But, ideally, modernized healthcare would come with modernized privacy laws.
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In 2006, Putin announced that by 2014 Russia would be fully 70 percent modernized and in 85033 Russia announced it would be 100 percent modernized by 2021.
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During the day, we were building a highly modernized factory.
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The concept gets a reimagining as a modernized anthology take.
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It's a great, slightly modernized version of an iconic controller.
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We have also modernized the delivery of our academic programs.
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"Happy Birthday Modernized Ildefonso!" read the icing on the cake.
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Such quirks continued to define hitters as the game modernized.
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The Pentagon's technological infrastructure does indeed need to be modernized.
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From a trade perspective, however, NAFTA needed to be modernized.
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What I'm saying is: Easter has space to be modernized.
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Details of the modernized weapons show that both are happening.
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This bleak view of menopause is unique to modernized cultures.
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They should have modernized the subway's signal system years ago.
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That's why the law should be modernized, she said. Rep.
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He reopened the door for a modernized American coal industry.
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Here are 12 ways the couple has modernized the monarchy.
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But as Beijing modernized, a lot were lost to construction.
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We haven't really modernized the force in the last 15 years.
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Connolly explained to Cramer how the company has "modernized" its products.
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I like to think of it as 'Old Hollywood Beauty Modernized.
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" He called the approach "CIFIUS-plus" and an "updated, modernized version.
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He modernized communications with members, and the union made campaign contributions.
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"Every modernized person is moving from Facebook to VK," he wrote.
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The Buddhist kingdom saw itself rapidly modernized thanks to the war.
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The decrepit back-room operation has been modernized, Mr. Stringer said.
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Most biomedical research is done on modernized populations in industrialized cities.
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An updated and modernized DMCA must strive to do the same.
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They cut budgets for implementing Obamacare provisions, like modernized data systems.
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Meters will be modernized, and cabs' garish colors will be optional.
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There are a few modernized sonic items in the Subsequent 25.
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The IRS had not modernized its computers because they had worked.
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Trump has modernized the seamy tactics of McCarthy, Nixon and Agnew.
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Eventually a modernized version of the AK-47 will be offered.
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He soon built himself a more modernized operation but with a twist.
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Both concept stores feature more prominent displays for consumers and modernized touches.
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LW: In some ways, Libyan Sugar feels like a modernized Telex Iran.
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Some of the movie's garments were tweaked and modernized from the original.
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This modernized version is set in a Chicago ravaged by gang violence.
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He said the trade accord could be modernized, as Mexico has argued.
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Many libraries have modernized facilities with high-speed Internet and 3D printers.
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Everything from floor to ceiling will need to be replaced and modernized.
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Cyber and missile squadrons would be modernized but have no size increase.
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Menus are mostly brightened and modernized, while overall performance felt less clumsy.
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In 1991, Boeing began working on another modernized update to the plane.
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Times have changed, and our small business lending framework should be modernized.
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The office may be a nostalgist's dream, but operations have been modernized.
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Tootsie's look has been modernized for Broadway: thinner glasses, no more bangs.
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He doesn't like the way that country music has modernized, he says.
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"I think of this as old New York modernized," Mr. Colicchio said.
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Make no mistake, Nafta, now 24 years old, needs to be modernized.
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Shortly after he left Arches, it was modernized — "improved," the thinking went.
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WeWork modernized the coworking space, and the sector now includes countless copycats.
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"We have to obviously keep it modernized, and the triad's important," Sen.
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The surveillance and data collection platforms have also been modernized and improved.
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"As we evolved and modernized, transportation changed and everything shifted," Margie said.
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Some song lyrics, however, were modernized and updated for broadcast television standards.
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It sometimes resembles a modernized Tale of Genji or a harem anime.
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It has been modernized, musicalized, performed by puppets and adapted to Kabuki.
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As such, it's instructive about why Oz is so resistant to being modernized.
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Kate modernized from double sapphire studs to a more simple drop earring style.
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ToscaVery rarely do old guard SF joints get modernized without losing their soul.
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Newer models of the aircraft have been modernized with new sensors and cameras.
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Microsoft unveiled its revamped and modernized Paint app for Windows 10 earlier today.
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But as Nepal modernized, they tired of the political instability, pollution and crime.
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It's time to discern and be specific about what needs to be modernized.
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He 180'd Milwaukee's frenetic defensive strategy and hyper-modernized its shot profile.
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The Beekman is a slice of old New York, preserved, renovated, and modernized.
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In January, Ms. Barra said Nafta should be modernized, but not scrapped entirely.
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But part of it is also that it desperately needs to be modernized.
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Other huts were added and modernized as their popularity increased over the years.
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As the nation has modernized, the threats confronting the river dolphins have multiplied.
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"We also need more aircraft, modernized capabilities and greater force levels," he said.
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Unlike many houses in the area, it hadn't been repeatedly updated and modernized.
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So that's how I modernized something that was very much of its time.
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It also includes modernized digital trade rules and stronger labor and environmental standards.
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Three additional bathrooms are on this floor, one of which has been modernized.
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But it's not just our education and training systems that need to be modernized.
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"The highlight was the eyes because that's what really modernized the look," she says.
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It will flow to those countries that have updated and modernized their regulatory structures.
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It's a modernized, use-it-anywhere service that borrows a lot from Google Voice.
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Other nations have modernized their ATC systems by moving them to the private sector.
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There are at least five ways in which NAFTA can be modernized and improved.
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Under the modernized TSCA, EPA should be given the tools to do just that.
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The players were modernized, as were the heckling fans (LeBron James and Tom Hanks).
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Missile defense systems must also be modernized to keep pace with our advancing adversaries.
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Isn't the life span of the G.O.A.T. enough time to have modernized this "tradition"?
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A modernized version of the previous logo was released ahead of the current season.
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There is general agreement among the three nations that Nafta needs to be modernized.
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But the theme song, which was modernized slightly, remained true to its original form.
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But companies are embracing the changes in workplace design that have modernized other industries.
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Now, it goes without saying that the Royal Family has modernized a lot since 1955.
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"We're going to continue to work constructively to get a modernized NAFTA agreement," she said.
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At first jump, viewers will assume the story is a modernized version of Indecent Proposal.
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The modernized GPS navigation message uses a 13-bit field that repeats every 8,192 weeks.
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The couple talked to CNN about their now-viral modernized version of the holiday song.
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Although the W.I.C.B has rejected calls for changes, the Caribbean domestic game has been modernized.
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Beyond the new metrics, the Fit app has generally been cleaned up, modernized, and simplified.
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During that time, China has modernized its forces with missiles designed to strike enemy ships.
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Philippe said Nantes' existing airport would be modernized before later studies on a possible expansion.
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At some point, though, all the bridges are built, broadband lines laid and airports modernized.
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The vibrant abstract art of Machineast, modernized in 3D, gives new perspective on shape making.
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While President Obama cut U.S. defense spending, Russia and China increased and modernized their militaries.
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Rinat Khamatov, the plant's chief welder, said Russia needed a modernized version of the bomber.
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America's infrastructure, the physical foundation of our society, must be properly maintained and continuously modernized.
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Throughout the decades, the bunkers were modernized several times as the technology of warfare evolved.
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Together, we have rebuilt, reinvented, strengthened, and modernized our products, our business, and our company.
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More dubious readings presented Hitlerism as an experiment that modernized Germany and then went awry.
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Its modernized military is the world's fourth-largest and has extraordinary experience in training missions.
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We strongly believe that a modernized WTO is far better than no WTO at all.
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In other places, such as Goa, the state government has nearly modernized all the streetlights.
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Conversely, a modernized agreement is likely to provide new opportunities for U.S. companies and workers.
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Intelligrated (Honeywell), Dematic (KION), Unitronics, Siemens and others further optimized and modernized the traditional warehouse.
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Another potential effect is a limitation on the Army's ability to field modernized radio equipment.
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Today, the various Mafias have modernized, and they reach far beyond Italy, across the world.
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The other great centers of the Italian art world — Florence, Rome and Venice — have modernized.
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But the units were modernized, and Ricks's four-bedroom had a new kitchen and bathroom.
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This modernized edifice struck many therapists as a behavioral McMansion: an eyesore, crude and grandiose.
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More than a decade ago, Cuba modernized its Soviet-era power plants and centralized grid.
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It's not one of the revamped restaurants, which have ordering kiosks and other modernized features.
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He modernized the military and sent troops to join Allied forces in World War One.
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It's outdated and needs to be modernized to account for new technology and new circumstances.
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It spans a wide variety, but the company tone is consistent: timeless, fun, and modernized.
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The government had planned to roll out a more modernized registration system by April 13.
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He took cues from the lobby's traditional décor but modernized the look for the homes.
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" On its website, Black Tap calls itself the "classic luncheonette modernized for the Instagram age.
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Business leaders in all three countries agree on the broad outlines of a modernized agreement.
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His administration has modernized trade agreements and ensured our trading partners follow internationally accepted rules.
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The new generation brought new ideas, and as the country modernized so did Cafe Baba.
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It's an idea that I think needs to be modernized for a mobile/social world.
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It's vintage in looks, but modernized with a beverage cupholder, a smartphone holder, and cushioned seat.
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It would have to be modernized, but then it would lose all its armor-y charms.
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Overall, Plexamp looks like a modernized version of my old Windows Media Player, or, yeah, Winamp.
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It all came from those plantation days, modernized by my grandfather, my dad, and now myself.
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India, one of the world's fastest growing economies, is a good example of this modernized approach.
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Did you guys explore those layers of history at all or have the spaces been modernized?
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Among the benefits many other nations have realized: better and modernized service at a reduced price.
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According to him, the plane is a modernized and modified DC-3, originally built in 1943.
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The lack of a modernized system to process requests for access to foreign data delays investigations.
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They'll also be modernized with a companion app and Bluetooth, so they can be unlocked remotely.
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Local Guides, to some extent, is a modernized version of the years-old Map Maker service.
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But millions more people could be saved if we modernized the shipping rules governing commodity transport.
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They have modernized their infrastructure and transportation systems through partnerships between the public and private sectors.
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Javid said the new spying law would give British security services unspecified "new and modernized powers".
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" Rosenworcel acknowledged that many F.C.C. policies need to be modernized, but, she said, "broadcasting is unique.
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This was a weekly reminder of how much our air travel system needs to be modernized.
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As part of the update, icons have been modernized so that their functions are more obvious.
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Most of the stores have modernized or gentrified and we still have the old school touch.
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This is not to say that NAFTA is perfect or could not stand to be modernized.
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Ms. Merkel has modernized the party and given up on most of its hard-held beliefs.
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"The prosecutors office has to be modernized, it has to care for victims properly," she said.
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It's a modernized version of the dish to be sure, but it undeniably hits the spot.
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And the Serbian rail operator Srbija Voz has recently modernized the couchettes on its overnight trains.
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She cautiously modernized the party's view on immigration and supported a greater public acceptance of Islam.
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This new rule went through that full process and modernized the standard for a modern workplace.
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In 2005, the Bush administration modernized Lifeline to support wireless phone services in addition to landlines.
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Many of the modernized weapons will not be available for use until the 2020s or later.
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Our deterrent is aging and while extraordinarily capable now, needs to be replaced and modernized now.
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With luck, this is the beginning of a more balanced bilateral relationship and a modernized NAFTA.
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The new version has been modernized, with a larger 42-millimeter case and a date window.
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Banking has been the crucial missing piece of the startup stack that hasn't yet been modernized.
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Moscow denies this and claims to have modernized the existing turbines using Russian specialists and equipment.
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But campaign finance laws haven't been modernized to address how political advertising should be regulated online.
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We can have an aviation system that is not only safe but also modernized and more efficient.
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Instead of revealing new products, the company hinted at what it wants in a modernized operating system.
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In Syria, the Russian air force flies a modernized version of the plane with advanced targeting systems.
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This was due to the effort of Bob Born, Sam's son, who modernized production with mechanical machinery.
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Experts continue to point out that antitrust enforcement needs to be modernized for the internet-connected era.
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Casey, which updated and modernized the constitutional right to an abortion first announced in Roe v. Wade.
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State economies will benefit, too, from a modernized agreement that expands opportunities for American companies and workers.
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They have modernized their tax systems to make it more attractive to do business in their countries.
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Even though these systems might still work, their security is woefully outdated and unable to be modernized.
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She's fine-tuning her upscale fried chicken, beef tartare, and vanilla ice cream modernized with parsnip purée.
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There is waste and fraud that should be investigated, and operations that can be streamlined and modernized.
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In Crimea, eastern Ukraine and now Syria, Mr. Putin has flaunted a modernized and more muscular military.
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This is an agreement that has been improved and modernized by the three countries in recent negotiations.
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" The platform also tackled financial reform by calling for "an updated and modernized version of Glass-Steagall.
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Its 1999 follow-up, "Fly," slightly modernized the band's sound and style, and sold 33 million copies.
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NAFTA, therefore, should be comprehensive, and a modernized agreement should assign a central place for financial services.
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Russia and China have vastly modernized and increased their nuclear arsenals, making scientific breakthroughs in several areas.
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The Gates Foundation previously supported a pilot project that modernized seven public libraries in the Uttar Pradesh.
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"It was never modernized," he said, and has been a victim of underinvestment and neglect for decades.
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We will rebuild our military strength, the NSS says, through expanded capacity, modernized capabilities and increased resources.
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Let's look at how this modernized version of America's greatest survey will work and what it means.
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West advocates for modernized farming, and even camaraderie with his tenant farmers — it is 1877, after all.
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The government has also modernized infrastructure, including the construction of a new central train station in 27.
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Quip is Salesforce's modernized answer to Microsoft Office — a tool that combines collaborative documents, spreadsheets, and chat.
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The room did feel a tad small at 350 square feet and could afford to be modernized.
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Security analysts say the PAPs budget has grown as the force has modernized, but figures are undisclosed.
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Whether it's standards regulations, ease of customs, different types of things that should be modernized or normalized.
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Naeem Khan, left, added layers of feathers to create a modernized version of the traditional ball gown.
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Current law governing CFIUS has not been modernized for over a decade, and its jurisdiction remains limited.
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Since the campaign began, she has modernized her positions on trade, the economy, and criminal-justice reform.
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But they're still there, and they're still being modernized, and they're still pointed at each of us.
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" Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said North American trade had been "preserved and modernized for the 21st century.
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Instead of dismantling NAFTA, most U.S. industries and businesses have called for it to be updated and modernized.
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You can have all the modernized equipment you want, but if you can't sing it'll come out horrible.
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Most notably, the Wood Brothers introduced the choreographed pit stop, which modernized how cars were serviced, NASCAR reported.
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"The app isn't even blue anymore," he said, chuckling, adding that Facebook's icon will be modernized as well.
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The French petrochemical giant Total modernized its refinery in Antwerp in anticipation of processing more oil from Iran.
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The modernized version stars Grace Helbig and Hannah Hart, two comedians who achieved fame through their YouTube channels.
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California recently modernized certain laws relating to HIV criminalization, in accordance with guidance developed under the Obama administration.
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We are separated from the everyday arts activities we engaged in when we were a less modernized society.
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But the planes have been modernized with new sensors and cameras, making them an important intelligence gathering asset.
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"The system has modernized," said Philippe Buhannic, founder and board member of TradingScreen, a multi-asset trading firm.
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Microsoft is releasing a revamped and modernized Paint app for Windows 213 that makes creating in 3D easy.
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With this redesign, Google has added meaningful new capabilities to Gmail and modernized its appearance in one shot.
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You've seen versions of these wisecracking kids in sitcoms for decades, even if their problems have been modernized.
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Japan remains a shining example of a traditional society that is highly modernized with an exceptionally clean environment.
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The intuitive feature instantly had her reading a modernized Three Little Pigs story while illustrations filled our screens.
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This allows Congress to regularly evaluate whether a program should be modernized, eliminated or allowed to continue unchanged.
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After Mexico City's 1985 quake, building codes were modernized, matching or exceeding global standards for quake-prone cities.
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"Business rates is a archaic structure that needs to be modernized from where we are now," said Beighton.
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Unlike the U.S., many other nations also employ modernized territorial taxation of domestic companies' foreign income and activities.
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It was Mr. Fowler who was credited with starting a modernized version of the English country home style.
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Later, the stacks were modernized with fire sprinklers and air-conditioners that struggled to cool down the space.
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The race focused on Massachusetts' voting laws: Galvin highlighted changes that modernized the laws early in his tenure.
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They want a modernized trade pact to fix such abuses, such as Mexico's "dumping" of certain specialty crops.
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We needed to incorporate more visual cues into the icon design language using our modernized Fluent Design Language.
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Jails that already exist would be modernized and expanded, or new ones would be built on existing footprints.
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The royal court that is portrayed here is well on the way to becoming thoroughly modernized — and westernized.
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The scene is supposed to read as idyllic, a reprieve from the gross American capitalism and modernized world.
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The U.S. sugar program is the only commodity subsidy program that has not been modernized in 2900 years.
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These are just two of many examples of outdated processes on Capitol Hill that need to be modernized.
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Hapag-Lloyd has modernized its fleet through its purchase of Gulf peer UASC, switching to more efficient vessels.
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The scene is supposed to read as idyllic, a reprieve from the gross American capitalism and modernized world.
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The brothers, whose father Wim made millions from modernized kick-scooters, plan to launch the car in December.
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Jackson managed to push through funding for massive internal improvements (the era's term for infrastructure) that modernized the nation.
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"Norway deserves modernized laws that encourage innovation and competition without sacrificing what makes the Norwegian model special," it writes.
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The firm has modernized operations, aiming to mechanize at least 70 percent of its platinum mining to boost efficiency.
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"Norway deserves modernized laws that encourage innovation and competition without sacrificing what makes the Norwegian model special," Uber said.
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Coscia said that under Boardman, Amtrak "delivered record ridership, introduced a series of safety initiatives and modernized its fleet."
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"Five years ago, it was apparent even then, I think, that capitalism needed to be modernized," Jones told Cramer.
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" A letter from U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to congressional leaders says the administration wants NAFTA to be "modernized.
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It is unclear to what extent, if any, the US nuclear arsenal has been modernized since Trump took office.
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That bill would have modernized and empowered unions through more effective recognition procedures accompanied by enhanced power in negotiations.
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China also struggles with the shadow of Mao Zedong, another former leader who simultaneously modernized and terrorized his nation.
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A factory in Michigan will be modernized to make two large SUVs, the Jeep Wagoneer and the Grand Wagoneer.
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The district heating system will be modernized with boilers that run on biofuels including wood chips and farm waste.
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Information sharing and modernized management systems enabled the city to respond to applications twice as fast as before implementation.
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Wicked Cool Toys' 2016 version of Teddy Ruxpin is super modernized, namely thanks to his huge, blue, animated eyes.
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A good way to think about this is the dreaded Cyber Pearl Harbor, sometimes modernized to Cyber 9/11.
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A modernized castle is one of the many expansions coming to Hong Kong Disneyland over the next six years.
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If water systems are not modernized soon, the changing climate will ensure yet more contamination, therefore increasing these disparities.
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Bannonism is a modernized version of the paleo-conservative politics that Pat Buchanan espoused in the 1980s and 1990s.
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The administrative process will be modernized and the application process will be a separate legal scheme, in UK law.
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Its weak infrastructure, which not been modernized in years, was no match for Maria's 155-mile-per-hour winds.
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More extreme rainfall due to climate change may also overwhelm dams that have not been modernized, the AP noted.
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Banks have certainly modernized internal processes since the creation of the SBA lending programs, with tools like credit scoring.
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Since 2007, Blackpool has invested 450 million pounds, or about $240 million, in improved transportation and a modernized seafront.
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Hills, a Cabinet member in two Republican administrations, hopes the administration can at least pull off a modernized NAFTA.
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A modernized NAFTA must therefore include enforceable provisions liberalizing electronic commerce, telecommunications, digital trade and cross-border data flows.
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Agency officials under Trump have suggested that parks could be better modernized with the help of the private sector.
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It's been modernized with a larger color screen and comes with a great price tag of 49 euros ($52).
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Federal IT systems need to be modernized with increased security to shield taxpayers from current and future cybersecurity threats.
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We are in regular contact with our negotiating partners, and we will continue to work toward a modernized NAFTA.
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Though the Freedom Party will argue it has modernized, it was founded in the 1950s by actual former Nazis.
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The other great centers of the Italian art world – Florence, Rome, and Venice – have modernized; Naples mostly has not.
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Likewise, when the department modernized its use-of-force policy, it consulted both community residents and its own officers.
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Many people in both parties believe the tax code needs to be modernized, especially regarding how businesses are taxed.
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The house was recently modernized with poured-concrete floors, Marvin windows and doors and a new kitchen and bathrooms.
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While nearly every other wealthy nation has modernized its tax code over the past three decades, America has not.
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The "premiums" offer a more modernized look and lighter, more cushioned feel while still paying homage to the originals.
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Within the thoroughly modernized N.H.L., an antique adage has made a comeback: the best defense is a good offense.
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It also calls for laws and policies regarding HIV in the U.S. to be modernized to reflect current science.
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Square Feet Despite a reputation for being bound by tradition, companies are embracing changes that have modernized other workplaces.
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And Mnuchin himself said he support a modernized version of that law during his confirmation hearing before senators in January.
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The United States, Russia and China have agreed to participate in the redesign and the construction of a modernized reactor.
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They must be modernized to reflect the wide range of skills and specialized training needed in today's agencies and departments.
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Past this, the F-22 force must be modernized to ensure the aircraft we have are as capable as possible.
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A similar squadron is promised to Russia's Pacific Fleet, in addition to modernized ballistic missile submarines currently being stationed there.
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Avio's Turin factory "must be modernized," the person said, adding that things had improved since GE bought it in 2013.
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With the right steps, a modernized Medicare system can benefit the health of our seniors and our nation's balance sheet.
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He modernized the mesh, he played with strong elements of the house and created outfits for the women of today.
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Although Boeing offers a 467-seat passenger version of the modernized 20183-8, its future is tied firmly to cargo.
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Although initially designed as anti-tank weapons, they are often modernized and currently deployed from drones in anti-terrorism operations.
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Fey has modernized the script a little and included and few topical jabs to pad out the high school story.
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VP Terry Myerson teased "more coming soon" in regards to other possibilities signaling a modernized and extremely open Windows 10.
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Although initially designed as anti-tank weapons, they are often modernized and currently deployed from drones in anti-terrorism operations.
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On top of that, it's being modernized, including the introduction of the world's largest coast guard cutter: the Haijing class.
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But Mahinmi isn't the only center in Washington who's seen his minutes dwindle in favor of a more modernized look.
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We think it should be updated and modernized as it has been a dozen times over the past quarter century.
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He's talked about how the airlines want and would benefit from a privatized air traffic control system and modernized airports.
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In the USMCA, we have a fully negotiated and modernized agreement with our two most reliable and important trading partners.
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"It's an opportunity to look at our antitrust statutes to determine whether they need to be modernized and updated," Rep.
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Russia subsequently passed legislation that set a clear revenue structure and modernized and clarified the environmental rules for the projects.
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Rural America will benefit from modernized budget scoring and expanded federal credit enhancement for important irrigation and inland waterway projects.
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First, there are the modernized and high-standard Intellectual Property (IP), Financial Services, Digital Trade, Currency, Labor, and Environment chapters.
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Officials have tried, mostly unsuccessfully, to replace the garbage collectors and their extensive family networks with more modernized private companies.
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The Springfield M1A above is a modernized version of the heavy, wood-stocked service gun that the AR-15 replaced.
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Indeed, if Nitschke gets his way, Sarco will be the opening salvo in a technological revolution for modernized self-deliverance.
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Axios spoke with Smith via phone about how to pay for modernized infrastructure, plus his thoughts on trade and automation.
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We simply have not modernized our approach to managing our currency to catch up with a 85033st century market society.
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It was the breakthrough era of electric Chicago blues: a modernized, urbanized, amplified update of music from the Deep South.
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New York hasn't seen nearly as many recently opened restaurants devoted to the pure, original stuff that is getting modernized.
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It wasn't just a modernized treatment of the Howard Hawks version; it was very, very much a John Carpenter film.
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For the Twins to challenge, they need Johnson's pitchers to respond to his modernized approach, which relies heavily on biomechanics.
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This modernized tech is free for brokers, and the company plans to monetize by selling mortgage and insurance to customers.
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Under former CEO Mike Jeffries, the brand was modernized and became popular with teens in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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Congress voted itself an infusion of staffing and other support resources, reorganized its committee structure and modernized its budgeting processes.
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QuintoAndar is billing itself as a modernized fix that lets users search, book, rent and advertise rental properties in Brazil.
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We are facing a stark choice: Invest strategically in a new, modernized America or become increasingly uncompetitive in the world.
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The United States-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) agreement is the modernized trade agreement our country needs and our agriculture industries deserve.
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Clearly, major federal support is needed beyond state and local efforts, if the nation's eroding infrastructure is to be modernized.
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S. units can begin to phase down as the Vietnamese Army is modernized and develops its capacity to the fullest.
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MEXICAN BILLIONAIRE CARLOS SLIM SAYS NEW NORTH AMERICA FREE TRADE AGREEMENT WILL BE VERY IMPORTANT BECAUSE IT WILL BE MODERNIZED
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It must be modernized — regardless of the fate of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, also known as New START.
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A modernized electric grid even has implications for national security, as utilities have increasingly come under threat of foreign cyberattacks.
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Friedman has modernized the Dodgers' decision making, and the organization has developed a knack for low-risk, high-reward acquisitions.
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"It was very important at the time for Turkey to show it had become a secular, modernized nation-state," she said.
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Living in such extremely harsh conditions and working on such a highly modernized project was really a good experience for me.
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According to Mendes' interview with Harper's BAZAAR, more trouble is brewing between the modernized versions of the iconic Archie Comics characters.
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Russia's existing Soviet-built nuclear attack submarines are being refurbished and modernized, increasingly able to go back out on patrol again.
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The marché's wooden stalls were completely restored, bricks were relayed, (some) equipment modernized, and the marché was protected by canvas tarps.
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"Through modernized forms of subversive tactics, Russia interferes in the domestic political affairs of countries around the world," the document states.
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Even as Indonesia's education system modernized and state-run secular schools were introduced, the overwhelmingly private Islamic boarding schools remain important.
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There were, of course, the requisite bouclé jackets and tweed twinsets, modernized in an array of technicolor and graphic digital prints.
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Some experts told me these digital trade provisions fall short of what's needed for a modernized NAFTA, but it's a start.
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Instead we need homegrown solutions: affordable health care, better schools, modernized infrastructure, higher minimum wages and a crackdown on corporate greed.
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Several of our systems are not currently operating, including our modernized e-file system and a number of other related systems.
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There is no reason why the tried and true policies that worked in the past cannot be modernized and tried again.
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What is needed now are stronger and more modernized laws and enforcement mechanisms to truly protect animal welfare in South Korea.
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Modernized trucking equipment will reduce the number of trucks on the road, trips required, miles driven, fuel consumed and carbon emitted.
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"In the past, you have suggested that your goal is to achieve overwhelming bipartisan support for a modernized NAFTA," they wrote.
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In 1980, Steve Howe, the guitarist from Yes, told the Los Angeles Times that his band had been "modernized" and simplified.
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He added that the modernized form of the martial art is built around movements to protect both the defender and attacker.
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He said the period until 2030 in Hungary and Europe should be defined by a modernized concept of Christian democracy instead.
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Together, he and Enoch modernized treatments at the hospital, phasing out "straight" electroconvulsive therapy, in which ECT was administered without drugs.
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"I'd be more worried if there were no changes to the deal," he said, adding that NAFTA needs to be modernized.
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But the bartenders wear aloha shirts as they reach for coconut mugs and Fu Manchu cups for their modernized Polynesian drinks.
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Although U.S. presidents have modernized weapon stockpiles over the years, any meaningful addition to the nuclear arsenal would violate treaty agreements.
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Alkaline hydrolysis has been used to dispose of human cadavers and dead pets since the process was modernized in the 0003s.
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Crude excels in criticizing the western discovery of oil in the Middle East, while simultaneously acknowledging how it modernized the region.
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With the benefit of enhanced transmission, storage and a modernized grid, renewable power is ideally suited to meet today's climate challenges.
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Nor do they compromise her adaptation of the text, which juggles between modernized dialogue and precise translations of Homer's lyrical verse.
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A sleek, modernized brasserie with an open kitchen and seats for 120, it also has a separate retail bakery and cafe.
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Of course, it is important Democrats acknowledge how a modernized, complex, idea of America is good for workers and their families.
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Collison describes the financial system that his company navigates as a clunky piece of legacy infrastructure that needs to be modernized.
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As we have recently learned, the modernized U.S. nuclear force is seriously fraying the slender thread on which survival is suspended.
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While the keyboard's layout remains unchanged, the new models introduced today at CES have been modernized in a few key areas.
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Having "the U.S. Army, with modernized weaponry" in the region "changes the calculus and creates dilemmas for potential adversaries," McCarthy said.
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Germany has never had a female president, which may be why it has never modernized the roles of its first couple.
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To this end, the administration should push for a modernized agreement, with new rules on e-commerce and state-owned enterprises.
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After that the wells will be subject to normal royalty rates laid out in Alberta's Modernized Royalty Framework, released in January.
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Fey modernized the script for the Broadway adaptation and included and few topical jabs to pad out the high school story.
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It has been modernized, but architectural details are almost entirely original, including the oak floors, wall paneling, beams, tiles and hardware.
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He initially offered an accessible repertoire of favorites and gradually modernized the slate to include such composers as Debussy and Schönberg.
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"Through modernized forms of subversive tactics, Russia interferes in the domestic political affairs of countries around the world," the document stated.
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As Qatar's neighbors modernized their economies, their demand for natural gas grew too, and Qatar was able to capitalize on it.
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"Through modernized forms of subversive tactics, Russia interferes in the domestic political affairs of countries around the world," said the document.
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"If we are going to lay that foundation for economic growth, we need to invest in a modernized highway system," Black said.
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Apple positioned the app as a modernized TV guide: it's an all-in-one hub for finding recommendations on shows to watch.
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He plays acoustic guitar and the banjo and works in the tradition of taking old melodies and plugging modernized lyrics into them.
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Only time will tell if pageants can truly become modernized, but either way, Shugart's sure she's already seen the worst of it.
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Apple's new MacBook Air brings numerous improvements over the previous iteration, with its Retina Display, Touch ID, improved trackpad, and modernized design.
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The stories were mostly modernized fairytales or monster stories about vampires or ghosts or a weird, smiling jester called the Ghastly Grinner.
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Guajardo and Champagne pushed back against the idea on Friday, saying a sunset clause should not be part of the modernized treaty.
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Users will also get access to an upgraded and modernized Snake game, of course, as well as 25 days of battery standby.
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The modernized order passed last year provided homes with a $9.25 credit per month that could be used to purchase internet services.
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Plexamp seems simple enough to figure out, and the modernized graphics are an appreciated touch, if this is something you still use.
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It was an effort to make SMS look archaic, and get people to live more of their lives through the modernized Messenger.
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If it wasn't a modernized cash register, it would almost make you want to buy one and use it as a tablet.
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The suspender-clad lederhosen look was modernized with over-the-knee leather boots and her other ensembles featured white lace garter tights.
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So with a price tag of $500, this resurrected Apple Disk II, modernized by Etsy seller RetroConnector, is quite possibly a bargain?
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Scottie Pippen also walked the same show -- rocking a tracksuit and a modernized version of his of his old Nike Air Pippens.
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For too long, the promises of modernized energy infrastructure were held back by the Obama administration's Washington-centric regulatory and environmental agenda.
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The combination of absolutely gorgeous visuals and familiar, but modernized gameplay makes the new Ratchet quite possibly the ideal video game remake.
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But the planes have been modernized with new sensors and cameras, making them an important asset in the intelligence war against ISIS.
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In June's UPenn lab, the foreman in this modernized CAR assembly line was the repurposed shell of the virus that causes AIDS.
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In 2019, BaFin will scrutinize KfW's modernized IT and in 2020, the watch-dog will review KfW's internal audit department, he added.
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Embracing technology reforms for the future of copyright A modernized Copyright Office with upgraded IT infrastructure would be a major step forward.
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Those who lack access to safe water are often paying more for inadequate access than wealthy populations are paying for modernized access.
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"It would be good if Congress enacted legislation that would modernized this, but in the meantime something has to happen," Alito said.
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President Duterte hopes to replace the Jeepneys with more eco-friendly, modernized vehicles that more closely resemble a bus than a Jeepney.
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And the body-hugging, midnight-blue pea coat Mr. Beckham wore that afternoon was "modernized in color and sizing," Mr. Kearns said.
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We believe the Pell Grant program needs to be modernized to better serve today's non-traditional, low-income students and incentivize completion.
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Without a modernized agreement between the three countries in place, the future of the U.S. energy market would be much more uncertain.
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Without a modernized ATC system, we will continue to find ourselves in this same place five, 10, 15 years down the road.
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Second, we also need to ensure that our small business programs are adapted and modernized to reflect the pace of technological innovation.
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Without a modernized agreement in place, industries will miss out on the additional market access opportunities negotiated as part of the USMCA.
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He added that it was money well spent since the operations proved the abilities of the modernized army, navy and air force.
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I recently traveled to Nanjing, one of those laser-paced, ultra-developed, hyper-modernized, second-tier Chinese cosmopolises nobody ever goes to.
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And the query of how high fashion can be modernized, or rather, actually wearable, for women today has also been been discussed.
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Iranian society has changed and modernized beyond recognition, but what remains a fixture are the ruling clerics with their turbans and cloaks.
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" The agency added that "the F.C.C. has modernized its rules across a wide range of areas to encourage more competition and innovation.
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Bashir has modernized and perfected the carving technique so that the interior side of the window is clearly considered and very delicate.
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For Mexico's part, a top priority remains finding ways to incorporate President Enrique Peña Nieto's 2014 energy program in a modernized Nafta.
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Armand Zildjian modernized the factory using robots to remove the most burdensome physical labor and offer greater precision in tasks like hammering.
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"These modernized principles reflect the business community's unwavering commitment to continue to push for an economy that serves all Americans," Dimon said.
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The rapidly-modernized PAP is the mainland's core paramilitary and anti-riot force and operates separately from China's People's Liberation Army (PLA).
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This is, of course, about the gazillionth retelling of this story, which has been modernized and gender-switched in every imaginable way.
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In the same time period, Chinese manufacturing and trade surged, as the country modernized and joined the World Trade Organization in 2001.
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But as the investing and regulatory landscape has evolved, the process of buying and selling mutual funds must be modernized and rationalized.
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"It would be good if Congress enacted legislation that modernized this, but in the interim, something has to be done," he said.
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As claim-filing systems have "modernized" and become more complex, more workers than ever are being denied benefits for technical filing mistakes.
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The better life—based on efficient, electrified, and modernized farms—was visible, however many lives you had to take to get there.
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The national site's 37-month closure ends with the unveiling of a modernized elevator control system and a new security screening facility.
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But then a modernized wall of sound whisks her into happier thoughts — and also into Mariah Carey's (and Phil Spector's) seasonal territory.
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A songwriter, singer, dancer and drummer from Ivory Coast in West Africa, Dobet Gnahore brought crisply modernized African pop to Jazz Fest.
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Named after five generations of women in Fojtasek's family, Olamaie has modernized Southern classics using local produce and through-and-though Texas ingredients.
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They opposed dispersing two missiles, the modernized medium-range nuclear missiles which you eventually put in York, again to defeat the Soviet Union.
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The CW's upcoming series, which will debut on October 11, is a modernized version of the '80s soap opera of the same name.
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Would better, modernized navigation and communications technology go a long way towards making flying a little less draining, and a little more appealing?
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced plans to renovate Penn Station and Farley Post Office, as part of his vision for a modernized transportation network.
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In 2015, Microsoft introduced Edge, a homegrown browser it pitched as a modernized successor to Internet Explorer, and capable competitor to Google Chrome.
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The modernized red design appears to have been added to the website in early January, at the beginning of Ryan's most recent tenure.
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The projects, which modernized street lamps in several towns, had been run by a company called Elios Innovativ Zrt from 2011 to 2015.
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Given that they are required to wear a coat and tie to work, maybe a more modernized update across the board is needed?
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A call for the return of that modernized version of that law was ultimately adopted as part of the official Democratic Party platform.
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Wal-Mart's in-store pickup deal is just the latest way Lore has modernized the retailer's online business since he arrived last year.
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" On Thursday, Speaker Paul Ryan's office responded to the controversy by agreeing that the dress code "could stand to be a bit modernized.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump said the U.S. nuclear arsenal should be modernized and suggested Japan and South Korea could acquire nuclear weapons.
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The AC-130U is to be followed by the J-model, called the "Ghostrider," which has a variety of new and modernized systems.
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The country's Coast Guard is a civilian force, but the government has modernized its ships to the point where they are powerful vessels.
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Untitled.Save's modernized subjects of Johannes Vermeer's "Girl with a Pearl Earring" and Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" are the epitome of friendship goals.
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Chengdu has always been the largest city in Sichuan, but in the past ten years it has developed into a modernized capitalist centre.
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It's a crew transport developed for NASA to ferry astronauts to the International Space Station, and it looks like a modernized Apollo capsule.
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We need to stop accepting pockets of progress and put in place a modernized system that better serves the traveling and shipping public.
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"For the first time in modern history, the $13 trillion financial services industry is being modernized," it reads in the "About Us" section.
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As 2016 was ending, the FAA Administrator took time to document the path traveled as our air traffic management system has been modernized.
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Putin said 85033 percent of Russia's nuclear armaments are modernized, and also urged the country not to neglect its non-nuclear military capabilities.
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And given how their roster is built, Thibodeau will likely lean on dated lineups that can be exploited when up against modernized rotations.
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The reason we've gotten into this situation with aging infrastructure not being modernized is that we ceased being willing to pay for it.
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"Through modernized forms of subversive tactics, Russia interferes in the domestic political affairs of countries around the world," read the congressionally-mandated document.
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In that time, she's seen the Commonwealth grow from eight nations to 53, modernized the monarchy and supported hundreds of charities and organizations.
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In response, the Police Department is adding investigators to its Special Victims Unit and has modernized the techniques detectives use to investigate claims.
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It can achieve the simplified and modernized tax code that Americans deserve, without taxing the charitable, nonprofit work on which so many rely.
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It is an ambitious timeline considering that it took New York nearly a decade to upgrade the only line that has been modernized.
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Over the first five years of the plan, five lines will be equipped with new signaling systems, modernized rail interlockings and extra power.
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Even as the Met has slowly modernized its offerings in recent years, it still does far less contemporary opera than major European companies.
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Groups that represent everyone from workers and manufacturers to farmers and consumers have praised the modernized trade agreement with our North American neighbors.
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In order to build and sustain a prosperous middle class, America needs modernized trade deals that recognize the realities of the global economy.
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Google says it is using the data to improve health outcomes and create a more modernized system for hospitals to organize patient data.
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Then came steamboats, then rail and a modernized postal system, and by the end of the 19th century President William McKinley was overwhelmed.
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At the policy level, laws such as HIPAA, which was created in 1996, should be modernized to suit today's technology and data challenges.
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"All of this is in the process of being modernized and upgraded," said Lettre, who sat on a panel with Collins and Thornton.
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"Trade, export promotion, targeted use of foreign assistance and modernized development finance tools can promote stability, prosperity and political reform," the document read.
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Three bedrooms are on this level, including a master with a modernized en-suite bathroom that has a vessel sink with double spigots.
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Office parks, said Rich Forslund, executive vice president for Colliers International in Indianapolis, are finding success when they are either modernized or repurposed.
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MacOS High Sierra includes a new, modernized file system — Apple File System (APFS) — and support for more efficient photo (HEIF) and video (HEVC) standards.
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The RQ-4A is the original drone, which has since been modernized in the larger RQ-4B batch, as well as various other modifications.
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Under Chinese President Xi Jinping, the PLA has rapidly modernized, buoyed by rises in military spending and crackdowns on corruption in the army's leadership.
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Prodigy– A system of transaction for modernized car dealerships, Prodigy aims to increase car sales, boost sales efficiency and give customers a better experience.
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The company said it has already modernized four supermarket chains in Israel, Singapore and the U.K., along with a number of mom and pops.
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Xi also proposed a goal of developing China into a "basically" modernized, innovation-driven country by 2035 and a modern "strong power" by 2050.
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So when she found a room for $1,225 (utilities included) in a spacious, modernized apartment in Williamsburg, she was sure she was being scammed.
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He suggested the President place frequent op-eds in newspapers, do "modernized fireside chats" with Cabinet members and take questions from citizens on livestreams.
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From Pee-Wee to the pros, modernized football practices and alternate flag leagues could eliminate thousands of concussions and countless sub-concussive impacts annually.
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If addressed with a bold and visionary spirit, NAFTA 28500 could be modernized and strengthened, creating hundreds of thousands of jobs in our continent.
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This—more than the Raptors' modernized shot profile—is clearly the most important recent happening that's taken place in the general Toronto area. 7.
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In fact, those who lack access to safe water are often paying more for inadequate access than wealthy populations are paying for modernized access.
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The programs ONDCP lead have modernized public health and safety initiatives and drove the push to expand treatment for people with substance use disorders.
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The IRS's modernized e-filing system, several taxpayer and practitioner tools and several services on the IRS website also went down before being restored.
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An autonomous Copyright Office could establish modernized registration and recordation databases to reduce public search costs and facilitate sales and licenses of copyrighted content.
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More than 200 public elementary and secondary schools serving nearly 50,85033 students are maintained and modernized by the issuance of tax-exempt municipal bonds.
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"We remain committed to working with the administration on a modernized NAFTA," GM spokesman Pat Morrissey said, adding the decision was made years ago.
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Our airports are third class, the electric grid needs to be hardened and modernized, and our water systems are suffering from years of neglect.
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Motorola's new Razr foldable smartphone is exactly what it sounds like — a modernized foldable smartphone version of the classic Razr from the mid-2000s.
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The makeover follows rival Dunkin's debut of a modernized store and new menu items, like breakfast bowls, in a bid to attract more people.
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"We opened Vienna 211 when nouvelle cuisine was in fashion, so we went with a modernized, lighter version of Viennese cooking," Mr. Grünauer said.
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Then again maybe the rash, retrograde populist Trump is the real deal, and the GOP can't be saved as vehicle for modernized conservative reform.
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The current premier, Kathleen Wynne, the first lesbian elected to the post, introduced a modernized sex-education curriculum to the province's public school systems.
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Aliyev's supporters say he has brought stability to Azerbaijan, modernized the country and forged closer ties with Europe since succeeding his father in 2003.
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Mr. Byford said he was inspired by London's subway, which is even older than New York's, but whose leaders have modernized it more quickly.
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The private apartments, which had become rather dilapidated, were modernized, and the queen and her husband, Prince Philip, took up residence with their children.
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"Our nation's 60-year-old air traffic control system needs to be modernized," said Shannon Gilson, the director of public affairs for American Airlines.
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"I think what we've done so far has been quite transformative and really modernized that core responsibility," Ms. White said in a recent interview.
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The M.T.A. has proposed a $54 billion plan to transform the subway that will include new elevators at 70 stations and modernized subway signals.
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The PAP was formed in 1982, as the paramount leader of the time, Deng Xiaoping, modernized and downsized the military after the Cultural Revolution.
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In my church, temples are modernized versions of Biblical temples where church members participate in religious worship in addition to our regular Sunday services.
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In recent years, however, as the country has modernized, it has also re-embraced its past and the ancient philosopher's 24111,500-year-old teachings.
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The United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced a set of U.S. trade objectives for a modernized North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) on Monday.
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"This modernized trade deal between our North American trading partners will strengthen the U.S. auto industry and the auto manufacturing supply chain," Blunt added.
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We've modernized our supply chain under Irene, which is giving us-- the potential of-- of really a benefit from that-- from that volume growth.
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INDOORS A thorough renovation project that was completed last year modernized the interior while preserving some architectural details, like built-in seating and cabinetry.
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Consumers in the United States face the highest prescription drug prices of any modernized country, far exceeding $1,000 per person in any given year.
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The Boeing planes, derived from the 707 passenger jet, are a modernized version of the E-3A model that entered service in the 1970s.
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Marvel tried an analogous move in the 2000s by creating the Ultimate universe, which featured modernized versions of old characters without the burdensome tangled backstories.
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Since the show film hit theaters more than a decade ago, Tina Fey has taken her original screenplay and modernized it for the Broadway audience.
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Russia is using this modernized force to test US commitment to safeguarding international security and looking for signs of self-doubt, chinks in its armor.
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It's got a solid feel coupled with a modernized version of the iconic BlackBerry design, complete with the physical QWERTY thumb keyboard at the bottom.
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Faber was speaking at the inauguration of the modernized, carbon-neutral bottling plant in the spa town of Evian-Les-Bains close to Lake Geneva.
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Russia's energy ministry says the turbines were not from Siemens, but were modernized turbines that were the work of Russian specialists and were Russian equipment.
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Behind the scenes, the stage machinery has been modernized, the temperature in the auditorium is now regulated, and the building's ceiling has been freshly insulated.
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It also offered its territory, infrastructure and logistics capabilities for the transit of NATO forces and cargo and has modernized key airports and port facilities.
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As consumerism modernized into the early 222th century, pictures like these aligned baking products for pie-making with American values as a mass-marketing strategy.
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The Democratic platform calls for an "updated and modernized version of Glass-Steagall," while the Republican platform calls for the reinstatement of the 1933 law.
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The 85033-year-old TV ratings system, which was created half a generation before Google, Netflix, or the iPhone, has never been modernized or updated.
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Not only is it the first figure of this slick, modernized design, Barbara even comes with a snazzy, revved-up bike to ride around on.
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Capcom says it features a "new over-the-shoulder camera mode and modernized control scheme," suggesting it'll play more like Resident Evil 4 than 2.
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To celebrate his 50th anniversary at the iconic American brand next year, Mattel will rerelease a line of "Larry's Garage" cars modernized with new graphics.
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He said air space congestion was becoming particularly severe around Beijing and the Pearl River Delta, requiring current governance systems and capabilities to be modernized.
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At an estimated cost at $10-12 million, the upgrade modernized the estate's residences, its winemaking facilities and incorporated the purchase of adjacent land parcels.
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Related: Free Your Mind at Australian Surrealism Exhibition Surreal Still Lifes of Genetically Modernized Fruit Modern Figure Drawings Highlight the Beauty of the Human Form
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She also modernized the spiral staircase, converted the fireplace to gas, added double-pane windows, and put in a standalone tub in the master bath.
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"If renegotiations result in a fairer deal for American workers there is value in making the transition to a modernized NAFTA as seamless as possible."
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A $15 minimum wage, a $70,000 overtime threshold, crucial infrastructure investments, modernized labor laws, paid family leave, affordable housing, health care, childcare and public college.
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As society has modernized and people have grown more skeptical of accounts of virgin birth or resurrection, one response has been to retreat from religion.
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Canice Prendergast, professor at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, was part of the team that modernized Feeding America's food-bank distribution system.
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Using a comparison she often makes, she said she saw herself as Deng Xiaoping, the leader who modernized China after the death of Mao Zedong.
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Since February 1986, when U.S. whistleblowing laws were modernized, the U.S. government has paid whistleblowers $6.5 billion - and billions more have been recovered, he said.
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The new Razr, announced Wednesday, takes the form of a foldable smartphone with the same name and even a nearly identical, yet still modernized, design.
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As a result, it is now more important than ever to ensure the rules of the road on the digital highway are modernized and clear.
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After all, it looks like the iconic Razr from the mid 2000s that's been modernized into an ultra-sleek smartphone with a long, foldable screen.
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The Intercept's Sam Biddle has a good write-up of the report's treatment of affect recognition, which is basically modernized phrenology, practiced in real time.
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While the basis of NAFTA continues to provide chances for the workers of this country, it needs to be overhauled to reflect our modernized economy.
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But perhaps the biggest reason for the low start-up rate is the country's higher-education system, which has not modernized along with the economy.
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The E-10 is the electrified update of the automaker's 1962 C-10 pickup truck, mixing the body's vintage appearance with a modernized electric drivetrain.
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The surge in agricultural investment from the north modernized Mexican farming practices but it also displaced nearly five million people who worked on family farms.
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Aspiring Instagram stars should beeline here for the "likes" alone; ditto Americana obsessives, to experience a modernized version of roadside motels before chains took hold.
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Hotel Christopher is also back (from €450), with two of its three restaurants rebuilt, its pool modernized and a fitness room added to its spa.
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The State Department unveiled its modernized website in June 2019, and the link for the Palestinian Territories now redirects to a message about that modernization.
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They talked about how they had modernized their subways — including, in Paris, bringing driverless trains to one of the Metro system's oldest and busiest lines.
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Experts and politicians from both parties came together to design a reform that lowered tax rates, broadened the tax base and modernized the income tax.
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The academy's general assembly will meet afterward to ratify the board's resignations and then decide how the organization can be modernized, the news release said.
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"There is no doubt that our system needs to be modernized and reformed," said Roberto Giachetti, a lawmaker with the new, centrist Italy Alive party.
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A revised, modernized and expanded NAFTA was always the goal for the business community, and, indeed, markets responded favorably to news of the preliminary deal.
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Motorola has already revealed the modernized Razr with a folding screen, but it features a midrange processor compared to 2019's best and fastest phones.
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We moved the platform and every photo to Amazon Web Services (AWS), the industry leader in cloud computing, and modernized its technology along the way.
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Finally, Russia's policies along with China's, not to mention North Korean and Iranian programs, underscore the need for maintaining a credible and modernized nuclear deterrent.
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A modernized NAFTA should take into account technological advances and make it easier for professionals to move from one member nation to another, she added.
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The results were mixed: The reforms have led to modernized policies, new equipment and better training, police chiefs, city leaders, activists and Justice officials agree.
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A dark accent wall in a corner of the open living and dining area, above, adds richness to the modernized interiors while keeping the space bright.
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The tool actually launched back in 2002 — since then, the brand has modernized the product, and it continues to be a customer favorite 16 years later.
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The Caucasian nation has witnessed a cultural clash between liberal forces and religious conservatives over the past decade as it has modernized and introduced radical reforms.
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"It actually verges on undrinkable for our palates," said Carle-Sanders, which is why she cut the sugar drastically for her modernized version (see recipe below).
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We stayed at the truly stunning Topping Rose House, a modernized old Bridgehampton mansion with deep soaking tubs, a ridiculously comfy bed and incredibly dark shades.
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It cited growth in the burger chain's core menu items, along with strength in its two-for-$5 mix and match promotion and its modernized stores.
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The Soyuz-21-1b rocket—a modernized version of the tried-and-true Russian launch vehicle—took off from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome at 9:23 a.m.
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"The most important thing is they have demonstrated they are going to keep an iPhone this size in their lineup and keep it modernized," he said.
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Supporters, such as the energy committee's top Democrat, Senator Maria Cantwell of Washington, said the rule modernized the existing BLM process to make it more transparent.
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The risk to energy and other public services worldwide, including in the U.S., will be greater accentuated as more control systems are modernized and brought online.
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Last year's historic passage of tax reform, coupled with a modernized approach to financial regulation, has jumpstarted economic growth and increased opportunity in communities across country.
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State TV has also aired a short program on the detention system with a commentary saying that prisons are being modernized in line with international standards.
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This reality will increase the difficulties and costs of future borrowing for such crucial capital investments as modernized power stations, much other infrastructure, and environmental protection.
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Kingsley's commentary about everything about Katy Perry's betrayal of the gays to "Tragic Gingerbread houses" is like old-school Buzzfeed, modernized and made better for 2017.
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He pulled out his card for retirees for free rides on Istanbul's subway, which has been modernized in recent years, as has Turkey's health care system.
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Panelists will also discuss how statewide voter registration databases and election management systems are being modernized, and options for improved use of data within those systems.
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According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word is also thought to be a modernized version of "hepcat," which had the same meaning in jazz circles.
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The importance of building an FDA that is strong and modernized was reinforced in the 85033st Century Cures Act passed last year with strong bipartisan support.
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The modernized kitchen and formal dining room lead into the breakfast area, which also has access to a balcony with views of Juniper Creek and property.
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Although they featured a double sapphire drop when worn by Diana, Kate has modernized the pieces by opting to use just one of the blue jewels.
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Putin noted during his remarks 60 percent of Russia's nuclear armaments are modernized, and also encouraged his nation not to neglect its non-nuclear military capabilities.
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But many regulations, designed for a fee-for-service model, now create roadblocks in the move toward a value-based system and need to be modernized.
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In the restaurant's newly modernized kitchen, Ms. Kim and the chef de cuisine, Adam Shepard, considered whether some newly arrived cuts of meat were Gage-worthy.
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He takes us into a modernized wayback machine this week, with a new recipe for seared rare tuna served with cannellini beans, lemon and shaved fennel.
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When the overall tone is more modernized, Aladdin and the Genie don't stand out as much as wisecracking exceptions in a land full of unfriendly citizens.
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"Canada, as an example, modernized their air traffic control through a non-government organization about twenty years ago, and they have cut costs significantly," Trump said.
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Hazen, a former all-Ivy League outfielder at Princeton who played in the San Diego Padres' farm system, has modernized the Diamondbacks' approach in the draft.
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Size: 218,2773 square feet Price per square foot: $5123 Indoors: The home's second owners bought it in 2512 and modernized the kitchens, bathrooms and mechanical systems.
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One of the city's most recognizable landmarks, and its second-tallest structure at 555 feet, will reopen with improved security measures and a modernized elevator system.
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In recent years, West Side officials might have expanded and modernized the stadium — and thereby assured the retention of the Open on a long-term contract.
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For the mechanical module, Halda teamed with Svend Andersen, a Danish watchmaker based in Geneva, who modernized a 20143s high-beat movement especially for the watch.
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Like the virtual-reality evangelists, they played with ideas of eating and consumption, treating food as another frontier in which humanity could be modernized and perfected.
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Then, with the help of a marketing group called DAYTA Marketing, they modernized their approach — producing videos and recruiting on social media for the first time.
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Then, with the help of a marketing group called DAYTA Marketing, they modernized their approach — producing videos and recruiting on social media for the first time.
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The bank leased space in a building that is being modernized by a unit of France's postal service, La Poste, which owns the building, Bloomberg said.
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One of the highest priorities is for the OMB to finish guidance that will require agencies to identify IT that needs to be replaced or modernized.
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It's true that the increasing use of energy sources like intermittent large-scale wind and solar resources requires a modernized approach to managing the electric grid.
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Since the brief August 2008 war in Georgia, Russia has modernized its military, hardware and tactics, putting more emphasis on intelligence, insurgents, disinformation and cyber warfare.
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" He added that, the "glitch at the IRS is just the public acknowledgement of the desperate need that we know this agency has to be modernized.
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Around the world, our top competitors have lowered tax rates and modernized their tax codes, giving them a strong edge in attracting jobs and new business.
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I MEAN SO MY HOPE IS ON A NAFTA THAT THESE DO FIND A COMMON GROUND AND THAT THEY GET MODERNIZED, WHICH IS WHAT THEY NEED.
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After years as a rundown inn, the New York-based Fitzgerald Hotel Group modernized the property while maintaining structural elements for its opening in February 2016.
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A resurgence in dambe boxing in modern Nigeria has modernized the sport, and amateur fighters are no longer allowed to carry or wear charms on their bodies.
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Other islands, or constrained electricity systems, will also be good candidates, as will remote or off-grid areas and states like New York with modernized electricity markets.
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And based on first impressions, this new Vantage, with 503 horsepower, a 195 mile per hour top speed, enhanced aerodynamics, and modernized styling, has pulled it off.
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Massive sleeves and eccentric patterns can feel slightly over-the-top, but the beauty of the button-up is that no matter how modernized, it's inherently classic.
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Procuring a modernized logistics/delivery platform Indonesia currently also presents a unique opportunity for e-commerce growth because of the country's weak infrastructure and poor logistics system.
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Number of the day 7,000 The number of accounting and invoice jobs that Walmart is cutting because it's implementing a modernized system for bookkeeping and tracking inventory.
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The studios' impact on the industry is widespread, from former developers moving into independent ventures, to other studios improving on a formula it modernized and made popular.
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Earlier this year, statements from the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation said that 239S2155 Msta-S modernized self-propelled howitzers were fielded near Volgograd, Russia.
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After the Berlin Wall came down, Berlin experienced great change as artists from all over the world visited, restaurants and bars opened, and the food culture modernized.
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Tupolev, the plane's manufacturer, says the modernized version will be 60 percent more effective than the older version with significant improvements to its weaponry, navigation and avionics.
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"Several of our systems are not currently operating, including our modernized e-file system and a number of other related systems," the IRS said in a statement.
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They have the means to choose elite private or parochial schools, or even relocate to homes in the affluent neighborhoods with well-funded and modernized local schools.
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Big rail is standing in the way of modernized trucking that will make the best use of our country's aging infrastructure and alleviate congestion on our roadways.
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Numerous studies that have examined other countries' efforts have found that air traffic control systems have been modernized, service quality has improved and costs have been reduced.
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But if it is to remain open, the processes conducted there should be streamlined, and the facility itself should be modernized to hasten the dispensation of justice.
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AFFI stands ready to work with the administration and Congress on a modernized NAFTA that maintains, or better yet, maximizes trade opportunities for U.S. frozen food makers.
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But if governments work with business, we are confident that the WTO can be reformed and modernized to continue effectively advancing a rules-based global trading system.
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That test involved the dropping of a modernized version of the bomb, first developed in the 1960s, from an F-16 at Tonopah Test Range in Nevada.
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The new, modernized members of the Jaded Quitters Club deal with such issues as overwhelming amounts of man buns, chronic napping, and maintaining a sassy online persona.
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Defensive warts and all, the 36-year-old center continues to evolve in a modernized league that should've put him out to pasture a few years ago.
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Camp Humphreys has since been modernized and expanded to more than 3,500 acres, at a cost of nearly $403 billion, 90 percent paid for by South Korea.
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"Amtrak is committed to offering a premium customer experience and these modernized interior features are a marked improvement in the overall ambience on board," Mr. Moorman said.
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Women have awaken to the idea that centuries of a patriarchal model must now be modernized by a rights-based standard that is fair for all citizens.
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It simply modernized a camera that many photographers have already fallen for — no doubt hoping that some people are ready to upgrade their X100S, X100T, or X100F.
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Natural gas is cheaper and produces 50% fewer emissions than coal, nuclear power has been modernized and made much safer in recent decades while producing no emissions.
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While Russian President Vladimir Putin watched, modernized Russian T-90 main battle tanks rumbled into position, staging an assault with the support of Chinese Type 99 tanks.
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Dunkin' is on track to bring 50 next-generation stores to the U.S. this year, as well as a handful of modernized Baskin Robbins locations, Hoffmann said.
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Like the revamped 2105 and 183, the new 218 is part of what HMD calls its "Nokia Originals" line, which offers modernized spins on classic Nokia designs.
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That means fewer, but better schools that are prepared to withstand climate shocks, modernized with technology to facilitate online learning and equipped to produce workforce-ready graduates.
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Barra also said she thinks the North American Free Trade Agreement needs to be "modernized" to account for the increasing level of technology found in cars today.
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Now Medicare must be updated and modernized to meet the challenges of chronic illness, a task for lawmakers that has gone woefully unaddressed in today's political debate.
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Guajardo, who wants to reach an agreement on all the principal aspects of a modernized NAFTA before sealing a new deal, says plenty of other issues were outstanding.
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The musical is essentially a modernized twist on William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, with urban street gangs taking the place of warring Italian families in the 14th century.
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Something that checks our boxes without reading like a grocery list, because directors Scanlon and Vince Marcello modernized the right aspects while still maintaining rom-coms' essential elements.
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NBC's new drama Emerald City imagines the world made famous in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz in a dark, modernized story from visionary director Tarsem Singh.
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He explains that Alibaba believes Chinese consumers will look to Martha as they become more modernized, and ask questions on how to style homes and purpose each room.
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More than 200 million euros will be spent on the new engine, the company said, adding workers would be retrained for the new technology and the plant modernized.
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Under her stewardship, the firm modernized its electricity grid, phasing out the need for meter readers and connected more solar powers than any other company in the country.
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Why it matters: Modernized power grids and connected cities are coming soon thanks to fast-evolving technology that is detailed in a report out this morning from Software.org.
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Vladimir Putin has been investing in modern infantry forces, tanks, and artillery, and has modernized surveillance drones that coordinate strikes from afar, not to mention Russia's cyberwarfare capabilities.
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Airbus has also extended and modernized its delivery center for the A320 family in Hamburg as part of plans to help it deal with the production ramp-up.
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Mr. Hilton is credited as the architect of a modernized British Conservative image — one that supports gay marriage, and countering climate change — that helped get Mr. Cameron elected.
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Onen research technique, pictured above, uses an modernized 19th century method called schlieren imagery "to visualize supersonic flow phenomena with full-scale aircraft in flight," according to NASA.
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The IRS's modernized e-filing system, several taxpayer and practitioner tools and several services on the IRS website are all unavailable, according to a statement from the agency.
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After more than two decades of NAFTA being in force, it makes sense to take a look at areas of the agreement that can be modernized and strengthened.
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But in the 31 years since we last "modernized" our tax system, growth has slowed, wages have stagnated and our sluggish economy has left middle-class families behind.
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With a new, modernized pact, we can continue to set the pace, capitalize on vital opportunities for growth, and extend the reach of fair trade and free markets.
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"Creating an organization that can focus on delivering modernized services and bringing in 'best in class' knowledge and external investment is a key part of this," he said.
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More than four decades later, Coker has modernized this noir story and created a striking and "inclusively black" program that dovetails with Marvel's efforts to become more inclusive.
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" But the show's creators, he says, "turned it into a false idea of what it's like to be a black family," and it became "a modernized Cosby Show.
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We didn't create modern culture — we adopted it, but we have to be good at adopting this Western modernized design to fit with our own culture and habits.
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Compared to a century ago, China and Japan are now both highly modernized, globally significant economies, meaning any potential downturn in their relations could have serious ramifications globally.
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Raytheon spokesman Mike Doble said the company was committed to delivering "without compromise" the modernized ground system and meeting all program requirements as specified by the Air Force.
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While many involved in the classification system understand that it is far from perfect, and needs to be improved and modernized, it is the system currently in place.
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Last week, Barnes & Noble, in collaboration with Penguin Random House and an advertising firm, announced it would be releasing limited editions of classic books with modernized "diverse" covers.
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From $340 A traditional resort that has modernized its Old South feel, South Carolina's graceful Montage Palmetto Bluff has been called one of the world's most romantic hotels.
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Including that language in the GOP platform comes shortly after Democrats agreed to similar language in their own, calling for an "updated and modernized version" of the law.
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This modernized trade deal is crucial for the future of American prosperity, as well as our farmers, manufacturers, innovators, and those who continue to stimulate future economic growth.
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Yet what could have easily been twee was modernized by a sense of ease and practicality — Burch said her pinup for the collection was Diana, Princess of Wales.
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NAFTA can certainly be modernized, updated and expanded in many areas to reap more economic benefit from integration, all without infringing in undesirable ways on American national sovereignty.
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It has become a tragically familiar story across our nation: Lives lost or severely impacted because vital infrastructure has not been maintained and modernized at the level needed.
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The recently enacted Tax Cut and Jobs Act brought tax relief to the vast majority of families, modernized business taxes, and is already raising wages for countless workers.
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"The criminal code for cyber crime must be reformed and modernized, otherwise many of the crimes that we see cannot be sufficiently prosecuted," Georg Ungefuk told the newspaper.
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The vote is being held under a modernized legal framework and follows campaigning that for the first time in Uzbekistan's history included televised debates between the competing parties.
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We spoke to Rosenberg about making low-budget sci-fi in 2016, how he modernized the craft of special effects, and what he learned from the legendary Trumbull.
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For instance, the Essenbergsingel water pumping station, constructed in May by Dutch architectural firm Royal Haskoning DHV, uses a teardrop design and uses modernized pipes and electrical systems.
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But ultimately, the New Orleans region is already at risk from extreme weather events, and modernized water pumping stations would be a massive political undertaking for the city.
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It takes over as the flagship Ricoh 43858 camera, adding some much-appreciated modernized touches to one of the oldest and best-loved lines of consumer 2269.99 cameras around.
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Nest is working on modernized and cheaper versions of its self-learning smart home products that are expected to hit the market as soon as next year, reports Bloomberg.
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Modern kaiseki cuisine—Japanese fine dining that consists of a prescribed set of courses—is modernized at Nihonryori RyuGin, where the menu is constantly changing depending on seasonal produce.
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"Our new vests have a modernized style that takes advantage of trim detail and screen printing to introduce color in an eye-catching way," Walmart said in a release.
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Williams Sonoma, the kitchenware company that's popular in malls across the country, has modernized its supply chain and does 52% of its sales online, per market research firm CBRE.
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And though it was definitely a trip back in time, Burch also completely modernized the silhouettes, bringing them to a place that current Tory lovers are bound to love.
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This year is the 50th anniversary of the first 911 call placed in the United States and authorities say it is in desperate need to have its technology modernized.
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This year is the 2600th anniversary of the first 2911 call placed in the United States and authorities say it is in desperate need to have its technology modernized.
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In the West Wing, crews are upgrading areas in and around the Navy Mess kitchen, and restrooms will be modernized for the first time in 40 years, Gidley said.
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A modernized NAFTA must have the goal of strengthening the ability of America — and the North American region as a whole — to compete more effectively in the global marketplace.
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"He is someone who had never before been involved in a political campaign and he jumped in and modernized the digital operations," said Corey Lewandowski, Trump's former campaign manager.
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Together, we'll remain relentlessly focused on serving our customers every day, whether they're dining in one of our newly modernized restaurants, ordering from our drive-thru or enjoying McDelivery.
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In addition, he modernized the Medicaid Fraud Unit leading to 22019 indictments and 33 convictions with recovered overpayments of over $1 million and fines and restitutions of over $200,000.
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When Google launched its Voyager platform in 2017, it also modernized Google Earth for modern web browsers, meaning it can now run as a web app in Google Chrome.
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The system around it could have been modernized without jettisoning a logo that had a well-earned place in New York life, an icon that adorned millions of lapels.
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The same fundamental dynamics will be a spur to the construction of new additions, new decks and patios, or even just refinancing to get the kitchen modernized and upgraded.
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And even as the terminal's main departure display — known as the big board — was modernized in recent decades with digital letters and numbers, it retained its old-school feel.
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Kiffin also modernized an Alabama offense that by 2013 had fallen behind the spread concepts prevalent at other top programs, setting the foundation for the past two seasons' success.
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Romance The discussion of modernized farming methods might not sound like the stuff of romance novels, but that all depends on how handsome the man doing the talking is.
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Accomplished through bipartisan support, members of Congress stood up for blood cancer and blood disease patients in need of a donor and modernized Medicare reimbursement to ensure equal access.
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The shower featured sheer peekaboo panels into the room within its Nicaraguan-walnut paneling — a narrower, more fun and modernized take on the ubiquitous wood paneling of the '70s.
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The only real way the struggling state enterprises can be modernized and reshaped is for Belarus to open up its economy to the West and reform its government accordingly.
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Pelosi says she wants better protections for union workers, which this modernized version of the North American Free Trade Agreement already offers, although I oppose some of those provisions.
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The "preliminary agreement in principle" between Mexico and the United States is an important step forward in the effort to agree on a modernized trade agreement in North America.
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In 1980, ownership of the factory was transferred to the state-owned Karnataka Silk Industries Corporation, which modernized and expanded the factory with financial support from the World Bank.
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The football team's 109,20123-seat Michigan Stadium got a $226 million makeover recently, and the baseball, softball and soccer stadiums were modernized for tens of millions of dollars more.
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The company had modernized its logo and branding years earlier — but had been so stingy with capital spending that around 11 percent of stores still had 225s vintage signs.
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In other words, what is something you can do well that might have been prized in your parents' generation or even earlier — even if the equipment has been modernized?
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In the weeks and months ahead, we will have an opportunity to ensure that a modernized NAFTA benefits American workers and strengthens our ties to longtime partners like Canada.
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Trading (at least) one of those three for valuable assets would punt meaningful playoff contention from 2101.7-2100, but allow continuity to accelerate within a new, modernized offensive system.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has reinforced its military base in Armenia with fourth-generation fighter jets and a modernized helicopter, Russian news agencies cited the Russian military as saying on Saturday.
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The company is aiming to remodel its domestic stores to match the modernized counterparts abroad, where same-store sales grew by a stronger-than-expected 5.4 percent in the quarter.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - The United States and Canada on Sunday confirmed they had reached a deal on a "new, modernized trade agreement," which is designed to replace the 1994 NAFTA pact.
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Regardless of who wins, our next president must support competitive energy markets and a modernized grid infrastructure that will allow consumers to become more active participants in the energy market.
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Of course, what sets the brand apart from other cool-fashion retailers is the surprising details in its apparel — the innovative construction, modernized silhouettes, flattering colorway options, and premium fabrics.
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The Ziegfeld — this Ziegfeld, anyway, on West 54th Street, near Avenue of the Americas — was not a movie palace from the golden age of movie palaces that had been modernized.
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But the mini NES Classic Edition is far different from Pokémon Go. While both releases are reviving widespread public interest in major franchises, Pokémon Go is a very modernized product.
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Besides the right to resign, procedures for handling conflicts of interest and secret information would be strengthened while its external communication would also be modernized, it said in a statement.
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"As society is modernized and ways of life change, people have to adapt to the new ways in which society structures life and socioeconomic status plays into identities," he says.
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After introducing a modernized version called Squarespace 6 in July 2012 and adding e-commerce capabilities for users' sites in early 2013, Squarespace saw dramatic sales growth, according to Casalena.
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Appropriately, "magazzino" means warehouse in Italian and the building was modernized and expanded by Spanish architect Miguel Quismondo, who strove to keep the pared-down industrial aesthetic of the space.
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Bigger and better China's second aircraft carrier will be "modernized" compared to its first, experts said, with a design that's bigger and heavier to allow it to carry more planes.
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Fey came back as writer for the musical, which she modernized for the stage with topical jabs to pad out the high school story that first hit screens in 2004.
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ESA does need to be modernized, but in general the environmental lobby is just too big of constituency for Democrats and that continues to be a hurdle for ESA reform.
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The American Dream is a modernized take on a trailer/boat combo from the early 1960s, and features automotive style tail lights and chrome-colored accents from that earlier era.
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This is the area of early Madonna and Janet Jackson, Debbie Gibson and Debbie Deb, and it comes out fully embodied and elegantly modernized on "Nothing's Real," her first album.
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A relic of the Cold War, the Thule facility, mainly a radar base, is already being modernized, at a cost of some $300 million, to better track Russian missile launches.
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"I think Ryan and Brady would love to have the business community excited about a modernized tax system," said James Gould, a tax expert and principal at Ogilvy Government Relations.
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John Richardson said in the eight years of budget worry, China has completely modernized its naval fleet and threats from other competitors like Iran, Russia and North Korea have grown.
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Gross payment volume increased 31 percent to $17.8 billion in the fiscal first quarter, as merchants continued to shift from older payment systems to Square's modernized point-of-sale terminals.
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The assertion that it's already been modernized during Trump's presidency "is misleading at best, considering the process could take years," The Washington Post's Philip Rucker and John Wagner wrote Wednesday.
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The new app sports a modernized interface that is fast and fun to interact with, and has conveniences like offline sync and personalized push notifications baked-in, front and center.
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A modernized and revitalized NAFTA will help us do that better by incorporating the digital economy, for example, and best practices from the years since NAFTA was negotiated in 1993.
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Under Mr. Kim's rule, the band has modernized the North's propaganda music scene by wearing short skirts and performing American pop standards like "My Way" and the "Rocky" theme song.
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The four were relatively modernized, and the goal of the new organization was to coordinate closer ties between them and the European Union, which they joined en masse in 2004.
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"Every aspect of retailing's machine is going to be modernized and ultimately energized green," said Marshal Cohen, chief retail industry analyst at The NPD Group, a research and consulting specialist.
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By giving frank interviews about her personal life, or by appearing alongside AIDS victims at a time when they were stigmatized, Diana modernized the stuffy image of the British monarchy.
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"This means our allies and partners will see more capability — they will see a more frequent presence of an armored brigade with more modernized equipment in their countries," Breedlove said.
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While it has still steadily grown and modernized its military, the country has managed to keep its spending far below the exorbitant levels of the Soviet Union, at least publicly.
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While Washington is beginning to embrace the need for a modernized transportation system, several organizations have resorted to making inaccurate claims in hopes of scaring policymakers into ignoring tangible benefits.
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Smart investment in our students and our teachers, in jobs and innovation, in working class families, our communities and in a modernized transportation system, is an investment in our future.
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Chiuri modernized Dior's iconic bar jacket (and introduced fantastical dresses fit for a princess) while Piccioli showed veils and pleated dresses in a collection that was quiet — but totally modern.
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Professor Lichtenstein said the I.L.W.U.'s organizing prowess has also helped it keep hold of the jobs even as ports modernized over the decades and the type of work changed.
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In addition, trade rules should be modernized to reflect 21st-century trade, particularly by opening trade in services and digital trade — areas in which the United States is especially competitive.
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Perhaps most ominously, Sears' "store of the future" format — a smaller, modernized store with a focus on boosting the customer experience — closed in April 2019, just six months after opening.
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According to the website of the listing agency, Freeman Realty, the modernized three-bedroom, two-bath house includes stainless-steel appliances, French doors, a landscaped garden and a fully finished basement.
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A self-described "lay-person" Catholic, Lanigan-Schmidt reacts to a loss of the magnificent rituals he remembers from childhood after the Second Vatican Council modernized the church in the 1960s.
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Members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee told a hearing on Wednesday that OPIC needed to be modernized to keep up with China's increasing investment in Africa and throughout the world.
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The spirit of her mentor Prince, is heavily embedded in a handful of tracks like "Take a Byte," and "Americans," with a modernized groove of the '80s synths he made popular.
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He said the process needs to be modernized in order to "make voting easier, not harder," and added that he intends to travel the country this year to push for reforms.
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Finnish company Norsepower said its modernized version of the Flettner rotor – which encompasses a spinning cylinder that captures wind power in order to "propel" ships – would be used in the project.
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He joins a host of younger composers like Jonny Greenwood and La La Land's Justin Hurwitz who are in thrall to that Old Hollywood swoon but know that it can modernized.
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Though the prior big revamp, which was over two years ago, modernized things up a bit, it did so with too-light icons, small fonts and odd, off-brand color choices.
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Those representing tech companies counter that a barrier-free trading environment benefits U.S. companies, and that the agreement should be modernized to include key policy provisions regarding data storage and tariffs.
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" Recalling the conversation, the source told Axios that Trump told Putin, "I've already increased defense spending, modernized our nuclear weapons ... so if you want to do an arms race, you'll lose.
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The Social Security program is under attack and needs to be modernized and strengthened, according to a new report from Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee, which recommends policy to Congress.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Monday afternoon that Trump was merely restating past support for a "modernized" Glass-Steagall and that the White House wouldn't be proposing anything soon.
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In 2016, Colorado eliminated felony penalty enhancements involving sex workers living with HIV and modernized language having to do with HIV and other sexually transmitted infections in its public health code.
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Newfound operational efficiencies, a modernized air traffic control system, a bureaucracy no longer wasting billions of dollars: All of this adds up to benefits for the consumer and the system's users.
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Reforming our financial system and reinstating a modernized Glass-Steagall Act would allow credit unions and other institutions to compete and reduce the prevalence of "too big to fail" financial institutions.
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These efforts modernized the company's order and pay processes with fast-lane kiosks and mobile order to speed customers through the checkout and also improved the way it trained its staff.
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"Our nation's overtime rules need to be modernized, but the Department of Labor's extreme and partisan approach will lead to damaging consequences that the American people simply cannot afford," Foxx said.
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"USMCA has key improvements for the services sector, including a modernized financial services chapter that for the first time prohibits data localization requirements in the region," she said in the release.
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"The current licensing process must be modernized to add accountability and transparency, eliminate inefficiencies and redundancies and unlock innovation and advancements in technology and operations," the groups wrote to senior lawmakers.
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The modernized Perkins Act supports many pathways from classroom to career, and P-TECH is just one example of what school districts, community colleges and businesses can accomplish when working together.
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As the Times' excellent foreign correspondent Neil MacFarquhar wrote in a late August piece: In Crimea, eastern Ukraine and now Syria, Mr. Putin has flaunted a modernized and more muscular military.
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"On the contrary, we have been open from the very beginning to negotiate a new and modernized NAFTA," Trudeau said Monday in a wide-ranging, exclusive interview with CNN's Poppy Harlow.
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Smith's final design is run through Magnolia's computerized, "double-headed Jacquard loom," a modernized weaver "that blends both old-world weaving processes with the newest digital possibilities," according to Magnolia Editions.
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"We will continue to reform national defense and the armed forces, and build strong and solid modernized border, coastal and air defense," Mr. Li, the premier, said in his work report.
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Ford Motor Co CEO Jim Hackett on Sunday told reporters NAFTA needs "to be modernized," adding that of Detroit's Big Three automakers, Ford has the highest percentage of U.S.-built vehicles.
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Health care experts say the modernized system is a crucial scaffolding for other reforms that will speed care to patients while saving money, but updating the system is no simple task.
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I checked out the remodeled guest rooms, well removed from the construction areas, and found them to be refreshed and modernized without drastic changes, and they're now available for overnight stays.
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"President Trump's modernized counterterrorism Executive Order enhances the authorities we use to target the finances of terror groups and their leaders to ensure they are as robust as possible," Mnuchin said.
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In Fascist times, the government demanded that the old-fashioned windows be modernized in preparation for a visit by Mussolini, but Mr. Carli's father defiantly resisted and the storefront remained unchanged.
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Advocates say federal agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration and laws such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) need to be modernized to protect patients online.
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The Trump team insisted from the beginning that the outdated rate-setting system must be modernized and that all member states must have more power in setting their own postage rates.
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We continue to urge the administration to seek a modernized NAFTA that will continue to provide benefits to all stakeholders while recognizing today's value chains and the potential for the future.
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But when she was 13 she strolled into a pitch meeting with Universal Studios to suggest a reboot of the 1988 Tom Hanks hit, "Big," modernized with a black female cast.
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Shoigu also said Russia's nuclear missile forces would next year be swelled by three extra units armed with modern weaponry and that the air force would receive five modernized strategic bombers.
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The palace was originally built for children – and it's been extensively modernized since fall 2010 when Princess Victoria, her husband Prince Daniel and their 3-year-old daughter Princess Estelle moved in.
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But Mnuchin insisted Thursday that his call for a modernized version of that law does not include a strict firewall that would break up some of the biggest names on Wall Street.
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The existing marine and lagoon-based fishery sector needs to be modernized so the population can benefit from under-tapped fishing grounds, said the Northern Provincial Council (NPC) in a 133 report.
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Streaming companies, like Pandora and Spotify, backed the bill because it modernized some of their payment processes, but also because they risked public outcry from the creative community if they didn't compromise.
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Janka Nabay, a singer, songwriter and bandleader from Sierra Leone who modernized an ancient tradition called bubu and carried it worldwide, died on Monday in the Kambia District in northern Sierra Leone.
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Juan Loaiza SVP for Oracle Systems at the database giant says the ATP cloud service is a modernized extension of the online transaction processing databases (OLTP) they have been creating for decades.
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A few staple cues have been modernized, like round air vents that mirror the front headlights and a grab-bar in front of the passenger seat that's made from a substantial wood.
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His proposed $25 billion capital plan for a "mass transit overhaul" went largely unreleased, although snippets included mentions of private-public partnerships, redesigned trains and stations, and modernized data and signal systems.
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Together, they show how one company has broadened its influence by supplying law enforcement with technology that has modernized crime-fighting but is evolving too fast for government oversight to keep up.
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At the time, before upgrades modernized Seomun market and live chickens and dogs were still sold alongside herbal medicines, voters in Daegu had been almost uniformly enthusiastic about the second-generation politician.
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While there are plenty of players in the modernized debit card market like N26 and Monzo, Revolut also lets you send up to €5,000 per month in 16 currencies without any fee.
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It shows him walking in an empty hulk of Building 84 and cuts to him treading the same floor, modernized to a workspace that would be familiar to anyone in Silicon Valley.
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A more modernized Belle (as an inventor who wears boots) is an important step for female characters, and director Bill Condon has another surprise up his sleeve: Disney's first openly gay moment.
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At a hearing on Wednesday, members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee said OPIC needed to be modernized to keep up with China's increasing investment in Africa, Asia and throughout the world.
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The startup was founded in 1996 and for the first 13 years, it focused on exports to customers abroad, but it has since modernized its business following the wave of the internet.
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That can be done while still accommodating the need to fulfill President Trump's pledge to modernize America's lagging national defense and his proposal to leave a legacy of renewed, modernized, national infrastructure.
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Despite sudden flashbacks from the war, it was a joy to rediscover Kosovo: Though roads and buildings had been modernized, the beauty of the hillside villages and snow-capped mountains was unspoiled.
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Ten of the modernized TU-160M nuclear bombers are due to be delivered to the Russian Air Force at a cost of 15 billion rubles ($227 million) each between now and 2027.
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A similar flight was made a year ago to Anadyr, where state media say the local air field has been modernized to be able to receive bigger planes like the TU-160.
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OTTAWA, Sept 30 (Reuters) - The United States and Canada on Sunday confirmed they had reached a deal on a "new, modernized trade agreement," which is designed to replace the 1994 NAFTA pact.
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"We will certainly seek to work with the U.S. Congress to see some of these sanctions restored, modernized, and codified in the coming months," said John Prendergast, director of the Enough Project.
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For these areas, we need to strengthen supports for displaced workers through retraining, job search, reemployment services, and a modernized unemployment insurance system to help them transition to new jobs and careers.
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The deployment will include the first of the new MiG-29K/KUB fighters, a modernized version of that MiG jet, and the Su-33a, as well as 15 helicopters, according to Tass.
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While he was at Oxford, the university opened a new school of government, expanded its business school, modernized its medical school and hospital and renovated some of its oldest libraries and museums.
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In Facchinetti's wake, Piccioli and Chiuri stepped in from the company's accessories department, delivering clothes of deeply feminine loveliness that modernized the house while revitalizing it, reportedly quadrupling profits over seven years.
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Guajardo earlier told El Heraldo newspaper that if a deal could not be reached, "we would be operating what some analysts have called 'Zombie NAFTA' ... (one) that isn't dead and isn't modernized".
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The church's evolution, she said, reflected bigger shifts that occurred in Swedish society after World War II. "It completely evolved and modernized, and they became this super-egalitarian nation," Ms. Robert said.
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While a great deal of work remains, we are on the path toward a modernized, more effective and efficient H-1B program based on merit to the maximum degree allowed by law.
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The public outpouring of grief for Diana ultimately modernized the British monarchy, now represented by a new generation of better-prepared royals, and allowed the country to be more emotional and expressive.
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