Why didn't the EPA do a more comprehensive ethics review?
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More comprehensive social policies would help tackle this growing problem.
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But perhaps it feels these need to be more comprehensive.
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A more comprehensive water study is expected by year's end.
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The more comprehensive the coverage, the higher the premiums are.
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Bernie Sanders is working up his own, more comprehensive plan.
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They pledged to provide a more comprehensive response in October.
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However, this more comprehensive coverage has come at a price.
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A more comprehensive fix may be released in the future.
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Influence doesn't come in much more comprehensive package than that.
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If anything, the blue sense of unraveling is more comprehensive.
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It's a more comprehensive solution, but still not widely available.
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New technologies are making this work easier and more comprehensive.
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Democratic candidates, however, have taken more comprehensive stances on guns.
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A more comprehensive, coordinated and strategic U.S. approach is necessary.
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A more comprehensive solution involves investment by the federal government.
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Other cities are taking on cars with more comprehensive plans.
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They can click through our gallery for a more comprehensive list.
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Van de Panne explains that this is more comprehensive and lifelike.
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To redress the imbalance, we provide a more comprehensive summary here.
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Could this book lead to a larger, more comprehensive future show?
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A more comprehensive version, almost twice as long, debuted in July.
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My more comprehensive [77-page] plan — sort of the whole thing?
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Cities are looking for a more comprehensive approach from private partners.
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The service also offers more comprehensive background services for a fee.
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A pilot program tested in Oregon tried a more comprehensive approach.
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However, it said the budget needed a "more comprehensive oil framework".
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"What the President wants is a more comprehensive strategy," Tillerson said.
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Congress should not miss this opportunity to pass more comprehensive change.
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The more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report is due on Friday.
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For paleontologists, digging around the state offers a more comprehensive twist.
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J&J has said more comprehensive studies show no such link.
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It ensured more comprehensive coverage to those with employer-sponsored plans.
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IT'S OUR HOPE WE CAN, AGAIN, GET MORE COMPREHENSIVE REFORM THROUGH.
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Her policy proposals are more comprehensive, and are supported by evidence.
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Still, Blumenthal insisted a much more comprehensive look is still needed.
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A broader, more comprehensive engagement would likely require Pakistan to also have a more comprehensive vision of its own role in the world — one also less-viewed through the prism of a single country, namely, India.
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Supersymmetry has long been the leading candidate for the more comprehensive theory.
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What's it going to take to get a broader, more comprehensive fix?
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The company has since worked to make the tool's coverage more comprehensive.
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Maven, though, is a more comprehensive vision of car intelligence and mobility.
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We use the internet in a much faster and [more] comprehensive way.
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At the same time, though, they said they needed more comprehensive research.
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Look, I know there are more comprehensive, complicated ways to do this.
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Hong Kong must develop more comprehensive policies and laws to protect victims.
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It just makes it easier to understand in a more comprehensive way.
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The order could be an interim step toward more comprehensive reforms later.
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Success needs to be more comprehensive and attached to something with meaning.
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The more comprehensive May non-farm payrolls report is due on Friday.
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Such talks could become more comprehensive if Oman and Kuwait join them.
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The better and more comprehensive the data, the higher profits will be.
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Apply more comprehensive monitoring More pieces to manage make telemetry very important.
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More comprehensive past studies have found similar results to the UVA research.
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Mr. Sanders's bill is expected to be more comprehensive than past proposals.
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Predictably, more comprehensive plans that cover more and sicker people are costlier.
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Paid versions typically provide more comprehensive protections, like network or game scanning.
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The 244 plans also offer more comprehensive coverage and cover sicker people.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) that they say offers a more comprehensive alternative.
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Maybe we could make it much more comprehensive and have one bill.
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They are hoping for more comprehensive immigration reform that would further protect Dreamers.
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One thing it is missing, for now, is more comprehensive management of bookmarks.
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Hyundai welcomes a more comprehensive review of non-collision fires among all automakers.
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The report comes ahead of the more comprehensive national payrolls report on Friday.
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The more comprehensive viewer data from Nielsen ratings doesn't account for gender, either.
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Using satellites will offer more comprehensive coverage in remote regions, says the airline.
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It is difficult to imagine a more comprehensive history of the abolitionist movement.
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A new and more comprehensive agreement was struck with the MILF in 2014.
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Swipe up, and you can expand the menus for a more comprehensive look.
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In fact, Alan is now a bit cheaper and a bit more comprehensive.
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Screenshot: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Another tidbit: Apple's also adding more comprehensive menstrual tracking.
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It comes ahead of the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday.
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However, more comprehensive evidence across multiple cities suggests that voters are not confused.
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The report comes ahead of the more comprehensive nonfarm payrolls report on Friday.
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It is, in essence, a call for more comprehensive and sophisticated compliance programs.
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ET, provides an early read into the more comprehensive employment report on Friday.
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Now those features include more comprehensive bike-sharing information for various global cities.
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MightyText is a little more comprehensive than Pushbullet, but not quite as polished.
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Now comes the hard part of reaching a more comprehensive deal on trade.
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As such, the platform is a little more comprehensive than Google Hangouts Meet.
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A more comprehensive exhibition of the Keithley gift is scheduled for fall 2022.
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The San Francisco ban is one of the more comprehensive in the country.
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Mr. Trump insisted on a more comprehensive rollback of North Korea's nuclear program.
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In Lexington, the attack is more comprehensive, involving schools, neighborhoods, churches and synagogues.
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Microsoft said it would like to see an even more comprehensive privacy regime.
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That comes ahead of the more comprehensive non-farm payroll report on Friday.
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This too puts the president's supposedly disastrous polls into a more comprehensive light.
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As a result, he expected that Canada would seek a more comprehensive deal.
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That comes ahead of the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday.
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They predict that healthy, younger people would most likely gravitate to the cheaper policies, believing they do not need the more comprehensive and expensive coverage, while older people with health conditions would see their premiums soar for more comprehensive plans.
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Dumanis said a more comprehensive report will be released at the five-year mark.
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The data comes ahead of the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday.
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The third effort, conducted in February 2018, was more comprehensive than the prior two.
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The new measures also came after the lifting of far more comprehensive nuclear sanctions.
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It's seen as a way to make health care more comprehensive and cost-effective.
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More comprehensive government data will be released on Wednesday morning at 10:30 a.m.
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A more comprehensive list of all the battles we're following can be found here.
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That might enable the two sides to begin working on a more comprehensive deal.
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The U.S. Labor Department is due to release its more comprehensive report on Friday.
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Police released the more comprehensive transcript of the conversation between Mateen and the negotiator.
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ET. That comes ahead of the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday.
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At some point a more comprehensive theory of gravity may be required, she said.
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We will be taking a more comprehensive look at these speeches in the future.
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The data comes ahead of the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls data on Friday.
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The data was released ahead of the government's more comprehensive employment report on Friday.
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Through the acquisition it hopes to give merchants a more comprehensive suite of services.
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The companies could offer more comprehensive add-on coverage if there's demand, Rahne says.
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Investors' focus now shifts to the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday.
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Bus and light rail lines are more comprehensive and help pick up the slack.
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But the new report is a fresh and more comprehensive take on the issue.
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The government's more comprehensive employment report for February is scheduled for release on Friday.
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It mandates that insurers provide more comprehensive benefits, including medication, maternity and mental health.
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Often called a crisis, the problem is more enduring and more comprehensive than that.
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Either way, these laws do not necessarily make the mental-health system more comprehensive.
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The difference: all of these more comprehensive statutes provide for public notice and comment.
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"These attacks ... were much more comprehensive, calculating and widespread than previously revealed," he said.
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A more comprehensive campaign is needed to make the world free of HPV infections.
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Thus we need more comprehensive climate research in this key area of our planet.
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There's an opportunity for a candidate to lay out a more comprehensive global plan.
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Eventually, a more comprehensive diplomatic resolution to Iran's ballistic missile program may be possible.
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This might lead to arrests, or to a more comprehensive crackdown on the network.
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Those lengthy filings are more comprehensive than lawyers' presentations in hour-long oral sessions.
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To do that, we'll need a more comprehensive and aggressive form of pollution pricing.
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So it's a very different approach than under GDPR which is much more comprehensive.
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Republicans counter that these plans provide a cheaper option alongside more comprehensive ObamaCare plans.
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Older and sicker people would be able to buy plans that are more comprehensive.
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The order being crafted could be an interim step towards more comprehensive reforms later.
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They would also demand more comprehensive reporting about how hospitals direct their program savings.
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Then, armed with a more comprehensive idea of your benefits, you might have more success.
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The next release of the more comprehensive Bank of England lending data is next Tuesday.
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Marines are also subject to the guidance in the division's more comprehensive social media handbook.
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ET (1315 GMT), comes ahead of a more comprehensive non-farm payroll report on Friday.
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Perdue said a narrow deal could be expanded later into a more comprehensive trade agreement.
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As such, he is using the platform to build up a more comprehensive reggae soundsystem.
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Mr. Gerhardstein has made what he calls "more comprehensive" settlements a signature of his work.
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The report serves as a precursor to the more comprehensive nonfarm payrolls data on Friday.
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But it'll send the cost of more comprehensive plans — the plans sicker people need — skyrocketing.
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The ADP data comes ahead of the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report published Friday.
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And because they're having more adventurous sex, scientists are calling for more comprehensive sex education.
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Some tests are more comprehensive than others, but most will check for chlamydia and gonorrhea.
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It's one data point suggesting that a more comprehensive anti-poverty intervention could outperform cash.
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A lot hinges on the more comprehensive monthly jobs data, which is expected on Friday.
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All that adds up to an even more comprehensive set of self-data for consumers.
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The more comprehensive the data sets about individuals, the more precisely advertising can be targeted.
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The data comes ahead of the more comprehensive U.S. non-farm payrolls report on Friday.
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The justice ministry is also working on a more comprehensive reform of the bankruptcy law.
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For Apple, it's a pricing drop, paired with a more comprehensive software package on iOS.
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A 4506-T API would mean the credit provider could consider more comprehensive financial data.
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A more comprehensive look at the data better reflects the idiosyncratic shock and bounce back.
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The companies also said they would work with Congress on more comprehensive data security reforms.
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My politics I think reflect a much more comprehensive view of the Gospel of Love.
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"When you think about health in a more comprehensive sense — that's what gets me excited."
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The ADP figures precede the U.S. Labor Department's more comprehensive nonfarm payrolls report on Friday.
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Microservices require a much more comprehensive monitoring effort than you have had with your monolith.
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The report serves as a predecessor to a more comprehensive nonfarm payrolls report due Friday.
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Trump has previously signaled that he wants more comprehensive reform rather than a separate measure.
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Well, the woman explained, this pregnancy test was going to be a lot more comprehensive.
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The Amash and Davidson amendments are more comprehensive and are not limited to Sessions' directive.
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What if there were affordable child care and more comprehensive sick and paid leave policies?
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Though both platforms have their advantages, Zoom is ultimately the more comprehensive video conferencing solution.
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But we're also going gonna need something much more comprehensive and much more long term.
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Experts instead look at a country's debt-to-GDP ratio for a more comprehensive metric.
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The president's instincts that trade agreements could be both simpler and more comprehensive are correct.
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"More comprehensive information is required to confirm the pathogen," the W.H.O. said in a statement.
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Through a more comprehensive approach, if that person is mentally ill, they would receive treatment.
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However, I can also declare that Democratic solutions tend to be bolder and more comprehensive.
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FreedomScreenshot: GizmodoFor a more comprehensive distraction-blocking service that works across your devices, consider Freedom.
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That professor's weeklong inquiry convinced Mr. Starr of the need for a more comprehensive investigation.
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Scroll to the end to find a more comprehensive Spotify playlist of 2019 TikTok hits.
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The measure is intended to give lawmakers weeks to agree on more comprehensive funding legislation.
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The report comes ahead of the more comprehensive government payrolls data for August on Friday.
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Here is what we know works for millions more: comprehensive, evidence-based prevention and treatment.
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"We have developed a more comprehensive, custom list," he said in an email to CalMatters.
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Chief Justice John Roberts indicated a more comprehensive ruling could come in a future case.
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The startups already partnered together on Trips, Airbnb's effort to provide a more comprehensive travel experience.
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Focus will shift to the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report, which is expected on Friday.
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But Apple's decision is much more comprehensive than Spotify's and will likely harm Jones's bottom line.
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Do you think journalists have a responsibility to present a more comprehensive view of the world?
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He also claims Trooly is more comprehensive, and better suited to diverse tech platform use-cases.
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Demand for more comprehensive feature sets isn't the only thing that'll drive this M&A fervor.
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That way, they'll have an even more comprehensive map and maybe find even more faraway sources.
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This comes ahead of the Labor Department's more comprehensive monthly non-farm payrolls data due Friday.
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ET, often considered a precursor to the Labor Department's more comprehensive monthly non-farm payrolls data.
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Fellow student Delaney Tarr also took to the stage to call for more comprehensive gun control.
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New On Netflix: This is another listings site, but one that's more comprehensive than the others.
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It would be better to present a more comprehensive plan that would include simplifying business taxes.
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The Trump administration has said its ultimate goal is a new, more comprehensive deal with Iran.
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Their more comprehensive tool could benefit any company that accepts payments on a location-specific basis.
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In some ways, the Texas paper gives us a more comprehensive measure of the earnings impact.
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The ADP report was released ahead of the Labor Department's more comprehensive employment report on Friday.
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Because of the siege, we were not able to send them to a more comprehensive facility.
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Claims data, which is the stuff that gets billed, is more shallow but also more comprehensive.
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That stacking can help you create a more comprehensive policy at a lower cost, he said.
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More comprehensive lending figures from the Bank of England are due on Thursday at 0830 GMT.
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But SoFi's bet is on offering a more comprehensive suite of financial services to its users.
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Republicans argue the short-term plans simply provide a cheaper option alongside more comprehensive ObamaCare plans.
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We are pleased to unveil EAGLE version 2.0, a far more comprehensive, robust and accurate model.
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The data comes ahead of the more comprehensive employment report by the U.S. government on Friday.
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Washington needs to develop a more comprehensive strategy to confront this threat before it's too late.
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To see a more comprehensive guide on how to take action on gun control, click here.
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The technology aims to help publishers collect more comprehensive and standardized listening metrics from across platforms.
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Previous expectations were for more comprehensive reform of EMIR, including rules governing the location of clearing.
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The company will not take this more comprehensive approach to accounts that don't meet this threshold.
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At the same time, Bauer urged the federal government to make its screening recommendations more comprehensive.
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However, a lot hinges on the more comprehensive monthly jobs data, which is expected on Friday.
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This survey supports the more comprehensive findings of Wristly's "Pulse on Wristware," released earlier this year.
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Although the administration has encouraged the availability of alternatives, many may now want more comprehensive coverage.
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You can also look at ratings on separate websites like TripAdvisor for a more comprehensive view.
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Nor are their stated agendas, both geared toward more comprehensive and more granual organizing, particularly different.
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The Labor Department report comes a day ahead of the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report.
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A specialized crew will begin to perform more comprehensive track and power inspections on April 1.
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In addition, hospitals are subject to more comprehensive licensing, accreditation and regulatory requirements than other settings.
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Other groups, including the American Hospital Association, believe addressing the shortage requires a more comprehensive strategy.
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Such assistance needs to be broader and more comprehensive in order to get workers re-hired.
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The report was published ahead of the government's more comprehensive employment report for August on Friday.
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The U.S. administration says its aim is to force Tehran to negotiate a more comprehensive deal.
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The two sides said they will continue immediate work on a more comprehensive phase 2 agreement.
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Sports Reference's goal is to become more comprehensive, even as sports leagues increasingly privatize their data.
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"I have a broader, more comprehensive set of policies about everything, including taking on Wall Street," Mrs.
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Still, there isn't complete bipartisan harmony between those who would like a more comprehensive response to Russia.
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The official said this established a framework on imposing more comprehensive economic sanctions on the Asian nation.
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J&J said subsequent larger, more comprehensive studies found no conclusive link between the product and cancer.
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Screenshot: GizmodoFor a more comprehensive (and technical solution) try OnyX from the same developer, which includes Maintenance.
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"We need politicians with a more comprehensive vision of the real potential of tropical forests," he added.
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It was published ahead of the release of the government's more comprehensive October employment report on Friday.
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Regulators are expected to launch a more comprehensive review of the rule in the months to come.
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FEMA has a longer, more comprehensive list if you've got time to prepare a fully-loaded kit.
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But if journalism provided a more comprehensive view of the world, it might not be so oppressive.
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Instead of offering patients death, he reasoned, hospitals should be offering better and more comprehensive palliative care.
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Schwab plans to make its service more comprehensive by aggregating information on accounts held outside the firm.
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While pundits focused on 'the wall' and who would pay for it, his proposals were more comprehensive.
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We saw a bit of this game in action last month, but this was much more comprehensive.
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This could mean commercial time, in-show mentions or a more comprehensive integration with the television show.
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This gives VA patients a more comprehensive view of their medical history and health data, Apple says.
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This comes ahead of the Labor Department's more comprehensive monthly non-farm payrolls data due on Friday.
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It came ahead of the release on Friday of the government's more comprehensive jobs data for June.
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Social identities derived from Google and Facebook are increasing the need for more comprehensive next-gen solutions.
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The report is closely watched as it precedes the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday.
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On Thursday, she unveiled a more comprehensive plan for preserving reproductive rights that includes codifying Roe v.
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Automakers say they need time to engineer the systems into vehicles as part of more comprehensive makeovers.
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Taken together, you can see a company that is trying to become a more comprehensive identity platform.
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It looks to be a bit more comprehensive than anything in the US, Mann said via email.
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"Mark Walker, chairman of the Republican Study Committee: "I think something more comprehensive might be in play.
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A more comprehensive report that includes hiring in both public and private sectors is due on Friday.
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But that would cause premiums to spike for those who are sick and need more comprehensive policies.
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The White House has promised a more comprehensive proposal for weeks, but has not yet released one.
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The report acts as a precursor to the more comprehensive government nonfarm payrolls data due on Friday.
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This means more comprehensive content, which is really hard to pull off with a concise recipe alone.
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In the galleries, an aerial photograph of the original installation in Missoula offers a more comprehensive view.
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In fact, beneficiaries of Medicare Advantage get better, more comprehensive care than their recipients of traditional Medicare.
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Those publicly available data may even be more comprehensive than that gathered at the behest of payers.
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Oddly, it is not this film but Jenkins's previous one that pays more comprehensive tribute to Baldwin.
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Agents say Hong Kong insurance provides more comprehensive and higher protection for health issues than mainland products.
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The report acts as a precursor to the more comprehensive government nonfarm payrolls data, due on Friday.
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But they would be strong first steps toward a much more comprehensive strategy for supply chain assurance.
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The government's more comprehensive "non-farm" payrolls employment report for February is scheduled for release on Friday.
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ET (300 GMT) from the American Petroleum Institute, following by more comprehensive government figures on Wednesday morning.
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I've now decided to take a more comprehensive look at diversity within venture capital across all levels.
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The basic answer is that health coverage has gotten more comprehensive than it was 40 years ago.
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A decision on whether to adopt this more comprehensive approach is expected to be made next year.
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The Gangwon Province tourism board has an app available called Tour Gangwon with more comprehensive hotel information.
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The countries could then swing back later for a more comprehensive trade agreement covering manufacturing and services.
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The verdict: Frequent riders will benefit more from Uber's rewards program, which is more comprehensive and compelling.
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The more comprehensive deplatforming of Yiannopoulos, however, appears to have torpedoed the economics driving his whole operation.
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It was that previous divide that kept Mr. McConnell from moving ahead with the more comprehensive version.
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He has also found that more owners are doing more comprehensive due diligence on teams before buying.
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Plans that cover fewer benefits and come with higher deductibles would cost less than more comprehensive coverage.
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He noted Boeing plans to run more comprehensive software tests going forward and will revise its protocols.
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Digitization of banking and payments could accelerate a move toward more comprehensive consumer credit evaluations, Allocca said.
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It recommends a more comprehensive strategy to address NPLs and a fresh approach to corporate debt workouts.
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The state has been on the forefront of the movement toward more comprehensive sex education for years.
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Plus, you can settle for catastrophic car insurance, instead of a more comprehensive insurance that lenders require.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation also has a free FireFox browser plugin that claims to be more comprehensive.
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That would at least allow time for an orderly and more comprehensive negotiation of the future relationship.
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"That doesn't mean that interdiction can't play a role in a more comprehensive, better strategy," Wilson said.
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Gassner now has Veeva positioned to sell a more comprehensive suite of tools to the health-care industry.
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That build is likely to be mirrored in more comprehensive data coming Wednesday from the Energy Information Administration.
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This is a necessary show and publication — though also just a stopgap until something more comprehensive comes along.
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Apple has tweaked the keyboard on each subsequent spec bump, but it may require a more comprehensive solution.
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"In swing districts, voters have different opinions and they want to see a more comprehensive approach," Williams said.
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But look, I have a plan that most commentators have said is tougher, more effective, and more comprehensive.
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Are you an Amazon Prime Music user who has dreamed of the service offering more comprehensive streaming music?
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She has developed a much more comprehensive and credible economic plan than he has (check out her website).
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We're looking at the people making the plastic; we're looking at more comprehensive ways of going about it.
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Homeopathy is decidedly more comprehensive, exhaustive even, in its tack, from the inside out, and top to bottom.
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Widening our scope, then, allows for more comprehensive discussions, a more collective movement and, ultimately, more thoughtful solutions.
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The data that you need to create a more comprehensive score is now available but not being used.
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Trump has also been pushing for stronger border protections, including a more comprehensive wall along the Mexican border.
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So, to some extent, this is just about Twitter rounding out its product offerings to be more comprehensive.
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Though analyzed and dated previously, the new study involved "more comprehensive analyses," in the words of the researchers.
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A more comprehensive list of permissions can be found by tapping App permissions on the Apps & notifications screen.
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It works really well and is even more comprehensive than Google's offering, though maybe not as polished overall.
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The ADP national employment report is seen as a precursor to the more comprehensive jobs data on Friday.
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But the New Jersey law is more comprehensive, according to the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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The data came ahead of the U.S. Labor Department's more comprehensive March non-farm jobs report on Friday.
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The mobile banking service Step provides will also aim to be more comprehensive than just a debit card.
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"I hope there is a handoff somewhere to a more comprehensive policy response (from the ECB)," he said.
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ET (2290 GMT) and comes ahead of the more comprehensive employment report by the U.S. government on Friday.
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While Airbnb also filters based on location type and property type, Vrbo's filters are more comprehensive and robust.
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The bill could be more comprehensive, but a bolder bill might never make it to the president's desk.
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The "For You" recommendation pane is more comprehensive and seems to be more intelligent than Google's comparable offering.
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The data comes ahead of more comprehensive nonfarm payrolls data from the Labor Department due out on Friday.
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FuboTV's base package is a pricier entry point with less wiggle room, but it's also far more comprehensive.
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Multiple education experts described this proposal to The Hill as more comprehensive than Sanders's College For All Act.
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Decertification of this disastrous deal has paved the way for a more comprehensive America-first policy toward Iran.
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Questions around age limits, more comprehensive background checks and banning of certain weapons are all top of mind.
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The safest bet, experts say, is to buy a more comprehensive package, known as cancellation for any reason.
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Previous years' surveys only included samples collected in two to four provinces, so it is getting more comprehensive.
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PCE is considered to be more comprehensive because it includes some components that are excluded from the CPI.
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However, China's economy still remains heavily reliant on credit, and analysts agree more comprehensive structural reforms are needed.
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The agreement highlights the need for a more comprehensive approach towards determining a concrete framework for equitable delimitation.
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In the president's view, increases in the official death toll cannot possibly stem from a more comprehensive analysis.
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But E4 aims to provide a more comprehensive, open-source approach that's tailored to the realities of IoT.
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The checking account could make Marcus a more comprehensive offering, especially when made accessible within the Marcus app.
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But a more comprehensive solution is required, the report suggests, including private donations and expansions of public funding.
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You'd need a far more comprehensive report to declare that Google's intentionally putting its finger on the scale.
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The report is seen as a precursor to the Labor Department's more comprehensive jobs report, due on Friday.
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"But I don't want it to be a shield against more comprehensive studies that need to be done."
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One of the more comprehensive reports I found was from the Australia and New Zealand Assisted Reproduction Database.
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That more comprehensive study, the "general equilibrium" evaluation, is the new paper that this very article is about.
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It, however, has a poor record predicting the private payrolls component of the government' more comprehensive employment report.
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The weekly data is a precursor to the more comprehensive monthly jobs report, which is due on Friday.
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The benefits are more comprehensive, and coverage is nearly free, with beneficiaries required to pay only nominal amounts.
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"Many macroprudential policymakers share the Finnish view that their macroprudential toolkits should be more comprehensive than today," Rehn said.
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When Republicans held both chambers of Congress last year, a more comprehensive agreement to resolve both issues fell apart.
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They were relieved in June when an environmental tribunal suspended the project's licence pending a more comprehensive impact assessment.
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DDV has a more comprehensive product offering across categories as compared to most of its smaller, non-rated, competitors.
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After Trump's speech in Ohio, his campaign did not release a more comprehensive higher education plan on its website.
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The administration is believed to be reviewing a range of space-based options for a more comprehensive missile defense.
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That trend is starting to show up in more comprehensive data from the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages.
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Qello Concerts has an even more comprehensive archive, collecting hundreds of documentaries and previously commercially available performances spanning decades.
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Trump repeatedly referred to Manchin and Toomey's proposal as a possible "base" to a more comprehensive gun control legislation.
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Google notes that today's announcement is part of an ongoing effort to provide more comprehensive results to your questions.
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It's up to you to decide whether the more comprehensive repair program should be cause for relief or concern.
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Here's a more comprehensive guide to updating your phone, and here's what to do if your storage is full.
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RouteView is more comprehensive, and lets you add waypoints, but it doesn't work quite as smoothly as Streetview Player.
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The next step is to collect more comprehensive and timely data on black and white physician income, he said.
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Policy-makers and operational officers were remiss in not preparing more comprehensive procedures to guard against massive truck bombs.
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"I want to show the outside world a more comprehensive picture of people who work in tech," she said.
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There is a more comprehensive reset option which you can find under the Reset menu in General in Settings.
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That kicks off a "maximum pressure" campaign intended, at least officially, to yield a new, far more comprehensive deal.
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Today's article is based on a far more comprehensive trove of data for L.A. County, recently obtained by Reuters.
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The search features for both are much more comprehensive, and clicking on an object will pull up its record.
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It also directs the president to create a more comprehensive plan in bringing the internet to the developing world.
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This testing would help to identify high-risk areas that would then be subject to more comprehensive remediation efforts.
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Avoiding whiplash in US-China relations will require that both countries establish a more comprehensive foundation for the relationship.
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A more comprehensive analysis across multiple cities finds no change in turnout when cities move to ranked-choice voting.
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The fear was that the House would end up passing the "skinny bill" rather than a more comprehensive effort.
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So it's a more comprehensive security product, which protects consumers from most of their mobile security threats of today.
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The update is meant to give drivers more comprehensive feedback if they receive a low rating from a passenger.
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After the bill passed the House, Grassley and other sentencing overhaul proponents continued to press for more comprehensive legislation.
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Sure, we may turn a knob here and there on levels, but reform is more comprehensive, and more reactive.
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In 2014, she sued the army for the right to more comprehensive treatment with legal assistance from the ACLU.
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If you want to be more comprehensive in your sweep, several do-it-yourself counter-surveillance tools are available.
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The president said work on a more comprehensive immigration deal could begin once the fates of Dreamers are settled.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is implementing a more "comprehensive" procedure for pat-downs at airports, Bloomberg reported Friday.
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The California state Senate passed another net neutrality bill in January, but supporters say that Wiener's is more comprehensive.
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Khanna supports the extension but wants a more "comprehensive" approach to traffic and transit issues in the South Bay.
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A more comprehensive strategy means partnering with and supporting our allies in Latin America to counter a common enemy.
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This document was replaced by a more comprehensive Global Strategy for the EU's Foreign and Security Policy in 2016.
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Earlier this month, Sacramento police issued more comprehensive parameters on when and how officers could mute their body cameras.
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McConnell is also still rejecting the idea of simply repealing Obamacare now and passing a more comprehensive replacement later.
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Says McKenzie, "More comprehensive research that can address our study's limitations is needed to understand and explain these results."
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The data allowed us to zero in on the hardest-hit areas and made our report much more comprehensive.
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Ultimately, Zoom is the more comprehensive platform, but that doesn't necessarily mean that it's the right option for everyone.
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The government safety net here is more comprehensive, with taxes to match, including a 19 percent national sales tax.
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The reversal from suspected carcinogen to benign cup of joe is partly the result of more comprehensive scientific research.
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Then use the resulting time to produce a more comprehensive agreement, ideally to include denuclearization and a peace treaty.
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The service is tossing out the legacy practice in favor of the more comprehensive Battalion Commander Assessment Program (BCAP).
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"Our website will be a more comprehensive website and a community resource for people around sexual violence," she says.
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It also presses equipment manufacturers to transform themselves from simple systems integrators to providers of more comprehensive business solutions.
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But the weekly estimates normally provide an accurate indicator for trends in the more comprehensive monthly data (tmsnrt.rs/2mcZphb).
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U.S. businesses were hoping a limited trade package would be a confidence-building move for a more comprehensive negotiation.
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Since then, more than three million refugees have entered the U.S., and the screening has grown ever more comprehensive.
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Gutiérrez, who is pushing for legislation more comprehensive than the BRIDGE Act's three-year extension, is not among them.
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The plans are different, with Affordable Care Act plans covering more and sicker people and offering more comprehensive benefits.
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His big picture: Sanders billed his $16.3 trillion climate change plan as more comprehensive than any other candidate's proposal.
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Both proposals are limited to child care, rather than a more comprehensive approach addressing medical leave or elder care.
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There's also Autostraddle's more comprehensive list of lesbian deaths, which dates back to 1976 and currently contains 147 deaths.
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Nonetheless, politically speaking, tax credits have proven much easier to secure than a broader, more comprehensive climate policy approach.
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If Motiv can provide more comprehensive data in future iterations, the finger may pose a serious threat to the wrist.
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He said that more comprehensive but still inexpensive tests by companies like Color offer a more complete picture of risk.
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If the report is ever released in a more comprehensive form, there are expected to be quite a few redactions.
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We also have OS-level features like Apple's Screen Time and Google's Digital Wellbeing for more comprehensive control and monitoring.
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Over on Android, the options are more comprehensive—to get started, launch Settings then tap Sound and Do not disturb.
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"Today, we have a more comprehensive framework that will help encourage more healthy debate, conversations, and critical thinking," he adds.
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Consider exploring ways you might refer business to each other or partner to deliver a more comprehensive suite of services.
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These include in-house counselors, mental health 'first aid' courses, yoga sessions for traders, and more comprehensive mental healthcare plans.
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It is therefore important for the United States to take a more comprehensive approach to conflict resolution in the region.
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While its ambitions were tempered, Maine's Green New Deal is laying the foundation for a more comprehensive climate change bill.
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But she is waiting for more comprehensive data to know for sure if these cases are related to the storm.
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Strong hiring data from the private sector, a precursor to the more comprehensive jobs data on Friday, helping financial stocks.
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She loved Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird, she told me, and she's interested in telling more comprehensive stories with moving pictures.
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But for cities, towns, and even spaceports on the front lines, a much more comprehensive mitigation effort will be needed.
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These include in-house counsellors, mental health 'first aid' courses, yoga sessions for traders, and more comprehensive mental healthcare plans.
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The network and The Associated Press will collaborate as survey partners to provide a more comprehensive look at voting trends.
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Through creativity and somewhat silly artistry, Clemmer hopes to generate more open conversations and more comprehensive education around reproductive health.
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This comes as a sharp contrast to Hillary Clinton's plan, which takes a much more comprehensive approach to the issue.
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"I think I have a broader, more comprehensive set of policies about everything, including taking on Wall Street," she said.
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The ADP figures come ahead of the U.S. Labor Department's more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report at 8:30 a.m.
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But over the past few years, newer, more comprehensive plans have emerged that provide more care at a lower cost.
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Hoffman, for his part initially declined comment for the Citizen story, but then issued a more comprehensive statement denying everything.
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And instead says the intention remains to reform the law "with the aim of a more comprehensive protection of housing".
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Realizing it struck a chord, he enhanced the document into a more comprehensive PDF ebook, which saw around 10,000 downloads.
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Then they would attempt to hammer out a more comprehensive repeal and replace proposal in the conference with the House.
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She could even nudge the EU toward bolder and more comprehensive economic and social policies to reconnect with alienated Europeans.
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Other places around the world are beginning to adopt more comprehensive initiatives that expand access to financial data through innovation.
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PrivacyDuck is even more comprehensive, but will cost you more as well, starting at $499 per year for two people.
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This demand comes in direct opposition to the Trump administration, which came out against Grassley's more comprehensive bill in February.
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But he also cautioned against any provisions that would make it more comprehensive such as language banning certain tobacco flavors.
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"It is difficult to imagine a more comprehensive history of the abolitionist movement," Ira Berlin wrote in the Book Review.
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Health-care providers need quicker and more comprehensive access to critical information about patients' medical history and prescription drug profile.
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Medicaid provides more generous, more comprehensive coverage than many of the health insurance policies purchased by consumers on the exchanges.
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Putting together a passable more comprehensive bill, as Trump told members to do, is "easier said than done," he added.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration will release its report based on more comprehensive data on Wednesday at 2545:1123 a.m.
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Parent engagement has been broadened from an initial focus on student attendance to a more comprehensive understanding of family challenges.
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And the lack of a broader deal between Trump and House Democrats means more comprehensive action isn't quite here yet.
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Before that, he introduced an even more comprehensive look at the lack of diversity in government, large corporations and academia.
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This data might argue for a more comprehensive approach to LARCs, one that recognizes the different preferences woman have developed.
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"Such a mix exists already in the art world, but it is more comprehensive for this house," Mr. Gleis said.
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The more comprehensive the coverage, or the more likely it is to provide payment, the more expensive it will be.
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He said the Trump administration had committed to proposing another, "more comprehensive" disaster relief package in the weeks to come.
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People who want or need more comprehensive coverage could find it out of their reach, because it might become unaffordable.
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Larger services like Microsoft's Azure Sphere are also exploring ways to extend more comprehensive encryption to peripherals and IoT devices.
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"The more you know, the more comprehensive you can be in defining and controlling what the issue is," he said.
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This is one reason, experts argue, that America needs to take a more comprehensive view of drug policy in general.
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For a more comprehensive look at the various other types of plans, including traditional I.R.A.s, read our retirement guide here.
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Health seems positively bizarre, but as part of a more comprehensive approach, it might just have something to commend it.
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Today's announcement is about expanding that security component to enable the company to offer more comprehensive coverage across an organization.
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"As such, I will continue to monitor the president's health, planning on a more comprehensive examination after the new year."
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What we require is something far more comprehensive than any narrowly tactical or operational assessment of prospective risks and benefits.
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In July, a similarly sized drawing of a more comprehensive Manhattan skyline sold for $29,000 at Nate D. Sanders Auctions.
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On Wednesday night, Clinton again defended her plans as both more effective and more comprehensive than those of Bernie Sanders.
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The more conservative tallies make Trump seem relatively honest; the more comprehensive ones just seem like numbers on a page.
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NASA and the other researchers collaborating on these studies expect to announce more comprehensive results on the twins studies this summer.
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It's unclear if left-wing presidential hopefuls will continue to talk tough about Iran and push for a more comprehensive accord.
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The 10 "essential health benefits" requirement has made coverage more comprehensive and prevented insurers from selling skimpy plans that were cheap.
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CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen -- whose reporting is a staple of the network's terror coverage -- did a more comprehensive review.
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I head to Berlin's Humboldt University's library in search of material that will offer a more comprehensive understanding of BfV's history.
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Renesas said that the combination with IDT will allow the Japanese firm to provide more comprehensive chip systems for its clients.
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This data fusion allows each robot to have a more comprehensive understanding of what's happening in the environment where they work.
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T-Mobile's default "Scam ID" system attempts to identify robocalls, but users must opt into the more comprehensive "Scam Block" service.
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You have more options than just CBS All Access, if you're interested in a more comprehensive over-the-top subscription service.
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Health insurance policies came in all shapes and sizes back then, some more comprehensive than others, depending on a patient's needs.
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The 30-minute episode took a more comprehensive take on this issue than some shows have done over a whole season.
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They'd like to repeat the experiment with more subjects and different kinds of armor, to compile a more comprehensive data set.
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"I want to show the outside world a more comprehensive picture of people who work in tech," she explains via email.
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It's possible that Deep Root intended to use data from r/fatpeoplehate to build a more comprehensive profile of Trump voters.
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It's launching first as part of an open beta with, "a more comprehensive feature set" coming by middle of the year.
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The new privacy center tool will be more comprehensive and unite key privacy settings rather than spreading them across multiple pages.
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NASA and the other researchers collaborating on these studies expect to announce more comprehensive results on the Twins Studies this summer.
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Zamora points to some case studies for individual countries, and says OLPC wants to commission more comprehensive research in the future.
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The U.S. and China need a more comprehensive trade agreement before market sentiment can be boosted sustainably, analysts said on Monday.
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Hillary Clinton contended during the primaries that by focusing on shadow banks, her reform plan was more comprehensive than Bernie Sanders's.
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The report, which is jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, was published ahead of the government's more comprehensive employment data on Friday.
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On the contrary, the law is to be revised by law with the aim of a more comprehensive protection of housing.
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So instead, it made the main Meltdown fix optional and added the redundant stuff to make the patch look more comprehensive.
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"We hope to submit a more comprehensive version of this analysis for peer-review soon," King told Mashable in an interview.
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But we're also living in a time when, largely thanks to social media, communities can create more comprehensive vocabulary virtually overnight.
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Most analysts prefer the more comprehensive but less timely data on gasoline supplied contained in the EIA's "Petroleum Supply Monthly" (PSM).
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" Policy differences and mutual distrust will probably prevent a more comprehensive alliance-like security relationship from taking shape, " the report said.
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Odegard said this service is more comprehensive and high-level, integrating data from competitors and providing value on top of it.
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Some of the more comprehensive lodging search sites now incorporate "nontraditional" options like vacation rentals and short-term shares, Frommer said.
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There are also entire services, like fuboTV that grew out of sports' fans needs for a more comprehensive live sports offering.
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The institute notes that the large number of new additions to its chronology results in part from more comprehensive data collection.
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In fact, a group of progressive organizations have opposed reforms that do not take a more comprehensive approach, including sentencing reform.
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Even Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley, a recent convert to criminal justice reform, has called for a bolder, more comprehensive bill.
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Judson Althoff, the executive vice president of Microsoft's worldwide commercial business, said its partnership with SAP was deeper and more comprehensive.
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The more comprehensive consumer spending data, released by the Commerce Department in about two weeks, will cover all goods and services.
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Bernie Sanders — are counting on: If the system provides equal or more comprehensive benefits, then Americans are likely to support it.
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Trump has said he believes there is an appetite for passage of stricter gun-safely laws involving more comprehensive background checks.
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Efforts to draft an even more comprehensive federal data privacy law in the current Congress have also made little headway. Sen.
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The administration is billing its plans as an option for young, healthy people who can't afford ObamaCare's more comprehensive insurance policies.
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Instead of being sector specific, we need more comprehensive policy approaches to manage coal use and its environmental and health impacts.
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They saw that model as a way to gain muscle in coming negotiations toward a more comprehensive year-end legislative package.
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Recently, it has become more comprehensive, expanding to acute and chronic conditions, and migrating from hospital to home and mobile devices.
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There's a great crucible out here, and it'll create something very good and much more comprehensive than what we have now.
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These more comprehensive (and often pricier) plans have been supported through subsidies that help poorer people pay for the extra expense.
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By Mr. Trump's own logic, any deal with the North has to be better, tougher, more comprehensive than the Iran accord.
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That would buy time to negotiate a more comprehensive deal, including a minutely sequenced road map that will require sustained diplomacy.
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"Ideally, a combination of more comprehensive neuropsychological testing and brain magnetic resonance imaging would give some clear-cut answers," Fisher added.
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A more comprehensive cybercrime law has been in the pipeline for at least two years, he said, without giving further details.
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Before macOS High Sierra, the Recents icon on the Sidebar was called All My Files and was a bit more comprehensive.
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Just over the past two years, it has arguably been through a more comprehensive process than any bill in state history.
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However, the Southern Poverty Law Center and other groups are studying the problem with an eye to providing more comprehensive data.
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But the hypothetical launch of a simple-to-use, more comprehensive app like UC Browser could easily become a tipping point.
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After hours of testimony, some councilors acknowledged that more comprehensive regulations could be warranted, but their statements were sparse on details.
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China's leader since 2012, Xi Jinping, has overseen an even more comprehensive crackdown on dissent, rights lawyers and independent civil groups.
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For a more comprehensive round-up of gear, take a look at our buying guide of the best pull up bars.
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However, given the urgency of the issues, the UC regents and other public institutions must take bolder and more comprehensive actions.
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The #MeToo earthquake has forced many companies to put in more comprehensive policies aimed at protecting workers who report sexual harassment.
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So, we may very well have a much stronger 2900 GDP performance when more comprehensive data are available to government statisticians.
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Such an effort could not only bring much-needed Democratic support to the table, but could stymie more comprehensive immigration discussions.
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Hannity acknowledged Kimmel's remarks on Sunday afternoon, and said he would have a more comprehensive response on his show Monday night.
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Richardson said federal law could be more comprehensive than state law and ensure protections are in place in a timely manner.
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But advocates and experts argue something far more comprehensive — tens of billions of dollars over the next few years — is needed.
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Instead of building a wall, the Democrat argued that the U.S. needs to take a more comprehensive approach to border security.
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Kerik says Republicans need to put aside their differences and take up the mantle and push for even more comprehensive changes.
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Fully addressing the crises in these states will require a much more comprehensive plan that boosts treatment options across the board.
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However, the generosity of the space presents them in a more comprehensive fashion, letting their works breathe and speak a clearer language.
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"The key takeaway is that our revenue guidance reflects a much more comprehensive outlook for our business," Andy Campion, Nike's CFO, reiterated.
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That should result in giving developers a much more comprehensive view of their Kubernetes app — and that's the goal with this release.
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OHL's CFO, Enrique Weickert, said the company had not yet decided whether it would do a "larger and more comprehensive" cash tender.
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In the event that the Affordable Care Act is struck down in its entirety, Congress would put forward a more comprehensive response.
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The Mouse House is able to get a more comprehensive look at aspiring entertainers thanks to the hours of content they've uploaded.
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Some studies show that most consumers are not willing to spend higher prices for more comprehensive streaming services that are becoming available.
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Maybe we could make it much more comprehensive and have one bill instead of 15 different bills and nobody knows what's happening.
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For this reason, Trips would likely have more of an impact on local travel guide apps, instead of more comprehensive trip planners.
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We'll have more comprehensive thoughts when we get a pair to try, but for now, the Galaxy Buds don't look too shabby.
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The device is still in clinical trials, but in theory, it would allow for more comprehensive control of blood sugars in patients.
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Slidejoy, a startup that rewards users for putting news and advertising on their Android lockscreens, has unveiled a more comprehensive newsreading experience.
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Miller said Trump is willing to release more comprehensive medical records, but only if Hillary Clinton is willing to do the same.
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You'll see updated and more comprehensive sizing information on all our fashion and market stories, as well as more 67%-friendly options.
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"After details of the painful incident are clarified by the authorities, the Ministry will issue a more comprehensive statement," Al Raisi said.
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Several organisations, including the European Commission and the World Bank, now publish data series presenting a more comprehensive picture of social health.
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Having a diverse set of advisors with a wide range of opinions and perspectives leads to more comprehensive and fairer policies. Period.
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But the Liberals will likely face criticism from policy advocates and left-leaning political opponents for not pursuing a more comprehensive plan.
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Assuming that conclusion holds true in a larger, more comprehensive survey, do you have any theories as to why that could be?
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But the company wants to go beyond that and provide its users with a far more comprehensive set of services around entertainment.
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In many cases, a more comprehensive "gold" plan will now cost less each month than a middle-of-the-road "silver" plan.
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The company is launching a web-based campaign, as well, aimed at providing internet users with more comprehensive information on the virus.
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It's time to say goodbye to winter and winter TV — and there's no platform more comprehensive for streaming broadcast finales than Hulu.
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The researchers would like to enroll 450 dogs for a more comprehensive five-year study, but do not yet have the money.
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The report, which is seen as a precursor to the more comprehensive jobs data on Friday, is expected at 8:15 a.m.
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The upbeat data comes ahead of the more comprehensive October jobs report on Friday, which includes both public and private sector employment.
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Facebook had already tightened the rules around app developers, including putting in place a more comprehensive app review process, before the revelations.
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Few people have a more comprehensive understanding of what success in professional basketball looks like than Turner Sports NBA analyst Kevin McHale.
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He was supposed to get a more comprehensive one within three days, but a stabbing caused a lockdown and delayed his appointment.
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Patients with higher income, paid time off from work and more comprehensive medical benefits might have an easier time being live donors.
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And what would we be willing to put on the table in return for sustaining a testing freeze and more comprehensive talks?
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Dr. Jha acknowledged that the numbers may not be perfect but described the effort as careful and more comprehensive than previous comparisons.
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Buildings officials said the new construction map will be expanded based on feedback from users and as more comprehensive data becomes available.
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Furthermore, the incredible diversity of the newly elected Democratic class offers a more comprehensive reflection of the current contours of the nation.
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Our penal system should have received more comprehensive guidance and material support from the Department of Justice, far earlier in this crisis.
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While Apple and Google paused human review, Amazon has decided to offer a clearer, more comprehensive opt-out setting to Alexa users.
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By bringing their payments back in-house, and offering a more comprehensive, all in one solution, they can actually take more revenue.
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The analyst downplayed the prospect of Apple bringing more comprehensive iPhone production [nonassembly] factories into the U.S. due to higher labor costs.
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San Francisco has issued an even more comprehensive ban — of all e-cigarettes — and other communities have similar measures in the works.
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In a statement, Durham said he has the "utmost respect" for the inspector general, but noted his investigation will be more comprehensive.
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Ciobo said his immediate priority was for Australia to seek a more comprehensive bilateral trade agreement with Indonesia than the existing one.
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The Education Department has said it will release a more comprehensive plan for school integration toward the end of this school year.
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Bank asset quality reviews are targeted for completion in 1H17 and will help provide a platform for a more comprehensive policy response.
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The group's president, Steve Shur, said that a 2014 Transportation Department proposal was a more comprehensive attempt to address ancillary fee transparency.
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In the eyes of many, his scouting network is more sophisticated and more comprehensive than those of even the Premier League's giants.
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But more importantly, to achieve stated longer-term U.S. objectives, military action must be part of a more comprehensive and sustained approach.
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The Vermont senator has been dogged with questions about when he would release a more comprehensive look at his finances this cycle.
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She and Mayor Rahm Emanuel's office agreed on more comprehensive reforms in a proposed consent decree filed in federal court last month.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said $250 million in funding would not eliminate the need for a more comprehensive election security plan.
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Senate Republicans are insisting they must pass a more comprehensive health plan if the upper chamber can advance the legislation on Friday.
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Once the monuments are declared safe, archaeologists will undertake more comprehensive assessments to start rebuilding Palmyra and attempt to revive its heritage.
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"[Medtronic provides] additional information on product performance and safety in a more comprehensive format than what we receive in summary reports," Kotz said.
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It's even more comprehensive and user-friendly than HTTrack, but they're both well worth exploring for copying entire sites and everything on them.
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The ADP report, which was jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, was released ahead of the government's more comprehensive December employment report on Friday.
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A more comprehensive report presented yesterday to the LCHB by Stephen Adviento of the SF Human Services Agency provides even more sobering numbers.
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SurveyMonkey Intelligence, which has a free edition but also more comprehensive versions that start at $79 a month, could help bolster SurveyMonkey's coffers.
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Next, says Pelled, the team is studying whether the same technology can also work with tissues like ligaments; they gathering more comprehensive information.
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Ryan seemingly opened a path for McConnell earlier Thursday evening by signaling a willingness to negotiate a more comprehensive bill with the Senate.
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But there's also a sense that the administration's order might dampen the urgency among Republicans to vote for a more comprehensive immigration bill.
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This creates a kind of sorting, where younger, healthy people get the cheap plans and sick people get the more comprehensive, expensive plans.
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Project Ark is a more comprehensive continuation of a 2016 Uber project called Project Panama, sources close to the company tell BuzzFeed News.
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Customers want less complicated, more comprehensive security solutions, and that will drive significant consolidation of vendors, services, and consoles in the immediate future.
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We are also taking a more comprehensive view of the outcomes that our work can have beyond the direct financial and operational benefits.
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But he says the city has cleared up more swiftly than after Hato, and that the Chinese government's preparations seemed more comprehensive, too.
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Clinton regularly said that her education plan was "more comprehensive" than Sanders', a fact that that the Vermont senator vociferously pushed back on.
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It's bigger, more comprehensive, and it includes women with a diversity of ideological perspectives working to achieve political representation for all women everywhere.
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I want to get ahead of those, and that's why I've proposed a much more comprehensive approach to deal with all of these.
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The report was seen as a hint ahead of Friday's more comprehensive nonfarm payrolls report that includes both private and public sector hiring.
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The ADP figures came ahead of the Labor Department's more comprehensive employment report on Friday, which includes both public-and private-sector employment.
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U.S. officials said they sought a more comprehensive agreement that would cover Iran's regional interventions, ballistic missile program and imprisonment of dual nationals.
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On Monday, Utah lawmakers rejected a bill that would have given parents the option of opting their children into more comprehensive sex education.
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The EU, meanwhile, is trying to rush through reforms to build a more comprehensive financial market as it faces the loss of London.
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The hope is that by measuring many tissues within an individual, researchers will be able to devise a more comprehensive assessment of aging.
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The new plan will be better and more comprehensive than what came before it, so in theory, it should be a welcome change.
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Spanning the 1970s to the '90s and all those materials, the work nevertheless feels unified and begs for a more comprehensive institutional survey.
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But wealth is a far more comprehensive measure, taking into consideration things like home ownership, investments, businesses and savings, while subtracting any debts.
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Moreover, sea life senses its environment in a number of different ways, potentially giving military analysts a more comprehensive view of the oceans.
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The ADP figures come ahead of the Labor Department's more comprehensive employment report on Friday, which includes both public and private sector payrolls.
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What can we anticipate if Trump follows through on this promise, initially by canceling executive orders and eventually in a more comprehensive way?
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However, some state governments have signalled they would be open to passing more comprehensive schemes allowing medical cannabis consumption in the near future.
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"The South Korea-Central America free trade deals will enable the countries to build a more comprehensive, strategic partnerships going forward," Kim said.
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UnitedHealth, like several other large insurers, has already pulled back significantly from the Affordable Care Act's exchanges, where coverage must be more comprehensive.
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Progress will be slower on more comprehensive measures such as a new public sector wage law, privatisation and VAT and excise tax laws.
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Biswas says it hopes to do that by providing a more comprehensive suite of products that wraps into a single layer of software.
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"Our new study is more comprehensive," Wenhui Hu, a co-author and associate professor of pathology at Temple, said in the news release.
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The government says the new arrangements are part of its plan to bring in a safer and more comprehensive seven-day health service.
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The poll also found that 78 percent of gun owners, who are not NRA members, also said they supported more comprehensive background checks.
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"This is an initial step as we work toward a more comprehensive approach to tackling misinformation," said Stephanie Otway, a Facebook company spokeswoman.
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Once Congress starts talking about a broader, more comprehensive strategy, advocates and experts will be more convinced that it's taking this issue seriously.
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In so doing, it offers a more comprehensive way of looking at our own troubled times, which can easily invite despair and resignation.
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If Iran comes back to the table and accepts a more comprehensive and stringent deal, Trump will assert that he bested his predecessor.
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To start, the U.S. should, in tandem with regional allies, pursue a more comprehensive sanctions regime on high-ranking members of Maduro's government.
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"Sanders has said Trump is right about the problem with trade with countries like China but has called for a more "comprehensive approach.
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The United Nations called for a more comprehensive humanitarian pause — with aid deliveries and medical evacuations — but that did not come to pass.
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"Even though the episodes are 10 minutes long, this is way more comprehensive than any documentary," says Neidell in an interview with VICE.
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Once we reopen the government, there will be room to negotiate details of a more comprehensive immigration plan that includes improved border security.
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Up until those comments in Davos, the White House has consistently expressed interest in forging only bilateral agreements, instead of more comprehensive deals.
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In five days, Witte said, the startup built in video visits, which allows the office to prescribe new medications and more comprehensive visits.
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Whether you're looking for a quick, five-minute session or a longer, more comprehensive burn, we've rounded up the best videos on YouTube.
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He argued for a more comprehensive break with the bloc but, when he did not get his way, resigned over the deal Mrs.
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However, the carbon capture-only FUTURE Act would impact taxpayers and the environment far less favorably than the more comprehensive carbon fee plans.
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The question of whether the Europeans believe Mr. Trump when he says he wants a new, more comprehensive nuclear deal is not academic.
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For a more comprehensive list of your bookmarks, you can enter "edge://favorites/" (without the quotes) into your address bar and go there.
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"Sanders has said Trump is right about the problem with trade with countries like China but has called for a more "comprehensive approach.
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Those and other bills likely won't pass in full, but it's possible that some language makes it into more comprehensive legislation, Walsh said.
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The stakes have changed over time, with both parties seeking out more comprehensive solutions the other couldn't abide, but the impasse remains. 2.
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Details Ant Financial and Tencent&aposs financial features beyond Alipay and WeChat Pay and how they create a more comprehensive slate of offerings.
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Once you have the results of that, a prospective client can head to Kindbody's Manhattan clinic for a more comprehensive $250 fertility test.
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Washington, however, is demanding that Pyongyang first take more comprehensive steps to dismantle a nuclear program that has been painstakingly built over decades.
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This report is a forerunner of a more comprehensive study but does lend credibility to the cautions necessary in very long RF exposures.
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The collection began as a dive into the Robinsons' family histories 30 years ago, eventually morphing into a more comprehensive set of objects.
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While not required, this is an investigation being conducted by an inherently political body and a more comprehensive approach should have been taken.
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"Ultimately, though, we honestly don't know what it means," she admits, since her team wasn't given money to do a more comprehensive study.
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The ADP figures came ahead of the Labor Department's more comprehensive nonfarm payrolls report on Friday, which includes both public- and private-sector employment.
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Critics complain they raise premiums by giving insurers less flexibility to design plans and forcing consumers to buy more comprehensive plans than they need.
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Image: EaseUSAt $119, Zinstall WinWin is even more expensive but even more comprehensive for Windows-to-Windows transfers, over a local Wi-Fi network.
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Some analysts predict those less-expensive plans could attract healthier customers than people who opt for the more expensive, and more comprehensive Obamacare plans.
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"These attacks against our country were much more comprehensive, calculating and widespread than previously revealed," said Intelligence Committee Vice Chairman Mark Warner, D-Va.
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With scalp facials and exfoliators, sheet masks, and cooling leave-ins on the menu, the options for hair maintenance are more comprehensive than ever.
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By 2004, it established a research ethics committee, created more comprehensive informed consent procedures, and strengthened procedures for investigating patient complaints, among other efforts.
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But AT&T's new system would build in those warnings at the network level, and give operators more comprehensive data when assembling suspected numbers.
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But the vote will end the quasi-political war over impeachment and lead to a more comprehensive public debate at a grave national moment.
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Initially, the Taliban agreed only that it would not attack major population centers, but U.S. negotiators pushed for a more comprehensive cessation of violence.
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While digging up overlooked stories can take time and effort, the payoff is a more comprehensive understanding of what the past really looked like.
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And if you have children, you may be looking for more comprehensive tools that will allow you to protect your kids from inappropriate content.
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The prime minister duly called for a trade deal that is deeper and more comprehensive than any other the EU has with non-members.
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The more comprehensive the picture that emerges, the sooner and more easily action can be taken to change recruitment and to reform professional life.
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A second official said the sanctions were aimed at trying to pressure Tehran to negotiate a more comprehensive nuclear deal with the United States.
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The ADP report, which is jointly developed by Moody's Analytics, was released on Wednesday, two days ahead of the government's more comprehensive employment report.
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It's likely that the potential for more capital seepage from China into foreign investment havens is too great without a more comprehensive regulatory regime.
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It's honestly a more comprehensive portrayal of Kylie's daily life, while still featuring cameos from her famous family like sister Kendall and mother Kris.
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But for Cramer, the best way to produce results is by carefully analyzing both a stock's fundamentals and its technicals for more comprehensive results.
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The ADP figures come ahead of the government's much more comprehensive labor market report on Friday, which includes both public and private sector employment.
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This probably means all of the ACA's consumer protection regulations would spring back into place, making health insurance more comprehensive and thus more expensive.
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OneLogin is careful to distinguish this approach from traditional MDM vendors like MobileIron and VMware AirWatch, which are designed for more comprehensive device management.
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They argue that more comprehensive pollution data can help increase public awareness about the extent of the problem and help the government find solutions.
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The ADP report, which is jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, was published ahead of the more comprehensive employment report for September due on Friday.
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The vote came after months of failed negotiations to produce a more comprehensive "repeal and replace" bill that had enough support among Senate Republicans.
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"Overall we believe this direction allows google provide more comprehensive overview for an area," says Emily Moxley, director of product management for this feature.
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With a Republican congress, Trump also has the power to pass legislation that could offer law enforcement more comprehensive access to Americans' private communications.
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For a more comprehensive opt-out of this cross-site tracking, visit the Digital Advertising Alliance and follow the link by Exercise your choice.
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Instead of reactive funding surges, we need a more comprehensive approach so that we can accelerate the eradication of all of these neglected diseases.
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Although Tillerson notably announced an additional $47 million while visiting Myanmar this week, the crisis requires both greater aid and a more comprehensive response.
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For Mayweather to A: get back into the ring, and B: fight Pacquiao, he'd insist on more comprehensive anti-doping regulations in the contract.
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Bernie Sanders — are counting on: If the system provides equal or more comprehensive benefits, then broad swaths of Americans are likely to support it.
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The details: There are some differences between the two, but the Senate one is more comprehensive and is expected to mostly carry the day.
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We have also instituted a more comprehensive and continuing four-day Crisis Intervention Team training, which has reached about 4,230 police officers so far.
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Russell suggests performing at least two searches on a given subject to get a more comprehensive and complete view of the topic at hand.
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Since then, it has begun an investigation into intellectual property violations by the Chinese and is reportedly working on a more comprehensive trade approach.
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Kagwiria says that despite the country's efforts to bring more comprehensive sex education to schools, lack of information still greatly contributes to these problems.
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"The move by the Trump administration is much more comprehensive than many Chinese expected," said Nicole Peng, an analyst at technology research firm Canalys.
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All of this makes the prospect of building a more comprehensive and accessible stag archive for popular engagement and hardcore research pretty damn daunting.
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But a visual aid to go with it is even better, just to get everyone into a better and more comprehensive hand-washing habit.Â
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Perry alludes to a more comprehensive Hansberry biography apparently in the works by Margaret Wilkerson, who is widely recognized as the leading Hansberry scholar.
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Healthy people would most likely gravitate to plans that offered minimal coverage, which could greatly increase costs for those who need more comprehensive care.
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Van Wagenen, however, has described Mendoza's role with the Mets as more comprehensive than the work many former players do for teams after retirement.
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GOP leaders want to go to a conference with the House on the measure, hoping that it will result in a more comprehensive plan.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia told CNN on Sunday that he believes Trump would support a more comprehensive bill from him and GOP Sen.
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The post suggests that the autonomous vehicle company, which had a valuation of $19 billion as of May, is already developing more comprehensive metrics.
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Tom Reller, a spokesman for Elsevier, said the company was in the process of producing more comprehensive guidelines for the publication of genetic data.
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The report by payrolls processor ADP serves as a precursor to the more comprehensive monthly jobs report by the U.S. Labor Department on Friday.
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The #MeToo and #TimesUp campaigns reignited the conversation around harassment inside hotel rooms and has forced industry leaders to find a more comprehensive solution.
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"What we need is a policy handoff, from excessive reliance on unconventional policies by central banks to a more comprehensive, pro-growth policy approach."
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Crosby said all employees will receive more comprehensive security training, and users will be encouraged to change passwords frequently and enable two-factor authentication.
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Scott Flanders, the company's C.E.O., says the plans will provide a good option for healthier customers who simply can't afford a more comprehensive plan.
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What Vermont has been able to do, Poverman explained, is leverage federal Medicaid dollars to expand these programs in a much more comprehensive manner.
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The city is working on a more comprehensive refugee plan but it needs more help from the federal government, said councilor Kristyn Wong-Tam.
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I personally believe that fighters need to be treated better in competitive fighting, and having more comprehensive medical coverage is a good first step.
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But making the system more comprehensive or universal doesn't seem to have a significant effect on its own, at least at a population level.
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The closing scenes of a complicated long-term relationship had resulted in a pregnancy that deserves a word more comprehensive than "unplanned" to describe it.
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In contrast, greater equality, more comprehensive health care and healthy diets and lifestyles embedded in a culture can bring this up -- as with South Korea.
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Screenshot: GizmodoHider is a more comprehensive solution that's again is priced at $20 and again lets you give the software a trial run for free.
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Encouraging income-based repayment won't be free, but it'll be just a fraction of the cost of Warren and Sanders' more comprehensive loan forgiveness plans.
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The ADP report, jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, was published ahead of the release on Friday of the government's more comprehensive employment report for May.
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Some policy analysts predict those less-expensive plans could attract healthier customers than people who opt for the more expensive, and more comprehensive, Obamacare plans.
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A more comprehensive view of the total supply chain might allow for more targeted responses when food-related illnesses or contaminations are discovered, McDermott said.
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The editor is right to emphasise that anything much more comprehensive than this would be overwhelming, though the book would have benefited from more illustrations.
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Maybe rumors that the administration is going to broadly double down on the trade war will lead to a much more comprehensive set of policies.
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By documenting the nightstands that often hold items people "need for survival," Jones says she hopes to grant a more comprehensive view of chronic illness.
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And WarnerMedia has clearly been rethinking the strategy behind its individual streaming sites as it plans to launch a more comprehensive service later this year.
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The Pragyan rover can travel up to 1,640 feet (500 meters) away from its landing spot to get a more comprehensive look at the region.
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The app already collates all of your flight, hotel, and car reservations, so today's update makes its overview of your travel plans far more comprehensive.
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He dismissed the U.S.-backed military campaign against Islamic State in Syria as "only a few raids", and said a more comprehensive approach was needed.
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However, they provide a far more comprehensive picture than readily available data on international debt securities alone - which are often the focus of market commentary.
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The trolls of mythology can be conquered with lightning, church bells or heroic cunning, but shutting down today's patent trolls requires a more comprehensive approach.
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Kirsten Gillibrand and others testified in favor of the FAMILY Act, which is more comprehensive than the Republican plan expected to be introduced by Sen.
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If you need something more comprehensive to get a foot on the self-publishing ladder, give the (paid) 44-lecture course on Udemy a try.
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The DeepMind team plans to publish a more comprehensive description of their work in an actual paper; we'll add a link when we see it.
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That will encourage debates and chit-chats that are more exhaustive, both in the sense that they will be more comprehensive but also more tiring.
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Apple Photos has a more comprehensive set of editing tools available on mobile (if you stick to iOS) and desktop (if you stick to macOS).
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The big insurance companies don't like those plans because they allow a lot more companies into the industry to compete with their more comprehensive coverage.
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The ADP report, which is jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, was published ahead of the government's more comprehensive employment report for June due on Friday.
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It's showing signs of improvement—GIF support, location sharing, and more comprehensive search options are slowly rolling out—but it's a long way behind still.
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The proposal would align with "global standards and give investors more comprehensive information," said Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mary Jo White in a statement.
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The ADP report, developed with Moody's Analytics, has a poor track record predicting the private payrolls component of the Labor Department's more comprehensive jobs report.
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"I'd like to get a more comprehensive look than perhaps what we got today," said Mark Warner, the lead Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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The data come ahead of the U.S. Labor Department's more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday, which includes both public and private-sector employment.
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Worst-case scenario, is would siphon off some of these young, healthy people from more comprehensive plans, raising premiums for people still enrolled in them.
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Congress intended that 28503B providers be able to use their savings to stretch scarce resources to reach more eligible patients and provide more comprehensive services.
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We'll have a more comprehensive guide on how the Pixel 4 stacks up against Apple's latest smartphones once we've had more time to use it.
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The report comes ahead of a more comprehensive government payrolls data on Friday, where investors are looking to gauge the strength of the labor market.
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The findings of Cade's technical staff will be followed by a more comprehensive analysis and a final ruling by the agency's board by late July.
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For many progressives, the background check expansion is just the start of a more comprehensive approach that would include a ban on military-style weapons.
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"The new system offers a much more comprehensive process of control," Suely Araújo, president of Ibama, said in an interview in her office in Brasilia.
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Heller has cast federal land management as a top issue while in office, and he advocates for more comprehensive use of the country's energy resources.
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Trump wants to hold out for a more comprehensive agreement and bring China into a trilateral discussion with the Russians, something Beijing has adamantly rejected.
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The law recognized women's healthcare needs, outlawed discrimination in health care, and people gained access to more affordable preventive care and more comprehensive reproductive care.
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The ADP report, which is jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, was published ahead of the government's more comprehensive employment report for August due on Friday.
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The ADP figures came ahead of the Labor Department's more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday, which includes both public- and private-sector employment.
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His campaign strategist, Dan Newman, said Thursday that the initiative was more comprehensive than the legislative package and should go before voters in the fall.
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There are also several bills floating around the House and Senate that would end family separation policies, but do not address more comprehensive immigration reform.
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But it also begs the question as to why Google waited so long to add more comprehensive privacy controls to Android in the first place.
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And they said they see a need for more comprehensive research into the health compromises made by business travelers, both short haul and long haul.
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It said it also planned to conduct further negotiations with Japan and China on more comprehensive trade agreements, while pushing for reforms at the WTO.
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The plan backed by Mr. Rubio (and soon to be introduced in the House by Representative Ann Wagner, Republican of Missouri) is much more comprehensive.
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There is also representation of other countries that don't have a permanent pavilion at the park, making for a more comprehensive around-the-world experience.
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Some officials are considering a freeze as a first step toward a more comprehensive agreement for Mr. Kim to give up his entire nuclear program.
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As Vox has staffed up and gotten larger and more mature, with more comprehensive editing policies, we've had fewer errors like the one I made.
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During the Obama administration, funding for abstinence-only sex education was shifted toward more comprehensive sex education — and teen pregnancy dropped nationwide by 41 percent.
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Despite Iran's head start, however, its regime increasingly is susceptible to a counter-campaign, as part of a more comprehensive U.S. pressure strategy against Tehran.
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What's needed: A more comprehensive safety method would be for regulators and insurers to verify safety practices before the tech is tested in public environments.
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With the Chrome update, the company hopes to come out ahead by lessening the temptation of web users to install more comprehensive ad-blocking software.
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When we treat addiction from the very beginning as an illness rather than a crime, we can then take a more comprehensive and collaborative approach.
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Dr. Manhattan answered a nation's call when he ended the Vietnam War, but the price of victory was a more comprehensive and long-lasting defeat.
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"The specificity of each group requires a specific set of rights for each, and for some a more comprehensive system than for others," Young writes.
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A more comprehensive solution would be to foster more nonprofit health care delivery systems like Kaiser Permanente, an organization I worked at for 22 years.
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The focus is now on the Labor Department's more comprehensive jobs report due on Friday for further clues on the health of the U.S. economy.
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The more comprehensive technology, allowing face-based recognition for payment, was available to the public for the first time on Tuesday at the same location.
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As in, is he willing to go against the NRA's priorities and push like hell -- in the House especially -- for some more comprehensive gun reforms?
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In both of these critical regions, we need greater U.S. involvement, hopefully guided by more comprehensive thinking rather than ad hoc responses to erupting crises.
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But a more comprehensive measure that would have repealed major parts of the law with a ready replacement also came up short on Tuesday night.
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The U.S. dollar also gained after the release of the ADP data, which comes ahead of the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls data on Friday.
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The tax would be a temporary measure that would be applied only until a more comprehensive solution to fair digital taxation is approved, the Commission said.
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The ADP figures come ahead of the U.S. Labor Department's more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday, which includes both public and private sector employment.
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The ADP figures come ahead of the U.S. Labor Department's more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday, which includes both public- and private-sector employment.
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But it hasn't really taken off and you guys are pushing again to make a more comprehensive, more popular subscription service which you're rolling out today.
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Shailene Woodley once said her beauty secret was "just happiness, man," but I'm willing to bet her beauty routine is a bit more comprehensive than that.
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By incorporating health and schooling, the HDI seeks to provide a more comprehensive measure of quality of life than the simply material prosperity measured by GDP.
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By 2005, realizing that Pyongyang was closer to producing a nuclear weapon, Bush sought to negotiate a more comprehensive disarmament agreement – but it was too late.
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If you're looking for something a bit more comprehensive, and which doesn't rely on remote connections, keep an eye on CrossOver Android, currently in beta testing.
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That gives referrals a more comprehensive download of what's going on in the patient's life, Fong said, including data like recent lab results or previous treatments.
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The ADP data comes ahead of the U.S. Labor Department's more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday, which includes both public and private-sector employment.
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It's important to note that more comprehensive data from the Census Bureau have not yet confirmed the bottom that's being shown in the Labor Department numbers.
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That's an easy solution that lets the state government off the hook, when we should be demanding a more comprehensive plan that looks to the future.
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The distinction may seem procedural, but the Swiss proposal was for a more comprehensive appraisal and one that would be delivered more quickly, by August 2020.
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The guidelines that advise doctors on various medications should contain more comprehensive lists of potential drug interactions, including other prescription drugs as well as nonprescription drugs.
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Rather than buying extra insurance in the workplace, healthy people should compare prices in the private market because it is more comprehensive and typically less expensive.
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Do you consider your kits to be a middle ground between no testing and the more comprehensive testing offered by The Loop at festivals last year?
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Action Network's cofounder Brian Young says the group's tools are more comprehensive than just social media, and says they are experiencing a boom since Trump's election.
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The identification of metal fatigue, the degradation of a metal's structural integrity over repeated use, could necessitate more frequent and more comprehensive inspections of these parts.
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Most listings on Amazon come with a wide angle lens and a fish eye lens as well, letting you take more comprehensive shots of your surroundings.
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Today, the European Union has an even more comprehensive law, the General Data Protection Regulation, and each member state has a national agency to enforce it.
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Willis said the Insurance-Linked Securities (ILS) market faced a more "comprehensive test" as higher returns after record losses in 2017 did not materialize as anticipated.
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But with Democrats still in the Senate minority and shut out of the White House, proponents of more comprehensive reform are unlikely to accept compromise terms.
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Under the proposed rule, insured depository institutions with at least $50 billion in assets will be required to provide more comprehensive records on qualified financial contracts.
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Carly Mark: This is my first solo show, so it will be a more comprehensive group of work than I've had the opportunity to display before.
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Regardless, the commission should keep the quota where it is and wait until a more comprehensive management approach is developed to safeguard this critically important fish.
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For more comprehensive assistance in dealing with difficult and potentially sensitive situations, it's always a good idea to seek a new relationship with a trained therapist.
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And the unemployment rate in May held steady at 3.6 percent — nearly a 50-year low — while a more comprehensive gauge of underemployment actually edged lower.
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Interstitial scenes help paint a more comprehensive picture as the film's subjects discuss problems with drug use, generational trauma and the temptation to leave the reservation.
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The 10 essentials, are just that, but the club also lists a more comprehensive list of gear you will want to be comfortable during your trip.
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And that puts enormous pressure on him to achieve a more comprehensive disarmament than his predecessor in the Obama administration, John Kerry, extracted from the Iranians.
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Some insurers were accused of fraud, telling customers that the plans were more comprehensive than they were and leaving them uncovered when consumers became seriously ill.
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There is just one problem: Senior Senate authors of a long-stalled but much more comprehensive criminal justice package are steadfastly opposed to the alternative plan.
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Issuing a blanket ban was viewed as a more comprehensive solution to the problem, rather than enforcing a price gouging cap on individual items, eBay said.
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More comprehensive data is needed, but reports to the Southern Poverty Law Center and other groups over the past few months have revealed a few patterns.
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The goal is to support and scaffold students toward a more comprehensive understanding of the content, and eventually to identify the link between theory and practice.
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A plan to reach a more comprehensive trans-Atlantic trade deal early on in Mr. Trump's tenure fell apart over disagreements about how to address agriculture.
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Lighthizer will continue to lead talks with Beijing for a more comprehensive phase two deal that tackles remaining thorny issues, such as China's massive government subsidies.
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If you live and work in a city with huge amounts of public transit options, Citymapper is more comprehensive than Google Maps in some key ways.
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Members of Congress have been pushing for a more comprehensive policy on how to deter and respond to cyberattacks and acts of cyber espionage and crime.
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Finally, the Conference Board's Leading Economic Index provides a more comprehensive view of the economy, via a composite score derived from a variety of economic indices.
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The theory suggests the weapons didn't fly directly west toward the oil facilities, as Saudi and U.S. surveillance networks are much more comprehensive in these areas.
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DeSantis warned that it would end current programs, many of them popular -- which is true, though single-payer advocates argue the replacement would be more comprehensive.
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PerkinElmer earlier announced it is launching a new whole genome sequencing service to provide more comprehensive offerings to complement the neonatal and newborn screening it already sells.
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As you would expect, there's a Pro version available if you want to pay for more comprehensive protection, but the free edition does an excellent job too.
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Market focus is largely attuned to global trade developments, after Washington and Beijing effectively agreed to pause their trade war and work toward a more comprehensive pact.
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The company vowed to provide a more comprehensive overview of these vulnerabilities, as well as its efforts to fix them and prevent further issues, in the future.
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Space exploration is the exploration of the relationships among sub-systems within the universe, involving changes in perspective to increasingly more comprehensive points of view (Overview Systems).
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Whether you just want to put an end to autoplay videos on social media platforms, or are looking for a more comprehensive fix, we've got some tips.
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Advertisers, hoping for a more comprehensive picture of viewers, while not fully trusting the snapshots provided, are asking for even more data from streaming companies, he said.
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House Cleaning: Hire a weekly service to come tidy up your house, or schedule one for more comprehensive jobs, like for spring cleaning or when you move.
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The ADP report, which was jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, was released ahead of the government's more comprehensive December employment report, which will come out on Friday.
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The couriers presented Uber with a list of 10 demands, including higher nighttime rates, explanations for riders whose accounts were deactivated, and a more comprehensive insurance policy.
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The company says that it's rebuilt the app from the ground up, with more comprehensive map data and a new mode that's... basically just Google Street View.
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Senators raised the stakes against some of America's biggest tech companies on Wednesday, telling them they must take more comprehensive action against foreign actors misusing their platforms.
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Democratic presidential front-runner Hilary Clinton has been pushing for new rules to make background checks more comprehensive and close "loopholes" on some kinds of gun purchases.
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"More and more cities are monitoring air pollution now, satellite data is more comprehensive, and we are getting better at refining the related health estimates," Neira added.
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Yet, some experts say this bill is only a first step and that more comprehensive legislation may be needed to truly fix the uncertainty surrounding spaceflight regulation.
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The Plain View Project database presents a more comprehensive look at the issue, offering a revealing look into what some officers say about the communities they serve.
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From there, you can take a more comprehensive quiz in The Five Elements book, and read all about what your first and secondary elements say about you.
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Mokhiber says the nonprofit helped them come up with a more comprehensive look at this expense, which has nuances that drivers and underground dwellers alike can overlook.
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AMADAS promises to return to the market with the products that will change the status quo by solving more comprehensive key pain points of door lock solutions.
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But we actually need a much more comprehensive agenda that involves promoting competition, stronger antitrust laws, changing corporate governance, changing the bargaining relationship between workers and management.
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So you know we're going to have to have a much more comprehensive view and restructuring of the tech industry to think about what's good for people.
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"From our survey — and more comprehensive analyses like the PET Study — it seems fairly prevalent," Lindsey Barrett, Staff Attorney at Georgetown's Institute for Public Representation, told us.
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How do you resist those who want to turn it into something more comprehensive than just an ID scheme—and therefore make it more likely to fail?
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A more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday is expected to show the economy added 190,7363 jobs in December, down from the 228,000 additions in November.
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"Given Pakistan's complex security situation, both sides need to study and formulate a more comprehensive security plan to fully cover Chinese in Pakistan," the Global Times added.
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Despite rising wages, overall happiness has fallen from 13th position globally to 14th, pointing to a need for a more comprehensive approach from government, the report suggests.
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The more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday is expected to show the economy added 190,000 jobs in December, down from the 228,000 additions in November.
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Sanders' ad attempts to go further by demonstrating how the criminal justice system shapes the life chances of minorities and the need for a more comprehensive discussion.
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Collins also emphasized her opposition to more comprehensive legislation and instead advocated the Senate "produce a series of bills" aimed at addressing pressing issues in health care.
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So they are exposed to much more comprehensive and sexual health and education which hopefully translates into better services when they go into their line of work.
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The ADP report, which is jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, was published ahead of the government's more comprehensive employment report for February scheduled for release on Friday.
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But more importantly, she said, 3Scan gives scientists a better view and more comprehensive data set from any given tissue sample than they have ever had before.
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Yahoo News' Garance Franke-Ruta has a more comprehensive list of reasons for Clinton's loss: Since we're all talking about why Clinton lost again, here's my Dec.
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First, Senate Democrats and criminal justice advocates immediately downplayed and criticized the bill, calling for more comprehensive legislation that would focus on sentencing reforms and mandatory minimums.
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Since neither negotiations nor targeted responses successfully solved the problem, President Trump implemented a more comprehensive remedy, imposing quotas or tariffs on most of our trading partners.
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It has long been demonstrated, empirically and anecdotally, that organizations and decision-makers regularly make better and more comprehensive decisions when a diversity of voices is included.
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Aetna and Humana compete aggressively against each other to sell Medicare Advantage plans, which many people buy for coverage that is more comprehensive than under traditional Medicare.
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Boeing is planning a more comprehensive software update to its 737 Max planes after the US Federal Aviation Administration uncovered a new issue, according to multiple reports.
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But consulting a database maintained by the City of San Francisco produces an alarming, but perhaps more comprehensive, total of 17,595 people for the 2019 fiscal year.
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Three of the more comprehensive forms of analysis — cost-benefit analysis, environmental impact analysis, and risk assessment — built upon this growth, rising in importance in the 1970s.
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A more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday is expected to show the economy added 190,000 jobs in December, down from the 3003,000 additions in November.
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These short-term plans, which were intended as a stopgap between more comprehensive coverage, will soon be widely available across the country for extended periods of time.
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Antonio and Delacruz took me through the process that Starbucks recipe developers actually use to create a new flavor, and it's more comprehensive than I ever imagined.
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The report, jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, came ahead of the Labor Department's more comprehensive employment report on Friday, which includes both public and private sector payrolls.
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She still describes the Grassley measure as "a good bill," but says the network will start its next push in 2017 with more comprehensive measures in mind.
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The tie-up is designed to give travelers a more comprehensive way to manage their trip from door to door, and to reward them for the convenience.
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Some insurers have "fail first" policies, which mean that people have to try less-intensive treatment and fail at it before more comprehensive care will be covered.
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RESILIENT LABOR MARKET The ADP report, which is jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, came ahead of the release of the government's more comprehensive employment report on Friday.
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The works by contemporary artists are mostly from 2016, and a prevailing medium is painting — representational painting, or image-based work to use a more comprehensive term.
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Because they cover fewer benefits and because sick people can't buy them, they tend to be cheaper than the more comprehensive policies that must follow Obamacare's rules.
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On Tuesday, Rio's urban sanitation unit Comlurb kicked off a more comprehensive cleaning of some of the city's most transited areas, including around hospitals, the mayor added.
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On Tuesday, Rio's urban sanitation unit Comlurb kicked off a more comprehensive cleaning of some of the city's most transited areas, including around hospitals, the mayor added.
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Taking a broader view enables a more comprehensive strategy that could foster awareness and diversity, capture various skill levels and include tech employers across all pertinent industries.
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To stay competitive, companies like Priceline are beefing up their rental property inventory, which means searches through these sites should become even more comprehensive in the future.
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Tariffs and trade enforcement should be expanded to cover possible harm to downstream industries and to spur a more comprehensive plan that includes a national competitiveness strategy.
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"I think there needs to be a more comprehensive story told about the African American community, and we'll have a venue to do that," he told NPR.
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Supporters of the bill describe it as a partial solution and a place to start, and say it doesn't preclude Congress from pursuing more comprehensive paid leave.
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Last week, the department announced that passengers flying to the United States from all foreign airports would face a more comprehensive examination of luggage and electronic devices.
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The ADP report, which is jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, was published ahead of the government's more comprehensive employment report for August, which is due on Friday.
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The FTC order is still pending approval but per our earlier post, we've agreed to a more comprehensive privacy framework that governs how we build our products.
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Advocates stress a campaign won't solve the problem unless it is part of a more comprehensive approach that includes bolstering treatment, changing opioid prescribing patterns and more.
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The center based its report on a more comprehensive study by George Washington University and the Commonwealth Fund conducted before details of the Republican bill were known.
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Reaffirming this agreement may be a small step in the right direction, but the U.S. has significant work ahead to build a more comprehensive cyber defense infrastructure.
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Increase subsidies by tying them to Obamacare's more comprehensive "gold" level plans and capping premiums at a maximum of 8.5 percent of income, no matter your income.
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However, until a final more comprehensive deal is reached, tariffs that Trump has already imposed on over $303 billion worth of Chinese goods will remain in place.
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Right now I believe Facebook is avoiding the inevitable step of creating a much more comprehensive and locally informed set of rules, both for pragmatic and idealistic reasons.
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Facebook has been working on a more comprehensive music licensing policy for months, some believe as it gears up to take a bigger step into music services itself.
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So, I think what-, what-, most likely, the consolidation will happen around the local players, to try to offer a more comprehensive service, or fabric, for our consumers.
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Deeper transparency in financial markets, more comprehensive prudential regulations, and enforcement of financial crimes would make it harder for financiers to profit off the systemic risk they create.
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This is sort of like how data detectors work in iOS, but Google's feature looks to be more comprehensive, and it's powered by Google's AI for smarter identification.
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The acquisition strategy is about using its checkbook to expand the capabilities of the platform to offer a more comprehensive set of tools beyond core backup and recovery.
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The sources said investigators were also pressing Twitter, Google and other companies for similar data, and urging Twitter to conduct a more comprehensive search of its data banks.
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"In the future, adding bilateral repos to an alternative rate would make its coverage more comprehensive," OFR Director Richard Berner wrote in a blog post published on Thursday.
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They say their targets are more comprehensive and some claim their schemes are more effective in tracking whether a product is ethically sourced every step of the way.
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The systems require more sensors and software than conventional brakes, and automakers said they need time to engineer the systems into vehicles as part of more comprehensive makeovers.
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Search King made similar arguments in its lawsuit, and a 2008 Cornell Law Review article by professors Oren Bracha and Frank Pasquale laid out a more comprehensive theory.
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The true employment condition, as well as the quality of those jobs, can be found in the tax receipt story, which is more comprehensive than the BLS's estimate.
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The monthly survey is based on a slightly more comprehensive sample so should be more accurate but the differences between the two surveys turn out to be minor.
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The surveys , which are designed to capture voter sentiment surrounding the key issues, will provide a more comprehensive look at voting behavior, opinions and preferences, Fox News announced.
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These tend to be more comprehensive in what they save than the stock syncing services mentioned above, but you don't usually get two-way syncing to other computers.
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Europe's new GDPR legislation requires tools to provide all available data on a given user, which means it's far more comprehensive than what you'd get from an API.
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Yet Demet Kara with the Hatay Archaeology Museum told the Hürriyet Daily News that the skeleton is "much more comprehensive" than most other mosaics found from its era.
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The report itself recommends a range of strategies, including more comprehensive sex education in schools, mandatory seatbelts and helmets, cleaner cooking fuels indoors and increased drinking age limits.
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In contrast, the Fed has chosen to focus in recent years on the personal consumption expenditure (PCE) deflator, which is a less-known but more comprehensive price measure.
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But while intelligence officials confirmed some procedural details, they largely declined to discuss the contents of a more comprehensive review that they delivered to President Obama on Thursday.
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While there are trust mechanisms in place to ensure the authenticity of jewelry, they tend to be more piecemeal and this one is designed to be more comprehensive.
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Democrats in both chambers and some Republicans, like Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley -- who has been working on the issue for some time -- want a more comprehensive deal.
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The two companies' combined enterprise value, a more comprehensive measure of total value than market capitalization, would value the merger at more than $20 billion, the Journal reported.
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But in aviation, at least, a mini-deal with Europe would be punitive and likely to force Britain back to the negotiating table for a more comprehensive agreement.
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It's something that Google will surely improve over time, and I'd bet money that more comprehensive controls will someday come to the Pixel 4 or future Pixel phones.
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Joint designations would send a strong message to the global financial system, and the freezing of assets related to the designated parties would be more comprehensive and effective.
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The new rules would "provide investors with a more comprehensive understanding of a registrant's mining properties, which should help them make more informed investment decisions," the agency wrote.
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" He also stressed that the endorsement of such sites was not a "magic bullet" but rather "one piece of a larger, more comprehensive approach to the heroin epidemic.
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Beyond regulatory concerns, small businesses would face imbalanced risk pools: one pool for businesses that want bare-bones plans and one for firms that need more comprehensive coverage.
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Ms. Ambrosini tried a new idea: She enlisted the Cincinnati Art Museum in a more comprehensive exhibition for 2009 that the two museums would split, sharing the costs.
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Rhode Island also joined the free community college club this year, after a more comprehensive (and more expensive) free college bill was whittled down in the state legislature.
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And I wondered if some Americans' suspicion of migrants could have been softened or even erased if there had been more comprehensive, regular coverage on the Mediterranean crises.
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Some lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives are advocating for legislation that would only tackle prison reforms without addressing more comprehensive and controversial changes to sentencing laws.
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In fact, the report barely focuses on Clinton at all, but rather reveals a more comprehensive timeline of events based on interviews with eyewitnesses and senior intelligence officials.
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A similar idea appeared in a more comprehensive draft bill circulated last year by Senator Ron Wyden, but Mr. Wyden has yet to introduce that bill this session.
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The proposals asked Amazon to develop a more comprehensive approach to reducing its carbon footprint and put the brakes on how the company sells surveillance technologies to governments.
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In addition, a bipartisan congressional coalition that includes Senators Joni Ernst and Elizabeth Warren has sponsored the College Transparency Act, which would create more comprehensive program-level data.
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Some doctors have now given me data recording sheets, and I've been trying to adapt various charts to help people gain a more comprehensive understanding of pain management.
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That unplanned surge is straining corporate network systems, offering nation-state hackers an undreamed-of opportunity to unleash a second wave of more comprehensive attacks on American businesses.
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Every provider offers different insurance options that can vary depending on what you've selected, and it might not be too late to upgrade to a more comprehensive plan.
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The reduction in violence is expected to continue into the next phase of the process, until the two Afghan sides can agree to a more comprehensive cease-fire.
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Investors are waiting for Friday's preliminary IHS Markit PMI surveys of businesses in January for a more comprehensive assessment of any change in the economy since the election.
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For a more comprehensive tribute to Leskov, listen to the opera that Shostakovich forged from the story, in 1934, earning him the dangerous displeasure of the Stalin regime.
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"It's disappointing that the administration thinks that troop numbers are a substitute for a more comprehensive strategy," said a U.S. defense official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Putting the different sources of information together allowed the researchers to have a more comprehensive view of what was going on in the Gulf immediately after the spill.
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While the United Nations health agency said it needed more comprehensive information to confirm precisely the cause of the infections, it said a new coronavirus was a possibility.
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Luckily, though, there are many countries where, as a legal resident, you can qualify for a local healthcare plan that's often more comprehensive and less costly than Medicare.
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Block said he does expect a more comprehensive deal, just because the two economies are so important to each other, but it will not be any time soon.
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Dr. Hemingway and his colleagues modeled the evolution of the moon's icy shell, accounting for its thickness, elasticity, strength and temperature, and uncovered a simpler, more comprehensive explanation.
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Here are four ideas worth considering as part of a more comprehensive strategy that would need to be worked out by election officials in discussion with other stakeholders.
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Flight attendants develop a more comprehensive and detailed knowledge of aircraft models than the average passenger due to their training and the amount of time they spend flying.
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When the Sioux come calling in "The New Land," for example, it's treated not as a mass movement but one intimate, harrowing piece of a more comprehensive terror.
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Yet, taking a more comprehensive approach, "New Zealand is the only one that has stitched that whole idea together," said David Lovatt, Partner at global accounting firm Deloitte.
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A more comprehensive unclassified version will be provided after the completion of a review of what information in the classified report can be made public, the spokeswoman said.
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With the new collection — which includes a redesigned Tap & Chip Reader, as well as the Dock and Retail Stand — Shopify has created a more comprehensive solution for offline retail.
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The new research, led by Dr. Robert Rosenheck of the Yale School of Medicine, included 183 people who received typical care and 223 who got the more comprehensive services.
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It is closely modeled on an earlier and even more comprehensive study by the McKinsey Global Institute entitled "Saudi Arabia beyond oil: the investment and productivity transformation" (December 2015).
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The bipartisan bill, which was introduced to the Senate in December 2016, would effectively maintain the temporary protections offered by DACA while Congress passes a more comprehensive immigration reform.
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The new method allows the Swiss economy's competitive and trading relationships to be replicated in a more comprehensive and up-to-date way, the central bank said on Wednesday.
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Instead of charging a commission, advisors may want to consider a fee schedule that wraps up the investment advice and the more comprehensive financial planning these younger clients need.
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Bernie Sanders said he supports Trump's move to protect manufacturing jobs, though he said the only way to do that is to take a more comprehensive look at trade.
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This month, he signed an executive order that would allow insurance companies to provide cheap, low-quality health coverage while increasing premiums for people who need more comprehensive care.
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Setting up networks of potential hosts ahead of time will allow Airbnb to have more comprehensive data on individual hosts and what their particular offerings and restrictions might be.
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Of 37 financial institutions that have applied for new or more comprehensive bank licences with the European Central Bank, 30 have picked Frankfurt as their European headquarters, Vaeth said.
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And so, if they had really coordinated this and come out with a more comprehensive plan, here&aposs our plan, we&aposre going to fine players if they kneel.
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This difference is the reason whole genome sequencing offers much more comprehensive health-care data, leading the Mayo Clinic to begin using Veritas' tests in their executive health programs.
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The report, jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, came ahead of the Labor Department's more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday, which includes both public and private-sector employment.
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Instead of relying on users alone to tag videos — which is haphazard and inconsistent — it will allow these sites to build a more comprehensive database of what they're offering.
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The report notes that a more comprehensive agenda will be sent to Congress after Robert Lighthizer, who has been nominated to head the USTR, is confirmed by the Senate.
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"Someone with chronic illness, they're going to end up wanting to buy the more comprehensive coverage," says Joe Antos, a health policy expert with the conservative American Enterprise Institute.
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And some of these features are already trickling out to some extent, but LaunchDarkly offers a more comprehensive look at how to roll these new features out, Harbaugh said.
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And based on the reporting following the shooting, existing laws, if they were enforced in a more comprehensive way, could have prevented Roof in particular from getting a gun.
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Talks have touched on a possible joint use of Gibraltar airport and more comprehensive sharing of fiscal data between Britain and Spain for Gibraltar residents to prevent tax avoidance.
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Ultimately, the goal is to begin a more comprehensive trial by 2019 in Greenwich, with the aim of rolling it out beyond to other locales further down the road.
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Polar is making a smartwatch for people who need more comprehensive fitness features than the basic step counting and heart rate monitoring you get with most Android Wear devices.
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The near-term goal therefore should be an agreement that halts advances in North Korea's nuclear weapons and missile programs and provides the foundation for a more comprehensive rollback.
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Like many of Mr. Obama's proposals, that wouldn't be a game changer for working-class Americans, but it would have been a constructive piece of a more comprehensive solution.
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While the weekly estimates are considered less reliable than the more comprehensive monthly numbers, they have generally provided a good guide to trends in the monthly data (tmsnrt.rs/2reYzCF).
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The ADP report, which is jointly developed with Moody's Analytics, was published ahead of the government's more comprehensive employment report for November, which is scheduled for release on Friday.
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There, she works with a more comprehensive birth chart, which takes into consideration not only your birth date, but also where and at what exact time you were born.
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Doug Collins, whose Redemption Act mirrors the Cornyn-Whitehouse bill and has the most momentum in the House, told Axios he supports some broader, more comprehensive criminal justice reforms.
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Buying a more comprehensive plan will cost you more every month, but you might decide it's worth the extra money to avoid the financial consequences of an unexpected bill.
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The ADP National Employment Report, which comes ahead of the more comprehensive monthly nonfarm payrolls data, showed U.S. private employers added 102,000 jobs in June, well below economists' expectations.
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"We expect to have a full set of results, and more comprehensive answers about specific remedial actions available to the public this week," the district said in a statement.
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The House passed a more comprehensive financial deregulation bill last year, but senators are hopeful that the House will accept the bill that they approve with only minor changes.
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"What I want to do, and what we decided together with your president, is that we can work on a more comprehensive deal addressing all the concerns," Macron said.
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Dr. Robert H. Eckel, a professor of medicine at the University of Colorado who wrote an editorial accompanying the study, called the work far more comprehensive than previous reviews.
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But in 2011, the Government Accountability Office recommended that the Transportation Department collect and share more comprehensive on-time performance data, including flights on regional carriers to smaller airports.
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It's also unclear whether the glowing blur that occasionally overtakes them (a homage to Naomi Uman's experimental film "Removed") represents sexual desire or a more comprehensive sense of identity.
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The bill would mandate far more comprehensive access to health care, with no out-of-pocket costs, for all California residents at an estimated cost of $400 billion annually.
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The new Tinder Safety Center, developed in collaboration with the Match Group Advisory Council, has also been updated to be more comprehensive, informing users of new tools and resources.
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Some studies in adults suggest it can be helpful to replace sugar-sweetened beverages with diet soda, but in the context of a more comprehensive behavioral weight loss program.
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But without a more comprehensive approach to dealing with economic and social problems in northern Mozambique, she believes the insurgency will become an entrenched and long-term security problem.
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Putin and Trump are expected to meet for longer, more comprehensive talks at a summit of the Group of 20 nations in Argentina at the end of the month.
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The existence of a common enemy — those Comanches, whose aggression offends both Blocker and Yellow Hawk — creates a cautious, tactical alliance that foreshadows a more comprehensive settling of differences.
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European officials have raised the possibility of negotiating a "mini deal" on trade with the United States as a way of establishing some good will toward more comprehensive negotiations.
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But a more comprehensive explanation of what drives their choices would go a long way toward lifting the veil from a system that many regard as an impenetrable mystery.
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That, though, has to be merely the start; a more comprehensive system is required if there is to be any hope of these situations being avoided in the future.
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Salesforce has followed a familiar pattern with Einstein, announcing it to great hype, introducing it slowly, then building on the initial release to offer a more comprehensive set of tools.
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But RAND also cautioned that the research just on closing the background check loopholes and making the system more comprehensive or universal was "inconclusive" when it came to firearm homicides.
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The American Petroleum Institute is scheduled to release data on U.S. crude stockpiles on Tuesday afternoon, followed by a more comprehensive report by the U.S. Department of Energy on Wednesday.
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That said, "if you have any real concerns about your mental health, you're better suited talking to a therapist and coming up with a more comprehensive care plan," Marin says.
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Is it better to accept an imperfect solution that guarantees progress on paid leave, or hold out in the hope of a more comprehensive, inclusive and generous policy later on?
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A mutual extension of the treaty would therefore be an easy but substantive win and could very well lay the groundwork for more comprehensive arms control talks in the future.
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The two sides must work out a compromise by July 4, when Merkel's cabinet is due to consider a more comprehensive 2019 budget proposal, and a longer-term spending plan.
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If the EA shows no significant environmental impact, according to court papers, the corps may forego the more comprehensive Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), which can sometimes take years to complete.
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Hopefully next, Instagram will integrate a more comprehensive search functionality like Twitter's; as it stands now, you can only search for profiles, hashtags, or locations as opposed to general words.
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But in its second term, the White House wanted to go bigger, and it needed Congress to act once again — this time on a more comprehensive criminal justice reform bill.
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This is a promising cooperative starting point, but more comprehensive and consistent regulatory frameworks will have to be developed in order to ensure that off-Earth resources are managed sustainably.
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"It's a much more comprehensive bill," he said of the House version, but his version has a broader backing from environmental and labor groups, as well as the business community.
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