He has also signaled a more independent stance on security.
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As she becomes more independent, it gets a bit easier.
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As such, more independent voices have come to the fore.
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Indeed, corporate travel might be becoming a more independent affair.
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But it's here: bigger, fiercer, and more independent than ever.
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And he is keen to make the courts more independent.
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Does it help you develop into a more independent learner?
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They certainly historically have been more independent of the government.
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When you're more independent, you rely less on your parents.
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Older people and preteens will become more independent and mobile.
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With the screenplay, it seems personal; more independent and quiet.
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The new WatchOS makes the watch more independent from the iPhone.
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Or that your cells might be more independent than you are?
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They are more independent and possessive of food or other items.
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Facebook had emerged as an important, more independent channel for information.
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"My meme account has definitely made me more independent," Rowan said.
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His parents give him room to breathe, and become more independent.
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His parents give him room to breathe, and become more independent.
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There are now more independent voters in California than registered Republicans.
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"People up here tend to be more independent," Mr. Roberts added.
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The physical act of leaving the house made me feel more independent.
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Being freed from being stationary of course has made us more independent.
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"Our judiciary is more independent than theirs," he said on July 21st.
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Although Tamy Murrell is determined to become more independent, at 591 lbs.
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The polls also showed that Trump, 70, is attracting more independent voters.
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Anything that makes the Watch more independent is an important step forward.
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"We need a generation that is more independent and educated," Kyendikuwa said.
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You need more independent nonpolitical bodies that do the job for everyone.
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And that hand is starting to get more independent and more useful.
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More independent woman now, she helps vanquish Bluto in the first episode.
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And she was three years older than me and far more independent.
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People with disabilities can lead more independent lives with reliable transit options.
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Independent comedy lives on — just now more independent (gulp) than ever before.
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I think women have become way more independent than we were before.
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Carmen said her daughters have learned to become more independent through traveling.
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Besides, I already said we'd add more independent members during SCTY merger.
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This boyfriend from college said I was more independent than others he'd dated.
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They sought an election system that freed up leaders to be more independent.
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Artists who stay in the bedroom pop have chosen a more independent route.
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The goal is a more independent board that is faced with annual elections.
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But more recently, tech companies appear to have taken a more independent turn.
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He says he would make institutions such as the attorney-general more independent.
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Some countries have art-house movie theaters dedicated to showing more independent films.
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They were fuzzy, but fierce, already more independent than dog puppies their age.
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She is American, more independent, more straitlaced, more willing to forgo her urges.
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More independent hotels are either joining the big chains or shutting their doors.
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More importantly, RSPO agreed to overhaul its complaints panel to make it more independent.
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It would be great to have it be more independent of the phone, though.
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Stronger governance, including a more independent and diverse board, could make investors more confident.
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When Venus reenters Libra, you're going to have more independent control over money matters.
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The more independent Apple Watch may be released before the end of the year.
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Washington needs fewer politicians and more independent voices focused on serving the American people.
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They moved on to more independent physical pursuits – push-ups and jogging and such.
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It also started providing more information on public transport for the more independent travelers.
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Notably, these cracktros and demos were also being produced in a more independent manner.
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Indeed, freshmen and senior senators alike seem to be embracing a more independent approach.
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This has helped me become more independent and appreciate the things that I buy.
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Opponents are also skeptical that work mandates will help Medicaid enrollees become more independent.
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The justice minister was named chief prosecutor, formerly a separate and more independent post.
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A lot of younger, more independent magazines are going for a more natural finish.
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It gets picked up by more independent producers and films have a life after that.
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Another factor in the restructurings are institutional investors seeking stronger governance and more independent boards.
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Glusman is a relatively unknown actor, who seems to have stuck with more independent films.
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My intention since the start had been to create a more independent and flexible lifestyle.
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Kim Kardashian West thought of herself as a more independent woman before marrying Kanye West.
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The SEC's deal offer also asked Tesla to appoint two more independent directors, sources said.
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But as the economy shifts from farming to manufacturing, working women are becoming more independent.
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"Technology is enabling me to be more independent," said Curran, an author and research analyst.
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Besides The Ringer, more independent publishers like The Awl and Pacific Standard have joined Medium.
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Now it has nominated four non-Japanese directors for an expanded and more independent board.
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They want her to be more feminist, more independent, more strident than she already is.
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The closer a correlation to zero, the more independent two parts of the market are.
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Such concerns are not to be dismissed: more independent research into their effects is needed.
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"It feels more independent than we've ever been," Mr. Armstrong said in a phone interview.
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This week, the U.S. company that powered Amelia Earhart, sketched out a more independent strategy.
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However, when it becomes a bit more independent we will be able to sex it.
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More and more independent film voices are finding a home in cable and streaming television.
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The police and judiciary became more assertive and more independent, for example, as did prosecutors.
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All things considered, life was just easier and I was more independent in a wheelchair.
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But he said he hoped they would grow more independent by living farther from home.
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A technocrat would say this showed the need for even stronger and more independent institutions.
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They view the Justice Department as more independent than, say, the State or Treasury Departments.
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The Sun enters forward-thinking Aquarius on January 20, encouraging us to become more independent.
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Webster says that this is a natural outcome of China's push to become more independent.
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But even though cats are generally more independent than dogs, they're not self-sufficient loners.
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"With each one of those steps, I built a more independent life," Warren told Vogue.
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And your kids — especially when they're older and more independent — will likely enjoy them too.
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Yes, they were becoming more independent, speaking in full sentences and even long fluid paragraphs.
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As urban women grow more independent and more valuable to their parents, rural men are struggling.
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The company's investments in its warehouses have persuaded ever more independent sellers to use them, too.
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People wait years, sometimes a decade, for basic supports to help them lead more independent lives.
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Many Japanese companies have made progress adding more independent directors with diverse views to their boards.
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"Being out there and being able to be more independent...that has changed her life forever."
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This intense care will continue for the next three months or so, until he's more independent.
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Moon has vowed to reform the country's prosecutors' office by making it more independent from politics.
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Instead, congressional leadership will likely have to become more decentralized, with committees gaining more independent power.
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We can help them to be more independent which will improve their quality of life significantly.
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There have long been tensions between conservatives and more independent-minded moderates in the G.O.P. here.
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MORE INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS Under former President Jacob Zuma, approval for new producers was delayed for years.
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As agencies felt more independent from Congress, they have increasingly treated congressional demands as purely discretionary.
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Modeling by Monmouth found Sanders' lead is bigger in a higher-turnout scenario with more independent voters.
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The major update to Google's wearable OS is supposed to help make the watches become more independent.
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We need more independent leaders and as they get wins we need to celebrate and support them.
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While it is hard in many ways, it has challenged me to be stronger and more independent.
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The differences: Senators are more independent than House members — and more likely to resist White House pressure.
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That will allow Americans to make a more independent decision about the wisdom of a continuing resolution.
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This has become much more independent under pressure from the European Union, which Romania joined in 2007.
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However, it welcomed proposals to make anti-doping more independent, improve support for whistleblowers and standardize testing.
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As a result, more independent filmmakers have turned to the international festival circuit in search of recognition.
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Instead, Andie uses the time as an escape, a chance to become more independent, her mother said.
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NM: In the book, Zeke observes that young women are more independent and more dissatisfied than ever.
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The three of us are all Republicans who are now recovering and are more independent than ever.
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In your romantic life, try to be more independent and stop depending on your lover for validation.
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They chose the musicians themselves; they appointed their conductor—they were far more independent than American orchestras.
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Cabiddu has found that attitudes are very different in Caligiari, as older people live more independent lives.
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The new App Store on the Watch doesn't make it any more independent from the iPhone, however.
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The infant will be reintroduced to her mother when the baby is stronger and a little more independent.
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But now that Sam is 18, he wants to be more independent, leaving Elsa in an identity crisis.
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Second, banks may need to make their boards more independent, to create a firebreak when executives mess up.
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Hermes EOS, which represents large institutional investors, also wants more independent representatives on VW's 20-member supervisory board.
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It is more independent than its peer central banks, but even it requires political cover for contentious policies.
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A few developers were hopeful that the Apple Watch would continue to become more independent from the iPhone.
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Two became more independent in the bathroom, able to more effectively move from their wheelchairs to the toilet.
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LT: JOHN O'SULLIVAN CEO, TOURISM AUSTRALIA We are seeing more independent, self sufficient Chinese visitors coming to Aus.
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Notable Republicans also raised questions about the timing of Comey's dismissal, suggesting a more independent investigation is appropriate.
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During 30 years of democracy, many of Brazil's judges and prosecutors have become more independent and more professional.
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We already saw how more independent voters affected the Republican primary in 2016 in going with an outsider.
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The company is responding by setting up a separate group to bring more independent oversight to the process.
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Ankara will almost certainly discover the high cost of pursuing a more independent or antagonistic policy toward Washington.
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This is an excellent screen-free use of technology that can spark creativity and even more independent play.
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But either way, for my runs, I favor clothing by smaller, more independent labels dedicated solely to running.
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Charming Venus makes her way into ethereal Aquarius on December 20, encouraging us to take more independent action.
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People with visual impairments, who are currently unable to operate vehicles independently, could be more independent and empowered.
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If Benchmark forces a more independent board, it will probably open the door to a faster Uber IPO.
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"This might have been an attempt to make him look more independent," Ms. Cutter said of Judge Gorsuch.
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"Iranians never trusted the West... That's why Tehran seeks cooperation with more independent countries (like China)," Khamenei said.
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Standards at China's law schools are improving, courts are becoming more independent from local governments and judges better qualified.
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I'm hoping that when she gets to high school she will be more social and a little more independent.
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One of Stow's primary goals is to live a more independent lifestyle, which his rehabilitation doctor believes is realistic.
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The company is tinkering with the design of Watch apps to make the device more independent of the iPhone.
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There have been efforts launched by activist investors to force a more independent board in previous years as well.
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Ultimately, as the changes in the region solidify, Latin America will become more prosperous, more independent, and more important.
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US-Russian relations Uzbekistan is often seen as one of the more independent former Soviet states in Central Asia.
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Another hopes to open her own auto shop to teach women about cars so they can be more independent.
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Arguably, it's why the SEC settlement requires more independent board members and a new chair in the first place!
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"Maybe it made me a little more independent-film centric to try to find something more containable," Mulligan says.
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Zen Rooms was one of a number of new 'more independent' businesses founded by Rocket Internet in Southeast Asia.
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This more independent, and often independent-minded, youngish cohort is rapidly growing, as is their use of social media.
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Most others, however, are trying to avoid offending the fervent Trump followers while not alienating more independent-minded centrists.
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" She concluded, "And then, just think how much money we would have left over to make more independent films.
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But the problem is not so much with justices, who tend to become more independent-minded as they age.
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Especially if you're trying to be more independent than some of the orphanage-style kids at the Thai gyms.
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At the time, there were more independent bookstores in the area and they needed a niche, Ms. Epstein said.
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Mr. Ince has also promised a more independent judiciary, greater personal freedoms and an end to excessive government spending.
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You want your employees to be more independent, but it can also be hard to relinquish the control sometimes.
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Some 53 major movies and network television shows are now shooting in the state, and countless more independent projects.
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And having places for children to go is an asset throughout their lives, especially as they become more independent.
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These commissions vary in form, some allowing elected politicians as members and other more independent ones not allowing them.
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And I think growing up like that, I had to be, I think it made me a little more independent.
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But we at least assume he'll have a more independent view of things than someone considered to be a loyalist.
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Volkswagen might have been taken over by a rival car company instead, or perhaps it would have more independent shareholders.
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As kids become more independent, we want to foster their sense of responsibility and give them room to prove themselves.
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The review found problems with management, budgeting and potential conflicts of interest, recommending more oversight and a more independent board.
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Michael Rogers and Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter back the proposal to expand Cyber Command and make it more independent.
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"It might mean Europe has to be more independent and more united, and that can only be positive," she said.
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George is already growing more independent, thanks to his parents' attention being drawn to his younger siblings, Fabulous Magazine reported.
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There are more independent-leaning movie directors — people like Liu Jie, Jia Zhangke and Zhang Yimou, to a certain extent.
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Once the cubs are bigger, stronger and a little more independent, they will make their public debut at the zoo.
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And I think where we're going to see it takes us is a call for more independent, sustainable power sources.
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The Washington Post reporters needed at least one more independent verification before they published stories linking Richard Nixon to Watergate.
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"When you have more independent review, whether it's a mechanic or the owner, things come to light quicker," Smith believes.
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Why this matters: The more independent experts say Obamacare isn't falling apart, the more Republicans have to justify repealing it.
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In adolescence, kids also typically become more independent and less affectionate with their parents as they develop their own identities.
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Breakingviews AT&T's audacious $85 billion bid for Time Warner may help more independent advisory companies handle mergers and acquisitions.
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Going to an overnight camp for the past nine summers, I learned to become a more independent and courageous person.
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You're one of the more independent signs in the zodiac, but today partnering will be a big theme for you.
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IFP has also offered to drop its demand provided KIRIN makes its board more independent by adding two independent directors.
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But good managers know that everyone will be better off the more independent, self-motivated and capable the team becomes.
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They'll know more, and feel more capable and confident (and therefore more independent), the more you're able to do this.
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In hopes that high-maintenance employees will become more independent over time, you might be tempted to keep your distance.
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"Our project represents around 500,000 tonnes ... the La Mede refinery project will make France a lot more independent," Pouyanne said.
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She takes a bus to rural Montana, where she finds romance and becomes a more independent, confident version of herself.
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No mainland Chinese media - official mainstream papers or more independent-leaning publications - reported the attempts to protest in China's capital.
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For example, only children tend to be more independent, and better at entertaining themselves than those with siblings, Dr. Newman notes.
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"The stereotype of Gen Xers is that they tend to be more independent and less trusting of financial advisors," said Carter.
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But with the rise of cryptocurrencies, it seems the Marshall Islands saw a potential way to feel a little more independent.
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There were also some more independent successes in tech that made me excited about where we are — and where we're going.
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Alessandra Nucci, a writer on Catholic affairs, says that there are more and more "independent operators" like Mr Moscato in Europe.
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But I do think overall for a lot of the biggest questions, I just want to build a more independent process.
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Throughout his campaign, Bolsonaro said he wants the Brazilian central bank to be more independent and to privatize state-run companies.
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Some politicians in Bhutan would like their country to pursue a more independent policy, and China is keen to encourage that.
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Metro has overhauled management at its Russia business and is introducing bulk discounts to attract more independent traders and restaurant owners.
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C. TAGLIARENI: Being out there and being able to be more independent and think for herself, that has changed her life.
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In eight weeks, once the puppies are more independent, Grayce and her kids will be up for adoption through Rescue Rovers.
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He has since back-tracked, and said he was merely pursuing a more independent foreign policy by strengthening ties with China.
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Also, we've got a good thing going here — she's more independent by the day and we've figured out our family routine.
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If we can successfully block this nomination, it could lead to a more independent, moderate selection that both parties could support.
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"The stereotype of Gen Xers is that they tend to be more independent and less trusting of financial advisors," said Carter.
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"Now the role of women is more independent," said Mari Miura, a professor of political science at Sophia University in Tokyo.
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Journalists have been arrested, newspapers have been shut down, and Facebook has emerged as an important, more independent channel for information.
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But the board also agreed to add six more seats for new directors to bring more "independent" voices to the company.
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Erik's solo puzzle, on the other hand, is like "Moonlight"; more independent, and consumed by fewer people, but absolutely mold-breaking.
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At that point, most foals have become more independent anyway, straying from their mother's protective embrace to play with their peers.
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But, while it's great to be able to rely on the kindness of others, I deserve a more independent, integrated experience.
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The kind of movies women make, they're often thought of as movies for a smaller population, more independent, not as broad.
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"It's important to make women herders more independent financially, so they don't rely on their husbands' generosity or understanding," she added.
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This year's panel — though its exact membership is not yet known — has been framed by the Olympic committee as more independent.
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But Mr Trump's unpredictability is prompting Japan's leader to step up his efforts to fashion a more independent and assertive foreign policy.
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Once the kittens are more independent, all of the babies and moms will be spayed/neutered, vaccinated and put up for adoption.
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It's moved beyond the Cowell-era idea that its singers are mere clay for judges to mold, casting more independent-minded performers.
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"Malaysia's judges are more independent than Singapore's for cases with political implications," wrote Jolovan Wham, an activist, on Facebook on April 27th.
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In the wake of Mr Volcker's success, other countries moved towards making central banks more independent, starting with New Zealand in 1989.
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She was more independent than her town was used to, raising eyebrows when she tried to talk to friends about moral philosophy.
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That's funny because it seems like most musicians I talk to get more independent as they get older, and less into collaborating.
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They are more disobedient — negatively — or more independent — positively — than girls, and they suffer for this, throughout their pre-university educational career.
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"You do not start by working on society, you start by yourself to be a freer person and a more independent person."
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She also said I shouldn't hold him very much or give him any cuddles so he could be more independent for comfort.
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"Judges are today much more independent than they used to be," Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told the European Parliament earlier this month.
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And now obviously women are running things and they're much more independent and they're CEOs and they're doing all these incredible things.
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On the other hand, a rise in the creation of smaller, more independent games that deal with the police as central subjects.
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It's unclear, then, if there would be significant consumer demand for this more independent effort, no matter how clever it may be.
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The other reason is the growing status of women in society; they don't need men to provide anymore and are more independent.
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Boards are more independent than they used to be, thanks largely to regulatory changes introduced after corporate-governance scandals early last decade.
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Turkey has been pursuing a foreign policy that is more independent and which does not follow the western play book by letter.
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A new election law has opened the door to more independent candidates, many eager to shake off Lebanon's legacy of sectarian politics.
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Verónica worried about them less, and their relationship took on a more typically American aspect: the girls became more independent and defiant.
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While plans are far from fully delineated, Prince Mohammed appears to be charting a more independent course for the Saudi oil industry.
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The CJNG steadily became more independent from the Sinaloa Cartel after the 2010 death of Ignacio Coronel, Guzman's top lieutenant in Jalisco.
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Mr. Duterte appears determined to carve out a more independent foreign policy than his reliably pro-American predecessor, Benigno S. Aquino III.
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So by using three or more independent providers, you are making it several orders of magnitude harder to steal all the data!
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The collection features a calming color palette, sensory-inclusive features and easy closures to help kids feel more independent when dressing themselves.
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The good news is that once you get outside these two elite groups you find a lot more independent thinking and flexibility.
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Corey Johnson, the speaker of the New York City Council, promised to blaze a new and more independent path for the Council.
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But he owes his ascension to the Democratic establishment, and he has vowed to make the Council more independent of the mayor.
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Allowing your employees to do things the way they think is best is important if you want them to be more independent.
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Some labour unions and members of Ramaphosa's governing African National Congress party are deeply suspicious of allowing in more independent power producers.
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Most of all, he advocated making the global antidoping regulator more independent of sports organizations, empowering it to be an aggressive policeman.
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But too many are environmental: As adolescents, boys start to become more independent and they start to isolate, and we let them.
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Still, Chesky said Airbnb will complete IPO preparations by year-end, including hiring a new CFO and bringing on more independent directors.
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A dinner is just an evening, but this dinner could actually help cement even more independent-minded Americans to the Trump cause.
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The more independent, formidable, and self-reliant a woman is, the more likely she is to support a feminist-minded woman for president.
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"If we can successfully block this nomination, it could lead to a more independent, moderate selection that both parties could support," Schumer said.
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In Berlin, Brussels and Paris it is becoming voguish to advocate "post-Atlanticist" foreign and defence policies making Europe more independent from America.
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And there's an adequately established talent pool to ensure the operation can run more independent than, say, a single-location high-end restaurant.
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By the early 1990s, more independent films, like Longtime Companion, Poison, and The Living End, had started to confront the issue of AIDS.
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Despite that, voters elected half a dozen candidates who want Hong Kong to be more independent—some even favour outright separation from China.
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This will make the smartwatch more independent and allow users to install new Watch apps without having to go through an iPhone app.
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The government also pledged to propose legislation for a more independent central bank to fight double-digit inflation, which Werner praised on Friday.
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The bigger problem is in the Senate, where senators are more independent and less likely to fall in line than in the House.
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"The situations now and then are similar," Alkhater said, without elaborating on what a more independent Qatari monetary policy should look like now.
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More money would allow ESRB reviewers to conduct more independent evaluations of games, rather than just rely on what game makers tell them.
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Tomorrow's workers will also be much more independent in terms their attitude - not just because of all those communications gadgets in their pockets.
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He is scrambling the cost/benefit analysis for our key allies, such that some might seek more reliable partners or become more independent.
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I think next year I'm going to try to do more independent travel, which I know is weird because I have a family.
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My guess is that you're wanting to be more independent and self-sufficient, but the negative self-talk is getting in your way.
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But in the interests of "objectivity," it listed three advantages: Boarding helps children become more independent and less finicky and make more friends.
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But he also acknowledges that "we've got work to do" to earn support from more independent-minded voters in urban and suburban areas.
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As hotels seek to blunt the appeal of Airbnb and court younger and more independent travelers, some, like Ms. Buck, are choosing microhotels.
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Sometimes you have to break the circle and go to new places, be more independent, and take some time to think of yourself.
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Desert aquifers are normally deeper underground, allowing them to remain more independent from changes on the surface (except in areas with heavy irrigation).
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"I think what people are looking for is more independent thought and less slavish devotion to the N.R.A." On the Republican side, Gov.
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The board's members need to be more independent to make tough decisions for the system, he said, instead of acting like political appointees.
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Air France-KLM partner Delta Air Lines and Lufthansa ally United Airlines are bound to suffer more, independent aviation analyst Mike Boyd said.
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And, as he chased the finish line, he also pursued technology that could help the blind and visually impaired lead more independent lives.
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The agency had created an anti-harassment policy, made E.E.O.C. counselors more independent and formalized the process used to vet employees for promotion.
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The full report, which details a number of recommendations including less responsibility for CEO Travis Kalanick and a more independent board, is below.
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And every year, it seems they're becoming more "independent," the girls' mom Katie Stauffer tells PEOPLE — especially with helping out in the kitchen.
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Many Justice Department officials, from both parties, have long believed that they should be more independent and less political than other cabinet departments.
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" He went on to say, "I think what people are looking for is more independent thought and less slavish deviations to the NRA.
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"We are seeing women becoming more independent, by virtue of being so active economically," she said from her office in Nouakchott, the capital.
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What's more, independent experts find his overarching legal theory — that the counterintelligence investigation was a front for a "witch hunt" targeting Trump — dubious.
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"As they get older [middleborns] recognize that they were given more space, and it makes them more independent and more capable," Salmon said.
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Bialik admitted that being a mother to two boys has been a difficult as she struggled to allow her sons to be more independent.
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While getting older means becoming more independent, the pachyderm is still a "mama's boy," and will be nursing from mom Mlilo for another year.
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The lesson many politicians have taken from Romania is that the more independent the prosecutor, the greater the likelihood they will land in jail.
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But there has been a growing belief -- particularly among institutional and activist investors -- that the more independent the leadership of a board, the better.
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However, Wenwen's parents maintain that their travels have made their daughter stronger and more independent than girls her age living in the big city.
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And while Stewart may have gotten her start in a big franchise, the actress says she's been drawn to smaller, more independent films lately.
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Now that the kids are getting older and more independent, we often say we feel more like we just have four kids versus quadruplets.
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Although Mr Ortega brought it under his formal control, it is more independent than its Venezuelan counterpart and is not colonised by Cuban spies.
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Pruitt's directive barred anyone receiving EPA grant money from serving on the advisory panels, citing a need for the panels to be more independent.
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Instead, it called on the autos-to-steel group to introduce a holding company structure, boost shareholder returns and appoint more independent board members.
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The drive is being dubbed "human machine teaming," which uses unmanned vehicles that are more independent than those piloted or supervised by human operators.
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"In order to make our results more independent of the European sugar market, we intend to enter the cane sugar production market," Nordzucker added.
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CRAFT Singapore, the city-state's first-ever craft beer festival, launches Friday in hopes of luring lager and ale guzzlers to more independent fare.
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They permit candidates and public officials to be more independent, to vote their conscience and to not be obligated to follow the party line.
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The hedge fund has also called for more independent directors on the SoftBank board and more transparency around the Vision Fund tech investment vehicle.
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Mr. Johnson vowed to make the Council more independent of the mayor, and he said that Mr. Torres would be aggressive in conducting oversight.
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Lamya Essemlali, head of the French branch of Sea Shepherd, has advocated for more independent observers and cameras aboard fishing vessels to prevent bycatch.
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To meet ever rising demand, Ghana needs to get more independent power producers that use both thermal and renewable sources of energy — and fast.
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From the beginning, Pompeo has chafed at the Department's penchant for leaks to the press and has bristled at the more independent-minded diplomats.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)A dark mode on iPhones, updates to make the Apple Watch more independent, and finally putting iTunes out of its misery.
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Other proposals focus on executive compensation — with one shareholder suggesting more independent oversight of the top brass, and another pushing more stock incentives for leaders.
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Meanwhile, Whitehall has begun what the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, calls a "genuinely revolutionary" move to make local government finances more independent.
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A better solution, Pradhan said, would be for the Department of Defense to let more independent psychologists work with the detainees' lawyers to provide treatment.
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The Phoenix uses Jean Grey as a host, while Stranger Things' monster is more independent — it doesn't seem to need Eleven to live or die.
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The city has an effective model in Brooklyn, Home to Stay, which provides customized care that gradually decreases in intensity as families become more independent.
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Growing up, Anna was wrapped up in cotton wool and close to her parents, while Kate was more independent, the black sheep of the family.
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With SoundCloud and Pandora in the dumps, Spotify could potentially make a play to bring more independent music or radio listeners into its music empire.
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He seems to have been entirely broken by his cuckolding by Negan, growing weaker and more treacherous as Sherry has grown stronger and more independent.
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Needless to say, former CEOs of large private corporations are going to find that IGs retain far more independent authority than corporate auditors might wield.
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He has insulted Obama and then made it clear the Philippines will pursue a much more independent foreign policy than it has in the past.
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Shortly afterward, Mr. Johnson, who has steered the Council in a more independent direction, vowed to move ahead with Ms. James's and Ms. Brewer's bill.
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The renewed American effort in 2017 was the first step in ensuring Afghan forces could become more independent without a set timeline for a withdrawal.
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And unlike the House of Representatives, which has supported Mr. Duterte's war on drugs and other policies, the Senate has been seen as more independent.
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Queen Elizabeth II on Monday agreed to a "period of transition" while details of a more "independent" role for Harry and Meghan are hammered out.
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Mr. Keating, the former prime minister, is among those urging a more independent foreign policy in which Australia accepts China as the region's dominant power.
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The groups he founded, including NumbersUSA, have become more independent and influential over the years, distancing themselves from the more controversial aspects of their origins.
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Yang's top operatives believe New Hampshire, with more independent voters participating in the Democratic primary, could be better suited to backing the businessman-turned-politician.
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Swing states do tend to have far more independent voters than other states, but independents still have implicit leanings toward one of the major parties.
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Yet that divide seems starker than ever, given that most studios no longer release the smaller, relatively more independent movies they did a decade ago.
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The findings will raise fresh questions about whether the government should have taken a more independent approach from that of the United States after the Sept.
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"This is particularly critical when we know that Braille users often are more independent, have a higher level of education and better employment opportunities," he added.
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The hope for shareholders is that a chairman overseeing Mr Musk, along with a more independent board, will keep him focused on the job at hand.
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Women, however, were less inclined to travel for love, with 31% saying they'd skip the standard career trajectory if they'd return a more independent person instead.
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As they grow and mature, they become more independent and life shifts slightly back to other activities and projects, but they remain the underlying raison d'etre.
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Personal care is a pillar in allowing many in the disabled community to have jobs, social lives, to live on their own — to be more independent.
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"You want to empower your kids to be a little more independent as they get older," says Leticia Barr, founder of the Tech Savvy Mama blog.
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While studios are focused on making blockbusters that will pull in millions, there isn't a space for more independent-style movies for the young adult demographic.
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A more independent Europe is likely to have a stiffer spine in resisting Russian interventions in Eastern Europe (where, in any case, Russia is increasingly unpopular).
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Scopely has already made a few select minority investments in gaming studios, and with the new cash, Driver hopes to roll up more independent game developers.
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Producing homegrown renewable fuel from crops grown on American family farms allows us to continue honoring a commitment to make our nation stronger and more independent.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts reportedly quashed his appointment on those grounds, protesting that it was time to put more independent-minded regulators on the commission.
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A special counsel can only be appointed by the attorney general and therefore such an appointee may be no more independent than the next FBI director.
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"Once these governors are brought in, and they recognize that they have an extended term in office, they seem to grow even more independent," Rounds said.
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It launched an experiences line that sells things like fitness classes and has slowly added hotel rooms from more independent providers — like those found on HotelTonight.
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A more independent party Perhaps the most controversial statement of Ocasio-Cortez's campaign was when she didn't commit to backing Crowley if she lost the nomination.
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It's 1960s Baltimore, and Maddie, who's just left her husband to pursue a more independent life, has landed a job at one of the city's newspapers.
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Mr. Johnson was elected as speaker in January, vowing to make the Council more independent from Mayor Bill de Blasio, who is starting his second term.
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Every time he's given a little more responsibility during this Richard Scarry existence, I see him stand a little taller and become a little more independent.
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"Women are getting more educated, they're more emancipated, they're more independent," said Prannoy Roy, co-founder of India's NDTV news channel and a veteran poll analyst.
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That culture, created in the aftermath of Watergate, calls for department officials to be less partisan and more independent than members of any other cabinet department.
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It's become one of her favorites, and I know that she'll continue to love it as she gets older and engages in more independent pretend play.
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How can you use this as a way to help your employee develop their own abilities so that they can be more independent in the future?
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On first glance, these two trends contradict: How can the electorate become both more partisan in its voting behavior and more independent in its party membership?
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Over time, your confidence will increase, and even if your contributions are initially small, they serve as training wheels for more independent investing in the future.
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An America less reliant on oil is a stronger, more secure, more independent nation — the kind those we remember fought for, and the kind we celebrate.
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It could improve its maps service and location tracking, or boost mobile reception and internet coverage for its devices, making the firm more independent of carriers.
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So by forcing the hands of the judges, Ms. Shaked in essence declared herself and her peers worthy of a more independent political and legal environment.
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Brazil differs from some other countries in Latin America where presidents can easily exert pressure on prosecutors and judges, with the judiciary steadily growing more independent.
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One leading Democrat is already calling the Air Force review, released Friday, insufficient and is demanding a more independent investigation of military spending at Trump properties.
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That's a problem for Putin, as the schism allows Ukraine to become more independent of Russia — right as he's trying to bring it further under Moscow's control.
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After her short 15-month third marriage to golfer Greg Norman ended in 2009, Evert vowed to look inward, make her own decisions, and become more independent.
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Broadly speaking, the goals of robotics and artificial intelligence research is to design robots that become more independent and intelligent thinkers, while equally more agile and mobile.
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While it routinely reports Putin's approval ratings in excess of 80 percent, it is widely seen as more independent than its state-run competitors, VTsIOM and FOM.
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Whatever the misgivings about Dr Mahathir, thanks to the election the press is already freer, parliament will have more oversight, and the courts will be more independent.
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Life, Murrell, who is shown a few weeks away from her scheduled weight loss surgery, realizes she needs to become "more independent" after meeting with her therapist.
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China's crude imports are expected to rise to another record in 2018 as new capacities are brought online and Beijing allows more independent refiners to import crude.
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"These data are more independent from official GDP and headline data, of high frequency, difficult to manipulate by officials, and cover the relatively broad economy," said Wang.
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Seoul has said it is seeking to make its supply chain more independent and has been getting fresh offers from Russia and China to provide hydrogen fluoride.
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Google's big pitch with it is that it makes your Wear watch more independent from your phone, and takes advantage of new technologies like LTE connected watches.
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He recently told Chiara Sottile of NBC News about how Apple's Home app for iOS makes getting around his home a more accessible and more independent experience.
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A vast majority of Germans said they want to be more independent from the US on foreign policy, whereas most Americans want to remain close with Europe.
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Financial advisor David W. Karp, a founding partner at PagnatoKarp in Reston, Virginia, left Merrill Lynch with his team in 2011 to establish a more independent practice.
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Later in the day, Mr. Duterte himself insisted that by "separation" he meant only that the Philippines planned to be more independent of the United States. Mrs.
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But experts in the state said Montana — at least at the state level — is more independent than it is solidly Republican, and Bullock is also well-liked.
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"Women are getting more educated, they're more emancipated, they're more independent," said Prannoy Roy, a co-founder of India's NDTV news channel and a veteran poll analyst.
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"It's pretty exciting," said Carolee Grodi, Carter's mother, of the new treatment, saying it came at a good time for her son, who was becoming more independent.
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The courts remain more independent — Judge Robart, it's worth noting, was appointed by President George W. Bush — but they are by no means untouched by partisan competition.
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If you want your team members to be more independent, you're going to have to get comfortable with people doing things differently than how you do them.
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I recognize the challenges they have experienced as a result of intense scrutiny over the last two years and support their wish for a more independent life.
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I recognise the challenges they have experienced as a result of intense scrutiny over the last two years and support their wish for a more independent life.
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"I recognise the challenges they have experienced as a result of intense scrutiny over the last two years and support their wish for a more independent life."
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Others hope Duterte will pursue a more independent foreign policy through broader diplomatic alliances and new sources of defense hardware to avoid being over-dependent on Washington.
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The legislation could get caught up in an unfolding debate about regulation in Britain and whether to keep tracking the EU or take a more independent approach.
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"I feel that there is this attempt by the Chinese leadership to try to make itself more independent and rely on its own talent," Mr. Schumacher told Dezeen.
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Far from being a challenge to the viability of the dominant parties, it would help them improve their appeal to more independent voters, thus improving representation for everyone.
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"We are seeing more independent, more self-sufficient Chinese visitor come to Australia, more inquisitive, looking for self-drive experiences in particular," Tourism Australia CEO John O'Sullivan said.
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After she is a little larger and more independent, thanks to Blakely's help, Kris will be paired with a puppy who will grow to be her constant companion.
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One-child policy goes but heartache remains Some have voiced criticism of Tianjin University, saying that they think both the parents and the children should be more independent.
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"Teaching people to be more independent, to stand up for themselves, so they feel like they can seek help, those are more effective than scare tactics," he said.
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Beyond technology, traditional working patterns are also being disrupted by changes in society, organizations and workforce management, leading to the rise of a more independent and dispersed workforce.
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Given how quickly everybody is moving on self-driving cars, it makes perfect sense that Alphabet would get serious about making the division more official and more independent.
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Six of the 70 people who won seats in the territory's Legislative Council, known as Legco, were people who want Hong Kong to be more independent from China.
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Now MLC Life is run separately from NAB and has a more independent board, it can push to secure industry funds as group life insurance clients, Hackett said.
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It still doesn't have a standalone data connection, but the new Apple Watch sounds like it will be a more independent device than the first one ever was.
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Like most people my age at the time, I really just wanted a cellphone so that I could feel more independent and contact my friends whenever I wanted.
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The burden of inspecting and managing the growing number of plants, she says, could be better handled by a more independent regulator in charge of its own budget.
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The children's smartwatch, the V-Kids Watch, is connected via Vodafone's mobile network, and allows parents to keep in touch with their kids as they become more independent.
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Established to celebrate the anniversary of the Islamic revolution, the festival has grown more independent, riding a wave of international prizes for Iranian films, including two recent Oscars.
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Lobbyists will be less influential if Congress and state legislatures have more resources to make their own decisions, including more independent, long-term staff members with issue expertise.
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And the Apple Watch Series 3 that launched in 2017 brought cellular connectivity to the device, a capability that made the watch significantly more independent of your iPhone.
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He wants to cut by one-third the number of parliamentarians, add an unspecified "dose" of proportional representation to the electoral system, slim government and make judges more independent.
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While she spent the last debate attaching herself to President Obama, tonight she was more independent and willing to discuss policy, and she was all the better for it.
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El Khabar is one of the more independent voices in the Algerian media, and critics see the government's effort to block the takeover as a threat to press freedom.
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"We have bankers who are taking career breaks when they have kids, and some have worked in nurseries before and now want to do something more independent," he said.
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Companies over the past few years have increasingly turned to so-called "boutique" pure advisory firms which are seen as more independent in their advice than universal lending banks.
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Scrutiny of provenance has always been a point of pride for the fair, but organizers moved in March to provide even stronger and more independent guidelines for exhibiting galleries.
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Far from harming the church, he thinks this could force Orthodox Christians, clergy and laity, to find their own feet, rely less on state largesse and become more independent.
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The remainder of the episode is dark and harrowing, and the assault Sansa experiences later drives her to become even stronger and more independent as she realizes her worth.
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Many of the negative aspects of life in the digital age could be avoided or minimized if there were more independent input during the design stages of new tech.
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It's more complicated for those in purple, or swing, states and districts, where a winning coalition would include Trump champions and more independent-minded voters turned off by him.
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" The report also said "the lesser role for Senators, and the more independent role of the President, in the selection of circuit court nominees is well established by custom.
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It would make Turkey less in tune with US and European objectives in the Middle East, meaning Turkey would seek to assert a more independent security and defense policy.
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"This isn't personal against the mayor," said Mr. Johnson, who was elected speaker in January, after vowing to chart a path for the Council more independent of the mayor.
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Mr. Williams, who has previously been floated as a possible challenger to Mr. Cuomo, said in a brief interview on Monday that he would be a more independent voice.
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Glass Lewis said it found issues with IFP's arguments about the buyback, but said Kirin would benefit from more independent oversight offered by the two directors nominated by IFP.
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According to Cooper Hewitt, many of the designs on display in the exhibition allow those with disabilities to lead more independent lives and engage more fully in the world.
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He had been pushing to be more independent, she said, and he pleaded with her to let him walk about two blocks to the bus stop on his own.
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Many protesters were young people who reportedly get their news from more independent sources, not state-run media, and apparently are not cowed by the man in the Kremlin.
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Unusual for northern New Jersey, Hawthorne has no supermarket; no Starbucks; no McDonald's, Burger King or Wendy's; and more independent drugstores (two) than chain drugstores (one, a Rite Aid).
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Antonio Roldan, a member of parliament for Ciudadanos, said his party could "definitely talk" about steps to make the national television broadcaster and regulators more independent of the government.
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For the top 500 films -- which included more independent movies -- women accounted for 19% of all directors, writers, executive producers, producers, editors and cinematographers -- also a 2% decline from 2015.
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Steve Huffman, the 33-year-old co-founder and CEO of the online community Reddit, got Lasik so that he'd be able to be more independent in case of emergency.
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Prywata says it's just one more tool that can be used to help people with mobility impairments be more independent, and able to look after themselves in their own homes.
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To make the NII more independent and to prevent "use of social security funds to finance current government expenses," Katz said he would not renew the agreement with the government.
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Ofcom says its plan would create a more independent Openreach, "well placed" to invest in full fiber broadband and the debate has already spurred BT to pledge more fiber coverage.
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During a June hearing, for example, Senator Kamala Harris, Democrat of California, pressed Mr. Rosenstein to instead create a more independent special counsel who could oversee himself, like Mr. Fitzgerald.
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Ofcom says its plan would create a more independent Openreach, "well placed" to invest in full fibre broadband and the debate has already spurred BT to pledge more fibre coverage.
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In the beginning, she was more peace of mind for my family as I became more independent, as well as an extra set of hands to help me with tasks.
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It hurt me to hear you say that, but I also think in some ways, having a working mother made you much more independent from a very young age itself.
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Ironically, SYB growing and becoming more independent is a win-win for Spotify in the end: the company remains an investor so would benefit from any growth at the company.
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In elections for the territory's Legislative Council, or Legco, six candidates who want Hong Kong to be more independent from China gained seats in the 70-member body (see article).
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"He's focused on reforming our caucus, bringing more independent and diverse voices into leadership and into the decision-making process, and making leadership more accountable to our members," she said.
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Apple will provide more independent repair shops with its parts, tools, training manuals, and other necessary materials for performing authorized out-of-warranty iPhone repairs, the company announced on Thursday.
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A new monetary policy panel will be formed later this year to set interest rates, something Rajan favored to make the RBI more independent and introduce transparency to the process.
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So to the extent that preventing mergers can help keep more independent voices in local TV — especially given the heavy-handed nature of Sinclair's editorial management — that's a good thing.
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"In some ways, that reflects to me a kind of breaking from the tradition or being more independent, striking out in a way that's different from everyone else," Wilkerson says.
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Apple will now allow more independent repair shops to buy "genuine" iPhone parts and tools, allowing them to complete repairs in roughly the same way that an Apple Store would.
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The deal, reported to be worth $23 million at the time, was seen as the Kremlin's effort to bring even more independent media outlets under state political and financial control.
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But a government push for better corporate governance has forced companies to open up their boards to more independent directors, with some abandoning takeover defenses in the past few years.
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One potential new safeguard would be for Congress to make the Justice Department more independent, like the Federal Reserve, thus insulating it from the self-interested meddling of unethical presidents.
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Likewise, public radio and television, once far more independent, now broadcast pure propaganda that praises the government while demonizing Poland's political opposition parties and the European Union as a whole.
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Netflix has become a go-to spot for directors who want to produce other types of films, with some crediting the streaming platform with taking a chance on more independent projects.
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In addition, El Khabar is one of the more independent voices in the Algerian media, and critics see the government's effort to block the takeover as a threat to press freedom.
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The investigation, which was prompted by a former Uber engineer's first-hand account of sexism in the work place, called for a more independent board and reallocation of the CEO's responsibilities.
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Whether TIM will end up with a more independent board will depend on each side's next moves, the candidates they propose and shareholder attendance at the meeting in May, analysts said.
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While Thula and Iris are still best friends, the two have grown more independent from each other over the past year because Thula seems to realize that she's needed less now.
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Striking such an agreement with Trump might enrage the left flank of the Democratic Party, but leadership is betting it will satisfy many more independent and moderate voters ahead of 2020.
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Durek says his hope is to help people "become more independent in their own evolution, how they deal with their relationships, the way they deal with problems that arise," he says.
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Metro said last month it hopes to stabilize its shrinking Russian business in the coming months after overhauling management and introducing bulk discounts to attract more independent traders and restaurant owners.
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While we will become the "bad guy" in instances like this, it's worth it if we ultimately help our clients say no and encourage the children to become more independent adults.
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But I feel like the modern day one is more independent and is more strong and is able to make choices on her own instead of just [leaving it to] fate.
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"Under a more liberalized policy, more independent and foreign companies will join the investment that will make China more self-sufficient in chemicals," said William Chen, chemicals analyst at IHS Markit.
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Under the new deal, Openreach will still be owned by BT but will be more independent, gaining its own management staff, an independent board and directly employing its circa 32,000 staff.
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I once wrote a story for Outside magazine about the Marines' (then-)new Expeditionary Energy Office, meant to make increasingly power-hungry forward deployments more independent of fuel convoys through, e.g.
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But it would make the institution seem more independent — and then any defections by member states, rather than appearing to expose the I.C.C.'s flaws, would only underline its newfound relevance.
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Former Attorney General Eric Holder and Tammy Albarran — the firm's partners who conducted the investigation — also called for a more independent board of directors and the appointment of an independent chairperson.
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But with the attorney general himself now caught up in the mess, there's simply no way the obvious questions about possible collusion can be adequately answered without some more independent inquiry.
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The system's success so far offers hope that it could one day be used to help people like Burkhart live easier and more independent lives by regaining the use of their hands.
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Airbus, which is facing multi-national investigations for suspected bribery, changed its rules in 2013 to become more independent of French and German governments, which each hold 11 percent of its shares.
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Shareholders have pushed the company in the past to add more outside voices; in November, a group representing nearly $1 billion of Tesla holdings asked the company to install more independent oversight.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Qatar could adopt a monetary policy more independent of the United States if that proves necessary to combat economic sanctions by its Gulf Arab neighbors, a Qatari central banker said.
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South Korean Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki repeated his call for Japan to lift the curbs, while adding that South Korea would soon unveil plans to make its supply chain more independent.
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In the not-too-distant past, lawmakers viewed themselves as more independent, separate and even superior to administrations that came and went while members of Congress built long careers on Capitol Hill.
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And I think just watching them grow and build their companies, getting more and more independent within their own brands and figuring it out and the creativity, the way they work together.
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Williams announced the appointment of two more independent directors with the intent to select another two candidates to join the board by the company's annual meeting in November, according to a statement.
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Etan was pushing to be more independent, she said, and that morning he lobbied his mother to let him walk on his own to the school bus stop, about two blocks away.
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The president of the I.O.C., Thomas Bach, last month tacitly acknowledged those conflicts, calling the current antidoping system deficient and noting that officials needed to explore how to make WADA more independent.
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The task force also advised Arkansas to request more independent and university testing on new seeds and chemicals before they come to market, said Adriane Barnes, spokeswoman for the Arkansas Agriculture Department.
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Internal staff surveys are prone to self-selection and self-delusion and, while Glassdoor's reviews are open to ex-employees and are theoretically more independent, they share some of the same flaws.
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The housing ranges from fairly intensive on-site rehab services, to much more independent, something we call 'graduate apartments,' which have a rental subsidy, but the level of support is fairly minimal.
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After the Rio Games, leaders of 17 national antidoping agencies made public a detailed set of proposals aimed at making WADA more independent and enhancing its ability to investigate and impose penalties.
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They said that Brexit would make Britain both richer and more independent, with more money for the National Health Service, much greater control of immigration and continued friction-free trade with Europe.
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The Labor Party has traditionally promoted itself as more independent of American foreign policy compared with the conservative coalition, which under Prime Minister John Howard sent Australian troops into Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Mr. Johnson does not have the same debt to the mayor and is strengthened by his county support, which allows him to set a course that is more independent of the mayor.
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He sought to undercut a key aspiration of those urging a break from the bloc — the prospect that a more independent Britain could strike a free-trade deal with the United States.
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Will those reflect the eight years he served under President Obama, or forge a more independent path based on his decades of service and experience in foreign affairs in the U.S. Senate?
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With just 51 votes winning the day and a handful of more independent Republicans potentially amenable to joining with Democrats to secure the most thorough account, the witness showdown could accelerate quickly.
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Salmon thinks this might be because middleborns are usually forced to be more independent, which gives them an opportunity to find their own path and could make them more likely to experiment.
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Few will disagree either with the FCA's desire to "strengthen the duty on fund managers to act in the best interests of investors" and to improve corporate governance by having more independent directors.
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In 2012, Google showed how powerful this technology could be for helping empower people to become more independent when they had a blind man run errands in one of their self-driving cars.
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Apple made progress towards a more independent smartwatch with last year's fitness-focused and newly swim-proof Apple Watch Series 2, which added GPS, so runners, cyclists, and swimmers could track their routes.
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The move, anticipated for several years now, gives Cyber Command more independent agency, and means it will now report directly to Secretary of Defense James Mattis, DOD spokesperson Heather Babb told BuzzFeed News.
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Conversely, the more independent you believe each state's results to be from the others, the more confident you will be that the ultimate result will fall fairly close to the national polling average.
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These three women — and many others — all said the same thing about life in the military: If anything, they are more independent and more fulfilled because of their connection with the armed forces.
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In addition to a nationwide campaign to screen children for autism, Clinton would establish public-private partnerships to help autistic children move from school-based services to more independent lives, including employment opportunities.
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The devil is in the details with these commissions — some are essentially just partisan bodies who remain under the parties' de facto control, while others are more independent entities (like California's and Arizona's).
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" He insisted that there are also states in Mexico where abuses of power are "relatively slight," but added that these "tend to have a genuine political opposition and a more independent civil society.
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Both kids are becoming more independent, and the star — who opened up about her battle with bipolar disorder exclusively with PEOPLE last month — is also trying to keep them as grounded as possible.
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Ofcom hopes that the creation of a more independent network will improve transparency around how Openreach is run, and encourage the management team to invest for the long-term good of the country.
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While Abercrombie made its mark in the 1990s with its risque advertising and its large logo on apparel, millennial shoppers have more recently eschewed such heavy branding in favor of more independent style.
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Saudi Arabia's engagement can help Iraq carve out a foreign policy that is more balanced and more independent from Iran, helping the United States to engage and compete for influence in that country.
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Although it remains a member of NATO, the government is likely to take a stance that's more independent of the EU in the future, possibly focusing more on Washington than on Brussels.3.
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So to make ourselves safer, more resilient, more sustainable, by doing microgrid, by doing wind and solar, by going to electrical vehicles, to make ourselves more independent, we actually make ourselves more secure.
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Under the bill, agencies will be required to make records available in an electronic format and there will be an expanded and codified role for a more independent Office of Government Information Services.
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For instance, if they have a hands-off policy and do not track you in any way, has that made you more independent — or has it led you to do things you regret?
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What we don't know is how far he intends to push his vision of a more independent foreign policy that is not tied to the strategic objectives of his country's most important ally.
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The company revamped its corporate governance structure in June, adding new board committees, separating its oversight and executive functions and overhauling the board with more independent outside directors, Momose said in an email.
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Now, measures are being taken to make the vetting even stronger and more independent as about 275 dealers show their wares from Saturday to March 24 at the Maastricht Exhibition and Congress Center.
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If you're more curiosity-oriented, if you want to tackle whatever topic draws your fancy at a given point in time, then perhaps academia is still the best place because you're more independent.
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CAPE TOWN — South Africa on Monday took an important step toward restoring a more independent justice system, removing a chief prosecutor widely seen as an obstacle to reining in the country's rampant corruption.
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Mr. Erdogan has also shown a preference for the Russian model, with its sense of restoring a lost empire, returning Turkey to a more independent place in the world and rejecting Western democracy.
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So, our managers are I would say in a sense they're almost more independent than the managers of the S&P 270 who go around and report to Wall Street week after week.
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And Sisyphus-like, Republican and Democratic presidents alike have pushed the American dream up Capitol Hill, taking turns at expanding upon the original clarion calls to become a "freer, richer more independent" nation.
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The more removed our own economy is from the messy geopolitics of oil, the safer and more independent we are, and the more flexible we can be in our responses to international crises.
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But activist investor Paul Singer's $34 billion fund failed to convince other shareholders on Friday that the group should pay out excess cash and bring in more independent directors to improve governance and accountability.
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Honestly, there's no real reason why the North should get its independence — especially since, say, Dorne is a far more independent kingdom, which joined the Seven Kingdoms two centuries after Aegon conquered the others.
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The growing demand for self-driving vehicle sensors and silicon-carbide semi-conductors, which are aimed at making electric vehicles more independent, failed to offset the slowdown for other products in the last quarter.
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After the SEC's decision, the Church of England and New York sought to split the roles of chairman and chief executive at ExxonMobil, hoping that a more independent board would set a greener strategy.
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Over the last four years, Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner have given Quinn a more independent vibe in the comics, far from the character's origins as the Joker's sidekick in Batman: The Animated Series.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Friday he was not severing ties with his country's long-time ally the United States, but merely pursuing a more independent foreign policy by strengthening relations with China.
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Earlier this year, ES&S submitted its technology for security testing to the Idaho National Laboratory and is working with congressional staffers on more independent security research, ES&S revealed in April to Cyberscoop.
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But activist investor Paul Singers $34 billion fund failed to convince other shareholders on Friday that the group should pay out excess cash and bring in more independent directors to improve governance and accountability.
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A more independent Europe could also take a stronger role in the Middle East—not just taking in refugees, as it does now, but using military and diplomatic force to solve the region's problems.
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One such protection is having the selection of administrative law judges structured as a competitive process administered by the more independent federal Office of Personnel Management, rather than by political appointees within each agency.
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The report painted a harsh picture of the company and recommended forty-seven changes, including restructuring the board of directors to make it more independent and restricting alcohol and drug use at company events.
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Maybe a forced sale of CNN and divorcing it from a larger corporate interest would be a lesser evil if it leads to the kind of more independent journalism progressives have demanded for decades.
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"New York is in some ways at the center of the gig economy, of the evolution of the economy to more independent and contingent work," Brad Lander, the councilman who introduced the legislation, said.
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So his literary output continued for much of his life, alongside his artistic output — just on a much smaller and more independent scale than his paintings, which eventually hit that stratospheric art-star level.
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There have also been reports, in the Times and elsewhere, that Trump is furious with Sessions for recusing himself and thus leaving the investigation in more independent hands, and that Sessions offered to resign.
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The couple's Instagram account, which has 11.2 million followers, uses the name SussexRoyal, as does a website set up by the couple which they used to declare they were seeking to be more independent.
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Mr. Phelps, the world's most decorated Olympian, said he did not believe that he had ever competed in a clean field, and he echoed Mr. Tygart's calls for making the antidoping regulator more independent.
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More social cats will show affection by rubbing on their owners or sitting on their lap while more independent cats may show their affection by just being in the same room with their owner.
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When Princess Margaret was growing up, she was known as the more independent, willful royal sister, but also was a talented piano player and well-practiced in scouting as a Girl Guide throughout her adolescence.
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"It's certainly not the most ethical thing to use glitches to your advantage in multiplayer games, but from my experience the majority of players in Fallout 76 have a more independent playing style," he said.
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The study, called "Girlhood Interrupted," found that survey participants perceived that Black girls need less nurturing, protection, support, and comfort, and that Black girls are more independent and know more about adult topics, including sex.
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China's imports at around 8.5 million bpd, already the world's biggest, are expected to hit another record in 2018 as new refining capacity is brought online and Beijing allows more independent refiners to import crude.
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I've realized, though, that the worst thing that can happen, in the event of being unsuccessful in shaping a more independent lifestyle, is that I will have to go back to a full-time job.
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Between the lines: "Turkey sees the balance of power shifting away from Europe and the U.S. and envisions itself as a more independent actor in a changing global order," two senior Turkish officials tell Bloomberg.
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Aside from anti-corruption, he's promising a new foreign policy that will be more independent of the United States as Pakistan seeks closer friendship with China and a negotiated peace with Taliban forces in Afghanistan.
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Maybe from that point competitors in search can have a more equal playing field and offer more independent and accurate search options for the consumer, and better, easier-to-understand marketing opportunities for small businesses.
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Thomas Bach, the president of the I.O.C., to whom Tuesday's letter was addressed, said last month that he wanted to make WADA more independent, and he announced a summit on the topic on Oct. 8.
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Suicide Squad showed Harley wearing a t-shirt with a reference to the Joker, while the new Harley Quinn symbolically wears an outfit with her name on it, identifying her as a more independent character.
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Australia's relationship with the United States has been under scrutiny domestically over the past decade, with some experts and leaders pushing for a more independent diplomatic policy and closer ties with an economically resurgent China.
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His pick for state attorney general, Letitia James, also won big, making it likely his third term will unfold without the inconvenience of someone more independent, like Ms. James's opponent, Zephyr Teachout, examining his administration.
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Since 2015, Mr. Paredes has been attending Community for All Day Habilitation, a Brooklyn Community Services program that provides services to adults with intellectual disabilities to help them cultivate domestic skills and become more independent.
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The French government last year asked Levy to make proposals by the end of 2019 about restructuring EDF, in order to make its nuclear power generation activity more independent of the rest of its business.
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The family, descendants of the man who created the Volkswagen Beetle for Adolf Hitler, has been criticized by shareholders for failing to appoint more independent members of the supervisory board and resisting more sweeping change.
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Though more women are dentists these days, the job of hygienist grew from men's expectations of women's appropriate work, and it has always, Otto notes, made dentists nervous when hygienists move to be more independent.
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Although interest rates are still historically low, the tax reduction would add to the coffers and allow political organizations to make more contributions or engage in more independent expenditures or other types of political messaging.
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"There are lots of economic things we might do to assist Iraq getting back on its feet, which will permit them to be more independent, have more control, be more sovereign," Mr. Pompeo said Monday.
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Greece would also get a 15 billion euro last disbursement to help it build a cash buffer that would make it more independent of market borrowing for long after it exits the bailout on Aug. 20.
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Seres is a US brand owned by Chinese commercial automaker Sokon, and its US arm will remain open despite the layoffs, though it will become more independent, managing its own budget and goals, per the meeting.
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As Facebook explores how to establish more independent oversight for the company, CEO Mark Zuckerberg is proposing a type of court system where appeals can be elevated if people disagree on how controversial content is treated.
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One option that could be explored to make the new company more independent from TIM would be to put representatives from the regulator, known by its acronym AGCOM, on its board, one of the sources said.
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The supplier to iPhone maker Apple and electric carmaker Tesla saw signs of recovery in the first quarter and expects higher demand for industrial sensors and silicon-carbide semiconductors, aimed at making electric cars more independent.
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Washington (CNN)The Navy is looking to increase its use of drones that are more and more independent of direct human control despite the concerns of alarmed scientists and inventors over increasing automation in the military.
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Yet it remains unclear whether the health care revolt will stand as an exception-or the beginning of a more independent posture toward a president whose volatility has exasperated, if not alarmed, many Republicans in Congress.
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Facebook must make sweeping changes to its privacy standardsAs well as the penalty, a wider settlement requires Facebook to make sweeping changes to its privacy practices and submit itself to more independent scrutiny than ever before.
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"Clients come to me feeling more empowered and more independent than before," said Debra Kling, a color consultant who works in the New York City area and shares Pinterest boards with clients to help generate ideas.
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In recent years he has sided with the liberal wing of the Court on enough critically important matters to suggest he's a more independent-minded jurist than what was perceived when joining the Court in 2005.
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We want it to be available to people who are starting to lose strength because they're aging, and being able to be more independent, live in their homes longer, using this super suit, Seismic suit tech.
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Early next month in Pyongyang, Mr. Moon is to have a third meeting with Mr. Kim, amid concerns South Korea may be drifting from the United States and pursuing a more independent policy toward the North.
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Pew data has shown younger voters tend to be more independent, and young voters have had much lower participation in elections than other age groups historically, though the uptick in 2018 has raised optimism among organizers.
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Iran's most powerful figure told Chinese President Xi Jinping during a visit Iran wanted to expand ties with "more independent countries", adding the United States was "not honest" in the fight against terrorism in the region.
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The pin game will stick around as long as there are more independent companies selling their own stuff than there are independent companies giving their stuff away for $3/piece to major retailers to sell for $10.
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At an early point in the series, when the tragedy of the Blanchards could possibly be avoided, Dee Dee looks absolutely baffled when a prospective suitor (Dean Norris) suggests a more independent lifestyle for the single mom.
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The official theme of the Lima summit was the fight against corruption and leaders agreed a statement calling for improvements in transparency of public tenders, more independent and accountable judiciaries and stronger international cooperation on money laundering.
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There is nothing new about a candidate loaning money to his own campaign, and Trump has long argued that his personal wealth makes more independent than most politicians, even if he raises money in the general election.
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Basically, the high level is that they think that the CEO needs to have less responsibility, the board needs to be more independent, and they need to restructure the company's HR and management, and more training, etc.
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So after a few years, with the kids getting bigger and more independent, Jennifer and Lucy went house hunting together and found what they were looking for in a newly built home designed specifically for their situation.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - U.S. activist hedge fund Elliott Management dismissed Hyundai Motor Group's restructuring plan as insufficient on Monday and called on the South Korean conglomerate to adopt a holding company strategy and appoint more independent board members.
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Compared to other nations, U.S. health care providers rely more heavily on medical services and procedures than providing less costly services that can help patients remain more independent and at home, but that is beginning to change.
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The watches — not just Apple's, but all of them — need to find lots more independent functions, ones that are consistent with always being on you and knowing who you are, without the nearby presence of a smartphone.
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Ron DeSantis, another Trump ally, has steered a more independent course, resisting political pressure to issue a shelter-in-place order but saying he would restrict visitors coming into his state from hot spots including New York.
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But Larry Kiss, a founder of the company, said he has noticed more independent listers offering spaces on the site, whether it's an extra space in their home garage or driveway or a space they have purchased.
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BERLIN — The changes ushered in by President Trump mean that Germany, and Europe, must define and defend their own interests and embark on a more independent and assertive foreign policy, Germany's acting foreign minister said on Tuesday.
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The book is full of lovingly recalled fights between Sophia and Scott, of the myriad life lessons he offers when in guru mode, comprising the very slow evolution that leaves Sophia only somewhat more independent and confident.
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Yet the logic also followed that an independent China business would indeed be more independent, allowing it to respond more quickly to local challenges without the myriad phone calls at odd hours required to coordinate with headquarters.
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" Adams described the American dream as a "religious emotion, a courageous leap in to the dark unknown," and he ascribed to it the desires of everyday Americans and citizens elsewhere to be "freer, richer and more independent.
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If it is, the message would seem to be that Casper is willing to embrace the difficult pain that comes after a breakup (the darkness) in order to get to a better, happier, more independent place ("the light").
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That reflected the many more independent voters who were then available; by contrast, the only way a charismatic independent could hope to win power in 2016 was by capturing one of the party's nominations, as Mr Trump did.
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As he's met more and more independent creators and seen the dynamics of how their teams work and the work they create, he's been more and more drawn into the world of small team developments where anything goes.
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I tend to also be concerned about that and we should talk about some of the governance stuff that we're working on separately to try to make it so that we can bring more independent oversight into that.
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The growing democratization of film — the technology that's made it cheaper and easier to make a movie than ever before — has led to a lot more independent productions and indie studios looking for trustworthy people and profitable projects.
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Trump's approach to the North Asia security alliances could spark calls in Japan for a more independent security stance, although serious talk of acquiring nuclear weapons is unlikely to emerge in the only nation to suffer atomic bombings.
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The May 4 shareholder vote, through which Elliott secured 10 or two-thirds of available board seats, was supposed to give TIM a more independent board and loosen the grip media group Vivendi has had over the company.
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If Democrats reject such a deal, the more independent minded and centER left voters at their behest will see them for what they really are: opportunists willing to squander the futures of 800,85033 people out of partisan stubbornness.
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It's a package of commonsense measures that will make it easier for special-needs families to save for their children and for special-needs adults to have the resources they need to live better and more independent lives.
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This November, voters in Colorado, Michigan, Missouri and Utah will decide whether to create redistricting commissions for their states, taking the power to draw lines away from self-interested politicians and making the process fairer and more independent.
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Ahead of Hyundai's plan being put to a shareholder vote on May 29, the U.S. fund called on the autos-to-steel group to introduce a holding company structure, boost shareholder returns and appoint more independent board members.
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The budget was the first that Mr. de Blasio had to negotiate with Mr. Johnson, who was selected as the Council speaker in January on a pledge to make the city's legislative body more independent of the mayor.
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WASHINGTON — The White House is considering giving the Pentagon more independent authority to conduct counterterrorism raids as part of an effort to accelerate the fight against the Islamic State and other militant organizations, administration officials said on Thursday.
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Anti-doping authorities from 17 nations, including Canada, Australia and the United States, have called for stronger enforcement that is more independent of national and global authorities who juggle conflicting roles in both promoting and policing their sports.
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A weakened European Union and a more independent Britain that has ditched the idea of multilateral progress fits with the vision of nation-states pursuing their own interests first embraced by Trump and his national security adviser, John Bolton.
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If you're going to insist that you've updated the story to make your main character more independent and self-determined — as Pretty Woman's creative team did in the New York Times — you better make sure you've actually done that.
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These could include individual or collective efforts to support needed environmental and labor reforms, more independent legal institutions, and greater engagement with Chinese civil society and professional associations, rather than passively enabling a system in need of fundamental reform.
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Shareholder CtW Investment Group separately called on fellow investors to withhold votes for long-time board members Patrick Flynn and Darlene Friedman, saying the chain's recent food safety crisis shows the company needs a more independent and diverse board.
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Samsung's already attempted this with a couple of its Gear watches — most recently with the Gear S2 313G — and Google just announced a revamped version of Android Wear that promises to make the smartwatch more independent from the smartphone.
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Splashy new looks likely won't be the extent of what Apple has planned for Series 5, however, especially since the company is revamping watchOS to be much more independent of the phone, which would benefit from more capable processors.
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Elliott, which disclosed in April that it holds more than $1.33 billion worth of shares in three key affiliates of Hyundai Motor, previously called on the company to adopt a holding company strategy and appoint more independent board members.
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"We want to reform it," turning it from a "United States of Europe" into an alliance of more independent, sovereign nations whose leaders can govern without what Mr. Kovacs characterized as undue influence from the organization's bureaucrats in Brussels.
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Although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working members of the royal family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family.
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Mr. Moon has also promised to make prosecutors more independent and to make it more difficult for a president to abuse the power of the office, limiting the ability of chaebol to collude with the authorities and escape justice.
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Puerto Rico's new electrical system should be built on transparent, flexible, distributed, equitable, resilient, affordable and efficient solutions including community grids, through which citizens can be more independent of PREPA and be more involved in producing their own power.
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With more independent movies vying to be shown in the same number of art-house theaters, they are getting less screen time, making it much harder for them to develop an audience through word of mouth or critical acclaim.
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Qatar has since charted a more independent course in the region, leaving OPEC last year and striking new trade deals, while putting more focus on its traditional strength in energy with QP's North Field expansion and acquisitions of energy assets abroad.
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"I wanted to make more art house films, more independent films, films that perhaps were a little bit more difficult to make and certainly wouldn't necessarily put me on the Oscar trail," Rampling, 70, tells PEOPLE in an exclusive video.
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" The dog will also help Steimer be more independent since a bar will be mounted to the pup's vest to provide "balance support and stability, thus also providing independence as she won't have to hold mommy's or daddy's hand as much!
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A more independent Apple Watch can track periods, monitor sound Apple is bringing a number of new tools to the Apple Watch as part of watchOS 6, many of which will help the watch run more independently of the iPhone.
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The good news is that iPhones are much more independent than they used to be: You can set one up and use it as a standalone device nowadays, without ever having to connect it to iTunes on Windows or macOS.
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Offering cross-platform compatibility and supporting all major engines and stores including Unreal, Unity, PS4, XBOX, iOS, Google Play and Steam, GameSparks counts large studios like Rovio, Ubisoft, Square Enix and Bandai Namco, as well as more independent developers, as customers.
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"The first thing is to find out what they indeed are planning and to have a new, more independent and reliable analysis of the economic impact and the costs and benefits to the state of the project proceeding," Peacock says.
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The stoppage at the mine was called by workers who want to change unions from the Mexican Workers Confederation, known as the CTM in Spanish, to the more independent Miners Union, which accused CTM-linked gunmen of carrying out the attack.
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Not only will the rule changes make a lot of techniques available where they wouldn't have been before, but also the adaptions to the scoring process should make MMA far more independent and recognizable in comparison to other combat sports.
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The company is still searching for a new CMO and new CFO — Jonathan Mildenhall left his position as CMO in May 2018; Laurence Tosi left the CFO role in February — and it's also searching for more independent members of the board.
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As LinkedIn inches closer to completing its $26 billion acquisition by Microsoft, smaller rivals have stepped up their game building viable alternatives for those who might want more independent products when it comes to managing contacts in their professional networks.
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Child marriage and poor educational prospects make for long odds, but for some young women who are not yet married, mining can act, over the course of a few months or years, as a pivot point towards a more independent livelihood.
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Basically, wolves are wild animals, more independent, hard to control, hard to manage, and health-keeping conditions are impossible to provide in the human home, thus tame wolves kept as pets are a real danger to their environment and to themselves.
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Shareholder CtW Investment Group has separately called on fellow investors to vote against long-time board members Patrick Flynn and Darlene Friedman, saying the chain's recent food safety crisis shows the company needs a board that is more independent and diverse.
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Elliott, which disclosed in April that it holds more than $1 billion worth of shares in three key affiliates of Hyundai Motor Group, previously called on the company to adopt a holding company strategy and appoint more independent board members.
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New Albany, Ohio-based Abercrombie defined teen apparel in the 1990s with its risqué advertising and its large logo on apparel, but has been hit hard as a new generation of shoppers avoids heavy branding in favor of more independent style.
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China's demand for foreign crude could touch new highs as state-run refiners start up new plants and as Beijing allows more independent refiners to import crude, with the country forecast to remain a key driver of 2017 demand growth.
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SYDNEY, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Australia's MLC Life Insurance plans to push into the group life insurance market and make its pricing more competitive now that it is more independent from shareholder National Australia Bank Ltd (NAB), its chief executive said.
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While Internet networks and the largest players online today are proprietary entities with their own commercial and strategic agendas, the vision behind DFINITY is that it can be used to run "autonomous software" that will run in a more independent way.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry made his first public appearance on Thursday since Queen Elizabeth acceded to the wishes of her grandson and his American wife Meghan to step back from their senior royal roles and seek a more independent future.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry made his first public appearance on Thursday since Queen Elizabeth acceded to the wishes of her grandson and his American wife Meghan to step back from their senior royal roles and seek a more independent future.
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"As much as I want to believe there's this room for more independent, more moderate Republicans, I just don't know if Trumpism is leaving any time soon, and it's more than likely he will run for president again," she said.
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The couple blindsided the queen and the other senior royals on Wednesday when they said they wanted a more independent life which they hoped to finance themselves - a move that one royal source said had hurt and disappointed the family.
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The backsliding in Brazil has been watched closely across the region, where politicians have largely prioritized self-preservation over measures that would make judiciaries more independent, campaign financing more transparent and the public works contract process less prone to bribery.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Buckingham Palace announced on Saturday that Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will no longer be working members of Britain's royal family and they will not use their "royal highness" titles as they embark on a more independent future.
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Odebrecht is working on revamping its compliance rules that could lead to the appointment of more independent board members and tougher oversight of the family that controls the conglomerate and its 15 subsidiaries, two sources briefed on the plan told Reuters.
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This week's attacks come at a time when the White House is considering giving the Pentagon more independent authority to conduct counterterrorism raids as part of an effort to accelerate the fight against the Islamic State and other militant organizations.
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"Judges who hear criticism of this sort are not going to be inclined to knuckle under; it's going to stiffen their spines to be even more independent," said Mr. McConnell, who was nominated to his judgeship by President George W. Bush.
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It has also offered a compromise, saying it would drop its demand for asset sales provided it makes its board more independent by adding two directors it has proposed, and that it conducts a rigorous review of Kirin's business strategy.
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His compelling political case centered on pledging a return to parliamentary — rather than strong-president — government, a more independent judiciary, greater personal freedoms and a lifting of the state of emergency imposed by Mr. Erdogan after a botched coup in 2016.
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Democratic political observers saw in the race a matchup of dueling visions of city politics in 2017: one governed by the traditional county-based political apparatus, and another more independent and left-leaning wing that has been ascendant in recent years.
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Survey respondents were more likely to say that black girls, compared to white girls, need less nurturing, less protection, to be supported less, to be comforted less, are more independent, know more about adult topics, and know more about sex.
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" Bill Freimuth, a senior vice president at the Recording Academy, which oversees the Grammys, said that his organization had done "an awful lot of outreach in the rock community" over the last year, leading to nominees that are younger and more "independent-minded.
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What that means is that after some initial setup with your phone, smartwatches running the newest software can be more independent — they can track your fitness, stream music from Google Play, download apps, and all the rest directly over Wi-Fi or LTE.
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Needing more independent data is a common theme: vaping is so new that there's a ton we don't know about it yet, which means that people who use these products are mostly left to figure out the risks and benefits on their own.
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James Pikul, a co-author of the study and a researcher at the University of Pennsylvania's Department of Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, said his team came up with the idea while trying to find new ways of making robots more independent.
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The case against Ksera over embezzling 30 million leke ($235,886.15) comes as Albania is trying to revamp its justice system to root out corruption and make the judiciary more independent, and capable of prosecuting alleged corruption by the government officials and organized crime.
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With women becoming increasingly more independent and active, styles were more casual and comfortable too, and Dahl-Wolfe's images — often shot in far-flung locations including Tunisia, Cuba, Spain and the California desert, featuring women reclining and relaxing — captured the new sensibility.
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Among U.S. carriers, American Airlines could be relatively spared because of its alliance with BA and higher share of UK traffic, while Air France-KLM partner Delta Air Lines and Lufthansa ally United Airlines could suffer more, independent aviation analyst Mike Boyd said.
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"He really could and did strike a more independent streak, but at the end of the day, you are who you are," said Eddie Bautista, executive director at the NYC Environmental Justice Alliance and former director of city legislative affairs under Bloomberg.
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Harry said on Sunday that there was no option but for him and his American wife Meghan to step back from their royal roles in a deal with his grandmother Queen Elizabeth and senior Windsors that would allow them a more independent future.
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"Although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working Members of the Royal Family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family," the Queen said.
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"People are hedging their bets a little bit because they think, with some foundation, the US is less inclined to dip into the Middle East militarily than in the past, so the feeling is they've got to be a bit more independent," Shanahan said.
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The Duesseldorf-based group has overhauled its management team in Russia and is introducing bulk discounts to attract more independent traders and restaurant owners to help tap what Chief Executive Olaf Koch on Thursday described as the "incredibly vast potential" of the Russian market.
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Cervantes is already at the center of a growing political battle in Mexico, which is implementing a new anti-corruption system that will replace the current attorney general's office with a new institution next year that is designed to be more independent from political interference.
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Analyst: Boost to South Korean confidence Carl Schuster, a former director of operations at the US Pacific Command's Joint Intelligence Center, told CNN that revising the bilateral treaty would give the South Koreans a more independent deterrent capability, which they have wanted for years.
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"As teens grow up and become more independent, it becomes more and more important that they can manage their asthma on their own, without relying on their parents," coauthor Scott Davis of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill told Reuters Health by email.
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The measure would codify nonbinding directions from the Obama administration and the Justice Department on how to fulfill document requests with a "presumption of openness," in addition to improving public digital access to records released through FOIA and making oversight of the process more independent.
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Castro also proposed splitting ICE in half and putting enforcement duties elsewhere, funding a "21st century Marshall Plan for Central America" to address the root causes of rising immigration and making immigration courts "Article I" courts that are more independent from the attorney general.
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"Teaching kids that sleep is a priority – and modeling this behavior – by blocking out enough time to get the right amount of sleep is important, especially as children get older and become more independent," Simon, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Other shareholders say the best outcome would be for Vivendi and Elliott to bury the hatchet and allow a more independent board to push through measures to slash its net debt of more than 25 billion euros ($30 billion), tackle competition and unlock value.
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But over the past year, Kelly has cultivated a narrative that positions her as more progressive, more feminist, more independent, and less of a partisan lapdog than her colleagues at Fox News, while stopping shy of crossing a line that's too far right or left.
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The most common story we hear is that as soon as kids get their first mobile phone, the kids start to be more independent, spending more time with their friends without their parents, and that's when families start running into the problem that Greenlight solves.
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"When you listen to the average voter — even ones who are stalwart Democrats, are more independent or low-information voters — they don't feel that things are working well but they're also nervous about changes that might take away what little they have," he said.
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She was not hesitant to leave Connor alone for a few minutes while she booked a piano lesson for his sister nearby, because he usually feels safe and comfortable in places that are familiar to him, and he learns to be more independent that way.
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And while a baker's dozen might be a lot for what is still a non-public company, one of the results of the board's longtime infighting is that it is still on the hunt for three more independent directors as well as an independent chairman.
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People trust you to be more independent, but if you screw up, it's on you much more than it would have been when you were 6 or 7, and that can make you feel overwhelmed, longing for a return to a less complicated time.
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Although Ms. McSally tried to paint Ms. Sinema as a far-left candidate by drawing on her history in the Arizona legislature and past antiwar activities, Ms. Sinema had a voting record in the House that demonstrated a more independent agenda and moderate positions.
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SEOUL, South Korea — The president of South Korea vowed on Thursday to accelerate efforts to strengthen its pre-emptive strike, missile defense and retaliatory capabilities against North Korea, and he renewed his call for the armed forces to become more independent from the United States.
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LONDON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry will make his first public appearance on Thursday since Queen Elizabeth acceded to the wishes of her grandson and his American wife Meghan to step back from their senior royal roles and seek a more independent future.
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"This will include adding more detail, greater transparency and a new structure to our research notes, for those clients who want a deeper level of information, and new functionality on our platform to help those who want to follow a more independent path," Hill said.
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BRASILIA, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank president, Roberto Campos Neto, said on Tuesday that the more independent a monetary authority is, the lower inflation is, adding that Brazil is the only country in the Group of 20 major economies without central bank autonomy.
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Maybe we need to become more independent and really really think about our position on the global stage that requires perhaps more responsibility in defense and security working much closer together and making sure our interests are in the right spot in the EU and the Eurozone.
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While the mission of the existing Dock Landing Ship (LSD) is primarily, among other things, to support an ability to launch Landing Craft Air Cushions, or LCACs, for amphibious operations, the new LPD-17 Flight II ship will have an expanded mission to include more independent missions.
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"I hope the secretary thinks about all workers and this trend that people are moving toward more independent arrangements," said Marco Zappacosta, co-founder and CEO of Thumbtack, an online platform that connects customers to local professionals for tasks like house painting, personal training and voice lessons.
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Our Grandparents typically played down their successes with humility, marrying a first love, taking over the family business as a matter of duty and producing a ready made family by the equivalent age that we now graduate from university with a degree and far more independent outlook.
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"At least from the Malaysian side, this concept of separation of powers between for example the executive as well as, for example, the more independent portions of the Department of Justice, I don't think that is well understood in a Malaysian context," he said on Wednesday.
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The European Union has announced plans for a "major overhaul" of car emissions testing following the Volkswagen scandal, with new laws that would give it more control across the EU. The newly-proposed framework aims to ensure that vehicles meet standards by making testing centers more independent.
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Activist hedge fund Elliott, which holds over $1 billion worth of shares in three key affiliates of Hyundai Motor Group, has dismissed the restructuring plan as insufficient, calling on the conglomerate to adopt a holding company strategy, boost shareholder returns and appoint more independent board members.
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I feel more self-assured in both my personal life and career, and I'm more independent than I've ever been; seeing Crawley look for love will be a hopeful reminder that love is possible at any age -- not just during that coveted decade of your 20s.
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Uber's Audit Committee could be enhanced through an expansion of the Audit Committee to include more independent directors and a clear articulation of the oversight role that the Audit Committee is intended to play, both of which could improve the Audit Committee's ability to oversee Uber's management.
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Harry said on Sunday that there was no option but for him and his American wife Meghan to step back from their royal roles in a deal with his grandmother Queen Elizabeth and senior members of the family that would allow them a more independent future.
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"Although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working Members of the Royal Family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family," she said in a statement obtained by Insider.
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"What we found was a transitional path out of unemployment were people did a lot more independent contracting gig work until they got a more permanent job, and there is more of that when coming out of a recession than during a boom," Mr. Katz said.
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"When you listen to the average voter — even ones who aren't stalwart Democrats, but who are more independent or are low-information voters — they don't feel that things are working well, but they're also nervous about changes that might take away what little they have," Obama said.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockNew poll finds Biden, Warren in virtual tie in Iowa Gabbard drives coverage in push to qualify for October debate Partisan divisions sharpen as independent voters fade MORE (D), who would have traditionally best appealed to more-independent voters, have floundered in the race.
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Mr. Greenblatt appears more independent of the State Department than at least some previous envoys; he has told others he reports not to Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, but to the president's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, 36, one of the most senior White House advisers.
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"When you listen to the average voter — even ones who aren't stalwart Democrats, but who are more independent or are low-information voters — they don't feel that things are working well, but they're also nervous about changes that might take away what little they have," he said.
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Two of the leading contenders, Senator Ted Cruz, on the Republican side, and Senator Bernie Sanders, who is seeking the Democratic nomination, openly declare that this is a "base" election focused more on bringing out hard-core committed supporters than on trying to persuade more independent-minded folks.
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In the aftermath of the United States Supreme Court's 2010 ruling in the Citizens United case, which blocked limits on independent political spending for corporations and interest groups, Professor Heerwig said it was not surprising that Seattle was seeing more independent spending, whether there were democracy vouchers or not.
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Questions such as - did you want your child to be more independent-minded; or do you prefer they respect elders; do you wish that they would exhibit more curiosity or have good manners; do you want them to be more self-reliant or would you prefer they be obedient?
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But that searing experience drove Mr. McCain to become a more independent lawmaker as well as a champion of campaign finance changes intended to reduce the influence of big money in politics, and he eventually became his party's presidential nominee in 2008, after a failed bid in 2000.
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So he's still trying to figure out the best plan to get to that predetermined outcome — one that enough of the more independent-minded senators in his conference can stomach, that would shield his vulnerable members from too many ugly choices, and that would avoid infuriating the president.
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But Ricardo San Martin, research director and industry fellow for the Alternative Meats Lab at the University of California, Berkeley, said he would like to see more independent studies and more information about how the factories that process plant-based meat affect the environment to get a fuller picture.
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"While much of the international community reprimands Duterte's anti-drug campaign, China offers its support and collaboration....China's non-interference in Duterte's anti-drug campaign may serve as a push toward a stronger tilt to China as it supports the Philippines aims of steering a more independent course," CSIS noted.
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And while the earlier books in the series have tended to be more independent of one another, with only the occasional character crossing over from one book or series to the next, as Sanderson has progressed the links between the books have gotten more connected with storylines beginning to intermix.
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Recommendations included the addition of more independent board members, an independent chair of the board, an oversight committee, and using compensation to hold senior executives accountable: The Board should consider incorporating ethical business practices, diversity and inclusion, and other values from Uber's Business Code of Conduct into its executive compensation program.
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In his remarks, at Western Sydney University, he said that Mr. Trump both threatened the old order and provided "a moment of opportunity" in which Australia could become more independent of Washington and develop the kinds of ties to Beijing that would allow Australia to moderate China's behavior in the region.
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As the Journal noted, trade groups including the Association of National Advertisers have called on Facebook to allow more independent vetting of its metrics after the 2016 disclosure and other errors in its metrics, and it's responded by allowing some third-party verification and audits by watchdogs at the Media Rating Council.
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The most important detail to keep in mind regarding Riri Williams and her place in the Marvel universe is that Marvel's comic book universe and its cinematic properties are traveling at completely different speeds, so it helps to think of the two as more independent of each other than they are related.
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These somewhat contradictory elements suggest that the threat is coming from a more independent, feminist type of jihadist, who sees herself as acting similarly to a man, but at the same time, some in this category of women also appear to be acting on instructions from male counterparts in the Islamic State.
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As recently as last October, it appeared Mr. Abe had adroitly dodged the scandals, leading the Liberal Democratic Party to a landslide victory in parliamentary elections and establishing the prime minister as the world leader consistently able to manage President Trump while also staking out a more independent role for Japan in Asia.
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" Shortly after, however, the gang reached a resolution following a two-hour meeting, with the Queen releasing her own statement saying that while she was saddened to lose the couple as official members of the immediate royal family, she "respect[s] and understand[s] their wish to live a more independent life.
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"Although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working members of the royal family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family," the queen said in a statement after a meeting at her country home, Sandringham.
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The Queen: "we would have preferred them to remain full-time working Members of the Royal Family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family…there will be a period of transition in which the Sussexes will spend time in Canada and the UK." pic.twitter.
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But the ballot is filled with Democrats challenging his authority from his left: Ms. Nixon, his direct challenger; Mr. Williams; and Zephyr Teachout, whose campaign for attorney general is based partly on her assertion that she would be more independent than Mr. Cuomo's favored candidate, the New York City public advocate, Letitia James.
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I don't particularly need taking care of — in fact, part of what I miss is taking care of my mother — but I guess I miss that sense of being watched and tracked and cared about, as I watch and track and care about my own children, even as they get older and more independent.
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Metro said in May it was introducing a new "buy more, pay less" strategy for about a third of the goods it sells, a concept that had already revived sales in Romania and Ukraine and which the group now hopes will help its around 20173 Russian stores to target more independent traders, hotels and restaurants.
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"If patients have advanced (eye) disease which is beyond medical and surgical therapy and they have lost their ability to read, I think the OrCam is at least one instrument they may wish to use to be more independent," said senior researcher Dr. Mark Mannis, of the University of California Davis Eye Center in Sacramento.
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SAO PAULO, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Brazil's Odebrecht SA is working on a thorough revamping of compliance rules that could lead to the appointment of more independent board members and a definitive exit of the namesake family from the board of the scandal-tarnished conglomerate, a person with knowledge of the plan said on Tuesday.
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While Mr. Molins depicts the women as bound up with the Islamic State and directed by its male leaders, Mr. Khosrokhavar said that in interviewing women who had gone to Syria or tried to get there, he had found evidence that the female recruits in this newest group were more independent than their predecessors.
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Hong Kong, a former British colony, returned to Chinese rule in 1997 under a "one country, two systems" model that allows it to maintain better protections for civil liberties and a judicial system considered to be far more independent than that of mainland China, where courts operate under the control of the Communist Party.
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After a brief trial with a Pirates affiliate in 2014, Mann bounced to two more independent teams, in Lancaster, Pa., and Fargo, N.D. He signed with Oakland, served an 80-game suspension after testing positive for the performance-enhancing drug Ostarine, and then pitched 59 games across two seasons in the Athletics' farm system.
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But because of a breakaway faction calling themselves the Independent Democratic Conference — and an even more independent Democrat, Senator Simcha Felder of Brooklyn, who has resolutely attached himself to the Republicans ever since being elected as a Democrat — the chamber has been controlled for several years by a coalition of Republicans and independent Democrats.
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"Hopefully the FCC's rejection of Sinclair's attempt to buy up these same Tribune stations shows the agency's newfound understanding of the need for more independent voices and local choices for news — and a rejection of its earlier consolidation-at all-costs policies," Craig Aaron, the president and CEO of the group Free Press, said in a statement.
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But amid public proclamations that appear to show little difference between the countries — and as North Korea accelerates its nuclear program — Mr. Abe has started to consider a more independent role for Japan in Asia: one that looks beyond the current White House as Japan prepares for an era in which American influence may be waning.
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" Reportedly, the Queen isn't happy with them either; on Monday, her office put out a statement saying, "Although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working Members of the Royal Family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family.
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For starters, Facebook said that it will be widening the pool of third-party companies that it works with to measure traffic and engagement on its platform beyond the small group that it works with today, which includes comScore, Moat, Nielsen and Integral Ad Science (IAS), in response to requests from partners for more independent measurement, specifically around time ads are viewed.
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Sports officials and WADA have weighed in this fall, too, holding conferences in recent weeks that emphasized strengthening WADA's role as a regulator and making the agency more independent of sports organizations like the I.O.C. But amid discussion about WADA's expanded responsibilities and possible increases to its budget, there has been little talk about who exactly should lead the agency.
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If a company like that is going to have that degree of market share, that degree of internet sales, well, they also ought to probably not have that degree of tax avoidance or the degree of having more and more independent contractors as opposed to hiring those Gen Z folks to make a good living and get a good paycheck.
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"Brand Sussex is a global brand and could end up making an absolute fortune, from public speaking to Meghan reinventing her lifestyle blog, to merchandising or brand endorsements," said Nick Bullen, editor-in-chief of True Royalty TV. Harry and Meghan shocked Queen Elizabeth when they announced on Wednesday they wanted to lead a more independent life, and finance it themselves.
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Although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working members of the royal family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family ... Harry and Meghan have made clear that they do not want to be reliant on public funds in their new lives.
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After the success of Jonathan Blow's Braid in 2008, subsequent indie hits like Fez or Minecraft, a studio culture that saw larger developers focus on fewer projects of mid-level cost, and the rise of ubiquitous tools like Unity, more independent developers (of all ages) were able to find success on platforms long-dominated by more established and marketable teams.
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The benefits of having a sister are even backed up by data: a 2009 study conducted by researchers at the University of Ulster and De Montfort University found that people of any gender who grew up with at least one sister were happier and more optimistic than people who grew up without sisters, and girls who grew up with at least one sister were more independent than girls who grew up without any sisters.
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