to gasoline specifications in July of last year.
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"I've made changes — very good changes," Trump told reporters this past week.
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SandRidge has made changes in recent months after some prodding by Icahn.
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After initially refusing, Wells Fargo also made changes to its C-Suite.
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Some businesses have already made changes to reduce contact with questionable surfaces.
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When experimental designs failed, Islamic State engineers made changes or moved on.
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I have not received the phone calls, nor have we made changes.
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While many of her Marines made changes, others perceived Germano as meddlesome.
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Some retailers made changes to their policies this year after the Florida shootings.
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Federal authorities say they made changes to prevent fraud within the asylum system.
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Huffman says the site has made changes to put an end to this.
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WE HAVE – IF YOU LOOK AT THE AUTO INJECTOR, WE HAVE MADE CHANGES.
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The Trump administration made changes in an attempt to address the judges' concerns.
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WE HAVE MADE CHANGES IN TERMS OF SOME OF OUR INCENTIVE COMPENSATION SYSTEM.
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After the United incident, several major airlines reviewed their policies and made changes.
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Many other presidents made changes to the White House to accommodate their workouts.
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It has also made changes to the anti-harassment tools it offers users.
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Kevin Brady, R-Texas, made changes to the proposal ahead of the vote.
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Other businesses have also made changes amid growing pressure following the Parkland attack.
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Boeing made changes to the plane at that time because of the problem.
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The center has since made changes in its leadership structure and added training.
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It recently made changes so customers can pay for tokens directly with cash.
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Following the departure of its CEO, LendingClub made changes across its top ranks.
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Up to that point, the court made changes to opinions without any public announcement.
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It would have to pass a bill that actually made changes to immigration law.
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Barclays has also made changes in the Asia-Pacific region, according to the memo.
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They added music and entertainment and made changes to how we deal with investments.
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We made changes to the lineup and you could see it affected the team.
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Kevin Brady, R-Texas, made changes to the bill before the panel advanced it.
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Beim researched natural ways to boost her fertility and made changes to her diet.
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The company welcomed Laubies as CEO and made changes to the board last year.
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Google has made changes but some competitors say it's not complying with the decision.
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London is not the only area where Uber has made changes under Mr. Khosrowshahi.
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Especially as they've tried to increase metrics and productivity and made changes to payscale.
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And Long said FEMA had made changes to some of its priorities and procedures.
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Manufacturing companies, which need their supply chains to function seamlessly, have also made changes.
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Over the past year, the food agencies, working together and separately, have made changes.
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In response to the protests, the company made changes to its harassment and assault policies.
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As part of its plan to limit waste, organizers made changes to the medal ceremonies.
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H.R. McMaster, has freely made changes to the national security structure since assuming the role.
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To be fair to Twitter, it has made changes designed to weed out hate speech.
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Google said it made changes to its software after the crash to avoid future incidents.
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Amazon has already made changes to its new try-before-you-buy Prime Wardrobe service.
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The law firm did not dispute that Mr. Sheehan made changes to the draft legislation.
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Mr. Zuckerberg said these declines were just fluctuations as Facebook made changes to its platform.
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In the past two years, Point72 has made changes and stepped up its compliance efforts.
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Puerto Rico made changes but moved forward without money or approval from the Justice Department.
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The company has fiercely defended its practices but nonetheless has made changes to its operations.
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Tesla has made changes to its supercharging fee model for car owners in recent years.
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But the company has already made changes to offer new discounts and court larger customers.
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Part of it is also that three companies have made changes here on online advertising.
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Radwanska's struggles have been manifold this year after she made changes in the off-season.
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Nevertheless, changes need to be made — changes that must come from the top, Huffington said.
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He and other top officials threatened to resign until Bush made changes to quell the rebellion.
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Google and Amazon made changes that help the ban, and Russia has moved to blocking VPNs.
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Jessie J said she's made changes in her life since finding out she can't conceive children.
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Singer told Vox she has already made changes to Knitty as a result of Ravelry's decision.
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It has made changes to its interface, increased live-streaming capabilities, and added its "moments" feature.
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The company said it made changes to its software after the crash to avoid future incidents.
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Although the academy quickly made changes designed to increase the diversity of its membership, hurdles remain.
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The company has since made changes to how it displays search results for products in Europe.
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GOP leaders also have made changes to the plan to make it more palatable to conservatives.
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But Pruitt repeatedly said he has "made changes" so that he's not flying first class anymore.
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The trial was resumed in June last year after the company made changes to the study.
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In response to the meeting, Amazon made changes that mainly dealt with issues around practicing Islam.
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According to the Journal, AMI followed up on those comments and made changes based on them.
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Long said FEMA made changes to its priorities and procedures following some of those learned lessons.
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This isn't the first time Apple has made changes to its business following pressure from Russia.
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ICE has made changes in its policy on courthouse arrests, but it has not eliminated them.
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Speaking of legal matters, Trump's 2020 campaign website also made changes to its terms of service.
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This is not the first time Dick's has made changes in response to a school massacre.
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Just before it, though, he came by and made changes—removing some pieces and adding others.
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Mr. Cohen suggested that Mr. Sekulow made changes that related to the timing of the project.
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Valeant hired a new general counsel and made changes to its executive committee earlier this month.
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The countries that have made changes tend to be the ones whose economies have performed the best.
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The company has made changes, however, to its quality-assurance tests in the wake of the controversy.
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To deal with the pain and weight gain, Wright made changes to her diet and exercise routine.
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In the U.S., it made changes last week to its ad-targeting practices that facilitate housing discrimination.
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Beijing has also made changes to the income tax threshold to hike incomes and personal spending power.
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Though Apple maintains that most MacBook Pro owners haven't experienced any keyboard issues, it nevertheless made changes.
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The families did think that they made changes but not to the satisfaction of the President obviously.
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Since the case is six years old, it's likely Facebook has since made changes to this feature.
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Ford made changes to the SuperCab to win the top truck rating this year, the IIHS said.
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Mattel has made changes in recent years to address criticism of Barbie's unrealistic proportions and ethnocentric image.
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Last year, the Obama administration made changes that put repayment of PACE loans ahead of other liens.
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She insisted Theranos had made changes aimed at addressing regulators' concerns over the accuracy of its tests.
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It also is focusing on a membership model and made changes to its supply chain this quarter.
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Mississippi made changes to attempt to solve a major problem related to its strict Medicaid eligibility requirements.
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The company has made changes to improve the transparency of its ad targeting systems, according to Goldman.
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They made changes very fast to a situation that probably shouldn't have existed in the first place.
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As a result, WeWork has paused its IPO and made changes to its governance and some dealings.
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Internally at Uber, Mr. Khosrowshahi has also made changes, including bringing on a new slate of lieutenants.
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In 18803, Congress made changes to the law in a couple of key ways relevant to today.
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This is not the first time that Dick's has made changes in response to a school massacre.
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As urban development encroached upon the structures, the Corps made changes to minimize the risk of flooding.
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But Fortnite also made changes in the game that have given an edge to brand new players.
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Google said last week it made changes to its software after the crash to avoid future incidents.
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And we've made changes where we don't think some businesses are performing as well as they should.
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And FEMA Administrator Brock Long has said FEMA made changes to some of its priorities and procedures.
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He also said the circus had made changes after a 2016 court case that involved animal mistreatment.
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She said she had made changes to drafts of Park's speeches in the early days of her presidency.
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The Taiwanese foreign ministry last week asked Air Canada for a "speedy correction" after the carrier made changes.
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In total, we made changes that reduced time spent on Facebook by roughly 22016 million hours every day.
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This information was not exposed to anyone else, and we have made changes so this no longer happens.
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The writing team made changes to Cortana's personality that let her fight disturbing communications and answer without apologizing.
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To this avail, the team made changes to TensorFlow to make it easier to consider models as hierarchies.
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The company subsequently made changes and keeps wood away from unpackaged products on its manufacturing floor, he said.
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After iOS 703 came out in 270, Apple has made changes to the way its unlock system works.
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Chief Financial Officer Jim Frankola said the company expected "uneven results" while it made changes to corporate structure.
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Dutzer and Mansman have made changes to enhance the pageant's entertainment value, production value and organization, Dutzer said.
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The company met with city officials, police officers, neighborhood groups and made changes to the social media site.
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We made changes last year — including to our Terms of Service — to further clarify how Facebook makes money.
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Over the years, auto racing's international federation has made changes to the Monaco track in response to accidents.
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Every day, I made changes to the website and updated our packages based on the feedback I received.
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" So Reagan started editing, made changes, put a caret in the margin at one place and wrote, "STORY.
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It says it has made changes to its algorithm to show quality news more prominently in search results.
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AT&T also made changes to its compensation structure last year, further deepening the impairment charges, GameStop said.
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Google also quickly took down content that exploited children made changes to prevent advertisers from racially targeting ads.
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While Jones has made changes to his captain and coaching staff, the roster will remain pretty much the same.
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At the beginning of the year, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made changes to its website pages on fracking.
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YouTube said it's made changes intended to surface more reliable news content in search results and on its homepage.
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Citadel said earlier this year that it is committed to Aptigon's success and made changes to strengthen the platform.
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Youtube made changes to its algorithm so that videos with accurate information get preference when people search for vaccines.
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In a statement, a Facebook spokesperson said the company has made changes to its ad platform to limit discrimination.
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They've made changes, of course, to their behavior, but it seems as if they have slipped out of it.
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Some 55% had made changes to the curriculum, but only 8% had changed the length of the school day.
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After the death, Dentsu made changes within the company, including turning off lights in the office at 10 p.m.
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Uber made changes to its service, including reporting serious incidents to the police directly and controlling drivers' working hours.
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To attract investors back, LendingClub added incentives for investors and recently made changes to its underwriting standards and disclosures.
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American Airlines has not made changes on its website, saying it was following the direction of the U.S. government.
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In November, Goldman Sachs made changes designed to retain junior bankers, including promoting them more quickly and encouraging mobility.
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Outside of the health world, people have already made changes to the language they use to categorize certain events.
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We actually have just made changes to our recommendation algorithms as well for not violative content, but borderline content.
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The Department of Education made changes similar to those in the executive orders even before Mr. Trump took action.
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Canada's government also made changes to impaired driving laws to address repercussions for driving under the influence of cannabis.
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The firm's board then made changes to how it handles issues related to crediting attorneys' work, pay equity, and leave.
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Airlines such as Air Canada, Lufthansa and British Airways have made changes to their website descriptions, according to Reuters' checks.
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"The second issue (impacting DAUs) was more short-term in nature as Facebook made changes to its platform," Gibeau said.
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The social network has made changes to its reporting tools to specifically target content that misleads voters, it announced Wednesday.
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The company also recently made changes to its app in London, making clearer that its drivers are licensed by TfL.
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Anne Frank's father made changes to her manuscript The publication comes as a copyright dispute still swirls around the diary.
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Walker said Google has made changes to provide more information to users and merchants not to promote their own services.
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" Pruitt: "I said in my opening statement, that I take responsibility, I've made changes historically, I'm making changes going forward.
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But some employers had hoped the Senate would have made changes when it came to drugs that treat chronic diseases.
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WR Rashad Still was not in uniform as coach P.J. Fleck made changes to his receiving corps before the game.
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The Senate even made changes to the rules so that now children under age 1 can be on the floor.
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But Upton and Murphy have made changes they hope will address Democratic concerns, as well as those of some Republicans.
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Finn said the defense ministry also had made changes to the requirements at the request of Boeing, Airbus and Saab.
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House Democratic leaders earlier this week made changes to their signature drug pricing bill, pulling it slightly to the left.
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"We have made changes, that is for sure, but for now I cannot say that we have won," she said.
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"In total, we made changes that reduced time spent on Facebook by roughly 50 million hours every day," he said.
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Woodcock said the problem appeared to occur sometime after 2348, when a Chinese manufacturer made changes to its synthetic processes.
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Yellen also clearly telegraphed the central bank's expected moves and made changes gradually so as not to shock the market.
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She has accepted responsibility, fully cooperated with the committee and made changes to improve her office, according to the report.
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"Some football programs have already made changes indicating that there is at least some recognition of this problem," he said.
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Since then, several Southern states have made changes to their voting laws, and suffrage is again threatened in the American South.
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The Mountain View-based Internet search leader said it made changes to its software after the crash to avoid future incidents.
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JPMorgan and RBS said they were pleased to have settled the cases and that they had made changes to their controls.
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Apple, of course, made changes that benefited her and other musicians, and now she's become a pillar of Apple Music's marketing.
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Rocket Lab says it has since analyzed the motors and made changes to their design to get rid of the behavior.
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The Weather Channel is not the only media outlet that has made changes as the U.S. grapples with two major hurricanes.
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"China fully solicited opinions and suggestions from all sides at home and abroad and made changes to relevant articles," she said.
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YOU KNOW, IF YOU LOOK IN TERMS OF CULTURE AND PEOPLE, WE'VE MADE CHANGES AT THE HIGHEST LEVELS OF THE COMPANY.
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But last week the ECB made changes to the scheme that analysts said would see purchases concentrated on highly-rated bonds.
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The chain has also made changes to appeal to higher-end customers, such as upgrading its beef and rolling out delivery.
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But the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act made changes to the so-called "kiddie tax," which deals with child income.
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Air Canada, Lufthansa and British Airways are among the other carriers that have made changes on their websites after China's request.
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Amid growing complaints in March, the Stronach Group made changes to its drug and veterinary policies that would match international standards.
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State law requires taxpayers to file amended New York returns whenever the I.R.S. has made changes to the taxpayer's federal returns.
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Alaska Air Group Chief Executive Brad Tilden said the whole industry had made changes to cleaning and onboard sanitation on planes.
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Nunes's office has rejected Schiff's claim, saying that while Nunes made changes, they were minor and in accordance with congressional procedure.
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They didn't want to look back 20 years from now and realize they could have made changes to be healthier then.
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Germany's coach, Joachim Löw, made changes to his lineup throughout that tournament without it affecting his team's march to the title.
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When Europe instituted its General Data Protection Regulation in 2018, many businesses made changes beyond the geographies subject to the regulation.
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The nominating contest will be much different this time around after Democrats made changes aimed at increasing participation and ensuring transparency.
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Apple announced in 2015 that it made changes to iOS in order to stop apps from gathering information on other apps.
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We've also contacted Twitter for comment on the loophole and to ask if they've made changes to stop it from happening again.
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Colonel Vindman went through the transcript, made changes and gave his written edits to his boss, Mr. Morrison, according to the person.
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Meghan and Harry recently launched their own Instagram page, while Kensington Palace made changes to focus more on William and Kate's family.
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Amid criticism over the way it handles customer information, Facebook made changes to the way users can join group chats in Messenger.
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Ryanair passenger Lee Cimino claims he booked his flight to Belfast two days after the airline made changes to their baggage fees.
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But after each inspection Theranos' response has been the same: that the lab has made changes and all problems have been fixed.
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For the first time ever, we see an allegation that Apple has deliberately made changes to block law enforcement requests for access.
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In addition to rolling back work-hour restrictions on first-year residents, ACGME made changes to reinforce patient safety and physician wellbeing.
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Phase One was led by the scientists, who conducted the research demonstrating that man-made changes to the environment could be catastrophic.
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The University of Central Florida has used predicative analytics to understand why students weren't completing and made changes to address the problems.
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There were no such complaints in 103, as the Open organizers had made changes to ensure there would be no such complaints.
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Earlier this year, the N.C.A.A. made changes that are meant, in part, to increase transparency around just what corporate sponsors pay for.
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The investigation focused on the way Apple made changes to Siri's answers to questions about feminism, gender equality, and the #MeToo movement.
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And Facebook last week made changes to its advertising platform after ProPublica found ways to target advertisements to self-identified anti-Semites.
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He said that the worker, who'd been passed over for a promotion, had made changes to the code and exported sensitive data.
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Equifax said it had made changes to address the federal bureau's concerns shortly after the agency's investigation began, nearly three years ago.
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"Manchester City made changes but that doesn't make it easy because the youngsters that came in were dangerous," Hiddink told the BBC.
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"They've been working around the luck for Kelly to get back," said coach Brad Stevens, who made changes in his starting lineup.
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The public editor's take: Glad to see the editors made changes to the story to portray a more accurate reflection of events.
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Abu Dhabi this year has made changes to its real estate laws allowing foreign investors to own freehold property in designated zones.
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State officials have also made changes in law enforcement across New Jersey, including helping finance body cameras and providing training for officers.
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And Apple has made changes to some of its tech features that limit the ability of Facebook and others to track users.
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Lawmakers hastily made changes days later, after the NCAA, the gamer convention GenCon and other business interests raised the possibility of moving events.
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In the previous 20 years, it has made changes to the corn production forecast five times and to the yield forecast four times.
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YouTube has also made changes that reduce recommendations for content that comes close to violating its guidelines or that misinforms in harmful ways.
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Facebook has made changes to mitigate this problem, including removing ad targeting options for housing, job and credit ads, but still faces scrutiny.
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Lew also said that other Pacific-Rim countries including Vietnam have already made changes domestically in order to conform to proposed TPP standards.
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"With an overdose crisis that had taken over 70,000 lives last year alone, it's no surprise that doctors have made changes," he said.
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But despite the understanding of the value digital improvements offer, our federal agencies have not made changes that will improve the citizens' experience.
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Along with state lawmakers, the Republican made changes to the program's income and work qualifications so as to reduce enrollment by 60,000 people.
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" The statement continued, "This step in the reorganization involved many components; we realigned responsibilities, made changes to the campaign's infrastructure and reprioritized expenditures.
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Trump, meanwhile, on Wednesday made changes to the travel ban in an effort to prevent the Supreme Court from declaring the policy moot.
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Citi on Wednesday made changes to executives' performance-based share awards, which are based on the bank's total shareholder returns relative to peers.
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The government has made changes aimed at helping the insurers, which say it has not gone far enough to make the business sustainable.
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Those who were paying attention to the new tax law, and who wanted bigger paychecks immediately, could have made changes to their withholding.
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The department said it had made changes to a majority of survey questions this year in an effort to extract more precise information.
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On Tuesday, Simon & Schuster released a new edition of "Dark Debts," and Ms. Hall has made changes — dramatic and subtle — throughout the book.
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The Department of Justice's Executive Office for Immigration Review, which oversees US immigration courts, has also made changes to the U visa process.
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That was one of four accidents reported there since the Department of Transportation made changes to the intersection in 2008 to improve safety.
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In the weeks since, he has mischaracterized when and why he made changes to the policy in 2013, his final year in office.
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At which point, I hired a new chief of staff, made changes to senior staff, changed employment policy, and instituted mandatory harassment trainings.
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In 2013, Congress made changes to the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) to let some tribes prosecute non-tribal members for domestic violence.
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Earlier this month, it made changes to how it handles posts about suicide and self-harm, which includes restrictions on potentially triggering images.
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The survey, which polled 500 top executives, found that 84 percent of U.S. companies are reviewing or have already made changes to their strategies.
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"As a result of these explorations, we have made changes to our supply chain and manufacturing operations and have additional changes underway," Kisling said.
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Around that time, Facebook made changes to Groups that ended the practice, but said the decision was not related to the BRCA group's concerns.
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Bilous said Ukraine could launch the privatization of six regional energy distributors if parliament made changes to the legal framework regarding Ukraine's energy market.
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"That was one of the things that we immediately acted upon and made changes to," Shingo Matsushita, director on the game at Nintendo, explains.
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You can see why some might have jumped to that conclusion: Google has made changes to recalibrate its search algorithms before to improve quality.
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The department has made changes to its new farm aid and said it would pay farmers according to geographic location rather than by crop.
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Earlier this month, the company made changes to the way creators can file copyright claims to make them easer to manage, The Verge reports.
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"My overall observations indicate that YouTube has not made changes that significantly impact the network of influencers I wrote about last year," Lewis said.
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Müller led VW through the "greatest challenge in its history," realigned the German automaker's strategy, and made changes to the company's culture, he added.
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Disney made changes aimed at limiting visitor exposure to alligators after the incident, installing more prominent signage as well as netting around waterfront areas.
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On top of that, Google Cloud recently made changes in its sales organization to go after bigger customers and reward high-performing sales employees.
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On top of that, Google Cloud recently made changes in its sales organization to go after bigger customers and reward high-performing sales employees.
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Instagram has now issued Hyp3r a cease and desist, kicked it off its platform, and made changes to its platform to protect user data.
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He immediately made changes like slashing the amount of parts being manufactured, retiring lines that weren't selling, and shutting down the computer games division.
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During Washington's last pregnancy the show also made changes to its schedule, cutting the number of episodes from 22 to 18 during season three.
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President Herbert Hoover made changes to the same provision in the 1930s, with the intent of blocking the many Jews attempting to flee Europe.
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JP Morgan and RBS both said they were pleased to have settled the cases and that they had since made changes to their controls.
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"You actually improve clinic flow, people are not crowding the schedule with things they could have made changes at home to prevent," she said.
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In collaboration with the university lecturer Derek Hockridge, Ms. Bell made changes to the Asterix series that rendered it funnier for an English audience.
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The House would have to come back in session to approve any Senate-made changes before it can be cleared for the president's signature.
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It then made changes to operations in the three units it plans to create, under pressure from investors to run the business more efficiently.
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FBI Director Chris Wray agreed with the recommendation and said it would made changes, according to his responses to Horowitz included in the report.
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Google made changes to its terms and conditions applicable in Canada after settling a similar case with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission in 2013.
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Democrats who support the measure notched a victory this past week when they secured the support of four Republican senators after Kaine made changes.
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Early last year, it made changes to its site to make it easier for boutique hotels and bed-and-breakfasts to list their rooms.
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In contrast, Facebook said last week that it had made changes that reduced the hours its two billion users were spending on its pages.
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The lower house made changes to the text agreed this month by the Senate, so it must now go for conciliation between the two chambers.
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Bauler first focused on exercising and eventually made changes to his diet, sticking to 1,500 calories a day and smaller portion sizes for one year.
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However, you'll only see this option if you've made changes to your photo, meaning you've edited it, tagged someone, or added your caption or location.
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Files Restore, as Microsoft calls it, lets users review changes made to files over those 30 days, including who made changes and at what time.
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In 2014 the government made changes to stamp duty, a tax on homebuyers, raising it for those buying houses worth more than about £1m ($1.3m).
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Many YouTube creators have seen their ad revenue drop dramatically since Google made changes to how ads are displayed on its ad network and YouTube.
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The bank has made changes to address guidelines for how to get a waiver through debit card use that had the potential to be confusing.
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After meeting with shareholders, Goldman made changes such as cutting a long-term award for Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein amid concerns it was too complex.
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The original experiment didn't quite work out, but the community made changes and it lives on to this day with a population of nearly 200.
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Mississippi was still waiting to hear from the administration when the state made changes to their request, re-opening a federal comment period in July.
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The Air Force has blamed gaps in "training and compliance measures" for the lapses and said it made changes to prevent failures in the future.
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Moving up the ladderThis strategy was first announced in June, around the same time that Google Cloud made changes to the ways it compensates salespeople.
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Directors, disappointed that support was so weak last year, reviewed compensation practices and made changes after meeting with institutional investors and proxy voting advisory firms.
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The FAA said no "safety events" occurred during the incident and that it has made changes to its overnight shift staffing policies as a result.
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Amazon has already made changes to the way it advertises regular prices on its Canadian website to more accurately show potential savings, the watchdog said.
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Mr. Trump has labeled the caravan an invasion, deployed American soldiers to the border and made changes to asylum rules in efforts to confront it.
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The revised legislation made changes that could limit the number of people who could get up to 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave.
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In recent years, after a string of sexual assault allegations involving students and faculty members at private prep schools, a number of them made changes.
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It's just the third time in their N.B.A. histories that the Knicks and the Nets have made changes on the bench during the same season.
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The administration has also made changes to the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, which has severely limited any penalties for bird deaths across the United States.
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"They've been working around the clock for Kelly to get back," said coach Brad Stevens, who made changes in his starting lineup for the game.
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Congress also made changes to the Affordable Care Act in a reconciliation bill passed immediately after President Obama signed the health care overhaul in 2010.
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A company spokesperson added that in December, the company made changes to Google News to help keep these kinds of sites out of the service.
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For example, we have made changes to our backend systems, our employee training, and our security and infrastructure to guard against this type of situation.
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The 233-year-old Academy has since made changes it billed as improving its transparency and clearing the way for the double awards on Thursday.
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Just last week, the agency made changes to make it easier for homeowners to tap NFIP funds – which are already running low because of Harvey.
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In light of the expected upset, CNN made changes to its rating of 17 House races -- all of them in the direction of the Democrats.
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It's unclear when the agency made changes to an internal alerts system and whether that contributed to why individuals were pulled aside for additional questioning.
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Though Vanderbilt's hospital system has made changes to prioritize the balanced crystalloid, Rice said it could be a long time before this becomes standard practice.
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" Within DHS, the agency "made changes to their data systems to allow them to better indicate cases in which children were separated from their parents.
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WhatsApp recently made changes to group chats to make them more secure and less susceptible to being a channel for spreading false and dangerous information.
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But in time, the company made changes to the cafeterias — like offering smaller plates and making salad bars more prominent — that improved employees' eating habits.
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Ellis eventually made changes that appeased the prosecution, but the back and forth highlighted the tense relationship between the government and Ellis throughout the trial.
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He made changes to the Privy Council, which advises the monarchy, and has made appointments himself, taking some of the control away from the military.
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Washington (CNN)Federal officials are proposing major shifts to the way land management decisions are made -- changes that would make it easier to log national forests.
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"Last quarter, we made changes to show fewer viral videos to make sure people's time is well spent," he said at the top of the release.
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In the email, Ahmelmann said Air Berlin had taken on more staff and made changes to its flight plan at its home airport of Berlin Tegel.
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IN RECENT months Google and Facebook have made changes that may escape the notice of most of their billions of users, but not of news organisations.
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Apple, which is also contesting that ruling, has continued to offer its iPhones in China but made changes to its iOS operating system following the order.
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Calvasina added that 40% of investors have already made changes to their portfolio in anticipation of the election or indicated that they plan to do so.
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Mark Boal, its screenwriter, worked with the CIA during pre-production, and according to declassified documents from 2013, made changes to interrogation scenes after CIA feedback.
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AT&T, after offering truly unlimited data plans for a few years, made changes to how the plans worked but not to how they were advertising.
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"It is not that different than any campaign I have ever been in, including my own, in which I made changes probably 20 times," he said.
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Earlier this month, Trump made changes to his revised travel ban to prevent the Supreme Court from declaring it moot because it was set to expire.
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Or in other words: the Mormons took a long, hard look at their treatment of sexual assault victims and made changes that mattered instead of excuses.
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As part of a strategic review that began in February, Trinidad Drilling, which builds rigs in Canada and the United States, made changes to its board.
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Investigators found that in 2016, Los Alamos switched to a new process for tracking the toxic metal, which made changes like reducing sampling requirements for testing.
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Steve Moore, an adviser to Trump, said the campaign believes it has made changes to bring the plan's cost down to $2 trillion to $3 trillion.
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"To address these concerns, we have debriefed the incident internally, and have made changes to our security systems and our patrolling/monitoring patterns," the district said.
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For commercial rather than political reasons, Mr. Zhou's literary agent here also made changes in the English-language version of the book, translated by Zac Haluza.
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Zuckerberg quickly issued a statement via a company spokesperson also condemning the memo, and saying Facebook specifically made changes in 2017 to better reflect its mission.
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Under pressure from multiple sides, Facebook said last week it had made changes that reduced the hours its two billion users were spending on its pages.
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Instead of ending the program, TSA abruptly made changes to the program on Saturday that include additional requirements to qualify for the special flight crew screening.
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After publication, Facebook spokesperson said that the company absolutely does value quality reporting, and has made changes to the News Feed to promote it more highly.
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HB 525 would have made changes to who is appointed to the board of trustees that oversees the Kentucky teachers' retirement system, which administers teacher' pensions.
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Yuja has made changes in her professional life that she is not sure have solved the problems of doubt and restlessness by which they were impelled.
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Google has made changes to Android in recent years that are supposed to make it much easier for developers to update the core of the operating.
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Although Russia has made changes in their athletics and anti-doping program and officials continue to deny state-sponsored doping, the athletics ban remains in effect.
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Since the last shutdown, the District of Columbia has made changes to its protocol to help protect Washington services from being affected by a federal shutdown.
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Instagram – the current platform of choice for most fashion and lifestyle brands – has made changes in its APIs that made unable for apps to leverage its content.
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SAO PAULO, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Brazil's largest fixed telephone carrier, Oi SA, said minority shareholder Société Mondiale made changes in a proposed plan to revamp its board.
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Avolon is owned by HNA vehicle Bohai Leasing, but made changes in its bond structure earlier this year to insulate itself from the parent group's financial difficulties.
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" GLY said in a statement that it has made changes to its systems and has put protections in place "based on immediate key learnings from the event.
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It also made changes to a number of itemized deductions, including a $10,000 cap on the deduction you can claim for state and local property taxes paid.
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The state also subsequently made changes to help people understand the system, including lists that showed exactly what items on their assessments changed from year to year.
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It also made changes for its future, paying $9 billion for animal hospital company VCA as Mars as eyes a firmer hold of the growing pet industry.
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In response, major brands around the world like AT&T and Johnson & Johnson announced they would suspend some digital advertising as Google made changes to its system.
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UBS is not alone in trying to adapt, in November Goldman Sachs made changes designed to retain junior bankers, including promoting them more quickly and encouraging mobility.
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Rosselló's administration made changes suggested by the DOJ, but refused to change the date of the plebiscite to allow the feds time to review the new ballot.
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EPA's new letter acknowledges that the agency made changes to its finalized FOIA policy following pushback from a handful of lawmakers with whom the administration met privately.
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Last year, the Emmys made changes to the voting process, opening up the best drama and comedy categories to all Television Academy voters, not just a committee.
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Government employees are guaranteed coverage throughout shutdowns, but new hires or those who recently made changes to their plan could find themselves caught in the bureaucratic slowdown.
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This caused the Federal Trade Commission to get involved and the company ultimately made changes to allow users to determine who sees the pages they connect with.
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Experts say it's likely that premiums would be declining, or at least not increasing, if the Trump administration and GOP-controlled Congress hadn't made changes to ObamaCare.
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After that vote, the company made changes to its pay plan, which was then endorsed by 231 percent of voting shareholders at its annual meeting in April.
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According to the Democrats, Ms. Newbold also asserted that the Trump administration had made changes to security protocols that made it easier for individuals to get clearances.
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Avolon is owned by HNA vehicle Bohai Leasing and made changes in its bond structure earlier this year to insulate itself from the parent group's financial difficulties.
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Kushner was stripped of his top-secret security clearance on Tuesday after White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE made changes to the internal system.
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Seattle-based Starbucks, which launched its rewards program in 2009, made changes to it last year, which irked some customers and caused a furor on social media.
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Facebook has said it subsequently made changes that prevent people from sharing data about friends and maintains that no breach occurred because the original users gave permission.
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But it wasn't until the Google walkout—what is likely the largest collective demonstration of tech workers to date—that the company made changes to its arbitration agreements.
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Chan says that more than 2,800 users have signed up to complete RocketClub's tasks so far and it recently made changes to its platform based on their feedback.
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And while some workplaces have made changes to address sexual harassment, it's not yet clear whether industries will make the larger reforms necessary to truly keep workers safe.
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National Weather Service made changes after Joplin After the tornado struck, the National Weather Service sent an assessment team to study the community's preparedness and make key recommendations.
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The company said on Friday it had made changes to the 2012 plan's entitlements for chief executive Jeff Fairburn, finance chief Mike Killoran and managing director Dave Jenkinson.
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If the people running 33ve realized that the industry and law enforcement were onto them, they could have shut it down and made changes to avoid future detection.
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"Earlier in the week, we made changes to our TV ad reservations across hundreds of stations in several battleground states including Florida," said Jesse Ferguson, a Clinton spokesman.
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Along the way, Epic has steadily made changes to improve the e-sports landscape, and the competitions have forged a new generation of stars on Twitch and YouTube.
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Facebook has already made changes to its NewsFeed that acknowledge what research has shown—that Facebook does not make people feel very good about themselves or the world.
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In a statement, an Uber spokesperson said that the company "regrets the 2018 crash," and emphasized that its Advanced Technologies Group has made changes to its safety program.
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Meanwhile, Uber also evaluated pay equity and has since "made changes to ensure aggregate race and gender pay equity across Uber," Uber Chief People Officer Liane Hornsey wrote.
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Though Starbucks faced criticism in the past over issues like gentrification and coffee sourcing, Shultz made changes that earned him recognition as one of the most ethical CEOs.
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According to a new study published in the scientific journal Nature, infrastructure development and other man-made changes have fragmented or disrupted two-thirds of Earth's longest rivers.
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Because the Grimms wanted to celebrate German culture, they made changes — over the course of seven editions — to weed out foreign influences and reflect their own moral values.
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Brad Stevens made changes to his starting lineup in hopes of injecting some energy, going with Olynyk and Marcus Smart in place of Jaylen Brown and Tyler Zeller.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Eileen Naughton, the vice president of people operations, said the company had made changes in recent years to crack down on the issue.
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President Trump on Wednesday made changes to his revised travel ban in an effort prevent the Supreme Court from declaring it moot because it was set to expire.
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The administration has made changes to the program, including adopting a new "public charge" rule that threatens to deny green cards or citizenship to immigrants who use Medicaid.
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Based on communications obtained by Vox, the Santa Ana program made changes and offered to take further steps in cooperation with the city to deal with needle litter.
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But those visas became more difficult to obtain under the Trump administration, which made changes to the program that it said were meant to protect jobs for Americans.
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The Census Bureau quickly clarified that it had "inadvertently listed sexual orientation and gender identity as a proposed topic" and made changes to the online document within hours.
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In 1960 and 1963, the publisher Ludlow Music registered copyrights for it, saying that the song's authors — including Pete Seeger — had made changes to earlier versions of it.
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There is a long history of presidents making staff changes, and one of Mr. Trump's predecessors, Bill Clinton, made changes within the first six months of his administration.
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Several officials say Azar and his top aides have made changes within the department meant to marginalize Verma, exercising greater control over her public appearances and staffing decisions.
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This means insisting on designs that are durable, reliable, sustainable in their demands on future resources, and resilient in the face of natural assaults and man-made changes.
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For its part, Facebook said on Wednesday it had made changes to its Trending Topics feature, which prominently shows what is popular on Facebook at a given time.
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He went on to outline how Kogan, the Cambridge researcher, exploited the platform and noted that Facebook in 33 made changes to limit the data apps could access.
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ISS said because the board had made changes, including adding new directors and exiting the core of the mortgage banking segment, there was no reason to back the dissident.
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Last month, the Competition and Markets Authority made changes to a pre-payment meter cap which will lower costs by 25 pounds a year for another 4 million customers.
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The problem could snowball if the government tries to fix hastily-made changes to the tax tables by over-correcting to withhold more money in future years, Smoke argues.
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Loeb wrote he had made changes to New York-based Third Point's investment holdings immediately after Trump's election win, shifting to stocks and away from corporate and structured credit.
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West made changes to The Life of Pablo right up to premiering the album at Madison Square Garden and even after that event and uploading the album to Tidal.
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It has since made it more prominent and has made changes to how it describes the service fee after settling a class-action lawsuit for more than $4 million.
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In the study, researchers analyzed guano from hairy-legged vampire bats in northeast Brazil's Catimbau National Park to see how they responded to man-made changes to their environment.
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There was a backlash against Final Cut, when Apple made changes for the sake of simplifying/streamlining, removing the high level of customization videographers had come to rely on.
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The AgeWave research also looked at what happened if people made changes that would enable them to dramatically reduce their cost of living now and save more for later.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: Sara, one thing that they can control is where they put their ad dollars and we know they've made changes to their strategy, focusing on digital media.
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GM said that it had been told of the FTC probe in June 2015, and made changes to ensure that repairs needed because of recalls were taken care of.
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Apple, which is contesting both rulings, has continued to offer its iPhones in China but made changes to its iOS operating system in the wake of the Chinese order.
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France paved the way in late 22017, though BBVA's deal was the first euro SNP from Spain since lawmakers made changes to permit this type of issuance in June.
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The company had already made changes to certain of its enterprise products following the impact of the UK's June referendum vote to leave the European Union on pound sterling.
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It is unclear whether the Trump administration has made changes to the draft regulation over the past week, or what the final version of the regulation might look like.
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Things had been quiet on this front recently, until a month ago when once again Facebook made changes to its code that allowed sponsored posts to slip past blockers.
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Claiming it was standing up for its principles, Facebook made changes to its desktop website that enable advertisements to sneak past adblocking software by disguising them as original content.
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Cohen also suggested that Trump's attorneys made changes to his 2017 congressional statement about the timing of the talks, which Trump lawyer Jay Sekulow firmly denied that later Wednesday.
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"While we loved our destination wedding and would do it all over again, we were surprised by how some of the vendors made changes without our consent," she said.
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Though Walmart made changes to its gun sales policies in 2015 and again in 2018, people are calling for more change via Twitter with hashtags like #boycottwalmart and #guncontrolnow.
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"We have made changes to the management of this prisoner's mail to ensure that our robust processes are as effective as we need them to be," said the statement.
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It has made changes to the formula for risk adjustment, which shifts money to insurers with higher-cost enrollees, and tightened the rules somewhat for the extra signup periods.
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Mr. Licht also made changes to the show, including shortening the opening credits and giving "The Late Show" a signature segment by preceding those credits with a comedy sketch.
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In contrast to much-scrutinized companies such as Airbnb, which made changes to more stringently vet and curate hosts and properties, WellSet toes a mid-2010s tech industry line.
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On Thursday, Google said that it had made changes to its search algorithm to give an advantage to "original reporting" that would be reinforced by changes in other guidelines.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission made changes in its enforcement division to better detect fraud, established specialized teams and even revamped its system for handling tips from the public.
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She added that among its changes, the company so far has implemented mentorship programs, created hiring rubrics to be more fair and made changes to its performance management system.
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"As tax policy reforms are made, changes should not deter investment and development of American resources," IPAA President and CEO Barry Russell said in a statement after the meeting.
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SpaceX has tested an updated version of its abort system on the ground since the company made changes to it after a failure on a test stand in April.
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"Already last quarter, we made changes to show fewer viral videos to make sure people's time is well spent," Zuckerberg said Wednesday as part of Facebook's quarterly earnings report.
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Will Mantell, a spokesman for the department of education, said the city has made changes to improve special education by hiring more staff, and enhancing training and data tracking.
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BlackRock took over the project in 2016, after the Mexican government made changes to the prison and raised the promised annual payments to its operator to pay for them.
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Publicly it's the attempt, but privately it's the same rushed meetings, quick decisions made, changes of mind, trying to cover your tracks, trying just not to be found out.
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Capital One, which also made changes, must resubmit its homework within six months, after the Fed found flaws in the assessment of risk "in one of its most material businesses".
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Designers made changes to a police station box set after a Chinese child complained there weren't enough get-away possibilities to make for exciting "cops and robbers" play, he said.
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He made changes to Twitter's timeline, using an algorithm to put the most popular tweets up top instead of relying on the reverse-chronological order the company was known for.
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Mondelez spent a portion of its latest quarterly earnings call boasting about its cost-cutting initiatives, while Kellogg recently made changes to its distribution model to cut costs even more.
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Arthur is a scientist who regularly crunches numbers, so he knew how to make his spreadsheet organized and have the little cells talk to one another as he made changes.
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While Google has made changes to Android in later iterations that limit the location data it gathers, the business incentives for collecting as much personal data as possible remain great.
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We have made changes to the Oscars over the years — including this year — and we will continue to evolve while also respecting the incredible legacy of the last 90 years.
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This latest batch of API changes doesn't include some of the higher-profile APIs — like when Facebook made changes to Facebook Login, Groups, Events and other APIs back in April.
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In 23 the government made changes to stamp duty, a tax on homebuyers, which reduced it for most but raised it for those buying houses worth more than about £1m.
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In 2015, the Bank of England and the Prudential Regulation Authority, also made changes around bonus buyouts, where banks compensate new employees for any remuneration foregone when they change jobs.
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" But Spicer and other White House aides have suggested they've made changes for another reason: to thwart the press, which Trump has repeatedly derided as the "enemy of the people.
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MSCI and other providers last year made changes that excluded some stocks with unequal rights, like Snap, from widely followed indexes, including the S&P 500 and the Russell 1000.
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"The group has taken certain steps to make a compromise with Erdogan ... it has made changes in content," said Mirgun Cabas, a former CNN Turk presenter critical of the government.
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She has made changes to her own running route, choosing to run in the street against traffic instead of in the golf course near her home in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn.
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The legislation would have made changes to the state's current law, which allows children under the age of 28503 to marry with consent from the child's parents and a judge.
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Based on the company's recommendations, the FDA made changes to the dosage, the way it's taken, and the recommended length of time people should wait before taking the second medication.
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Since then, it is our understanding clubs made changes, which include providing additional security for public appearances, providing revised social media policies and providing more organizational support for cheerleading directors.
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The administration has also made changes to federal funding for grants meant to counter violent extremism and the staff in the Homeland Security office that administers them has been diminished.
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Nvidia soon made changes to its chips and developed software aids, including support for a standard programming language rather than the arcane tools used to issue commands to graphics chips.
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The crisis began on April 19 in Managua, the capital, when the government made changes to the social security system that would have raised workers' contributions and cut retirees' pensions.
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Last year, the government made changes to the way land was demarcated for indigenous use, a move that activists worried would benefit large landowners rather than the country's native population.
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In response, Orange said it was fully compliant with European rules, but that it had made changes to some of its products to better represent how consumers used its services.
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When Sheikh Salman became AFC president in 2013, he made changes which in effect meant Prince Ali lost his seat as one of Asia's representatives on the FIFA executive committee.
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"Learning from last year, we've made changes to the compressor and other hardware of the power unit during the break, maturing our overall concept," said Honda motorsport chief Yasuhisa Arai.
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I.O. after the administration made changes to win the support of Democrats, other labor unions that represent workers in the auto industry have questioned the validity of the administration's projections.
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And while Civil said recently made changes so customers could pay for tokens directly with cash, its latest report suggests that wasn't enough to drive a big uptick in sales.
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"This dataset is old and appears to have information obtained before we made changes last year to remove people's ability to find others using their phone numbers," the spokesperson said.
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"Let me put it this way, when I discovered that there were things in my campaign that I couldn't agree with after making an investigation, I made changes," Mr. Carson said.
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Carriers such as Air Canada, Lufthansa and British Airways have already made changes to their websites, and Australia's Qantas Airways Ltd said this week it would also comply with China's request.
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In a statement, Canada and the EU said they had made changes to increase the rights of governments to regulate and set up a permanent and transparent tribunal to settle disputes.
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We take concern about our users' privacy very seriously, which is why we voluntarily made changes to our privacy policy in December, and made the decision to close Jumpshot last month.
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A number of U.K. property funds have suspended dealing or made changes to fair value adjustments attributing it to the move difficult market conditions, following the Brexit vote on June 23.
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That feature stopped working earlier this month when Facebook made changes to its API, and as reported by TechCrunch, Facebook status updates that were crossposted from Twitter mysteriously vanished around Tuesday.
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Facebook said the issue began three years ago when it made changes to the step-by-step verification process users go through when signing up for an account on the platform.
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To ease the labor shortage, Japan has also been accepting more foreign workers after the government made changes to the way it grants visas for both low- and high-skilled workers.
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The measures, contained in Italy's 21 budget passed by the upper house on Sunday, made changes to rules proposed by Rome earlier this month which drew criticism from the car industry.
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The problem is that man-made changes to our atmosphere seem to be negating some of the volcanoes' cooling effects, and as the planet gets warmer, the problem could get worse.
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Independently, the restaurant chain created and implemented the fee, made changes to its menu to explain the new price, introduced fruit spritzers (fruit juice mixed with water) and created promotional materials.
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He made changes to Twitter's timeline, using an algorithm to put the most popular tweets up top instead of relying on the the reverse-chronological order the company was known for.
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The report found that Shulkin's chief of staff, Viveca Wright Simpson, made changes to an official email to get approval for taxpayer funding for Shulkin's wife's flights costing more than $4,000.
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Archibong noted Tuesday that Facebook is investigating all apps that had access to large droves of data before the company made changes to its platform in 2014 to reduce data access.
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In response to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit from The New York Times, the government declassified documents revealing Bush made changes to authorize the surveillance program following the hospital incident.
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Here We Go Again star, 32, revealed she has made changes in career specifically after she and husband Thomas Sadoski, 42, welcomed their first child, a baby girl, in March 2017.
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Walk-in coolers: The Department of Energy has made changes to the way manufactures must test walk-in coolers and freezers to ensure performance-based energy efficiency standards are being met.
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While his administration has been chaotic, and his decision-making impulsive and sometimes whimsical, Trump has made changes that could have far-reaching and lingering consequences for society and the economy.
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Apple in recent years made changes to its operating system so that more than one student can log into an iPad, and to its software to let teachers better manage students.
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UK Finance, which represents banks that offer cash savings accounts, said its members would study the proposals and had already made changes to improve competition and help savers find good deals.
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In dissent, Circuit Judge Laurence Silberman said First Student properly made changes to working conditions before it hired a majority of the district's bus drivers and became a "perfectly clear" successor.
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Yet while states and counties made changes, New Jersey, Delaware, Georgia, South Carolina and Louisiana still use no paper backup, and parts of Pennsylvania, a vital swing state, do not either.
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Though the law has been criticized as overly generous to corporations, it made changes to the tax code that will make it harder for businesses to bounce back from a downturn.
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"This data set is old and appears to have information obtained before we made changes last year to remove people's ability to find others using their phone numbers," the spokesperson said.
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As of Friday, Google said that 65 percent of the sites with ads that were out of compliance with the new rules had already made changes to go along with them.
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Song said that while Nashville businesses have always been focused on what they can do for the community, the metro government has made changes in response planning since the 2010 floods.
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They said they take the opioid crisis seriously, are committed to making addiction treatment accessible, and have made changes in recent years to increase access to opioid addiction treatment, including methadone.
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As of the end of the fourth quarter, the company said it had made changes yielding annual earnings improvements amounting to $355 million, with $90 million of this achieved in 2018.
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So it made changes in an effort to be transparent about the alignment totals versus the state delegate counts, and it tried to streamline the whole process through a new app.
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Earlier this month, New York-based BlackRock made changes to its senior leadership ranks aimed at winning more business from top institutional clients and boosting growth of its alternative investing business.
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The phone was delayed for five months while Samsung worked on a solution, but the launch seems to have been fine after the company made changes to the hinge and screen.
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The report found that Shulkin's chief of staff, Vivieca Wright Simpson, made changes to an official email to get approval for taxpayer funding for Shulkin's wife's flights costing more than $4,000.
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Authorities have made changes to better screen pilots for mental health problems, after a pilot intentionally crashed a Germanwings jet into a mountainside in March 2015, killing all 150 on board.
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Sites like Forbes, the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Tribune and InTouch Weekly all recently made changes to stop Chrome from blocking ads on their sites, according to a Google spokesperson.
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The report found that Shulkin's chief of staff, Viveca Wright Simpson, made changes to an official email to get approval for taxpayer funding for Shulkin's wife's flights costing more than $4,85033.
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Gobbetti has already made changes to the company founded in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, cutting costs and striking a licensing deal for make-up and perfumes after they were bought in-house.
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But Tesla is still coming off a volatile 2018, and it has recently made changes in the name of cost-cutting that put this basic tenet of the company in some jeopardy.
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As a result, TikTok said it's taken "disciplinary action" against certain employees, and have made changes to its review process, although the company declined to go into more detail about those changes.
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Now that Samsung has announced that it has made changes to the Galaxy Fold and will rerelease it this September, the next question is: should anybody trust it enough to buy it?
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Although few practices have made changes on the scale of St Austell Healthcare, across England the number of clinical staff other than GPs has grown by more than a third since 2015.
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Google is appealing both earlier penalties but has also made changes to how it operates Google Shopping and Android in Europe in the meanwhile, to avoid the risk of further punitive penalties.
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Obamacare sign-ups for 22018 fell to 221 million people, down from 22021 million the year before, after the Trump administration made changes to the law that experts blame for the decrease.
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Macy's, an American retail icon that also owns luxury chain Bloomingdale's, has struggled with several quarters of declining sales even as Executive Chairman and former CEO Terry Lundgren made changes in operations.
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Last year it fined the Silicon Valley giant $2.8 billion in a separate competition case related to online shopping — Google has since made changes to how it displays search results for products.
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President Trump promised to review the rules of engagement, and a recent spate of civilian casualty reports have left human rights groups and independent monitors suspicious that Trump has already made changes.
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Dick's was one of a number of retailers that made changes to their gun sales policy after the February 14 massacre at Marjory Stonemen High School that killed 17 students and staff.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services on Wednesday suggested shareholders back hedge fund Marcato's choice of directors at Deckers Outdoor Corp, switching its recommendation after the U.S. fund made changes.
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"This dataset is old and appears to have information obtained before we made changes last year to remove people's ability to find others using their phone numbers," a Facebook spokesperson tells PEOPLE.
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They had academics from different multicultural backgrounds, as well as one who studies human trafficking in Asia, evaluate the text, and Zhao added new material and made changes based on their comments.
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In a statement to TechCrunch, a Facebook spokesperson said it had "actively engaged with the OAIC over the past two years as part of their investigation" and made changes to the platform.
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And once he made changes — including implementing a common set of tools and incorporating architecture reviews so everyone could see what each team was working on — the unit started hitting milestones regularly.
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Educational institutions have made changes because of pressure from the civil rights office and court cases, but also because survivors have pointed out when they have failed and demanded more from them.
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By then he had made changes in his training regimen after coming to the realization that all the weightlifting he had done the previous off-season might not have been conducted properly.
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" She continued, "We have made changes to the Oscars over the years—including this year—and we will continue to evolve while also respecting the incredible legacy of the last 90 years.
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I've also made changes in what I purchase for my children, and I never encourage them to finish it, although it can be galling to throw away half of a $7 Starbucks snack.
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Instead, the actress — who welcomed son Ennis Howard with fiancé Jesse Plemons in May 2018 — reveals to NET-A-PORTER's digital magazine PorterEdit that she has made changes to fit her new normal.
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Porter said Scotiabank had already made changes to some of its practices and was waiting to receive its individual report from the FCAC which he expected in the next four to six weeks.
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In the area taken by the Euphrates Shield campaign, Turkey has made changes to local governance that indicate it may be laying a foundation for long term ties with that part of Syria.
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"Alan has already made a significant contribution to the Executive Leadership Team over the past five months as we have made changes to become a simpler, better bank," Comyn said in the statement.
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"When something is hot and heavy, even if brief, it has made changes in your brain chemicals that your brain likes, and it's not a fan of having them taken away," Ranger says.
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Apple said its phones remained on sale and it believed it has complied with the Chinese court's order, but it also made changes to its iPhone software in the wake of the ruling.
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Last year, Leslie Jones received an onslaught of racist and abusive tweets, and while the service has made changes, any regular user knows that racist, sexist, and anti-Semitic insults are disturbingly common.
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A majority of the public says they hold the Trump administration and Congress accountable for any problems with ObamaCare because they have made changes to the law, according to a poll released Wednesday.
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The company did acknowledge, however, that it has made changes in its use of outside consultants, and that it used to give greater latitude to third-party firms conducting research on its behalf.
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To offset this loss, the online tax service made changes that reportedly had an adverse impact on elderly, disabled, and unemployed taxpayers, as well as low-income households and people with student loans.
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Where the Fed under Powell and Quarles has made changes from the Yellen era has been in paring back Obama-era financial regulations introduced to stop a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis.
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House members then made changes to the bill that allowed the NFIB to support it, and Senate Republicans introduced a bill that took a different approach on pass-throughs that NFIB also backed.
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Uber has made changes to its business model in recent months, responding to requests from regulators, including the introduction of 24/7 telephone support and the proactive reporting of serious incidents to police.
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Congress, the courts, and the Patent and Trademark Office have all made changes in recent years that help mitigate this problem - but this is too little and is not having the needed effect.
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On July 7 the group said it had made changes to internal businesses processes at its collection and delivery service DX Exchange, after a preliminary police investigation last month which was later dropped.
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The agency said it made changes to the final rule based on public comments, which, along with newer data, resulted in a slight decrease in the number of those expected to lose eligibility.
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The Trump administration has made changes to Title X, including an abortion counseling program that prompted the exit of Planned Parenthood, the country's largest provider of affordable reproductive health services, from the program.
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There may be some facilities that have made changes but at many, if not most, currently, what we're hearing is that detained individuals are still having to buy soap and hand sanitizer themselves.
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Republican Governor Greg Abbott made changes to the law earlier this summer after it was previously struck down, but Ramos ruled that the revised version still contains the discriminatory features of the original bill.
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Consumer Reports said it would test another Model 3, after Musk told the magazine that the electric car maker had already made changes to address the three other issues flagged in its initial report.
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A self-reconfiguring bot like L3 would need to make sure that found and assorted hardware, electronics and software all fit together as it modified itself and made changes and repairs, Murphy told Space.
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It made changes about forwarding messages to prevent or at least slow the spread of viral news: Forwarded messages are now labeled as such, and forwarding is limited to 20 people at a time.
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Intel beat its initial hiring goals; Microsoft is tying executive compensation to diversity success; and Google says it's made changes to remove pay inequality, even though the diversity of its workforce has remained flat.
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A decree published this week has already made changes to laws dating from 1924 - just after the founding of the Turkish Republic by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk - to 2017, removing references to the prime minister.
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Toronto-Dominion Bank has made changes to its mortgage underwriting practices in recent years, its chief risk officer said on Thursday, potentially making it more resilient if house prices fall in Vancouver and Toronto.
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"We made changes to our certified pre-owned marketing program last year to address the FTC's concerns and we are pleased with the proposed resolution of the matter," said James Cain, a GM spokesman.
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Businesses in the goods-producing sector were most likely to have made changes due to trade concerns, with 46 percent of respondents at those firms reporting increased prices and 85033 percent reporting delayed investments.
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" The new plan not only made changes to the agency's mission and vision, but it also reoriented several of its strategic goals from being focused on "preventing financial harm" to promoting "access" and "choice.
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Further negotiations followed, during which Ms Mayer made changes to the offer that the committee did not sign off and that increased payouts due to Mr de Castro if he were sacked without cause.
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He recently made changes to his team after a double-digit loss in Wisconsin, where a "strike team" of top aides loyal to Mr. Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, did not net a victory.
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We regret what now appears to have been an error and have made changes accordingly, but stand by our reporting that Lewandowski was pulled off the air this morning because of the brewing controversy.
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Wilkie said that, at the time, he was the floor manager for then-Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott, and that he took the legislation to Lott and that Lott and the staff made changes.
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In addition to changing or excluding some features, the Navy and the carrier&aposs builder, Huntington Ingalls Industries, have made changes to the Kennedy&aposs build strategy to control costs and stay on schedule.
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"This dataset is old and appears to have information obtained before we made changes last year to remove people's ability to find others using their phone numbers," a Facebook spokesman said in a statement.
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SpaceX also encountered a fatal error during an earlier test of the Super Draco in 2019, but subsequently identified the cause working with NASA and has made changes to ensure that fault isn't repeated.
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In a statement to CNBC, CEO Matt Salzberg said Blue Apron had recently made changes to its organizational structure and created a new consumer products team and a team for its plant in Linden.
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"There aren't many comprehensive bills with this magnitude that have earned this type of support," Grassley said at a press conference after he made changes to the bill to bring on more Republican support.
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The dollar reached a one-week high of 111.44 yen, rising about 0.3 percent shortly after the BOJ made changes to make its massive stimulus programme more flexible after a two-day policy board meeting.
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Google made changes to its sexual harassment and misconduct policies after employees staged massive walkouts earlier this month (though the company ignored several of the organizers' demands like adding an employee representative to Alphabet's board).
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In the last several months, Credit Suisse AG established a fast-track program for top performing junior bankers, and Goldman Sachs Group Inc made changes designed to retain younger staff, including promoting them more quickly.
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While the company might have also made changes to the ability to view personal information, the complaint argues that it is still too easy for a member to harvest information on others in a group.
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"We have made changes to the Monster Hunter formula with this game, as a ripple effect from our basic concept of creating a more immersive, realistic, diverse ecosystem using the latest generation technologies," Tsujimoto says.
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UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said a call for dialogue by Qatar's emir Sheikh Tamin bin Hamad al-Thani was welcome, but this could only happen after Doha had made changes.
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In February, the company made changes to its timeline and search designed to hide "potentially abusive or low-quality" tweets, and added a policy update intended to crack down on abusive accounts from repeat offenders.
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First, no notice (of the kind that has appeared in the past when, say, Facebook has made changes to privacy policy) appeared in users' feeds to inform them that the community standards had been updated.
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A senior administration official told CNN later Sunday that the Congress had made changes the administration supported, pointing to the North Korea sanctions that were added to the bill and provisions addressing business-sector concerns.
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When Apple launched macOS Sierra, it made changes that affected most users -- not just gamers, 3D artists, the few folks who use Edge or those who have an expensive machine with a stylus and touchscreen.
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"We have made changes to the management of this prisoner's mail to ensure that our robust processes are as effective as we need them to be," New Zealand's Department of Corrections said in a statement.
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In this case, Twitter made changes to how it ranks its search results for accounts from what it considers to be "bad-faith actors who intend to manipulate or divide the conversation," the company said.
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It's a different story in London which last year made changes to housing law to specifically sanction the practice of short term rentals (for up to three months a year) without the need for permits.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc won a probationary license to operate in London on Tuesday in a partial victory for its new chief executive after it made changes to ease strained relations with city authorities.
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Obviously — and I mean really obviously; you don't need to know much about politics to know this — plenty of other presidents have made changes to tax and regulatory policy and made deals with foreign countries.
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Forty-nine percent of the dog owners surveyed said their dogs were one of their top concerns, with 62 percent sharing they've made changes to their own travel plans in order to accommodate their pooches.
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Ganus told The New York Times last week that he suspected Russian officials had made changes to the database to cover failed tests by prominent former athletes who are now politicians or senior sports officials.
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And about a month before Larry's death, in January 2018, she made changes to her husband's will that left 80% of Larry's estate to Lori's children, and 20% to his own children, according to KHQ.
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"This dataset is old and appears to have information obtained before we made changes last year to remove people's ability to find others using their phone numbers," the spokesperson said in a statement by email.
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" The Facebook co-founder said in January that the company made changes to that "reduced time spent on Facebook by an estimated 50 million hours every day to make sure people's time is well spent.
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Square told the Wall Street Journal that instances of getting the wrong receipt are rare but that the company has made changes to reduce these errors and plans to do more to fix the issue.
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To this end, Apple has made changes to lure developers to the app store, including a new, easier-to-learn language, Swift, and coding environment, Swift Playgrounds, and a new revenue-sharing model for subscription apps.
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In part, India's recent softness can be traced to headwinds the local market faced last year when a national food regulator made changes on labeling, quality and the way products are imported into the Asian nation.
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In the 60s and 70s, people were abandoning cities for suburbs, and there were new migrants coming in around 1965, when Congress made changes in our immigration policies as a result of the civil rights movement.
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Addressing the opposition concerns, the government made changes to the legislation lifting road-toll fees and excise taxes just on bio-fuel and bio-liquid, and clarifying that proceeds will be used exclusively for road construction.
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Earlier, the euro hit a more than one-week high against the franc, while Switzerland's benchmark stock index hit a day's low after Reuters erroneously reported that the SNB had made changes to its monetary policy.
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Signed into law in March, the act made changes to the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA), which critics said went too far by regulating emissions from farms much like it regulated Superfund sites.
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The administration made changes to new rules that barred people who had traveled to or are citizens of Syria, Iran, Iraq or Sudan from coming to the U.S. without a visa, easing some of those barriers.
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November 21, 2017: H.R.3243 - FITARA Enhancement Act of 2017 This law expands expiring provisions of the Federal Information Technology Acquisition and Reform Act, which made changes to the way federal agencies made information technology decisions.
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Personal Health Have you considered the effects of what you eat on the planet, and made changes that will protect not only the Earth but also your health and the well-being of generations to come?
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Mr. Trump has made changes recently to his legal team, as the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, increases pressure on the president to answer questions about possible coordination between the Trump campaign and the Russians.
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Earlier this year it made changes to the way it displays subscriber counts in real time, blocking third-party sites that had turned the metric into a spectacle of glory and shame for celebrity content creators.
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Since then, both the Cboe exchange, which owns the VIX index, and issuers of some of the related products have made changes they say should make the market less prone to violent, hard-to-anticipate swings.
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Context: The FTC made changes to its COPPA rule in 2013 to take into account how children were using the internet, and expanded the definition of children's personal information to include cookies that track activity online.
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"This data set is old and appears to have information obtained before we made changes last year to remove people's ability to find others using their phone numbers," a Facebook spokesperson told TechCrunch at the time.
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Climate change is only going to make things worse: ocean waters are getting warmer, and human-made changes to the atmosphere are thought to increase the intensity of climate patterns that determine how winds blow around Antarctica.
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Investors told directors they had not made changes to the board's structure and composition quickly enough, prompting the hiring of Mary Jo White, former Chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, to conduct an internal review.
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Over the last six months, Facebook has made changes around enforcing against hate, fighting discrimination in ads and protecting against misinformation and suppression in the upcoming U.S. presidential election and 2020 Census, according to the progress report.
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Earlier this year, it made changes to subsidiaries holding real estate in Texas and Virginia, as well as its online brand MyTheresa, potentially allowing it to issue new debt to buy back its bonds at a discount.
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A top DHS spokesman told reporters last week that in recent months the department has made changes to vetting procedures that could impact foreign nationals traveling to the United States, though he declined to provide any details.
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Many big institutional investors are now telling private equity firms that they are unwilling to look at transactions until they have made changes to aggressive documentation that some law firms have tried to establish as legal precedent.
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"To ensure we are complying with Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations and protecting the interests of our clients, we have made changes to our policy regarding low-priced security," Bank of America spokesman Jerry Dubrowski said.
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The interface will look familiar to regular Photoshop users, though Adobe has made changes to make Photoshop's maze of menus and toolbars a bit easier to navigate on a touchscreen (something we should all be grateful for).
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When the FCC was drafting its privacy rule we weighed in explaining where we thought their approach was different than ours – and they made changes so that now the two agencies are using fundamentally the same approach.
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Nestle, with other U.S. packaged food brands such as DiGiorno, Tombstone, California Pizza Kitchen, Jack's, Hot Pockets and Lean Pockets, has also made changes to its pizza and snacking products by removing artificial flavors and reducing sodium.
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And while Fox News made changes in 2016 in the wake of a suit against Roger Ailes, Hughes's lawsuit alleges that the old practices of covering up allegations against powerful men are still very much in place.
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Cheryl: So, it's reveal day here at the downtown loft, and I'm excited to show you the things we made changes to and all the things we added, and we're gonna start here in the living room.
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Already, in the U.S. where we made changes to recommendations earlier this year, we've seen a 50% drop in views from recommendations to this type of content, meaning quality content has more of a chance to shine.
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The German-born Uffizi director began rehanging the museum's headliners in October 2016 — his predecessor Antonio Natali also made changes in the museum — with a rearrangement of the rooms for Botticelli and other late-15th-century artists.
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The head of Vital Silver, which falsely claimed that "it's actually widely acknowledged in both science and the medical industry that ionic silver kills coronaviruses" on its Facebook page, said it made changes based on the letter.
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In a response yesterday the company said the data-set is "old", adding that it "appears to have information obtained before we made changes last year to remove people's ability to find others using their phone numbers".
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S. airlines including Air Canada, Lufthansa and British Airways had already made changes to their websites, according to Reuters checks, after China's Civil Aviation Administration sent a letter to 36 foreign air carriers earlier in the year.
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The company said it had made changes, including a crackdown on viral videos, that reduced the amount of time users spent on its social network by 50 million hours a day in the quarter, or 5 percent.
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Nevertheless, the company has made changes to its driver app in recent weeks, with California drivers now being able to see more information ahead of accepting a trip, including the ride&aposs likely fare, length and destination.
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The watchdog said it had found evidence to support one of the allegations against Google but that the company had already made changes to remedy those concerns and agreed not to reintroduce anticompetitive clauses in its contracts.
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The Senate passed a similar bill by unanimous consent last year, and the House made changes to it, meaning it will need to go back to the Senate for another vote if the House passes it Tuesday.
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After learning about ways its platform was used by foreign actors to target American voters in the 2016 presidential election, Facebook made changes, cracking down on "coordinated inauthentic behavior" and introducing more disclosure requirements for political advertisers.
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Britain's foreign ministry said it had made changes to improve transparency and was ensuring taxpayers' money was spent well but could not release details around some projects in higher-risk countries and conflict zones for security reasons.
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In Georgia, then-Secretary of State Brian Kemp — now the state's governor — explicitly told county elections officials they were no longer required to seek pre-clearance from the Justice Department before they made changes to polling locations.
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The German-born Uffizi director began rehanging the museum's headliners in October 83 — his predecessor Antonio Natali also made changes in the museum — with a rearrangement of the rooms for Botticelli and other late-28th-century artists.
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Today, the company released a 32-page report on the matter and made changes to its policy in an effort to limit hosts from rejecting would-be renters based on their race, religion, nationality, disability, gender, or age.
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Finance Minister Mateja Vranicar Erman said the government had in recent years made changes to erase political influence on state firms, such as handing over the management of such firms to state-owned investment fund Slovenian Sovereign Holding.
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A lawyer involved in Mongolian mining deals speaking on condition of anonymity said opponents of the original agreement argue the Dubai Agreement made changes to the 2009 deal and should therefore have been subject to full parliamentary approval.
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As part of the trial period, the fintech also made changes to its own product to accommodate Amex, requiring customers to top up their Curve card in advance if they wanted to spend from their Curve-Amex wallet.
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TORONTO, July 13 (Reuters) - Bank of Montreal's capital markets division said on Thursday it had made changes to its investment banking team, promoting John Armstrong and Lyle Wilpon as co-heads of its global merger and acquisitions group.
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On Tuesday, Democrats blocked a House-passed measure to finance efforts against the Zika virus — another crisis facing Puerto Rico — because Republican congressional leaders had made changes to the bill in final negotiations, from which Democrats were excluded.
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The South African government made changes to the country's Mining Charter in June, raising the threshold for black ownership of mining firms to 30 percent, from 26 percent, despite protests from the Chamber of Mines, an industry body.
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The university said it had not made changes to its health insurance costs for union workers since 2008, and that the monthly health insurance cost ($104 for an individual and $281 for a family) was below national averages.
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Mr. Zuckerberg was called to testify before American and European lawmakers to answer questions about the scandal, and the social media company has made changes to its privacy policies to limit how it collects and shares user data.
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This might seem minor, but last spring, the US and China were reportedly close to a trade deal, but talks broke down after Chinese officials made changes to the text and backed away from some of their commitments.
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The Commerce Department would lift the so-called denial order preventing the company's purchases if ZTE paid a substantial fine, made changes to its current management team and hired American compliance officers to be placed at the firm.
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Boston's public transportation system, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, planned to run a normal schedule on its subway lines, but made changes on its commuter rail and warned of possible changes to the buses and subways on Tuesday.
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As part of a settlement with the country's antimonopoly agency, FAS, the US tech giant has made changes to its Chrome app, which now prompts users to select a default search engine when it launches for the first time.
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Mercedes have made changes to help cool the car but, with much of Europe caught in the grip of a heatwave, Hockenheim could be even hotter than the temperatures were at Spielberg where Max Verstappen won for Red Bull.
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The conference bill made changes to a more severe Senate proposal by allowing the credits to offset up to 80 percent of the BEAT tax, but renewable energy industry representatives said they were uncertain how the marketplace would react.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray on Thursday rejected a CBS news report that he had made changes to U.S. President Donald Trump's speech announcing an executive order for the construction of a border wall with Mexico.
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The lawsuits were filed after the Trump administration made changes in May to the criteria by which organizations were judged upon applying for grants under HHS's long-running program to educate young Americans on the risks of sexual activity.
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And Facebook purposefully made changes leading to its first ever decline of daily users in the US. But Facebook seems to be making up for that in international monthly user growth and squeezing more dollars out of each ad.
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But have you given serious thought to the planetary effects of what you eat and made changes that will protect not only terra firma and surrounding waters but also your health and the well-being of generations to come?
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Earlier this month, Mr. Odinga announced his withdrawal from the race, saying that he believed the second election would be "worse than the previous one" because the electoral commission had not made changes to its operation or its staffing.
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Kaine has made changes to the bill in order to try to attract more support, including removing two paragraphs in the "findings" section that directly mention Trump over concerns from Republicans and some Democrats that it was too political.
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Since joining, Cooper has made changes to turn around the bank that had been hit by losses from bad debts and slowing economic growth in its major markets, including hiring senior external bankers like Berntsen, who came on board in October.
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On its website, the zoo says it has made changes since the killing, including more training for zookeepers, a review of zoo safety protocols and a two-person system, where two keepers are required at all times when animals are moved.
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"Facebook has recently made changes that negatively affect publishers and we are testing different ways to try and combat those changes," said the statement from the company, which was founded by former Dartmouth College students Joshua Riddle and David Rufful.
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What they did: Zhang, who is a core institute member of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, tells Axios that the team studied its three dimensional shape and made changes they predicted would make it more active at lower temperatures.
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Up to this point, both sides have politely disagreed with each other, but the civility seems to be ending: For the first time ever, we see an allegation that Apple has deliberately made changes to block law enforcement requests for access.
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Decreasing head to head contact and decreasing opportunities for large closing distances may decrease the force of hits, and officials have recently made changes regarding where the ball is kicked from during kick offs to address these concerns, Harmon said.
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Nepal made changes to the constitution to ensure greater participation of the Madhesis in parliament but the community leaders said the amendments failed to address their central fear of redrawing the provincial borders in a way that would divide them.
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The lawsuit against Trinity had been brought by a competitor that discovered that the company made changes to the guardrail's design but did not tell the Federal Highway Administration for seven years, despite requirements that such changes be reported immediately.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - More than 500 news websites have made changes to their standards or disclosures after getting feedback from NewsGuard, a startup that created a credibility ratings system for news on the internet, the company told Reuters this week.
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"We also refunded fees and interest charges to customers who were in default, and have made changes to make sure this issue is not repeated," the spokesman told Reuters, declining to comment further as the case is before the courts.
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Trump on Friday morning sought to deflect blame over the testing, accusing the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of being ill-prepared and repeating a debunked claim that his predecessor Barack Obama "made changes" to the agency's testing system.
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While this summer the company made changes to its privacy policy for its VoIP product Skype and AI assistant Cortana after media reports revealed it employed contractors who could listen in to audio snippets to improve automated translation and inferences.
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EditorsNote: Changed Magic turnovers to 17 in 5th graf; Made changes to final graf re: Magic's biggest lead Nikola Vucevic had 29 points and nine rebounds, and the Orlando Magic routed the visiting Washington Wizards 123-89 on Wednesday night.
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Cohen also made new allegations about how Trump's personal lawyers reviewed his now-fraudulent congressional testimony about the proposed Trump Tower in Moscow and made "changes" to it before he testified, but he did not identify what those changes were.
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Roose hit back against Ledwich in a lengthy thread: The only people who have the right data to study radicalization at scale work at YouTube, and they have made changes in 2019 they say have reduced "borderline content" recs by 70%.
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Google has made changes to Android that make it easier for manufacturers to deliver timely updates, and it's begun requiring that popular phones receive a minimum of two years of security updates, which are ultimately more important than feature updates.
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Throughout the summer, Samsung made changes to the design in hopes of preventing the issues reviewers had found with the Fold: namely, extending the top protective layer of the device and adding "additional reinforcements" that would protect the device from debris.
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But if Twitter users' worst fears are eventually realized, it wouldn't be the first time that a social media company either misunderstood or ignored what its users loved about the site and made changes that drastically altered those users' experience.
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To achieve these objectives, AMAR has made changes designed to promote religious tolerance by strengthening civil society, as well as the educational capacity of the respective communities, religious leaders, education sector employees and government bodies responsible for promoting and safeguarding human rights.
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"Given the uncertainty as to whether TSLA and SCTY shareholders will approve the proposal, we have not made changes to our operational assumptions, and have not, at this stage, modeled in an acquisition of SCTY," Jonas said in a Thursday note to clients.
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When I got to the State Department, I made changes in how people were treated, what their expectations could be, what their passports would say in the LGBT community, created opportunities for people in committed relationships to be able to travel overseas together.
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Since taking over the national leadership from Dilma Rousseff, after she was removed amid allegations of misusing funds, President Michel Temer has made changes that already are cheering markets: The real has started strengthening against the dollar, after plunging in recent years.
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Fitch has made changes to some of the financial ratios it uses in its assessment of a bank's financial profile, removing some ratios (eg, Fitch Eligible Capital/Risk Weighted Assets), adding others (eg, the Liquidity Coverage Ratio) and making minor adjustments to others.
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But the company's stock is trading around 4.8 percent below its Wednesday close because of three sentences from Zuckerberg in Facebook's earnings release: Already last quarter, we made changes to show fewer viral videos to make sure people's time is well spent.
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In the EU Google has since made changes to how it displays shopping search results to try to remedy the situation — and avoid further fines — by letting anyone bid for the ads it displays at the top of product-related search results.
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It simplifies the process of indexing all updates and provides a comprehensive audit trail for all documents, giving teams greater visibility into how documents evolve over time, and more control over sensitive materials because it knows everyone who might have made changes.
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As part of this, we have made changes to our marketing and publishing organization, our operations teams, and we are ramping down our current presence in Japan and Russia as we focus on different ways to serve our players in those markets.
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In addition, the company has made changes in its sales organization in the United States, in part to help market its new product, Infinity Total Protection, a unified platform for network, cloud and mobile security, which is also sold on a subscription basis.
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A. While workarounds like the Google Chrome Chrometana extension for redirecting Cortana-prompted Bing searches were once an easy option for using alternate software, Microsoft recently made changes to its software that broke Chrometana and restricted Cortana to using only Edge and Bing.
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GateHouse Media, which publishes more than 140 local newspapers such as the Austin American-Statesman and Akron Beacon Journal, made changes to how it identifies sponsored content that may appear to be objective reporting but is actually advertising, after being contacted by NewsGuard.
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MoMo Zhou, an Uber spokeswoman, said in an email that the ride-hailing company had made changes in the past 18 months, including new salary and equity rules based on the market, a new performance-review process, and diversity training for employees.
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In less than five years the council fathers made changes whose number and scale dwarf the modest proposals floated in Francis' pontificate — made them over the objections of Bill Buckley and other pundits who styled themselves as more Catholic than the pope.
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The company has made changes to its terms of service in the wake of the revelation that third-party apps could collect users' data — and that the company had known in 2014 that the data was available to companies like Cambridge Analytica.
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In a funding announcement for Title X issued in February, the Trump administration made changes that some argue would make it harder for Planned Parenthood and abortion providers to participate in the program and easier for faith-based organizations opposed to abortion.
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AWS has already made changes to offer new discounts and court larger customers, including a "complete overhaul" of its pricing model for its most popular service and a big hiring push for marketing staff and salespeople capable of scoring big enterprise deals.
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In the past, employees at the NFL have manually gone over hundreds of hours of game footage and helmet impacts to identify situations that lead to injury, and made changes — like updates to the kickoff rules — with the goal of preventing them.
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Juul has made changes, including shuttering its social media accounts and halting the sale of most of its flavors last year, but many users have simply switched to others still on the market like mint or turned to competitors (including knockoff Juul pods).
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CVS Chief Medical Officer Troyen Brennan said that the 2015 overall drug price trend would have been nearly the same as in 2014 if it had not made changes to its main coverage plan, called a formulary, or negotiated such steep discounts.
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"The email indicated that Party A would have bid much higher and made changes to the stock/cash components of its offers, but it was acting without communications from LinkedIn," LinkedIn said in the updated filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Twitter declined to make a statement but a spokesman said the company has made changes in the past few weeks aimed at reducing the spread of abusive content on its platform which may not have been in place at the time of the survey.
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The issue caused the Twitter for Android app to disable the "Protect your Tweets" setting for some Android users who made changes to their account settings, such as changing the email address associated with their account, between November 3rd, 2014 and January 14th, 2019.
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In other arenas, the mayor's supporters say he made changes to the city that improved the quality of life for everyone, including poorer residents: He made the streets safer, invested in parks, tried to improve the public schools and banned smoking in restaurants and bars.
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Neiman Marcus also said it made changes to its corporate structure, including naming subsidiary online store My Theresa and some of its properties in Virginia and Texas "unrestricted," meaning not subject to the same rules under credit agreements as other units of the company.
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Neiman Marcus also said that it made changes to its corporate structure, including naming subsidiary online store My Theresa and some of its properties in Virginia and Texas "unrestricted," meaning not subject to the same rules under credit agreements as other units of the company.
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"While we typically show the latest and most comprehensive version of a story in news results, we've made changes to our products globally to highlight articles that we identify as significant original reporting," Google's Vice President of News Richard Gingras wrote in a blog post.
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The former mayor fired the police commissioner and appointed a new one, Kevin Davis, who has made changes like equipping officers with body cameras, imposing mandatory 12-hour shifts to increase staffing, and eliminating plainclothes units in hopes that uniforms would promote better behavior.
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Ever since Texas made changes to its selection process four years ago, projects have increasingly gone into neighborhoods that are whiter and more affluent, according to a study by the Texas Low Income Housing Information Service, the fair-housing group that Ms. Palay works for.
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Specifically, SciSpace will focus on the Earth Sciences Division of the Science and Exploration Directorate of the Goddard Space Flight Center, which researches issues like "the climate impacts affecting Earth's habitability" and the "natural and man-made changes in our environment" that occur over time.
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Apple has also made changes standardizing certain settings to prevent so-called "machine fingerprinting" or "browser fingerprinting," a way that a person's individual device can be identified using its unique settings and preferences, like special fonts, even if the customer has blocked other forms of data tracking.
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NEW YORK, April 2 (Reuters) - BlackRock Inc, the world's largest asset manager, has made changes to its senior leadership ranks aimed at winning more business from top institutional clients and boosting growth of its alternative investing business, according to a memo seen by Reuters on Tuesday.
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Rousseff's lawyer, Jose Eduardo Cardozo, sought the injunction on grounds that lawyers for her accusers had made changes to their case that violated the right to due process, after they argued the president should also be judged for an economic crisis and sprawling corruption scandal in Brazil.
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FINA made changes to the schedule so the swimmers could return to the site in time to warm up and compete and Andrada said bus drivers had been instructed to use the full name of the site as well as the acronym to avoid further confusion.
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In Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register, the Food and Drug Administration announced a two-day workshop to discuss concerns about electronic cigarette batteries exploding, the Energy Department finalized new test procedures for compressors and the Department of Justice made changes to its open records regulations.
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Holder, the court essentially eliminated the pre-clearance element of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, a provision that required certain states and local governments, because of their history of race discrimination, to seek clearance from the federal government before they made changes to their electoral practices.
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The move came after months of internal friction between the White House and Shulkin, which escalated in February when Shulkin's chief of staff was found to have made changes to an official email to cover up expenses for Shulkin's wife on a trip abroad to Europe.
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Earlier this year, the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 made changes in the Medicare program, allowing Medicare's managed care plans — Medicare Advantage — to provide additional services that have proven effective in improving quality of care and lowering costs, including non-medical services for patients with serious illness.
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Policy analyst Tara O'Neill Hayes explains in a paper for the American Action Forum that "The Bipartisan Budget Agreement (BBA) of 2018 made changes to the Medicare Part D" that "have the potential to weaken the very structure" of the program and incentives to control costs.
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FirstService Residential New York, which manages 550 co-op, condo and rental buildings in the city, sent residents a letter advising them to take basic precautions, but it has not yet made changes to day-to-day operations in its properties, which house 225,000 New Yorkers.
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Mr. Kenyatta's main challenger, Raila Odinga, had accused the president of fraud and dropped out of the race, saying that he believed the second election would be "worse than the previous one" because the electoral commission had not made changes to its operation or its staffing.
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Tim Kaine, a Virginia Democrat, also announced Tuesday that his War Powers resolution to limit Trump's military actions in Iran has enough supporters to reach the 51-vote threshold to pass in the Senate, after he made changes to the text to satisfy some uncertain Republicans.
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"We have a client with an 8,000-square-foot building and we dove into the data and made changes to how the cleaning is done, such as combining certain tasks or changing the order in which they are done, and saved $600 in monthly labor costs," Mr. Brooks said.
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Since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico last year, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has made changes to how it works, FEMA Administrator Brock Long said at a briefing in Washington, making sure generators are in place so they can provide power to residents and quickly restart the water system.
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Even as Facebook made changes to what it shows users inside its News Feed, which it expected would reduce the amount of time users spend on the social network, the company reported on Wednesday a 47 percent increase in revenue in the fourth quarter from a year earlier.
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Pichai's note, previously obtained by Axios, follows a memo he sent staff last week saying the company had made changes in recent years to take "an increasingly hard line" on inappropriate conduct at work and had fired 48 people, including 13 senior managers, in the last two years, without exit packages.
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The United States also made changes to the visa waiver program in 2016 that made it harder for travelers to enter the United States from Europe if they had dual citizenship from Iran, Iraq, Sudan or Syria, or had visited one of those countries, or Libya, Somalia or Yemen, since 2011.
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Here's Google's specific explanation of what should look different to you when you search for certain news topics: While we typically show the latest and most comprehensive version of a story in news results, we've made changes to our products globally to highlight articles that we identify as significant original reporting.
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Last year, the global thermal coal industry faced the biggest shake up of its pricing benchmarks when Argus and IHS McCloskey, the dominant price providers, made changes to their assessments, after price spikes in the Richard's Bay and Newcastle markets caused concern that prices could be higher than fundamentals justified.
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Facebook civil rights audit says white supremacy policy is 'too narrow' Over the last six months, Facebook has made changes around enforcing rules against hate speech, fighting discrimination in ads and protecting against misinformation and suppression, according to a new progress report on an audit led by former ACLU Washington Director Laura Murphy.
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Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb, in a separate statement Thursday, said the FDA, CDC and other agencies have made changes to try to strengthen the vaccine: replacing the H3N2 strain for one they hope will be a better match, and swapping out one of the B strains as well.
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Survey respondents who work in the goods-producing sector — a category that includes agriculture, mining, construction and manufacturing — were most likely to say that their firms have made changes to hiring and investment due to the tax law, with 28503 percent of them reporting accelerated hiring and 22019 percent reporting accelerated investments.
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Survey respondents who work in the goods-producing sector -- a category that includes agriculture, mining, construction and manufacturing -- were most likely to say that their firms have made changes to hiring and investment due to the tax law, with 15 percent of them reporting accelerated hiring and 38 percent reporting accelerated investments.
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In explaining a decline in daily active users in the U.S. and Canada in the fourth quarter, Facebook said it made changes, including a crackdown on viral videos, which reduced the amount of time users spent on the social network by 50 million hours a day in the quarter, or 5 percent.
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"We have discovered that the data that was exposed was contained to a very small number of customers who had opened or made any changes to their accounts at 17 Freedom Mobile retail locations from March 25 to April 15, and any customers who made changes or opened accounts on April 16," he said.
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After some back and forth with the regulator, Microsoft made changes to how the software operates in April last year — and it was in the course of testing those changes that the Dutch agency found fresh reasons for concern, discovering what it calls in a press release "new, potentially unlawful, instances of personal data processing".
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) have made changes to the bill to try to win over skeptical Republicans.
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An investor survey conducted by the market insight and research firm DataTrek Research released on Sunday found that most investors still believe coronavirus will not cause a global economic recession, and only about one-third of them had made changes to their or their clients' portfolios, taking into account the risks of the disease.
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That attempt failed, but in recent years, lawmakers have made changes to the military's legal system, including ending the statute of limitations on assault and rape cases, making it a crime to retaliate against victims who report assaults and requiring the dishonorable discharge or the dismissal of anyone convicted of sexual assault or rape.
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Until now, that restriction has effectively blocked Cuban agricultural products from entering the U.S. Secondly, OFAC also made changes to clarify that agricultural items such as pesticides and tractors that are authorized for export or re-export to Cuba are not subject to payment term restrictions—financial red tape that has seriously impeded trade in these items.
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Read more:&aposAladdin&apos producer explains why they made changes from the animated movie: &aposWe didn&apost think it held up in today&aposs day and age of female empowerment&aposHow Jasmine&aposs empowering song &aposSpeechless&apos came together for the live-action &aposAladdin&apos37 of the biggest differences between the live-action &aposAladdin&apos and the animated movie
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"Even without delivering on his biggest campaign promises, President Donald Trump has begun to reshape American life in ways big and small," writes Reuters political correspondent John Whitesides: Bottom line: "While his administration has been chaotic, and his decision-making impulsive and sometimes whimsical, Trump has made changes that could have far-reaching and lingering consequences for society and the economy".
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After a vocal and negative response from players, which included the most downvoted comment in Reddit's history, game publisher Electronic Arts and developer DICE announced that they're removing microtransactions from Star War Battlefront II. Oskar Gabrielson, general manager at the game's developer DICE, said that microtransactions will return to Battlefront II, but only after DICE has made changes to the game.
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Facebook has gone to great lengths to show that's not the case — Zuckerberg met with conservative leaders after the Gizmodo story broke, and Facebook made changes to its trending stories feature — but accusations of bias persist, to the point that Diamond and Silk were on Capitol Hill last week to testify before the House Judiciary Committee about social media filtering.
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They also made changes to the standard support and update cadence for Windows 10 and Office 365: All of these programs appear to be a major shift in how Microsoft has traditionally done business, showing a much stronger commitment to servicing the requirements of enterprise customers, while shifting the cost of fixing custom applications from the customer to Microsoft when updates to its core products cause issues.
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Late last week Facebook quietly made changes to a set of advanced features that previously allowed users to search the social network in powerful ways, such as finding all posts on Facebook by a keyword and within a certain date range, all of the people who like a certain Facebook Page and live in a particular city, or places visited by two specific users.
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Google made changes to its sexual harassment and misconduct policies after employees staged massive walkouts earlier this month (though the company ignored several of the organizers' demands like adding an employee representative to Alphabet's board) We are Google employees and we join Amnesty International in calling on Google to cancel project Dragonfly, Google's effort to create a censored search engine for the Chinese market that enables state surveillance.
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The documents Cohen provided are intended to further explain his public testimony last week, in which Cohen said that President Donald Trump's then-personal lawyer Jay Sekulow made changes to his statement to the House and Senate Intelligence Committees, and that it was reviewed ahead of time by lawyers like Abbe Lowell, an attorney for Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, the President's daughter and son-in-law who are both White House advisers.
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The EU and the UK made changes to both the withdrawal agreement — the divorce settlement that sets the terms of the breakup and sets up a post-Brexit transition period — and the political declaration, which lays out the prospect of the future relationship between the EU and the UK. What's changed in the withdrawal agreement is the format for the so-called "Irish backstop," which has been the major sticking point in the Brexit deal for the better part of the past year.
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Update: A spokesperson for Twitter confirmed that the company has made changes to prevent this from happening again, and responded to our request for comment with the following message:To promote a stable and secure environment on Twitter, you may not do, or attempt to do, any of the following while accessing or using Twitter:Access, tamper with, or use non-public areas of Twitter, Twitter's computer systems, or the technical delivery systems of Twitter's providers (except as expressly permitted by the Twitter Bug Bounty program).
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