"And that is a point that I'll be making again when I meet with Pacific leaders," he added.
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It can be a difficult decision to make, but it's a decision that we wind up making again and again.
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And while it's technology that's common and relatively cheap these days, don't expect these sneakers to be, given how few Puma is making again.[Hypebeast]
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The argument that Democrats should be making again and again is that Trump is taking actions that directly harm Americans by lessening health care coverage and increasing its cost.
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In our desire to present this complicated issue from the perspective of a survivor, we overlooked reporting paths and made journalistic mistakes that we are committed to never making again.
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"In our desire to present this complicated issue from the perspective of a survivor, we overlooked reporting paths and made journalistic mistakes that we are committed to never making again," the statement read.
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Although they had one client, a local brewery, it was far from certain whether this venture would work out or if he'd ever earn the kind of money he was used to making again.
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That shaft would provide extended employment for about 970 employees and 55 contractors, but in the event that the operation became loss making again, it would be placed on care and maintenance with immediate effect, Sibanye-Stillwater said.
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But there's another argument both parties were making during the push for welfare reform in 1996, and that Republicans are making again now: that work requirements incentivize people to get back to work — and help people pull themselves out of poverty.
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Sales of her Dina black skinny jeans rocketed so high, the small firm (whose aim is to make their small Welsh town of Cardigan famous for jean-making again) were able to employ several new machinists and even moved into a new bigger factory as a result.
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"Given, I think, the strength of the assertions she's making — again they're unproven assertions at this point — she's conducting herself in such a way that I think there's meat on these bones, and therefore I think Kavanaugh is going to have a hard time," Maddow said.
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Since the 1990s, a growing interest in Slovene on the part of the German-speaking Carinthians has been perceptible, but this could turn out to be too late in view of the increase in the proportion of elderly people. From 1997, Slovene and German traditionalist associations met in regular round-table discussions to reach a consensus. However, the success of Jörg Haider, former governor of Carinthia from 1999 to 2008, in making again a political issue out of the dispute over bilingual place-name signs showed that the conflict is, as before, still present.
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Lou Ye's films have proven controversial in their content, and often deal with issues of sexuality, gender, and obsession. Government censors banned his first film Weekend Lover for two years, while his breakout film Suzhou River is still banned (with Lou receiving a 2-year ban from filmmaking). Later, after Lou submitted Summer Palace to the 2006 Cannes Film Festival without approval from Chinese censors, he was banned from film-making again, this time for five years. The film itself was also banned, though according to Lou this was because it was not up to the SARFT's standards for picture and sound quality.
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The current FSSD's definition of sustainability includes eight sustainability principles (first order scientific principles) or criteria for redesign. The first three are ecological sustainability principles, the latter five as social sustainability principles. Together they describe a strongly sustainable society within a strongly sustainable ecological system: "In a sustainable society nature is not subject to systematically increasing concentrations of… #… substances extracted from the Earth's crust; #… substances produced as a byproduct of society ; #… degradation by physical means, …and people are not subject to structural obstacles to… #… health; #… influence; #… competence; #… impartiality; and #… meaning-making Again, the last five social sustainability principles extended a single social sustainability principle:(Missimer, et al.,2017) :"and in that society… people are not subject to conditions that systematically undermine their capacity to meet their needs.
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Tunberg's scholarly research and publication focuses on the history of Latin prose style from Cicero down to early modern times, and also on theories of Latin eloquence and persuasion ranging from extempore discourse to formal speech making—again from the Roman authors down to early modern times. He has published extensively on the history of Latin prose styles from Cicero up to and including the Renaissance. One of his special interests is the phenomenon in humanist Latin known as 'Ciceronianism', on which he published a seminal article in 1997. He has published many scholarly works in both Latin and English, and is also well known for translating, in collaboration with his wife Jennifer, of several works by Dr. Seuss into rhythmical Latin verse.
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In February 1970 ABC had a circulation of 212,536 copies. It was 178,979 copies in February 1975, 171,382 copies in 1976, 145,162 copies in 1977 and 126,952 copies in 1978. The circulation of the paper was 135,380 copies in February 1980. The 1993 circulation of ABC was 334,317 copies, making it the second best selling newspaper in Spain. In 1994 it was again the second best selling newspaper in the country with a circulation of 321,571 copies. In the period of 1995–1996 the paper had a circulation of 321,573 copies, making again it the second best-selling paper in the country. The circulation of ABC was 292,000 copies in 2001 and 262,874 copies in 2002. The paper had a circulation of 263,000 copies in 2003, being the fourth best-selling newspaper in the country.
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