It has failed to meet the needs of the masses.
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That's how I effectively meet the needs of my business.
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This is enough to meet the needs of 1.3 million people.
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Our goal is to meet the needs of consumers right now.
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This department exists mainly to meet the needs of your company.
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TRANSFORMING OUR SUPPLY CHAIN TO MEET THE NEEDS OF TODAY'S BUSINESS MODEL.
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They want the capacity to meet the needs of all their citizens.
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Other initiatives can be tailored to meet the needs of various populations.
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This means ensuring that campus services meet the needs of all students.
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Third, we need employers to recognize and meet the needs of parents.
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They educate our youth, administer justice, and meet the needs of the vulnerable.
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That's useful for generating power, but can't meet the needs of industrial processes.
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Programs around the country are innovating to meet the needs of both parents.
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To meet the needs of Europe's national markets, Zalando has tweaked its offerings.
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"Florida was unable to meet the needs of our medically fragile child," Kim said.
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We came here to meet the needs of the American people — who have needs.
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Oftentimes, that curriculum doesn't meet the needs of what the kids have to do.
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"[We need to] meet the needs of those infected to access treatment," he said.
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Currently we are working to meet the needs of the family and the victim.
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In practice, these pools have proven insufficient to meet the needs of sick Americans.
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They are also better equipped to meet the needs of an increasingly digital society.
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Can you bridge the information gaps necessary to meet the needs of contracting parties?
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The company is moving supplies "to meet the needs of our customers," she added.
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Many of these older buildings do not meet the needs of today's office workers.
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Gislason said the process can be scaled up to meet the needs of larger plants.
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The kits can also be specialized to meet the needs of women, children or veterans.
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Thus, Series A firms started writing bigger checks to meet the needs of their business.
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This Xbox controller was designed to meet the needs of gamers who have limited mobility.
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"We have to come up with solutions that meet the needs of customers," Reeves said.
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The property management team is committed to continuing to meet the needs of all residents.
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According to Earp, this was a "long-term investment" to meet the needs of customers.
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The area's existing water supply is inadequate to meet the needs of the transferred troops.
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That food could meet the needs of 4.4 million people, half of whom are children.
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Best of all, they generate steady cash flows to meet the needs of current retirees.
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It's appealing for $18.4 million just to meet the needs of the most severe cases.
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On the other hand, it just doesn't meet the needs of a modern court system.
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Now, twice-weekly shipments from Puglia meet the needs of consumers in the United States.
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Zendesk's products are powerful and flexible, and scale to meet the needs of any business.
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Adyen is uniquely positioned to meet the needs of high volume global marketplaces like eBay.
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Sanders has some very ambitious plans to meet the needs of Americans on Earth first.
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"It's really difficult to meet the needs of your family with such amount," he said.
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When states and communities have more control, projects better meet the needs of the area.
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Restaurants have been slow to recognize, much less meet, the needs of plus-size Americans.
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The organization has so far been able to meet the needs of hospitals in the area.
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Still, it's unclear whether this would actually meet the needs of Americans with especially costly conditions.
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A contrary view is that the constitutional principles evolve to meet the needs of modern society.
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Our nation does not take in enough revenue to meet the needs of the American people.
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If they aren't evolving to meet the needs of their customers, their competition will crush them.
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But they are going to expand and change to meet the needs of a growing organization.
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No. Nothing can meet the needs of all women, as all women have very diverse interests.
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States have customized their academic benchmarks to meet the needs of students at the local level.
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"Librarians are routinely ready to step up and meet the needs of the community," he added.
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The industry has been slow to recognize, much less meet, the needs of plus-size Americans.
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Iraq lacks the infrastructure, sustainable governance and private sector to meet the needs of its population.
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It would also have to meet the needs of the federal authorities managing the president's security.
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We take accessibility issues very seriously and strive to meet the needs of all of our visitors.
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I appreciate the separate entrance and checkouts designed to meet the needs of the quick-trip shopper.
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UEC is developing a turbofan engine which the manufacturer says would meet the needs of the CR929.
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There's no way we can meet the needs of patients with such a lack of medical staff.
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"You can find an advisor that meet the needs of both you and your spouse," Rodriguez said.
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"As we go into other stores, we'll tweak them to meet the needs of the local community."
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RUSSIA'S SILUANOV SAYS OUR FINANCIAL SYSTEM CAN LEND TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE BUDGET AND ENTERPRISES
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Today Microsoft is revealing the Xbox Adaptive controller to meet the needs of the disabled gaming community.
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She sees the future of entertainment quickly evolving to meet the needs of on-demand mobile consumers.
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In the past, American regulators have tailored international standards to meet the needs of the American market.
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This raises questions about our ability to meet the needs of a growing population with current methods.
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Many agencies are subsidizing travel in ride-hailing vehicles to meet the needs of certain rider groups.
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Second, consider dishes that can be easily adapted to meet the needs of meat eaters and vegetarians.
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"The system is not set up to meet the needs of the millions like her," Siroya said.
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In 2016, under Hoffman's leadership, PRX launched a training program to meet the needs of independent podcasters.
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So, the government there has a responsibility to meet the needs of people who don't have much.
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There is more than enough natural gas available to meet the needs of domestic consumers and exporters.
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These efforts must be sustained and expanded to meet the needs of emerging market and poorer countries.
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To meet the needs of low-income people, some broadband providers already offer a lost-cost tier.
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To meet the needs of low-income people, some broadband providers already offer a lost-cost tier.
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And are enough people willing to work in agriculture to meet the needs of labor-intensive organic farms?
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There are no continental highways and not enough bridges and tunnels to meet the needs of most communities.
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And Verizon will introduce an unlimited data plan "with no caps" to meet the needs of first responders.
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Everyone sleeps differently, so Casper offers three different mattress to meet the needs of every kind of sleeper.
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Tala's mission is to meet the needs of those lacking access to credit, loans and basic financial resources.
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Meanwhile, delivery apps are evolving to better meet the needs of its two customer bases: users and restaurants.
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GreenQ — a smart waste management service designed to meet the needs of collection vendors, system integrators and municipalities.
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The Social Security benefits in this bill are designed to meet the needs of the elderly and disabled.
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Making sure that classes meet the needs of all her pupils—from high-flyers to stragglers—is tough.
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"We are hiring to meet the needs of the growth areas of our business," the company told Motherboard.
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Now, consider how this building could be redesigned to meet the needs of as many people as possible.
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Their positions, while targeted to meet the needs of Georgians, is representative of the problems of the country.
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This top-down approach doesn't meet the needs of every state, and it favors urban over rural Americans.
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It does not meet the needs of those caring for spouses, aging parents, or children with an illness.
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Swatch said liberalizing movement delivery rules would let it better meet the needs of ETA's third-party customers.
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However, the Republican proposals for paid family leave are woefully inadequate to meet the needs of working families.
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Rebecca Kleefisch has been a tireless supporter of expanding training to meet the needs of a modern workforce.
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Innovative, non-invasive aesthetic procedures that are fast but long-lasting meet the needs of today's female market.
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Local heating-oil companies described being run ragged trying to meet the needs of those trying stay warm.
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They have also shown that the right can take different forms to meet the needs of the country.
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According to G.M., a 40-mile range should meet the needs of about 80 percent of American drivers.
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Several more measures are expected in the coming weeks and months to meet the needs of disaster victims.
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A City Council committee said his agency's job-training courses had failed to meet the needs of business.
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We can't do that if we do not meet the needs of the vast majority of businesses that exist.
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Like other infrastructure, the U.N. is desperately in need of repair to meet the needs of the 21st century.
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Earlier this month it launched a payments system developed to better meet the needs of retailers of any size.
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Trump is demonstrating he has the compassion and commitment to meet the needs of victims of the deadly storm.
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The To-Do app is not ready at this point to meet the needs of all Wunderlist users, however.
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That may mean that, in terms of range, the vehicle could meet the needs of long haul truck drivers.
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The various agencies that support those teams must coordinate their efforts to meet the needs of the front lines.
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Critics argue that the mental health initiative does not meet the needs of people who are most in peril.
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If Mr. Trump chooses to meet the needs of the people who elected him, he will retain the reforms.
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Before the election, the SEC sought feedback on ways to modernize disclosures to meet the needs of today's investors.
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It will take many different types of powertrains to meet the needs of various income brackets and global customers.
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The UN has continued to evolve to meet the needs of the world since its founding 75 years ago.
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From the beginning we paid a wage that was above market and we provided a benefits package that was certainly unheard of in the industry, and we wanted an organization where that is not just to meet the needs of the shareholders but to meet the needs of everybody that works there.
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For starters, Microsoft is making mobile Teams more flexible to meet the needs of a variety of shift worker jobs.
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It's also the second-biggest consumer of water globally, enough to meet the needs of 202020 million people every year.
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As the world around us is changing rapidly, education must evolve as well to meet the needs of the future.
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Two years later, Japan implemented a law requiring that "reasonable accommodation" be offered to meet the needs of the disabled.
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NVIDIA proposes to put all that horsepower in a single box, specially engineered to meet the needs of AI researchers.
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We're making deliberate moves to better deliver on our commitments, refine our organization and meet the needs of our players.
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We see this at charter schools, which may offer various learning models and thus meet the needs of individual students.
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We need to increase current immigration levels to meet the needs of our 21st century economy in the short term.
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They're devoid of ideas about how they can meet the needs of the American people so it's an ad hominems.
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Without these questions, it is nearly impossible to determine if public services adequately meet the needs of these marginalized communities.
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His music collection was locally famous, and would have been sufficient to meet the needs of a small radio station.
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"I think he would be proud of the way libraries have risen to meet the needs of communities," she said.
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Tedros said manufacturers need to increase personal protective gear supplies by 193% to meet the needs of the medical community.
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Not surprisingly, a support network of specialist coaches and therapists has sprung up to meet the needs of this cohort.
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Begin to develop their own materials that use Times resources to meet the needs of their students, school or community.
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A patch proved to be the perfect place for the new brand to meet the needs of its target audience.
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But some American cities are doing better than others in the race to meet the needs of the future economy.
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SunFunder loans are tailored to meet the needs of a specific business model and to minimize the risk of default.
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However, the current U.S. immigration system cannot meet the needs of today's economy and is not equipped for future demands.
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The International Olympics Committee still struggles to meet the needs of intersex and binary folks and create some standards of fairness.
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The Affordable Care Act provides real, affordable health insurance options that meet the needs of individuals and families across the country.
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The islands visited don't have the quantity — or the quality — of supplies to meet the needs of the ship, Gschaider says.
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The blog post says that this sale will allow CoinDesk to scale more quickly to meet the needs of its readers.
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But in the absence of that, they are rolling out a device that can meet the needs of law enforcement today.
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Developing Africa's vast mineral resources to meet the needs of the resource-hungry economies of China and the rest of Asia.
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And because of that, we simply do not have the dollars to meet the needs of our people or the planet.
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With some help from our leaders in Congress, we can further expand the registry and meet the needs of more patients.
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There are more than 20 new medicines to help meet the needs of patients with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
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More needs to be done to prepare America's workforce to meet the needs of a global, interconnected, and technology-driven economy.
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In interviews, Jeff Bezos repeatedly touts Amazon's ability to meet the needs of its consumers and to win over new ones.
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The underlying fact is that all that will best position the private sector to meet the needs of new healthcare consumers.
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Choice and competition in a robust and appropriately regulated marketplace will drive down costs and better meet the needs of consumers.
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In order to meet the needs of today's students and for America to thrive, we must do all of the above.
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There simply weren't enough workers to meet the needs of a city that built three major sports stadiums in a decade.
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The TeachStrong campaign highlights the key principles of ensuring that teachers today are prepared to meet the needs of tomorrow's students.
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In particular, the winners of Sunday's vote will now have to show that they can meet the needs of their constituents.
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Almost 1,000 individuals convened around a shared goal: learning how best to meet the needs of the young people they serve.
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"Up to 2 million tonnes will be processed internally and meet the needs of the military-industrial complex," the source said.
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But the design of these products usually fails to meet the needs of an even larger total population: Boomers and seniors.
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But this persuasion will require the evolution of the movement to meet the needs of the persuaded, specifically, next-generation feminists.
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Donahue also said that U.S. education and infrastructure need to be updated to meet the needs of the 21st century economy.
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"It looks like the sisters would funnel funds back into the school to meet the needs of the school," she said.
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"We see a really limited capacity among healthcare providers at Angola to meet the needs of its population," Montagnes told VICE.
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The beauty of the format is that it seems to meet the needs of players at a variety of competitive levels.
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Earlier this month, Hasura raised a $1.6M seed round for a packaged version Kubernetes designed specially to meet the needs of developers.
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In the future, they could be adapted to meet the needs of individual patients and treat tumors, as well as other conditions.
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With stereotypical "Silicon Valley optimism," I think that public and private markets will meet the needs of a larger and older population.
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The state needs about 180,000 new homes per year to meet the needs of its growing population, but only delivers about 80,000.
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Leesa prides itself on designing and crafting premium sleep products that meet the needs of almost all types of sleeper and preference.
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Either way, this latest week of problems does highlight Apple's challenge to meet the needs of its customers on a wide scale.
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This card should be able to meet the needs of some of the most demanding titles that the industry has to offer.
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The old way of doing things is a cumbersome, multi-year process that does not meet the needs of public land users.
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In an ideal world, school educators are able to meet the needs of all children, no matter how they perform in class.
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It's just a question of whether or not it has the right stuff to meet the needs of JEDI right this second.
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To meet the needs of the online shopper, Walmart Grocery has to offer it all — not just food, but also adult beverages.
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Razer is introducing multiple versions of the Razer Blade Stealth, presumably, to meet the needs of both gamers and non-gamers alike.
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The government said in July it would refocus the fund to meet the needs of an economy that had since grown rapidly.
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The NCC report validated that Voatz' features and operation meet the needs of the user, not that the Voatz system is secure.
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For the Vermont senator, the crisis proves the need for a fundamental transformation of society to meet the needs of working people.
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Fear and desperation are likely to spike with frightening consequences, unless effective actions to meet the needs of people are taken immediately.
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Nevertheless, growth and investment aren't doing enough to meet the needs of a population mainly too young to remember the Islamic Revolution.
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Ms. Stomp said her work was motivated by the desire to help people better understand and meet the needs of their animals.
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We should consider alternatives that may better meet the needs of the U.S., its allies — and, most importantly, the people of Africa.
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"We're continually working with our supplier partners to help ensure we can meet the needs of our customers," a Walgreens spokesperson said.
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One of the major challenges with building a chain like this has been scaling it to meet the needs of enterprise users.
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This is the largest team we have fielded on the helpline, having grown to meet the needs of those calling for help.
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"If numbers continue the way they are, there may not be enough appraisers to meet the needs of the marketplace," says Amorin.
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"For 227, humanitarian partners will require $21997 billion to meet the needs of 92.8 million people in 33 countries," the report says.
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She is a founding member of Impact100 East Bay, whose mission is to raise funds to meet the needs of the local community.
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"We will need to conduct a deliberate redesign of the force to meet the needs of the future operating environment," Berger told lawmakers.
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I mean, your job as a Congressman, as Tony will tell you, is first local and really meet the needs of the community.
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We have all sorts of customized themes, and are able to meet the needs of different people using their systems in different ways.
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They're also designed to meet the needs of the everyday, average, middle-class American citizen so they don't fall into poverty and despair.
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"They didn't seem to be able to customize to meet the needs of our customers," said Chris Harvell, the firm's chief technology officer.
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While many technology initiatives designed to meet the needs of these students are unrealistic in their expectations, this collaborative setup proved a boon.
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"Retail is changing rapidly and we are transforming to meet the needs of our customers," Wal-Mart spokesman Blake Jackson told the paper.
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Rapid advancements in the field of prosthetics are racing to meet the needs of amputees, who require different prosthetics depending on their activity.
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Early education must meet the needs of the whole child--cognitive, social, emotional, and physical — and meet parents' needs for affordable child care.
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To meet the needs of a diverse group of students, Ph.D. programs must consider teaching in addition to research when training graduate students.
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Low- and middle-income countries, struggling to meet the needs of their own populations, are shouldering a disproportionate share of the refugee population.
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A Residence Inn at Main Street Cupertino, expected to open in September, has been slightly customized to meet the needs of Apple employees.
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In this course, you will learn the laws, principles and guidelines to structure successful business deals to meet the needs of contracting parties.
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The strategy calls for "counter-institutions" that not only meet the needs of those left behind but are run by those very people.
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"Exclusive, dues-paying social organizations no longer effectively meet the needs of our residential liberal arts environment," Smith said in her message Friday.
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Given these challenges, Congress ought to more closely review funding of the service to ensure that IRS can meet the needs of taxpayers.
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Allswell offers two types of mattresses:The "Allswell Luxe Classic" is their signature mattress and is designed to meet the needs of most sleepers.
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The state of New York is producing its own line of hand sanitizer to meet the needs of schools, prisons, and government agencies.
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The state has called for tens of thousands more ventilators, hospital beds and intensive care beds to meet the needs of their hospitals.
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They don't specialize in anything in particular, but instead 'stay agile' in order to meet the needs of the hyper-contemporary content consumer.
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First, the size and shape of any fiscal stimulus package should be crafted to meet the needs of the particular type of recession.
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DeVos said the budget would help states create programs "to meet the needs of the most vulnerable and needy students" in their state.
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Yet, for these workers to change their work habits to meet the needs of the defense supply chain requires clear and precise guidance.
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His $239 billion initiative to address mental health, ThriveNYC, has been criticized for failing to meet the needs of severely mentally ill people.
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The flurry of earthquakes are laying bare the reality that the government is still utterly unprepared to meet the needs of its citizens.
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The "warm line" will serve to meet the needs of people who are seeking emotional or mental assistance but are not in crisis.
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"It seemed like many facilities didn't discuss whether some animals were the best fit to meet the needs of the residents," Stull said.
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We are using more oil than ever and nearly all producers are going flat out to meet the needs of a growing economy.
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A Residence Inn at Main Street Cupertino, expected to open in September, has been slightly customized to meet the needs of Apple employees.
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Shifting things to meet the needs of my current projects is necessary, especially since I work on several things at the same time.
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Here in Arkansas, we are preparing a generation of learners to meet the needs of businesses by equipping students with workforce training opportunities statewide.
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They pick up the slack when budgets are cut, finding ways to meet the needs of children with learning and language challenges, as well.
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As the company increases its container customer base, it's trying to build out the platform to meet the needs of larger company IT departments.
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John Berrigan, a senior official at the European Commission, which authorised the rules, said he was confident the rules meet the needs of investors.
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We should therefore make sure that tomorrow's games are ready to meet the needs of its aging players in both their design and marketing.
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And with high numbers of lackluster information security startups failing to meet the needs of their customers, you might expect downward pressure on valuations.
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Regulatory relief for credit unions is necessary to allow these institutions to continue to meet the needs of their more than 106 million members.
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Importantly, TANF provided states with flexibility and resources to develop innovative local solutions that would best meet the needs of people in their communities.
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Some analyst say there could even be temporary fuel shortages, as refiners and transport companies scramble to meet the needs of the shipping industry.
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An integrated approach from DoD and the civilian communities inhabited by military kids is necessary to meet the needs of the modern military child.
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When women have the education and skills that meet the needs of the modern job market, individuals, families, and our entire global community benefit.
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The USMCA would modernize NAFTA to meet the needs of the digital age and to address the challenges that American creators and innovators face.
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To meet the needs of children, the nation's disaster stockpile should include life-saving equipment, devices, supplies and medications that are appropriate for children.
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As technology speeds along, we are stuck with antiquated systems that fail to meet the needs of today's businesses or the way we work.
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"Ferguson, like all poor neighborhoods, is full of entrepreneurial people who want to start businesses and meet the needs of their neighbors," Marohn says.
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Pinterest is the latest tech company to introduce a "Lite" version of its mobile application to meet the needs of users in emerging markets.
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And others have questioned how the schools will adapt their teaching to meet the needs of students who come in at such different levels.
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The good news is voters want a change in direction—they want our government to do more to meet the needs of the people.
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But the kitchen was fair game and has been completely redone, more open yet divided in two to meet the needs of each restaurant.
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Aviva is converting its Irish life and general insurance branches to regulated subsidiaries to meet the needs of its Irish insurance customers after Brexit.
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What our workers need is not a hail-Mary pass to salvage unions, but a contemporary effort to meet the needs of today's workforce.
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We understand that we won't meet the needs of everyone or be the answer to everyone's prayers, but we can certainly try to be.
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And while the medical profession is devoted to caring for the ill, often it doesn't do enough to meet the needs of the disabled.
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"One doctor at one clinic cannot possibly meet the needs of approximately 10,000 women who seek abortion services in Louisiana each year," they wrote.
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Hearing aid technology utilizes advanced digital signal processing to meet the needs of the most complex hearing losses and the most demanding listening environments.
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This is the real juggling act of motherhood: how to meet the needs of everyone who relies on you and take care of yourself, too.
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Whatever the requirements, Microsoft has started with a Firstline Worker configuration policy template, which IT can customize to meet the needs of various worker types.
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The UN and its partners estimate it needs $22.2 billion in 2017 to meet the needs of those countries around the globe most in crisis.
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Notably, instead of issuing additional shares, T-Mobile says shares needed to meet the needs of the program will be purchased on the open markets.
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Smith told The Dallas Morning News that the new center is primarily focused on helping the company meet the needs of consumers — especially pro customers.
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He considers the region's newly rich to be ideal clients for a bank which can meet the needs of both their businesses and their families.
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" He said the school system needed to recruit and retain high-quality teachers and equip them to meet the needs of a "changing student population.
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Robo-advisors could better enable retail wealth managers to more efficiently service customers through tailored products that better meet the needs of differing client segments.
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"The draft can hardly be used as a tool to make the country move forward and meet the needs of the people," Abhisit told reporters.
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"(It) should attract people who are motivated to do jobs that meet the needs of the job market in tandem with technological advancements," Lahlimi said.
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Key quote: "Retail is changing rapidly and we are transforming to meet the needs of our customers," Wal-Mart spokesman Blake Jackson told the newspaper.
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It's time we bring greater transparency, accountability and predictability to our energy and environmental laws to meet the needs of consumers in the 21st century.
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That includes lifting restrictions on Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and empowering the states to develop innovative solutions that best meet the needs of their residents.
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"During pregnancy, the body produces approximately 50% more blood and body fluids to meet the needs of the developing baby," the American Pregnancy Association confirms.
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"So I think it's implausible to believe that we're not able to meet the needs of our defense industry, which is absolutely essential," he said.
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The administrator of the village of 600 people said he was struggling to meet the needs of 7,500 exhausted arrivals who are now camped nearby.
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This dynamic has derailed our lawmakers' ability to meet the needs of the people, resulting in 86 percent of Americans having little trust in Congress.
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"Whole Foods said it was making the change "to better meet the needs of our business and create a more equitable and efficient scheduling model.
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Our organizations represent many of the companies and industries that maintain, improve, and expand our infrastructure to meet the needs of today and the future.
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Congress meant for the SES to be a mobile force that are capable of taking on different assignments to meet the needs of the agency.
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Its community is able to meet the needs of students in a way that high school teachers — who may teach 150 students — cannot, he said.
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Expand the principles of the Community Reinvestment Act, which requires financial institutions to meet the needs of lower-income communities, to cover the tech industry.
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Domestic worker Maheshwari Karunakaran is allowed to fill only 20 pots of water every two days to meet the needs of her four-member household.
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We're offering ineffective treatment that doesn't meet the needs of patients and when they're not interested in that form of treatment, we turn to coercion.
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This is one way we can help them focus on their core systems operations and resiliency efforts to meet the needs of consumers and business.
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As it gained popularity, the company captured growth in frontier market segments and also expanded upmarket to meet the needs of higher-performance game makers.
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The challenge for most communities, Meier said, is not having enough services and programs available to meet the needs of homeless veterans in the area.
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Despite being fully aware of this effect, we continue to be woefully underprepared at all levels to meet the needs of children in a disaster.
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This camera is really intended to meet the needs of photographers who need high-speed capture capabilities, and Sony has bumped things up there, too.
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With more than three million listings, Airbnb has introduced new lodging options around the world, including many that meet the needs of people with disabilities.
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Instead of restricting "unskilled" labor, as the White House suggests, we actually should be raising visa caps to meet the needs of the American economy.
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"Premium Support has been designed to better meet the needs of our customers running modern cloud technology," writes Google's VP of Cloud Support, Atul Nanda.
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When individual states - and municipalities - are given the opportunity to shape laws, they can better meet the needs of the people affected by the law.
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Productivity, outcomes, output and graduate rates dictate campus culture with the result that curriculum is dumbed down to "meet the needs" of the student-consumer.
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"It's in everyone's interest to have as accurate data as possible so we can design programs that meet the needs of young people," Mr. Chong said.
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The Afghan air force, trained and assisted by NATO advisers, has slowly gained strength, but remains too small to meet the needs of its security forces.
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"In Indonesia, almost everyone needs Pertamina, so I hope, as a human, I can also meet the needs of many people through my work," she said.
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Indeed, these sorts of stories are often told by those who seek to privatize education in a way that functions to meet the needs of industry.
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To meet the needs of these users, the company is launching Instagram Lite — a slimmed down version of Instagram designed to sip, not gulp, mobile data.
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"The J -20 aircraft is China's own new generation stealth fighter, developed to meet the needs of the future battleground," Chinese air force spokesman Sr. Col.
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Sinan rails against the fact that his complacent and spendthrift father does not meet the needs of the family yet is still considered its rightful patriarch.
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"Bavaria has customized its vocational school system to meet the needs of refugees," said Barbara Weiser, a lawyer and education expert with the Catholic charity Caritas.
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Streets Ahead has some very compelling visions for how London streets will morph to meet the needs of its citizens, from bike highways to smart buses.
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A South Korean panel late last year concluded the 163 deal between South Korea and Japan had failed to meet the needs of former "comfort women".
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When it launched the review, the CMA said banks had not done enough to meet the needs of retail customers or small and medium-sized businesses.
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"Low-carbon investment in cities can help meet the needs of residents today, while protecting cities for residents of the future," she said in a statement.
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Scaling up IPV production to meet the needs of the entire world takes years, he warns, and work must start now to avoid potential supply concerns.
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These approaches require a deeper understanding of teaching, a commitment to student learning and the ability to meet the needs of a diverse group of students.
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They're also essentially fixed in terms of their dimensions: It's rare to find a robot that can truly morph to meet the needs of different tasks.
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The electricity output of these projects amounts to more than 260 million kilowatt hours, Societe Generale said, enough to meet the needs of nearly 100,000 homes.
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The plant is a partnership between Norwegian company Scatec Solar and the Malian government, and will generate enough electricity to meet the needs of 60,000 households.
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With each family being unique, this plan also allows parents to transfer paid leave time between each other to better meet the needs of their family.
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He added that premium vacationers are driving most of this demand, pushing Tolbert's team to expand staffing and services to meet the needs of these customers.
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Food, clothing and fuel, paper, books and other necessities of life were rationed, but there wasn't enough of anything to meet the needs of the people.
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This illustrates two important points: First, when you don't meet the needs of your customers, your customers will leave you and go find someone who does.
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"That may be upon us very quickly," Schorr warned, saying COMPA was seeking help from state and federal agencies to meet the needs of New York.
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First, are the Social Security benefit increases proposed in the bill well designed to meet the needs of the elderly and disabled who are economically hardpressed?
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Like many Californians, I haven't embraced any particular proposal, but there's no reason current boundaries can't be adjusted to meet the needs of a changing population.
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Each country had its own health funding plan that has since been reformed to meet the needs of their current system, just as the US would.
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How can we feed these people in need of food today and ultimately meet the needs of a global population that is headed toward 9 billion?
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Warren is among a growing number of academics and lawmakers who have argued that U.S. antitrust regulation doesn't meet the needs of the 21st-century economy.
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That's enough electricity to meet the needs of nearly 21625 million Afghan homes and businesses and help create jobs for Afghans in agricultural, mining and manufacturing.
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It's time for a national commitment to training and supporting the next generation of providers to meet the needs of patients whose rights are under threat.
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A woman's breast milk also contains a unique mélange of hormones, antibodies and bacteria — a brew that presumably evolved to meet the needs of her child.
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Nationally, black and Hispanic students are underrepresented in gifted programs, which provide specialized instruction or other services to meet the needs of especially bright or talented students.
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"LSG will continue to transform public elementary schools into child-centered learning environments that meet the needs of all learners while preparing creative 21st century global citizens."
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Our public and private sectors are nimble and collaborate to elevate the skills and talent of the state's workers to meet the needs of the global economy.
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"What we're really trying to do is create a platform that's flexible enough to meet the needs of the entrepreneurs and backers on our platform," Mandelbrot says.
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You're surrendering to living in a fundamentally broken world and are ignoring the methods by which history actually evolves to meet the needs of a civilized society.
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The system pours resources into emergency treatment and these need to be reallocated to primary care to meet the needs of the population at a local level.
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LSG will continue to transform public elementary schools into child-centered learning environments that meet the needs of all learners while preparing creative 21st century global citizens.
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Term life insurance, for example, comes with low premiums but will expire at the end of its term, which might not meet the needs of the beneficiary.
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Regardless of how a caretaker aims to meet the needs of the special needs person, advisors caution caretakers to avoid putting their own financial needs at risk.
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But these developments on the ground need to be matched by developments up in space, such as pre-configured equipment to meet the needs of all crewmembers.
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But these reminders provide little information about how the American political economy should be reordered to meet the needs of both white nativists and ethnically diverse liberals.
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So the entrepreneurially minded Jung started Tablelist in Boston to meet the needs of the thousand-dollar-a-night club-goers of the world (party people unite).
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Kono's comment comes after his South Korean counterpart, Kang Kyung-wha, said the agreement failed to meet the needs of victims and apologized for the controversial deal.
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Partnerships between service providers and community-based organizations focused on older adults will be key in ensuring that these efforts actually meet the needs of older adults.
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This "second Western Wall", to the south of the current one, will not be segregated by gender, and meet the needs of the faith's more liberal streams.
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Kiedrowski and her colleagues are asking the company to create a common-sense set of policy changes that better meet the needs of pilots who are breastfeeding.
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SpaceX has other launch pads it could potentially use, but they all have different capabilities and may not be able to meet the needs of each mission.
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I appreciate the opportunity to speak directly to the American people tonight about how we can end this shutdown and meet the needs of the American people.
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The organization's small business development center will work as an incubator that supports and expands anticapitalist alternatives to an economy that doesn't meet the needs of everyone.
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To meet the needs of retirees and other Americans close to retirement, Congress will likely pass large enough appropriations to avoid any reduction in Social Security benefits.
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The emergence of AI is also another reminder of making sure that our social safety net programs will be able to meet the needs of the future.
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As a result, lawmakers will be more likely to agree on how to efficiently and effectively apply taxpayer resources to best meet the needs of their constituents.
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I appreciate the opportunity to speak directly to the American people tonight about how we can end this shutdown and meet the needs of the American people.
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Community Foundation's Middle Tennessee Emergency Response Fund: They maintain the Metro Disaster Response Fund, a program made to meet the needs of a community after a disaster.
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Together we can reduce abuses, meet the needs of passengers with legitimate, medically necessary service animals and protect the health of millions living with asthma and allergies.
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With the ongoing shortage failing to meet the needs of British couples unable to have biological children any other way, researchers are looking into other possible solutions.
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And for the conservatives who were really supportive of this idea, it's classic conservative ideology in the sense that the markets will meet the needs of people.
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DeVos has been a longtime advocate for strengthening public education and empowering parents with the freedom to choose schools that best meet the needs of their children.
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In the wake of the recent series of earthquakes, our government has once again shown that it is utterly unprepared to meet the needs of its citizens.
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"If the customer says we don't want PFAS in our packaging, then the packaging industry will design alternatives to meet the needs of their customers," she says.
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Cities also need to create enough jobs, and boost health and education services, to meet the needs of the growing number of people migrating to urban areas.
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This annual message is an opportunity for the governor to lay out his initiatives, priorities and goals to meet the needs of New Yorkers for the coming year.
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"The ability to turn on missions as needed to meet the needs of the space station program is an important aspect of the Commercial Crew Program," he said.
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One new brand, Ava James, launched last year specifically to meet the needs of women sizes 8 to 18, a range that includes the oft-overlooked cusp sizes.
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"This has created a humanitarian crisis, because the capacities of the region are not enough to meet the needs of this massive displacement," she told a news conference.
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Specifically, the study found that the programs are largely ineffective at raising participant's earnings and are offering services that don't meet the needs of job seekers or employers.
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They set out to create a business that would have an impact and that would meet the needs of families and diners experiencing the effects of the recession.
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UNFPA said in February it is seeking $107 million to meet the needs of women and girls affected by the war in Syria, the world's largest humanitarian crisis.
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The availability of breast screening services, from mammography to ultrasound and MRI, at Veterans Health facilities across the nation should increase to meet the needs of this group.
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"Our members are not averse to listing on the local bourse but it has no capacity to meet the needs of the members," Chief Executive Isaac Kwesu said.
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Ms. Webb said the district would meet the needs of children like Mr. Lin's daughter at local middle schools, in new accelerated classes reserved for high-performing students.
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But it is Zoom's ability to meet the needs of people working remotely and serve as a fun tool for socializing that has heightened it to rockstar status.
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"As a strong supporter of public exchanges as a means to meet the needs of the uninsured, we regret having to make this decision," CEO Mark Bertolini said.
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We must work with diverse partners and stakeholders to identify conservation approaches, like sustainable forestry, that meet the needs of local communities and conserve birds and other species.
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The administration said a case-by-case licensing policy will be created for exports and re-exports of items needed to meet the needs of the Cuban people.
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My mother worked in public education, and I was raised watching her go above and beyond her job description to meet the needs of students in her district.
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At the heart of diversifying the tech industry is the desire to ensure that the products and services they develop meet the needs of people of all backgrounds.
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Toyota Motor on Monday announced plans to develop autonomous, electric vehicles that would be manufactured to meet the needs of companies in the ride-sharing and delivery sectors.
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In Qala-e-Naw, where there are an estimated 66,500 drought-displaced people, supplies and humanitarian aid are already insufficient to meet the needs of newly arrived families.
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The Japanese technology company sent over 100 pages in response, detailing exactly what its program, called NeoFace, is capable of, and how it can meet the needs of CADOJ.
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So while the national narrative often imagines a dystopian future where robots come for our jobs, classroom robots are actually helping teachers meet the needs of increasingly diverse classrooms.
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"We are constantly evaluating opportunities to better meet the needs of consumers and do not comment on speculation about future product programmes," a Ford spokesman said in a statement.
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Enbridge spokesman Jesse Semko said Enbridge hopes to meet the needs of all industry participants, but added that small producers account for an "extremely small" percentage of Mainline volume.
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Neale says that the facilities at the Grandview Mall will never adequately provide the notoriously difficult conditions necessary to meet the needs of a polar bear kept in captivity.
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Communities shift when the websites no longer meet the needs of their creators, Waldorf says, and Tumblr provided a specific tool that neither LiveJournal nor Dreamwidth could: accessible sharing.
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This week, the retailer announced a new inclusive initiative, which means they are now offering more brands that meet the needs of shoppers with medium to deep skin tones.
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Some issuers are already succeeding in this new market, which requires a different approach, including more emphasis on care coordination and quality improvement to meet the needs of consumers.
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He said his work would focus on whether US production of steel -- currently operating around 70% of capacity -- could quickly scale up to meet the needs of the military.
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The kits have been adapted since launching to meet the needs of young girls, many of whom are growing up in areas with limited access to water and soap.
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"TLTROs are a flexible tool with a number of parameters which can be calibrated to meet the needs of monetary policy at a given point in time," said Praet.
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Helping the economy is the diminishing drag from the mining investment wind-down and an upswing in non-mining construction to meet the needs of a rapidly growing population.
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Over the years, those of us in local government have come to know the critical role Medicaid plays in helping school districts meet the needs of children with disabilities.
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The public safety stakeholders we heard from said we should refocus our efforts towards community-based approaches that meet the needs of young adults, largely outside the justice system.
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Immigration courts, too, are overdue for technological innovation and streamlining to better meet the needs of an overburdened and out of date process struggling to keep up with demand.
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But if states are equal partners with the federal government, state lawmakers can spend the money to better meet the needs of their constituents, making offshore oil development worthwhile.
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"We went through very extensive, good training and we're very confident that we're more than ready to meet the needs of our customers," said Raymond McConville, a Verizon spokesman.
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In announcing the move, Walgreens said it will help the company "meet the needs of its current and future workforce while continuing to attract and retain the best talent."
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Their presence on Capitol Hill is an important reminder to all of us of the work we still need to do to adequately meet the needs of foster youth.
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"Mid and long-term MOIA will create the kinds of services that will meet the needs of urban citizens," Ole Harms, head of the new division said on Monday.
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The watchdog also urged firms to continue developing a range of products that can meet the needs of older consumers who represent an increasing proportion of the British population.
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The important issue is that these ideas would make America a more prosperous society, with more ability to produce goods and services and meet the needs of its people.
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"Mid- and long-term MOIA will create the kinds of services that will meet the needs of urban citizens," Ole Harms, head of the new division said on Monday.
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States and businesses around the US have also tried to find innovative ways to replenish the stock hand sanitizer and meet the needs of those who require the product.
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It said all health personnel in the public or private sector were barred from resigning in that period to meet the needs of hospitals, clinics and other health centres.
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The city has emerged as a progressive oasis in recent years, and Mr. McAdams has positioned himself as a centrist able to meet the needs of its disparate constituencies.
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However, network operators aren't in a position to pick winners — to meet the needs of wide-ranging enterprise clients, an open standard will need to be implemented across networks.
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Levin heard of cases in which the U.S. could not allocate precious global health dollars to the organization best suited to meet the needs of those 5.5 million children.
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The 219 protests Students in 21989 didn't feel Howard University was truly a black school because they didn't meet the needs of the student population, according to Tony Gittens.
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As their name suggests, innovation waivers allow states flexibility to innovate and think creatively in designing health insurance programs and protocols that will meet the needs of their constituents.
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"We've changed up our training just to meet the needs of those that have been coming, I mean we do scenarios and every time it is different," he said.
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From private student lending options with lower interest rates, to innovative financial services products that meet the needs of the underbanked and unbanked population, we have plenty of options.
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"E Ink continues to deliver innovative products to meet the needs of the digital signage market," Harit Doshi, the head of Signage Business at E Ink, said in a release.
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UNICEF said it was expanding education programs in the camps in Bangladesh, currently for children up to the age of 14, to try to meet the needs of older children.
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Founded by musician Ryan Leslie in 2015, SuperPhone is a mobile messaging platform designed to meet the needs of entrepreneurs, entertainers and anyone else that juggles clients or sales contacts.
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Our challenge is to continue providing first rate medical care while stabilizing our finances so that we can continue to meet the needs of our community for years to come.
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This will see Penta integrate the best third-party fintechs and other service providers to meet the needs of SMEs, instead of simply developing and up-selling its own products.
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And to meet the needs of those who return to Barga to retire, there is a bakery offering porridge oats, shortbread from Aberdeenshire and Irn-Bru, a uniquely Scottish beverage.
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And further, that the purpose of high school should be to meet the needs of 21st-century employers, and that tomorrow's education system ought to be shaped in that vision.
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The world needs $40 billion each year to meet the needs of those affected by wars and natural disasters and already faces a shortfall of $15 billion for this year.
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The challenge is to make lots of cheap little radio amplifiers work together as a coherent whole, while adapting seamlessly on the fly to meet the needs of different users.
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"It seems to me that the most important criteria for a successful society is that it meet the needs of its people," Ringgold stated in her 1972 interview with Wallace.
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They aim to provide basic shelter and enough food, but even with these low goals, say they cannot meet the needs of such a large and steady influx of refugees.
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On top of that, you have to consider whether promotions will meet the needs of how much data you actually use and how your credit score affects your leasing plan.
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"Having a mission to reshape the world to meet the needs of self-employed professionals is something that gets that generation up out of bed in the morning," says McDerment.
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It's about how do we create the kinds of products and services and processes that not only meet the needs of our clients but exceed the needs of our clients.
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Speaking for myself, it appears that the Administration was independently sizing the threat to meet the needs of a predetermined policy — precisely the opposite of a healthy intelligence-policy relationship.
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While state and local governments carry much of this burden, Congress can and must take concrete steps to ensure our infrastructure can meet the needs of a 21st-century economy.
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This fact about people like me led Sonos to an acoustic epiphany: the sound bar they currently sell, the wall-mountable Playbar, doesn't meet the needs of most HDTV owners.
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We achieved this through local and national delivery partnerships – a major transition that required us to realign our organization, product, and operations to meet the needs of the new marketplace.
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The Danby 4.4 Cubic Foot Mini Fridge is large enough to meet the needs of three or four students and it has excellent features for a nice price point, too.
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Inadequate contributions from rich governments mean U.N. and other aid agencies cannot meet the needs of 13.5 million people whose lives have been overturned by the Syria war, for example.
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Improving our health-care system to meet the needs of today's consumers is a national priority and one that will require input from a broad range of health-care stakeholders.
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Yet, at a time when engineers must meet the needs of a vast population of users with diverse opinions and backgrounds, the engineering workforce continues to suffer from gender disparity.
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If the CRA is designed to encourage commercial banks to meet the needs of borrowers in all segments of their communities, it should certainly protect against discrimination of legal businesses.
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Tax reform must raise significantly more revenue: To meet the needs of a growing population and pave the way for long-term prosperity, we need more tax revenue, not less.
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Child rights groups welcomed the rise in funding, but said the allocations were too marginal to meet the needs of India's children — almost 40 percent of India's 1.3 billion population.
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That includes a range of simple and short-tail motor, consumer credit, death and funeral insurance products that are designed to meet the needs of its credit union owners' members.
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According to state news agency Xinhua, the panels on the road can produce 1 million kilowatt hours of power per year, enough to meet the needs of roughly 53 homes.
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Many investors face a clear-cut savings shortfall — and a bewildering array of investment alternatives — and are challenged to accumulate sufficient wealth to meet the needs of longer life spans.
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While the message was well-received by representatives on both sides of the aisle, we remain concerned that legal aid funding is inadequate to meet the needs of all Americans.
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Part of the reason they may have made this decision is it would have been difficult for Trump to offer a pardon that would meet the needs of Michael Cohen.
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Launched October 2016, its founders modeled it after traditional vocational programs, in which students receive hyper-focused training in, say, welding or radio engineering, to meet the needs of hiring managers.
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Technology will help caregivers meet the needs of aging individuals by giving them increased connectivity and independence, but a human touch is necessary when dealing with mobility and cognitive-decline issues.
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The other category was UrbanConcept, which added the constraint that each car must be "roadworthy" and meet the needs of real drivers (Laval's vehicle is not exactly meant for everyday driving).
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She adds that her love of creating "liquid-looking things" keeps her in the world of yarn and fabric, because those materials' capabilities meet the needs of her ideas so well.
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The incoming CEO has said he wants to focus on raising sales of smaller-sized packages and no-calorie sparkling beverages to meet the needs of consumers looking for healthier options.
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We will be able to learn from TaskRabbit's digital expertise, while also providing IKEA customers additional ways to access flexible and affordable service solutions to meet the needs of today's customer.
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"As a strong supporter of public exchanges as a means to meet the needs of the uninsured, we regret having to make this decision," Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini said in August.
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The myriad projects on view — manifest in elaborate models, photographs, videos, and more — show how architecture can look to history for inspiration to build environments that meet the needs of today.
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Doctors and nurses are themselves aging and retiring and not enough people are choosing the noble profession of delivering care, so our nation is struggling to meet the needs of patients.
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Though positive strides have been made to decrease the many misunderstandings surrounding this important issue, we still have far to go to meet the needs of those living with mental disorders.
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Originally conceived in 2001 to upgrade the U.S. military's aging tactical fleet, the single-seat F-35 has slightly different forms and capabilities to meet the needs of each military branch.
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Furthermore, even if those funds failed to meet the needs of the medical community, Congress has the option to reprogram the additional $1.3 billion from the State Department toward Zika response.
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"Offering only fertility awareness–based methods limits access to the methods patients are requesting 85033 percent of the time and simply does not meet the needs of our patients," Watkins said.
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It is also critically important to health plans, clinicians, health systems, technology companies and community partner organizations that are creating innovative ways to meet the needs of today and tomorrow's beneficiaries.
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The New York Stock Exchange is reportedly planning its own cryptocurrency exchange to meet the needs of institutional investors to trade bitcoin, a move NYSE rival Nasdaq also said it's contemplating.
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Mr. Banks said most transfers occur in an effort to improve conditions for the residents and to meet the needs of a shelter system responsible for thousands of people each night.
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The Norwegian Refugee Council, which provides assistance to the displaced residents, expressed concern that humanitarian organizations were struggling to meet the needs of civilians forced from their homes by the fighting.
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This window should meet the needs of both the younger and the older child, but many parents assume that the younger child must go to bed first, then the older child.
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Last week, government officials committed around $90 million to finding and buying properties to meet the needs of survivors, but said the whole allocation process could take up to a year.
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Meanwhile, the sick will swamp the nation's hospitals, which are wholly unprepared to meet the needs of the many thousands or even millions who might require sustained intensive treatment upon infection.
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Many service members today have the expertise to assist with medical care; build MASH hospitals; provide shelter; or transport food, medical equipment, and people to meet the needs of the public.
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With the release of 2.0, the company is offering a code-free environment to take these building blocks and build custom applications to meet the needs of any organization or team.
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"We're here to meet the needs of these people the best way I know how," Ms. Webb said, noting that more people might arrive at the shelter as the flooding spreads.
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The law, aimed at combating redlining, or racial bias in lending, requires banks to meet the needs of local communities where their branches are based, including low- and moderate-income borrowers.
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Today, what remains of the schools — mainly destroyed buildings and tents in open fields — is not enough to meet the needs of the thousands of boys and girls in the area.
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Today's business world presents women with a world of challenges to overcome and our nation still lacks the necessary research to correctly assesses and meet the needs of women business owners.
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Arbitrary and unfair regulatory hurdles set up decades ago by Congress have perpetuated a lack of accountability and transparency and must be changed to meet the needs of the people today.
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ERISA — which was enacted to allow employers the ability to tailor voluntary retirement plans that meet the needs of their workforce — provides a uniform set of minimum standards for those plans.
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Federal reinsurance would be a public partner that strengthens the ability of the private market to meet the needs of millions of people who lack access to employer-sponsored group insurance.
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The New York Fed's cash distribution operations were working and it had adequate stocks to meet the needs of lenders and other firms on the U.S. territory, a spokeswoman told Reuters.
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"We believe it is critical to evolve how our programs meet the needs of families interested in positive and lifelong experiences for their children," said Michael Surbaugh, the BSA's chief scout executive.
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Hitherto, British regulations in this area have reflected European law, which generally mandates stunning before slaughter, but allows for some well-circumscribed exceptions to meet the needs of local Muslims and Jews.
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This has led to fears that after Brexit, non-stun slaughter will not only meet the needs of local communities or schools, but also form the basis of a lucrative export trade.
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"We believe that hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and pure electric vehicles will coexist and complement each other for a long time to meet the needs of transportation and people's travel," Huang said.
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Another elder roommate matching service, Silvernest, formally launched in October 2015 in Boulder, Colorado to meet the needs of adults ages 50 and older who are challenged financially but have a house.
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It's a product of business-minded interests pushing the "factory model" idea that schools were created to meet the needs of 19th-century industrialists and, as such, are stuck in the past.
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Those founding fathers who composed and ratified it considered it the best they could produce to meet the needs of the time and of the future insofar as they could see it.
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"We are satisfied that there is already a good geographic spread of GPs taking part, enough to meet the needs of people who may need to access the service," said a spokesman.
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"By declaring a state of emergency in advance of this storm, we are ensuring that state, regional and local agencies can work together to meet the needs of our communities," he said.
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If transit regulation were functioning effectively, traditional taxis would have evolved to meet the needs of its customers and the market wouldn't have been so fast and so easy for the taking.
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In 85033 the congressionally established National Commission on Children in Disasters provided a report of recommendations to better meet the needs of children in a disaster following the response to Hurricane Katrina.
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On Thursday, Bogdan said the F-35 program office had taken steps earlier this year to map out strategic priorities for ALIS and meet the needs of the program's increasing global footprint.
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"Humanitarian aid alone cannot meet the needs of Yemenis who are unjustly bearing the brunt of this war," Paolo Cernuschi, Yemen country director at the International Rescue Committee, said in a statement.
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The U.S. needs to sprout at least 7.2 million affordable rental homes to meet the needs of Americans at or below the poverty level, according to the National Low Income Housing Coalition.
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They said commercial imports through the rebel-held port Hodeidah have fallen by more than 55,000 metric tons a month, which would be enough to meet the needs of 4.4 million people.
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American businesses of all sizes depend on research and development (R&D) to create new and better products and services that allow them to grow and meet the needs of their customers.
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BEIJING, July 12 (Reuters) - China can fully meet the needs of its state soybean reserves without importing from the United States, an official with the state stockpiler told state TV on Thursday.
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"What we're witnessing is the evolution of the drugstore from what it's been to what it needs to be to meet the needs of consumers," CVS CEO Larry Merlo told Business Insider.
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Momentum is only growing for school choice programs because they level the playing field for minority students and enable parents to decide which schools will best meet the needs of their children.
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The Afghan air force, trained and assisted by NATO advisers, has slowly gained strength, but remains too small to meet the needs of security forces struggling to combat a stubborn Taliban insurgency.
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Its Energy Portfolio Management sub-segment, responsible for ensuring the company has the energy supplies it requires to meet the needs of customers, was expected to show a 100 million pound loss.
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Reforming Social Security to make it financially sustainable for the long run and modernizing benefits to better meet the needs of 2023st century retirees and the disabled will require higher payroll taxes.
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"I would urge Congress to ensure any legislation allows the president to have the flexibility to adjust sanctions to meet the needs of what is always an evolving diplomatic situation," Tillerson said.
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"The greater the options, the greater the chance to test quality and the better a market can meet the needs of American consumers," Becerra told reporters in a conference call on Monday.
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Within the last few years, several conferences have been produced by black women to meet the needs of inclusion and community and provide tools for black women to navigate today's work cultures.
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However, to meet the needs of women today, these resources need the tools to not only help start businesses, but also, more importantly, put an emphasis on business expansion and women leadership.
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As concepts of queer identities evolve, Alyza Enriquez, a social producer at VICE, says finding well-made products that meet the needs of the queer community can sometimes be a balancing act.
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"We're experiencing a public calamity, where the system doesn't have the capacity to meet the needs of the population" Joarge Darze, President of the Rio de Janeiro Doctor's Union told VICE News.
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Instead, the tendency is for the incumbent to reassure itself, accurately, that the new product simply does not meet the needs of the most valuable customers and to continue focusing on them.
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A blog post on the website for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals questioned why it was necessary to kill the gorilla and whether zoos could meet the needs of such animals.
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NATO defines defense expenditure as payments by a government to meet the needs of its own armed forces, those of its allies or the alliance — not a payment of funds to NATO itself.
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Think of it like computing's version of the "Rural Purge"—that infamous situation where the TV networks decided to reboot their programming to meet the needs of advertisers, who wanted young, urban viewers.
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Read said the British company had appointed new leadership in the United States, merged agencies to better meet the needs of its clients and launched a hunt for new talent on Madison Avenue.
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Mr. Peterson at Terra Tech said he chose MJ Freeway, a much larger company, because he thought it would better meet the needs of a business that, like his, operates in several states.
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WE'RE NEVER GOING TO MEET THE NEEDS OF PROVIDING FOR THE COMMON DEFENSE, MEET THE INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDS, OR ALL THE CHALLENGES OUR NATION FACES UNLESS WE GET AMERICA'S ECONOMY OUT OF THIS DITCH.
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"As a strong supporter of public exchanges as a means to meet the needs of the uninsured, we regret having to make this decision," Chairman and CEO Marc Bertolini said in a statement.
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The aid group has now launched an urgent appeal for $3.2 million to help meet the needs of 25,000 of the most vulnerable people in the Bangladesh camps over the next nine months.
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Chicago Teachers Union President Jesse Sharkey said the CPS proposals only addressed a small percentage of overcrowded classes and that the support-staff proposals did not adequately meet the needs of the district.
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With data available more quickly and from a wider variety of sources than ever before, Statistics Canada must innovate to meet the needs of Canadians, according to Bains' prepared remarks seen by Reuters.
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Last October, Philippine President Benigno Aquino said the country had "no capacity" to permanently relocate asylum seekers, adding that his government was "challenged to meet the needs of its own people right now".
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The company will be created through a merger of the business owned by their subsidiaries and will offer a wealth management platform to meet the needs of credit union partners and their members.
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The nonprofit American Water Works Association says it would cost $1 trillion over 25 years to restore and expand aging water systems across the country to meet the needs of a growing population.
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The round will help the business scale to meet the needs of its current customer base, around half of which is retail, as well as fund R&D efforts related to what's next.
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You can donate to the Texas Diaper Bank, the Driscoll Children's Hospital, and the LGBTQ Hurricane Harvey Disaster Relief fund as well Portlight Strategies is trying to meet the needs of the disabled.
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Even Obama, like practically every other politician who has ever talked about energy, repeatedly stressed his support for an "all of the above" strategy to meet the needs of American families and businesses.
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They are businessmen and women, sponsoring little leagues, participating in local chambers and economic development boards, and contributing substantially to the tax base needed to support and meet the needs of their communities.
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The Democratic Party believes in the government as a force for good—one that should reform and, as necessary, expand to meet the needs of all of its citizens, especially the most disadvantaged.
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But even before the ban is lifted in law, the Second Chance Pell program permits us to gather real-world experience on how best to meet the needs of incarcerated students and taxpayers.
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With this increased participation, we must do everything we can to invest in our national treasures so they can provide the greatest experience possible and meet the needs of the nation's outdoor enthusiasts.
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Those services could include transportation, home visits, telehealth, social services and behavioral care, all of which are increasingly important to meet the needs of Medicare beneficiaries, but not typically covered under FFS Medicare.
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Under a socialist economic model, where people work to meet the needs of the community and not to produce excess profits for the boss, free time for both leisure and legislating would increase.
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Adding insult to injury, the Trump administration is recalling thousands of furloughed federal employees, forcing them to work without pay, to meet the needs of vital agencies, such as the Internal Revenue Service.
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It may have been a first for Australia, but a handful of worldwide parliamentarians have also tried, of late, to meet the needs of new infants with their government duties — to mixed effect.
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This will open a new playing field of competition for social applications and services that are not Facebook, but ones built to meet the needs of unique communities of interest and local communities.
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Knowing many of those families could be here to stay for years to come, cities and states must step up and support policies to meet the needs of those arriving to the mainland.
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And if companies like Seamless, GrubHub and even Caviar want to fend off the threat of UberEats, they have to continue to innovate to meet the needs of the restaurants and the consumers.
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Dropbox can also adjust its infrastructure to meet the needs of its workloads -- for example, it can keep files on different types of storage infrastructure based on how new it is, Houston said.
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China, the world's top soybean buyer, can fully meet the needs of its state soybean reserves without importing from the United States, an official with the state stockpiler told state TV on Thursday.
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It's all about coming out as an adult, establishing your new identity while trying to keep the old one, and trying to meet the needs of the people you already know and love.
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The crux of what we developed was smaller, replicable, technologically-enabled and automated centers, outside big cities, that could meet the needs of their members and do it profitably and with minimal staffing.
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"In Italy, they have roads that are two thousand years old, built by the Romans, but we are trying to meet the needs of a population that has never had anything," he said.
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Quincey has made it clear he wants to focus on boosting Coca-Cola's sales of smaller-sized packages and no-calorie sparkling beverages to meet the needs of consumers looking for healthier options.
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Not much is known about the structure of the deal so far, but discussions reportedly center on creating additional categories of temporary work visas to meet the needs of agriculture and construction industries.
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To meet the needs of all your trick-or-treaters, you can join the Teal Pumpkin project, which suggests having non-food treats on hand, such as glow sticks, bubbles, stickers or markers.
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"The matters listed above represent the kind of human rights and development agenda that is essential for our cities to meet the needs of residents and move our economies forward," the letter states.
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Let us return to first principles, and reclaim the constitutional power to coin and create United States money and spend it into circulation to meet the needs of the nation and reduce taxes.
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Short-term insurance would generally not meet the needs of someone with H.I.V. because of the limits on benefits, particularly for prescription drugs, and high out-of-pocket costs, the Kaiser study said.
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When Apple introduced its cylinder-shaped Mac Pro, it thought it had a product with a striking design that would meet the needs of a wide range of professional users for years to come.
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In her policy released Friday, she is proposing a federal-state partnership program under which states would tackle education funding equity and recommend how school services can better meet the needs of working parents.
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"Tilray restructured its global organization to meet the needs of the current industry environment and for continued growth in 2020 and beyond," Tilray CEO Brendan Kennedy said in a statement provided to Business Insider.
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THE AMERICAN PEOPLE KNOW HOW WE CAN MEET THE NEEDS OF OUR HEALTH INSURANCE AND OUR HEALTH CARE ECONOMY AND THAT'S THROUGH MORE CONSUMER CHOICE, FREE MARKET SOLUTIONS, HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNTS, ASSOCIATION HEALTH PLANS.
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Since 1970, Samaritan's Purse has helped meet the needs of people who are victims of war, poverty, natural disasters, disease and famine, with the purpose of sharing God's love through His Son, Jesus Christ.
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After meeting with Roper and other Pentagon officials, Raj told CNBC the next step following the Air Force contract is to continue to develop the software to meet the needs of the service branch.
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"While our treasured landscapes offer familiar vistas time after time, the automobile has changed greatly, and parks want to meet the needs of our visitors who drive electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles."
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In essence, rather than adhering to a formulaic approach, our state's leaders listen to families and communities to design programs flexible enough to meet the needs of Hoosiers in every part of the state.
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We need somebody that's on the engineering side that knows how to scale these things up and bring them to where you can meet the needs of 300,503 people right now waiting for organs.
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"We are piloting several models in various cities across the country to determine which wheelchair accessible vehicle options best meet the needs of our riders and driver-partners," Uber states on its accessibility site.
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Not only is IT modernization required to meet the needs of today's copyright holders, but it may have the happy side effect of also being one key to fighting the epidemic of fake news.
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Paul Smith Lomas, CEO of development charity Practical Action, which contributed to the report, said such technologies are "the most economical solution to meet the needs of the majority of unconnected people by 2030".
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At present, the U.S. public alert infrastructure network used for things such as flash flood or hurricane weather alerts is considered generally too slow to meet the needs of a wide deployment of ShakeAlert.
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"Trade associations are involved, other homebuilders are involved, because we all know if we don't do this, we're not going to have a labor force to meet the needs of our industry," said Hamill.
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"Savage is still a part of the Vista Outdoor portfolio, and like all of our brands, our focus is on developing innovative, new products that meet the needs of our consumers," the company said.
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"What you had was, frankly, a hostage video with the president under duress saying what he had to say to meet the needs of the people who, off camera, were making demands," Hayden said.
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The second is through administrative actions that Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price can take to stabilize the health care market and give states additional flexibility to meet the needs of their communities.
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When Uber entered India six years ago, and its local rival Ola began to expand in the nation, many thought the two cab services will be able to meet the needs of most Indians.
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ORR officials have said that its shelters are run by organizations that meet state licensing standards and are staffed by people who are well-equipped to meet the needs of children in their care.
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To the Editor: Re "Housing Scarce, Cities Erase Single-Family Lots" (front page, June 19): The reality is that there are not enough housing options available to meet the needs of America's changing demographic.
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But we fundamentally and passionately agree that policymakers must take meaningful action to meet the needs of American workers, particularly the most vulnerable, and the 2020 campaign is a good place to test ideas.
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But as a centrist under the Republican Mayor Giuliani, he had to manage with 2,400 employees and struggled to meet the needs of a department increasingly reliant on private donors, volunteers and civic groups.
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Now, under strain, that federal stockpile — comprised of ventilators, masks, drugs, and other medical equipment — is insufficient to meet the needs of hospitals who feel underresourced due to the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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He said the proposal "frees up parties to innovate, take risks and meet the needs of their customers without the fear that their efforts will be second-guessed through statistics years down the line."
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"There's a real opportunity to meet the needs of your mainstream consumers — your mom with kids — by bringing the chicken that they love along with the vegetable nutrition that they need," Mr. Christianson said.
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This mission will be a world-first demo of commercial orbital debris removal if all goes to plan, a key step in proving that its technology can meet the needs of this growing opportunity.
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Passed in the late 1970s when some banks refused to lend to poor and minority communities, the CRA requires regulators to encourage banks to meet the needs of all neighborhoods, including low-income ones.
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" She added that Amazon Prime is also an "attractive loyalty program that has worked in the U.S., but how it localizes to meet the needs of customers here will be the key to success.
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"We believe it is critical to evolve how our programs meet the needs of families interested in positive and lifelong experiences for their children," Boy Scouts Chief Executive Michael Surbaugh said in a statement.
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"We are also discussing how to work together to develop tech talents to meet the needs of Indonesia and the region," Indonesian minister Rudiantara said after meeting Ma and Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Saturday.
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"Now we may call some of the same witnesses or all the same witness, in public hearings as well, but we want to make sure that we meet the needs of the investigation," he said.
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"We believe it is critical to evolve how our programs meet the needs of families interested in positive and lifelong experiences for their children," Michael Surbaugh, the BSA's chief scout executive, said in a statement.
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In the past year, teachers across the country have initiated a sustained protest movement, challenging school districts and elected officials to allocate funds for increased salaries, benefits and resources to meet the needs of students.
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But most IMO members are confident there will be enough low-sulfur fuel available to meet the needs of both the shipping industry and other users of middle distillates without an unacceptable spike in prices.
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Confronted by these facts, Interior Secretary David Bernhardt approved our plans to delegate more responsibility to the field by sending the top decision makers out West to better meet the needs of the American people.
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One thing that might help improve outcomes, Cho said, is adjusting the schedule of cardiac rehabilitation programs to meet the needs of people who work 9-to-5 jobs or have other responsibilities at home.
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DUBLIN, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Aberdeen Standard Investments will establish an investment and distribution business in Ireland to ensure it continues to meet the needs of clients across the European Union after Britain leaves the bloc.
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With cuts to state mental health budget, however, advocates in both states are concerned that neither Medicaid nor the mental health system will meet the needs of individuals who remain uninsured and hard to reach.
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This last series of tweets on Comey and taping offered something more, certainly enough to tempt some services to conclude that the President bluffs and bends the truth to meet the needs of the moment.
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These companies are arriving at an opportune time for cities, many of which are struggling just to fund existing transit service, much less expand it to meet the needs of growing numbers of urban commuters.
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They partnered with Marriott, the world's largest hotel brand, in January 2000 to come up with a sustainable alternative to plastic bottles that would be commercially competitive and meet the needs of resorts and authorities.
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But we think that we should make the Ali into financing is something we want to do that how we can build up a system that can meet the needs of 21st century financial needs.
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The Indonesia ban initially raised fears of a shortage of ore, but the Philippines was largely able to step into the gap and meet the needs of China, the world's top buyer of nickel ore.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China, the world's top soybean buyer, can fully meet the needs of its state soybean reserves without importing from the United States, an official with the state stockpiler told state TV on Thursday.
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" Doug Palladini, vice president and general manager of North America for Vans, says, "I could not have asked for a better partnership as we look to meet the needs of kitchen staffs around the world.
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"We are prioritizing the safety of our delivery executives and seeking the support of the local governments and police authorities to meet the needs of our customers," he said in a statement, without elaborating further.
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Individual countries may have more detailed policies on these issues – as we do – but I believe there is broad consensus that a final status agreement that could meet the needs of both sides would: 222.
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Pace University was an early adopter of online learning nearly 16 years ago, largely to meet the needs of students who don't have the ability to attend classes full-time or conform to a schedule.
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Administration officials said the proposed rule, issued by Alex M. Azar II, the secretary of health and human services, would meet the needs of women while deflecting legal challenges to the president's birth control policy.
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China, ever competitive as it seeks to meet the needs of more than a billion people, aims to build the world's longest water tunnel: a 600-mile conduit from Tibet to a desert in Xinjiang.
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"The responsibility to meet the needs of the poor lies first with the husband in a marriage, secondly with the family (if the husband is absent), and thirdly with the church," Mr. Drollinger has written.
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Moreover, Israel's natural gas discoveries enables an increase in the volumes of water that Israel produces by desalination and, thus, the amount it diverts to Jordan, which helps to meet the needs of the refugees.
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International rules should only be used if they align with domestic objectives, and should be "carefully and appropriately tailored" to meet the needs of the U.S. financial services industry and the American people, the report said.
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Israel and Jordan&aposs borders are closed to refugees, and the aid group Oxfam said Thursday it was unable to deliver enough aid across the Jordan border to meet the needs of the internally displaced residents.
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Yet such flats are still expensive and do not always meet the needs of the people they displace—for instance, they are too big for today's smaller families, couples or young singles wishing to live alone.
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President Nicolas Maduro vowed to make a $20173 billion payment on a bond maturing on Thursday, but also created a commission to study "restructuring of all future payments" in order to meet the needs of citizens.
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It also can capture 21K Cinema DNG RAW or 2299K ProRes at 250 FPS, which should meet the needs of most post-production work from Hollywood on down (or up I guess, depending on your perspective).
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Foster care has long been criticized for failing to meet the needs of children, from allowing kids to age out of the system without safety nets in place, to struggling to adequately support youth and families.
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If Guillain-Barré spreads in Zika's wake through the Americas in the same manner it did French Polynesia, existing health systems may be unable to meet the needs of all patients requiring intensive care and ventilators.
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The difference is the latter states have invested in creating a more extensive network of non-selective four-year institutions to meet the needs of many of the kind of people Illinois serves via community colleges.
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It's guided by principles that also underpinned its launch — that it should meet the needs of all, be free at the point of delivery, and based on clinical need rather than a person's ability to pay.
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While the government has woken up to the needs of the industry, it will take a while before Israeli legislation will be modified to meet the needs of the country's dynamic cannabis research and startup ecosystems.
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To truly improve health outcomes, digital health companies must partner with public health experts and patients to not only ground themselves in evidence-based research, but also build products that meet the needs of all patients.
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"By leveraging the experience and assets across the three companies, we aim to deliver an improved and cost-effective service to meet the needs of the ADNOC Group," the group's chief executive Sultan Al Jaber said.
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And in that spirit, Democrats will be offering the Senate Republican appropriations legislation to re-open government later today — to meet the needs of the American people, to protect our borders, and to respect our workers.
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You can take this a step further by creating templates with a set of filters to refine each one to meet the needs of a particular team, based on factors like deal size, industry or location.
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This would meet the needs of retailers like Origin and EnergyAustralia seeking access to more cargoes during the Australian winter, when gas demand from households soars, rather than the steady supply sought year-round by manufacturers.
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"It's critical for us to have the right wealth management solution to meet the needs of investors at every age, and every stage of their wealth accumulation," said Andy Sieg, president of Merrill Lynch Wealth Management.
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But in a press call, officials said that shelters are run by organizations that meet state licensing standards and are staffed by people who are well-equipped to meet the needs of children in their care.
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President Nicolas Maduro vowed to make a $1.1 billion payment on a bond maturing on Thursday, but also created a commission to study "restructuring of all future payments" in order to meet the needs of citizens.
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"More importantly, I learned how to manage multiple projects and contractors, mitigate risks, and discuss contracts with lawyers as well as negotiate timelines and resources to meet the needs of clients (internal and external)," she recalls.
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"What we're witnessing is the evolution of the drugstore from what it's been to what it needs to be to meet the needs of consumers," CVS CEO Larry Merlo told Business Insider in a November interview.
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BCF is just one example of the importance of urban farming around the country as various cities are adapting their rooftops, backyards and empty lots to meet the needs of historically underserved populations in industrialized spaces.
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"As of January 14, 2016, Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent will offer a combined end-to-end portfolio of the scope and scale to meet the needs of our global customers," Nokia Chief Executive Rajeev Suri said.
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"In order to better meet the needs of our business and create a more equitable and efficient scheduling model, we are moving to a single-tier part-time structure," a company spokesperson said in an email.
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But that underlying infrastructure — whether it be city-wide connectivity, surveillance systems, or citizen communication platforms — can be adapted to meet the needs of a government in a time of crisis, as the coronavirus has demonstrated.
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WASHINGTON, March 16 (Reuters) - From Louisville, Kentucky to Washington, D.C., local communities across the United States are mobilizing to meet the needs of the poor, elderly and others who are particularly vulnerable during the coronavirus outbreak.
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The new troop is among a number of programs begun by the city to meet the needs of children, who make up nearly 27 percent of the roughly 93,29 people in the city's primary shelter system.
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Amid a historic increase in students seeking counseling services, many people find themselves trapped on extensive waitlists, forced to endure long periods without help as centers try to meet the needs of an openly struggling generation.
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With Mr. Trump's ever-escalating assault on government, the proportion of Americans who say that government "should do more to solve problems and meet the needs of people" surged to the highest level in 20 years.
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For decades, Congress has failed to overhaul our immigration system despite the growing mountain of evidence that the current system is outdated and needs to be reengineered to meet the needs of our 21st century economy.
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A South Korean panel set up to investigate the deal concluded late last year that the agreement failed to meet the needs of the thousands of girls and women forced to work in Japan's military brothels.
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"The requirements of Moon suits are more challenging than LEO alone, but the suit we use on the Moon will also meet the needs of the International Space Station with very little, if any, modifications," Aitchison said.
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Focusing on accessible sermons, music that reflected popular tastes, and an informal approach to worship, "seeker-sensitive" churches aimed to meet the needs of parishioners who might feel uncomfortable in a more formal or "traditional" church setting.
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Those include the Community Reinvestment Act, which will require financial institutions to meet the needs of the low-income communities they serve and a computer science bill that Lee has been working on since the Obama administration.
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It's guided by principles that also underpinned its launch — that it should meet the needs of all citizens, be free at the point of delivery, and based on clinical need rather than a person's ability to pay.
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They were made available by the Department of Homeland Security after federal officials said there were not enough qualified and willing US workers to meet the needs of businesses for the remainder of the 2017 fiscal year.
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If we really cared about improving the education of all students, we would give teachers the autonomy to tailor instruction to meet the needs of the children in front of them and to write their own tests.
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The intervention is clearly found in school districts embracing new, progressive education models that meet the needs of future societies and workforces — models such as blended experiential and online learning in and, yes, outside the conventional classroom.
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The tips of the turbine's blades will reach 145 meters in height and it will produce 2.75 megawatts of power at its peak, enough energy to meet the needs of roughly 250 Saudi homes, Saudi Aramco said.
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City officials say the proposed streetcar is needed to meet the needs of 21st-century commuters and would be welcomed by working-class residents in areas that are far from the subway, like Red Hook in Brooklyn.
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His mother and sister have also become citizens, and his father is in the process of applying, too The legal services program was started in 2009 in order to meet the needs of a growing immigration population.
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"We can't expect companies to go above and beyond to meet the needs of the American people when they have the looming threat of litigation hanging over their heads," said one individual with knowledge of the talks.
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Cuomo said last week that the region may need 140,000 hospital beds in the coming weeks; it currently has about 75,000, including a newly arrived US Navy hospital ship to help meet the needs of uninfected patients.
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"Much of the guidance around IDEA focused on critical clarifications of the regulations required to meet the needs of students with disabilities and provide them a free, appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment," Scott said.
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Against this evolving backdrop, we continue to work closely with business leaders across divisions, regions and offices to ensure we are taking a flexible and responsive approach to meet the needs of our teams and our clients.
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Aviva, meanwhile, is going through the process of converting its Irish life and general insurance branches to regulated subsidiaries to meet the needs of its Irish insurance customers more effectively after Brexit, an Aviva spokesman told Reuters.
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" Badgley belongs to the Baha'i faith, which, he explained, teaches non-engagement in partisan politics, but encourages its members to be "engaged in thinking about and attempting to meet the needs of the age you live in.
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While some experts say that businesses bemoaning the quality of talent emerging from colleges is a perennial complaint, no one argues the importance of developing programs to meet the needs of employers in a fast-changing workplace.
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The greatly oversubscribed Spallation Neutron Source at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, for example, has been waiting almost a decade for a desperately needed second "target station" to meet the needs of materials research so critical to industry.
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"While we are disappointed with today's decision, we hope to have the opportunity to meet the needs of SF residents and to help the city achieve its transportation goals following this initial test period," the company said.
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A final fiscal plan should meet the following criteria: In recent months, the process around the creation of the fiscal plan has been combative and produced plans that fail to meet the needs of Puerto Rico's people.
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As President Eisenhower said a modern highway system is essential to meet the needs of our growing population, our expanding economy, and our national security when he discussed the system in the 1955 State of the Union Address.
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"We are committed to continue investing to improve the quality of mobile, broadband, pay TV and fixed line telephone services to meet the needs of our clients," said Marco Schoeder, Oi's chief executive, after the petition was accepted.
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For entrepreneurs thinking about joining the cannabis industry, Ms. Diner and Ms. Baker recommend a high tolerance to risk, the flexibility to change course quickly as regulations change and the dedication to meet the needs of the market.
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A spokesman for the lower house of parliament, the House of Representatives, said some projects put forward by the executive "do not meet the needs of the common man" and the legislature aimed to help those it represents.
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Masahiro Ito, a board member who oversees engineering at the firm, says the fashion industry has not yet adapted to meet the needs of a generation accustomed to buying everything online, to their specifications and at their convenience.
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"Wi-Fi security technologies may live for decades, so it's important they are continually updated to ensure they meet the needs of the Wi-Fi industry," said Joe Hoffman from consulting firm SAR Insight & Consulting in a statement.
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Box differentiates itself through a focus on governance and compliance features, and through developing expertise in different industries like finance and health care to better meet the needs of customers, according to Constellation Research principal analyst Alan Lepofsky.
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Today, a coalition of America's largest companies announced that it would be putting together a trucklift for Flint, collectively donating water to meet the needs of the city's 10,000 school children for the rest of the calendar year.
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These payments are used "to meet the needs of its armed forces, those of allies or of the alliance," to pay pensions to retired military, to contribute to NATO-managed trust funds as well as research and development.
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"With this new funding, we will continue to build NextVR's virtual reality platform to meet the needs of the world's largest fan bases around live sports and music content," said Brad Allen, NextVR Executive Chairman in a release.
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Union President Jesse Sharkey said during an evening news conference that Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot's current proposal only addresses 20 percent of overcrowded classes and her support staff proposals do not adequately meet the needs of the district.
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But the costs are starting to become apparent, with spot electricity prices surging over the Australian summer and natural gas suppliers warning that they will be unable to meet the needs of industrial customers without action being taken.
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The idea behind it is to help them draft the best players and find free agents and trade targets that not only meet the needs of the team, but also fit well with the team's on-court philosophy.
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But the example of welfare reform demonstrates that states typically use block grants as an excuse to underfund aid programs, and high-risk pools have historically failed to meet the needs of Americans with serious or disabling conditions.
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We're on the cusp of the most dramatic shift in transportation in a century, but red flags from a series of experts warn that America's workforce is not prepared to meet the needs of the digital mobility era.
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It would also prioritize immigrants from underrepresented countries through a new merit-based preference system that would give more weight to an immigrant's education, employment history, civic involvement, and ability to meet the needs of the U.S workforce.
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And while there's consensus about the problems that mire postsecondary education, continuing to propel America's economy forward will require innovative, bipartisan solutions that address higher education's affordability challenges and meet the needs of today's students, employers and society.
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Across all of China, coal-fired power plants consume 2804 billion cubic meters of water each year, enough to meet the needs of 2358 million people, or about 30 percent of the nation's population, according to the report.
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We commit to sharing successes and solutions so that we can continue to meet the needs of agricultural producers and our partners, and to communicating best practices that can deliver solutions as quickly as the challenging circumstances evolve.
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This shared neural system may be more than 250 million years old, but it is also flexible enough to transform itself to meet the needs of a variety of creatures in different eras and environments, the findings suggest.
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As a company immersed in the addiction industry, my team and I are constantly focused on research initiatives that help us understand how to best meet the needs of consumers, treatment facilities, and the industry as a whole.
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Tax reform must raise enough additional revenue now and in the future to create good jobs and make the public investment we need in infrastructure, education and to meet the needs of children, families, seniors and our communities.
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"While we are focused on leading the transition to cleaner energy, we also understand that we have to meet the needs of our customers in terms of security of supply and affordability," Fortum Chief Executive Pekka Lundmark said.
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"While we are focused on leading the transition to cleaner energy, we also understand that we have to meet the needs of our customers in terms of security of supply and affordability," Fortum Chief Executive Pekka Lundmark said.
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"The time that Misys has spent renovating its core banking product is time Temenos spent adapting its core banking platform to meet the needs of Tier 1 and Tier 2 banks," said Bryan, Garnier & Co analyst Gregory Ramirez.
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Chief Executive Warren East said the latest overhaul would enable the company to respond quicker to meet the needs of its customers, both in the wide body civil aviation market and in defense, as well as reduce costs.
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For entrepreneurs thinking about joining the cannabis industry, Ms. Diner and Ms. Baker recommend a high tolerance to risk, the flexibility to change course quickly as regulations change and the dedication to meet the needs of the market.
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The City's municipal authority published a report produced by consultants PwC on Thursday outlining how UK immigration policy could be developed so that visas for non UK nationals could be tailored to meet the needs of local business.
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For this demographic, 79 percent of pet-owning homebuyers who closed on a property this year said they would pass up an otherwise perfect home if it didn't meet the needs of their pets, according to a Realtor.
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"We believe that there is a way to redistribute the resources of the Quebec health system to promote the health of the population and meet the needs of patients without pushing workers to the end," the letter says.
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Traffic aside, TfL rakes in roughly 150 million pounds (or $197 million) from the charge each year—money that helps the agency not only maintain what it has, but also expand to meet the needs of a growing city.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's cash operations in Puerto Rico are working and it has adequate stocks of banknotes to meet the needs of depositary institutions on the U.S. territory, a spokeswoman for the bank told Reuters.
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On the other hand, Taqu advertised providing customers with a sexual outlet that is "totally submissive and can meet the needs of the single home boy," which let's just say is yet more evidence there's no accounting for taste.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 5 (Reuters) - Drought-stricken South Africa should be able to import enough white maize to meet the needs of consumers who regard the yellow variety as only fit for livestock, Agriculture Minister Senzeni Zokwana said on Tuesday.
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Just as music streaming companies like Spotify are trying to grow beyond their low-margin business of streaming, Deliveroo is trying to add in more services to meet the needs of its restaurant customers in its two-sided marketplace.
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Gamers are desperate for some sort of second-hand social network, and have shown their willingness to flock to platforms like Twitch and YouTube Gaming that appear very different from traditional social networks but meet the needs of gamers.
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Statkraft added that the project is set to be completed and commissioned in 2020, with the wind farms generating 3.4 terawatt hours of power every year, enough renewable energy to "meet the needs" of roughly 170,000 households in Norway.
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"Our vision for this program wasn't to make a dent in veteran hiring, [but rather to] differentiate us [PwC] and help us meet the needs of our clients with the current talent shortage," Crace said in a phone interview.
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The public treasury will have to meet the needs of the local fuel market as a result of the continued shutdown of a refinery at Zawiya that relies on fuel from Sharara, the NOC also said in the statement.
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This should include: With a comprehensive strategy and funding for school preparedness that includes readiness for acts of terrorism and mass violence, schools will be more prepared to meet the needs of the children they serve in any disaster.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told a U.N. news conference on Friday that the U.S. decision to withhold funds for a U.N. agency that assists Palestinians would seriously undermine efforts to meet the needs of refugees.
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With a budget of just $30 million, which reaches only about 9,000 housing units annually, New York's state's main program for low-income energy efficiency can barely begin to meet the needs of low-income people across the state.
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By building capacity within developing countries to meet the needs of their people — from food and water to accountable institutions and democracy — the U.S. paves the way to greater global stability and opens up new economic frontiers for investment.
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The gun industry has resisted all efforts to meet the needs of the 22019st century, clinging to the past even when it's clear that what the past has to offer is not good enough: 21,000 gun suicides each year.
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As agricultural companies, big and small, work to meet the needs of their farming customers, they too are constantly fighting an uphill battle against regulatory challenges and funding issues that affect the odds of bringing successful products to market.
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RELATED: If you think Gen Z is entitled and lazy, you haven't met these four kids "Schools are always struggling to meet the needs of the students because they go beyond what is provided by classroom funding," says Endres.
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These statistics tell a troubling story: while Americans enjoy broad access to the higher education system, federal policy does too little to ensure that institutions are helping students earn affordable degrees that meet the needs of the job market.
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The fact that the UN system is not only responding, but moreover escalating its response to match the level this outbreak demand is evidence of an evolving UN that is equipped to meet the needs of the world today.
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The Washington, D.C. metro area doesn't have enough affordable housing to meet the needs of its current workforce, and urban leaders fear 503,000 more workers flooding into the area to work at Amazon's new Arlington headquarters will exacerbate the problem.
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Employers should be proactive in ensuring they have policies that meet the needs of their employees, and employees should take the time to review workplace policies and reporting procedures so they know what to do to help a coworker or themselves.
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Madgavkar says that while other company's have approached imaging as a blanket solution, his team takes a very consultative approach to each new customer so that they can meet the needs of each crop, climate and farmer on an individual basis.
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Many banks and financial institutions have shifted "from denial that change is required to a realization that change is necessary and a growing interest in learning how fintech can help better meet the needs of their customers," the report noted.
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This change to the industry is not an easy challenge to address, but we recognize the need and are committed to working with customers and payers to find solutions to meet the needs of the patients and families we serve.
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Our thought bubble, per Axios' Kia Kokalitcheva: It's no surprise that multiple ride-hailing companies, including Uber and Lyft, were born in San Francisco — it's a proven market where the local public transit doesn't meet the needs of some residents.
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This change to the industry is not an easy challenge to address, but we recognize the need and are committed to working with customers and payors to find solutions to meet the needs of the patients and families we serve.
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The Guardian reports that FEMA officials have said the government and its partners are only providing 63,000 meals per day to meet the needs of 2 million Puerto Rican residents, which is a daily shortfall of between 1.8m and 5.8m meals.
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We go in and look at the infrastructure of communities and get involved with government agencies or large medical facilities — things that need to get up and back online as soon as possible to meet the needs of the community.
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Mr. Wardropper said he still firmly believes in the reasons behind the effort: to increase exhibition space and to improve circulation, amenities, infrastructure and wheelchair accessibility — trying to meet the needs of modern audiences while honoring the building's jewel-box quality.
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A study done in 2014 by the WateReuse Research Foundation estimated that purified wastewater could yield more than a billion gallons a day of potable water—enough, says foundation chairman Doug Owen, to meet the needs of over 8m Californians.
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"In a camp setting, providing health care is more straightforward as facilities can be set up to meet the needs of the population, they are geographically accessible and communication is easier," says Michael Woodman, a Senior Public Health Officer with UNHCR.
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Auctions may seem like a simple enough things, but to meet the needs of buyers and sellers and account for bidding strategies to get to the real market value of a complicated good like spectrum, they can quickly become quite complex.
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"Once we have left the EU, this government will apply its own immigration rules and requirements that will meet the needs of UK businesses, but also of wider society," Interior Minister Amber Rudd said in an article in the Financial Times.
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Dialogue and planning are key to ensure projects, from wells and toilets to health clinics, meet the needs of local residents and landowners, and will continue to do so once the displaced return home, said DRC interim country director Christian Gad.
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Portman, from Ohio, said the Pacific trade deal fails to meet the needs of his state's workers because it lacks an enforceable provision to fight currency manipulation and because of new, less-stringent country-of-origin rules for auto parts.
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While those in the hospice community have grown and adapted to meet the needs of those we serve these last 30-plus years, many of the regulations imposed on the Medicare Hospice Benefit are still outdated relics of the 1980s.
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As healthcare leaders and policy experts come together for the annual Food and Drug Administration (FDA) CMS Summit in Washington this month, much of the focus will be on how quickly both agencies are evolving to meet the needs of patients.
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Rather than attracting investment into real estate projects or companies that meet the needs of the current low-to-moderate income residents of Opportunity Zones, it might end up supporting investments that push out the existing population and promote gentrification.
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They may be better equipped to meet the needs of people who want dignified work, safer working conditions, or affordable housing, but these are also things that some self-professed capitalists like Andrew Yang or Elizabeth Warren are currently calling for.
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Expectations of low canola oilseed imports coupled with a big drop in the domestic harvest means China may have to increase imports of canola meal this year to meet the needs of the fish-farming sector, the three analysts said.
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"NooBaa's technologies will augment our portfolio and strengthen our ability to meet the needs of developers in today's hybrid and multicloud world," writes Ranga Rangachari, the VP and general manager for storage and hyperconverged infrastructure at Red Hat, in today's announcement.
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"I think all of us would say we want Lifeline to meet the needs of those that have a need, and we want to make certain that the waste, fraud and abuse of the program is routed out," Blackburn said Wednesday.
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Next, Lewis's friend Ifasina T.L. Clear, who teaches dance classes designed to meet the needs of fat people and people with limited mobility, instructs us to stand up (if we are able) and drum our chests lightly with alternating hands.
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"We believe you cannot pivot an old approach to meet the needs of a new audience, and so we have created a fresh approach to stock media access that reflects the freedom, flexibility and choice required by today's digital storytellers."
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"We at GitHub are honored to be part of the next chapter of NPM's story and to help NPM continue to scale to meet the needs of the fast-growing JavaScript community," GitHub CEO Nat Friedman said in a blog post.
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Lavle expects to begin deploying prototypes of its advanced energy systems in smaller vessels like ferries by the middle of next year, but Nye says that in the future their system could scale to meet the needs of large cargo ships.
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"The VA [secretary] is a position that is very bipartisan ... and I intend to continue to work to make sure that we have a person who is secretary of the VA who will meet the needs of our veterans," he added.
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"In prior years, when the IRS has sought input from a committee stacked with private sector interests at the expense of other public representation, the result has been policies that fail to meet the needs of American taxpayers," Warren said.
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Congress should now heed the call of the administration and take up housing finance reform to meet the needs of Americans before we glide into a solution that awards vulture investors first, homeowners second, and perhaps taxpayers last of all.
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And there's the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau urging banks and credit unions to find ways to meet the needs of small-dollar borrowers and to offer low-cost, no-overdraft checking accounts to lure the unbanked back into the system.
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The avenue has evolved to meet the needs of female migrants: there's a shop specializing in uniforms for nannies, housekeepers, and home health aides, and several freight and remittance centers, where workers send their earnings and gifts to their families.
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I left the agency last year to begin addressing the biggest problem the defense and intelligence agencies have: lack of 85033st century tools that genuinely meet the needs of the warfighter, the operator and the analyst who keep America safe.
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The benefit is currently in pilot form for a population of employees in the Greater Seattle area and we're looking forward to helping build and scale the benefit to meet the needs of more employees in the months and years ahead.
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And without extending these boundaries to meet the needs of queers of color and trans people, a space designed to provide temporary liberation from a hostile world runs the risk of inflicting that same hostility on minorities within the LGBTQ community.
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The 20-week program uses peer mentors between the ages of 16 and 25 to inspire and meet the needs of younger students who are underperforming by overcoming barriers to learning, raising aspirations, and helping to close attainment gaps for at-risk groups.
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To meet the needs of these incoming students, schools started offering an inconsistent array of courses, from foreign to classical languages, English literature, civics, algebra, calculus, chemistry, physics, home economics, physical education, auto shop, sex and driver's education, technical drawing, and typing.
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Abcam said in a statement that the new higher minimums did not do enough to meet the needs of freelance truckers, saying that the table of rates should do more to address different types of loads, number of axles and differences between states.
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Failure to meet the needs of your colleagues can often lead to resentment, tension and burnout for the team who has to pick up the slack, often pressuring reversion to more status and title-driven structures because the "new approach" broke down.
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Flynn's experience would "help ensure that our tethered solutions, today and in the future, will continue to meet the needs of our soldiers and security forces at home and abroad as they respond to evolving threats," Nussbaum said in the same statement.
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"Today, Congresswoman @RepAOC and I sat down to discuss working together to meet the needs of our districts and our country, fairness in our economy and diversity in our country," Pelosi tweeted following the meeting with a picture of the two lawmakers.
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If Google continues to ignore the very real issues raised by its diversity policies and corporate culture, it will be walking blind into the future — unable to meet the needs of its remarkable employees and sure to disappoint its billions of users.
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Workhorse Group, a Loveland, Ohio, company that has been making medium-duty electric vans, says that with a range of 80 miles per charge, the W-15 will meet the needs of a wide range of companies, from electric utilities to plumbing contractors.
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"The death of a second transgender immigrant who was seeking asylum ... clearly tells us that ICE isn't equipped to meet the needs of transgender individuals," Emilio Vicente of Familia: Trans Queer Liberation Movement, a transgender rights group, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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He focused his team on creating value for customers in a way that Google couldn't – iterating quickly to meet the needs of new customers that Google had brought to the market, while creating tailored solutions for customers they were keen to keep.
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In grudging deference to papal concerns, it is agreed that although the Greek-Catholic church emerged in strange historical circumstances, whose repetition would not be desirable, such "ecclesial communities" do have "the right to exist and meet the needs of the faithful".
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This lag has the potential to close as the bipartisan leaders of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee recently outlined a series of proposed reforms to the U.S. Copyright Office to ensure that it can meet the needs of a 85033st century copyright system.
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But a legacy isn't built on closing things down or locking them up; the degree to which it stands the test of time is whether it demonstrates leadership, innovative and creative problem solving, and the ability to meet the needs of multiple interests.
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The FAMILY Act likewise needs to be amended to provide job protection, a graduated wage replacement rate and a more inclusive definition of family if it is to meet the needs of all working families and contribute to a reduction in economic inequality.
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Now, individual countries may have more detailed policies on these issues – as we do, by the way – but I believe there is a broad consensus that a final status agreement that could meet the needs of both sides would do the following.
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"We have spent the last year and a half working closely with the Opendoor team to create a first-of-its-kind 'Trade Up' program to meet the needs of both the consumer and the builder," Lennar's Jaffe said in a statement.
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The Democrats are still denying that there is a security crisis at the border Democrats claim that the only real crisis at the border is the humanitarian need to increase CBP's capacity to meet the needs of the migrants they apprehend. Really?
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"ABX Air's failure to address the staffing crisis hurts our families and compromises our ability to do our jobs and meet the needs of Amazon, DHL and other customers," said Rick Ziebarth, an ABX pilot and a representative of the pilots' union.
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Even when laws don't pass or make it all the way through the legislative process, it's still progress that the issue is being raised and that legislators are thinking about it in terms of their obligations to meet the needs of their constituents.
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"We're able to share more data with those companies which I think is really helpful for policymaking and decision-making but it also helps us to set up rules of the road that meet the needs of everybody in San Francisco," Maguire said.
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Lack of trust from other countries, meanwhile, will be a huge hurdle for the Trump administration if it actually does try to move forward with redesigning the TPP as a condition of its accession to meet the needs of the United States.
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"More people are eating breakfast away from home, and we want to meet the needs of our guests by providing breakfast options that span a variety of nutritional needs, tastes and ingredients," said Matt Abercrombie, Chick-fil-A's senior consultant of menu development.
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And when he unabashedly recalls a childhood rife with sexual encounters — which he insists were consensual — with adults, the camera fixes on his mile-wide grin and we wonder if his mission to meet the needs of others has somehow ignored his own.
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The 103,000 people who live in these islands are at the end of a long supply chain of relief that depends heavily on the ports in neighboring Puerto Rico — now crippled by Maria and unable to meet the needs of its own people.
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"But we want to make sure that we meet the needs of the investigation and not give the president or his legal minions the opportunity to tailor their testimony, and in some cases fabricate their testimony, to suit their interests," Schiff said.
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"My sister and I are supporting Harry Spikes for Congress because for the past 15 years he's worked alongside our father to meet the needs of the people of the Maryland's 7th Congressional District," Cummings said in a statement to the Post.
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"My sister and I are supporting Harry Spikes for Congress because for the past 15 years he's worked alongside our father to meet the needs of the people of the 7th Congressional District," she said in the statement, The Washington Post reported.
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"The joint venture between the two companies will invest in LNG marine fuelling, bunkering vessels and other infrastructure in key locations to meet the needs of marine customers and help to reduce emissions of the global shipping industry," a Shell statement said.
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"As long as the U.S. products and services are marketable and can meet the needs of Chinese people, expanding imports from the United States is something we would like to see," said Ning Jizhe, vice chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission.
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The most recent reduction was last week, when the RBI lowered its repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.75% and changed its policy stance to "accommodative" to meet the needs of the economy and a banking system laden with bad debts.
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The Republican leadership, even before introducing the bill early Monday evening, was warned by four GOP senators that they would oppose legislation if it threatened the stability of people now enrolled in Medicaid, or the flexibility of states to meet the needs of Medicaid beneficiaries.
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Sichuan also plans to abolish the 1-hectare (2.5-acre) limitation on land use for pig raising and related facilitiesand allow for "reasonable use" of land to meet the needs of the pig industry, including permitting pig farms on some grades of protected forest land.
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For now, Microsoft doesn't have any concrete plans to launch additional services on top of these business apps (or at least Goles didn't share them with us), so for now, the plan is to ensure that the existing services meet the needs of Microsoft's customers.
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The simple, utilitarian Short Message Service (SMS) has served our messaging needs well for more than a decade, but as our texts become increasingly crammed with photos, videos, and more, it's clear that SMS can no longer meet the needs of the average smartphone user.
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"Medicare is stretched so thin to meet the needs of today's seniors that expanding enrollment is like inviting the neighborhood for dinner when you don't have enough to feed your own kids," wrote Fox News commentator Betsy McCaughey in the online news outlet Newsmax.
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"Our early seasonal hiring strategy positions Kohl's for success during the back half of the year and ensures our store teams are fully staffed and trained to meet the needs of our customers during the holiday season," said Marc Chini, senior executive vice president.
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Understanding that a formulary drug selection will not meet the needs of every patient, PBMs work with their clients to include an exception processes that allow doctors to explain why a patient needs a non-formulary drug instead of the drug included on the formulary.
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At the F8 conference today, Facebook announced a bunch of updates to its Workplace by Facebook team communications tool, including a slew of new partnerships and new bot integrations, which all show a product that's maturing to meet the needs of larger enterprise customers.
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Funded by the President's Plan for Emergency AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), SAGE is a part of the DREAMS initiative to better meet the needs of adolescent girls — giving them tools they need to stay in school, stay HIV-free and understand their reproductive health, including menstruation.
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It's a flag that points to the past and future, with stripes serving as a reminder of America's revolutionary origins and the blue canton, with its built-in mechanism for updating to meet the needs of a growing country, open to the possibilities of tomorrow.
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District Court Judge Susan Burke in Hennepin County on Tuesday said the Minnesota Fair Labor Standards Act sets a floor, and not a ceiling, for what workers must be paid, and allows cities to tweak their laws to meet the needs of their residents.
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Both Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. seemed to assume, against all evidence, that a new form of contraception-only insurance could magically come into existence and could adequately meet the needs of the women who work for the objecting employers.
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Ms. Jennings of the National Life Group — who also serves on the National Tax-Deferred Savings Association's government affairs committee — said that less expensive alternatives recommended by many financial planners did not meet the needs of risk-averse investors as well as annuities did.
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"The demographics and growth prospects of the countries we serve are compelling and, with our well invested towers base, we can continue to meet the needs of mobile network operators," said CEO Kash Pandya, adding that this will boost margins and top-line growth.
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REYHANLI, Turkey (Reuters) - Relief operations to meet the needs of nearly 13 million people who fled recent fighting in northwest Syria's Idlib have been overwhelmed, the U.N. aid chief said on Tuesday as the United States and Britain pledged to step up aid efforts.
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Even calling it that has something fanciful about it, since Mr. Ford's show was preceded by two full days of offerings by at least 34 other designers doing their best to meet the needs of a men's wear market that stubbornly refuses to coalesce.
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While there aren't many services in the town itself, it is 5063 minutes from "everything important" in Santa Ana, which, like the neighboring suburb of Escazú (closer to San José), has been modernized to meet the needs of a large expatriate population, Mr. Tuinstra said.
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"We are proud of our proactive approach to meet the needs of our detainees and the high standards of care that we have set for our facility," Al Ortiz, the director of the Essex County jail, said after the report came out in February.
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"Our service offering with FedEx has been very well received by our customers, and implementing this latest technology in our stores will deliver even greater convenience to meet the needs of today's customer," said Richard Ashworth, president of operations at Walgreens, in a statement.
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Even so, the results add to the evidence suggesting that the Housing First program does meet the needs of many adults it serves, Emmy Tiderington of the Rutgers School of Social Work in New Brunswick, New Jersey, writes in an editorial accompanying the study.
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But after former government contractor Edward Snowden exposed the massive underbelly of the government's surveillance apparatus in 113, the companies rushed to introduce new privacy and security features — both to avoid looking like government stooges and to meet the needs of newly anxious customers.
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Worse still, college-bound students have had to pick their colleges without really knowing whether the skills and competencies they would gain while pursuing their college degrees would actually meet the needs of employers, once the student graduated and was in the job market.
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"They ensure that there is a functioning regulatory regime from day one, and that firms are clear as to the requirements they need to meet by end March 2019 and beyond, so they can continue to meet the needs of their customers," Delfas said.
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A South Korean panel set up to investigate the deal concluded on Wednesday that it failed to meet the needs of the thousands of girls and women forced to work in Japan's military brothels, many of them Korean, euphemistically termed "comfort women" by Japan.
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"As rape crisis centers, shelters, and other service providers who work each and every day to meet the needs of all survivors and reduce sexual assault and domestic violence throughout society", they wrote, "we speak from experience and expertise when we state that these claims are false".
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Sichuan also plans to abolish the 1-hectare (2.5-acre) limitation on land use for pig raising and related facilities and allow for "reasonable use" of land to meet the needs of the pig industry, including permitting pig farms on some grades of protected forest land.
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If successful, the move, first reported by The Washington Post, would be a financially damaging blow to the club, in Colts Neck, depriving it of the ability to meet the needs of thirsty golfers coming off the course and wedding parties eager to celebrate into the night.
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"It is an extraordinary achievement for the global oil industry to meet the needs of a 100 million barrels per day market, but today … We have reached new twin peaks for demand and supply by straining parts of the system to the limit," the IEA said Friday.
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The global population expected to grow to 9.1 billion by 2050 and food demand will grow 70 percent in the same—the question is how to improve food production to meet the needs of the future despite the problems posed to food security by climate change.
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For this reason, it's likely that behind the scenes the Trump administration is being lobbied to allow exports from Iran to continue, while Washington is quite possibly lobbying OPEC leaders such as Saudi Arabia to produce more heavier crudes to meet the needs of Asian refiners.
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And we realized that if we can bring some engineering discipline to the whole community, we probably can dramatically accelerate the rate at which these miracles leave the world of science and become part of the world of industry to meet the needs of the American public.
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"The tax credit should be enhanced to reduce premiums and better meet the needs of people with low and modest incomes, are older, or live in areas with high health care costs," said Marilyn Tavenner, CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans, the health insurance trade group.
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Growers, chefs, food policy experts, scientists, and others had an open dialogue about how to meet the needs of the under- and well-fed population today and tomorrow with the resources growers need as they endeavor to protect the very environment in which they live and work.
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Saving a fraction of that would be enough to feed the 815 million people that go to bed hungry every night and could help meet the needs of a growing global population, set to reach 9.8 billion by 2050 from the current 7.6 billion, U.N. agencies say.
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In this new form, the programs under the two legacy agencies would be adapted to meet the needs of the modern student, ensuring that his or her interaction with federal programs — from receiving federal student aid through participation in workforce development training — is consistent and effective.
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Mondelez used Dumbstruck to test Oreo and Ritz adsJon Halvorson, VP of global media, digital, and data at Mondelez, said creative ad testing hasn't evolved to meet the needs of companies like his that are now creating millions of versions of ads for different demographic groups.
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She reveals how the company is able to meet the needs of the burgeoning small satellite industry and why legacy manufacturers can't keep up, how she's handled the jump from academia to business and what she's learned from Bill Swanson of Raytheon about managing a team.
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"For super-unique, hard skills, you have to look as wide as possible to find the best possible set of candidates to meet the needs of the company," Ben Schmitt, VP of information security at Dwolla, a Des Moines, Iowa-based online payments software company, told Recode.
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As a climate and development expert from Kenya, he has pushed for agreements to meet the needs of poor and marginalized communities suffering the impacts of extreme weather and rising seas - something that could be sacrificed by unequal access to technology if negotiations go online, he warned.
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The Marmot Expedition Mittens are our top pick because these high-performance mittens were designed to meet the needs of mountaineers at high altitudes in the depths of winter, so they&aposll serve you just as well as you ski, sled, or shovel off the driveway.
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"We stress that the notion of a 'rehab in service' plan to extend the useful life of the 109-year-old tunnels does not obviate the need to finally build new, 21st century Hudson tunnels that meet the needs of the region and the nation," he said.
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While apps are not new in the hotel industry, the use of them and other tech tools has grown exponentially in the last five years as hoteliers seek new ways to meet the needs of guests, gain repeat customers, differentiate their brands and, ultimately, increase revenue.
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"Every day, millions of our members trust us to introduce them to new people, and we&aposre dedicated to building innovative safety features powered by best-in-class technology that meet the needs of today&aposs daters," Elie Seidman, CEO of Tinder, wrote in a press release.
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It's what we do every day—raise awareness about heart disease in women, provide social and emotional support to women living with heart disease, and advocate for policies that meet the needs of the 48 million American women living with or at risk of heart disease.
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Moreover, our system of higher education can't meet the needs of this population segment, as most working adults don't have the money, time, or desire to go back to school every time they need to update their skills, which happens more frequently in the 85033st-century workplace.
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The report gave the city poor rankings for failing to adequately meet the needs of mentally ill and disabled homeless people, and said it was unimpressed with its "code blue" policy of broadening access to shelters when the temperature falls to 32 degrees between 4 p.m.
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Accessories like smartwatches and Bluetooth earpieces are just that — accessories to smartphones — and though they will take over smartphone functions as I described above, they will continue to meet the needs of subsets of smartphone users and be heavily tied to smartphones for the foreseeable future.
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I'm proud that my administration secured Indiana's first-ever state-supported pre-K program; we've committed an additional $2.5 billion in infrastructure funding; and the Hoosier workforce of tomorrow will be better prepared to meet the needs of employers due to our prioritization of career and technical education.
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For not only has last-mile training allowed CreatorUp to understand and certify the skills of talent on the platform, and therefore to meet the needs of more clients, it also has allowed CreatorUp to bid more competitively because newly trained talent is often willing to work for less.
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Li said China hoped that a further expansion in trade ties with Malaysia would result in greater balance in two-way trade and that China was ready to increase "to a fairly large extent" imports of palm oil and other agricultural produce to meet the needs of Chinese consumers.
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Mr Trump's proposal early in May to rejig America's immigration system to focus it more on letting in skilled workers who can meet the needs of the economy—and less on family reunification or the acceptance of refugees—might address some of the concerns raised by the OECD.
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As Amazon CTO Werner Vogels said in his keynote address at AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas, it's hard to scale a human team inside the company to meet the needs of thousands of customers, especially when so many want to be sure they are complying with these best practices.
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"The findings are significant because there are not enough organ donors in the United States to meet the needs of all of the patients who might benefit from life-saving organ transplants," said Emily Blumberg, a professor at the Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
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And this is another striking finding from the NBC/WSJ poll: 57% of the public says that the government should do more to solve problems and meet the needs of Americans, versus 39% who said the government is doing too many things better left to businesses and individuals.
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Today, the NHS employs over 1.5 million people, and it's still guided by the three core principles that underpinned its launch — that it should meet the needs of all, be free at the point of delivery, and based on clinical need rather than a person's ability to pay.
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In an attempt to stir a discussion about how the school might adjust its approach to meet the needs of students from different backgrounds, she sent out two articles by a black educator and author who argues that some progressive teaching methods do not serve poor black students well.
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"The benefit is currently in pilot form for a population of employees in the Greater Seattle area and we're looking forward to helping build and scale the benefit to meet the needs of more employees in the months and years ahead," Amazon said in a memo to employees.
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Modeled on successful programs in California, New Jersey and Rhode Island that have been shown to meet the needs of today's working women and men, the Family Act would establish an insurance fund to provide workers with two-thirds of their weekly income for up to 12 weeks.
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"We wanted to really connect with students who are being displaced and also try to meet the needs of those students who rely on school for both a safe place to go during the day, and also nutrition," said Monica Rigali, the senior director of marketing at JanSport.
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But public higher education officials who favor the idea in principle are worried that the Cuomo administration might be lowballing cost projections as a way of selling the proposal and that public institutions that are already struggling to meet the needs of their students might be further squeezed.
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Locals had been hoping a 50-wagon daily water train would ease shortages, but they were disappointed as the 2.5 million liters carried by the train and ferried by tankers to villages was not enough to meet the needs of Latur's half a million people and Marathwada's 19 million.
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Not only would our bipartisan legislation save the United States money, it would also support a more transparent bidding process and an increase in sustainable, innovative, and quality solutions while preserving flexibility for states and localities to select materials that best meet the needs of a particular project.
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The decision, according to the company, is designed "to better meet the needs of our business and create a more equitable and efficient scheduling model," a Whole Foods spokesperson told BI. Amazon purchased Whole Foods in 2017 for $13.7 billion, and the grocery chain currently employs roughly 95,000 people.
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An excellent model that will meet the needs of a vast majority of viewers can be had for $255, Chris Heinonen, a staff writer for The Wirecutter, which makes recommendations for electronics and gadgets and that The New York Times Company bought last year, said in an interview.
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Pennsylvania offered the internet shopping giant up to $4.6 billion in financial assistance, including $4.5 billion through a performance-based grant program and another $100 million to go toward transportation improvements, "to meet the needs of Amazon's HQ2," wrote Pennsylvania Secretary of State Dennis Davin in letters released earlier this week.
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"As the only center of its kind in the country, it sees its mission as to 'make Korean women more beautiful,' and 'take responsibility for the cultural advancement of the country' through 'creating and spreading designs that meet the needs of the times and the tastes of the people'," Sigley wrote.
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Rentschler covered the park in the years leading up to its demolition and paints a portrait of a public space that was inexplicably shared by freestyle skateboarders and businessmen on lunch, a space that has been worn over time by rubber wheels and "renovated" to meet the needs of skate tricks.
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"Much of the guidance around [the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act] focused on critical clarifications of the regulations required to meet the needs of students with disabilities and provide them a free, appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment," Representative Robert C. Scott (D-VA) said in a statement.
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Star Trek: Discovery has staked a lot on the idea that it was telling a different kind of Star Trek story — a tighter, more plotted-out version of Trek instead of the crisis-of-the-week style of earlier shows, which were designed to meet the needs of cable syndication.
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But at the end of the day, a relationship with a trusted advisor alleviates the emotional turmoil of lying in bed at night worrying about not having enough money or life insurance benefits to meet the needs of your family — and also makes your spouse feel better about these matters.
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In a blog post, Califf said he wants to help Verily "offer insights that will allow the company to better tailor its technologies to meet the needs of doctors, other providers, health systems and the patients they serve, and to drive evidence-based approaches that will enable continuous learning and improvement."
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Revising the Stafford Act to meet the needs of the 28503st Century The Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act is the backbone of our disaster response framework, governing the national response to disasters and creating a vehicle for funding the response and recovery without requiring special appropriations.
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"These two businesses, working together and with our German business based in Frankfurt will ensure that we continue to meet the needs of our customers and clients across Europe, after the UK leaves the European Union," Gary Marshall, Head of EMEA at Aberdeen Standard Investments, said in a statement on Monday.
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With its unanimous passage of the Strengthening Career and Technical Education for the 21st Century Act, the Committee began the process of streamlining and modernizing the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act – first passed in the Reagan Administration – to better meet the needs of today's students and businesses.
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Produced in partnership with Education Strategy Group and The Foundation for Excellence in Education, Aspen's brief on Career Readiness can help us build consensus and work with stakeholders across sectors to ensure that career readiness and workforce development initiatives are targeted to meet the needs of students, communities and employers.
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Third, the Departments of Defense and Energy and the General Services Administration have an unrivaled complex of facilities to test emerging energy technologies — efficiency, renewables, storage, carbon capture, nuclear and beyond — that can help meet the needs of the federal government's vast complex of military bases, office buildings, and power plants.
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Regulatory barriers, rising impact fees, a limited supply of land, a shortage of construction workers, strict zoning policies, and tariffs on lumber and other building materials are driving up costs and making it increasingly difficult for builders to produce homes that are affordable and meet the needs of increasingly diverse households.
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"Ventec and G.M. have been working at breakneck speed to leverage our collective expertise in ventilation and manufacturing to meet the needs of the country as quickly as possible and arm medical professionals with the number of ventilators needed to save lives," said Chris O. Brooks, Ventec's chief strategy officer.
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"The reshuffle is designed to ensure that the Cabinet has the best combination of the experience and know-how to meet the needs of the Kingdom over the coming four years and strengthen our relations with friendly countries around the world," the official was cited as saying in the statement.
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Younger buyers were even more likely to say no to a home if it didn't meet the needs of their pet (21 percent between the ages of 2000 and 803), as opposed to older buyers (280 percent of 22017 to 242 year olds and 64 percent of buyers 55 and older).
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Taiwan has been able to keep its overall spending low — people on the left would say their single-payer program is actually underfunded — and cost sharing low for patients in large part because its urbanized nature makes it easier for a smaller workforce to meet the needs of its patient population.
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Clinic staff in West Virginia can hand out clean needles, treat wounds, and encourage people to seek treatment, but in many states, there are not enough available beds at treatment facilities and not enough drug maintenance programs offering Suboxone or methadone to meet the needs of Americans with drug addiction.
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