In Europe, the startup competes most directly with marketplace TreatWell.
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Most directly, we are watching the instructions of his coach.
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Climate change will most directly impact young people, organizers say.
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The federal statute that is most directly relevant to Mrs.
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Finally, and perhaps most directly, there is ballooning CEO compensation.
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Three tondos grouped on the back wall conjure Mondrian most directly.
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Most directly, it helps workers afford to care for sick children.
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Taxi drivers have felt the change most directly from ride sharing.
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I think the stances that he takes most directly affect me.
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Climate change will most directly impact young people, organizers have said.
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South Korea is the country most directly threatened by North Korea.
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"The market correlates most directly to the direction of earnings," Dwyer said.
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A hotel and market area were said to be the most directly affected.
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Of the show's entirety, Jen Lewis's photographs might deal with menstruation most directly.
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Most directly, they deplete funds that agencies otherwise might spend advancing their missions.
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And while most directly enter the plumbing profession, others follow more unique paths.
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On 4chan, this shift is most directly attributable to changes within its userbase.
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His 2008 feature debut, In Bruges, asks those questions most directly and uncomfortably.
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They've been cropped to focus on what's related most directly to the show.
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Harris has been among the 2020 candidates to most directly acknowledge this challenge.
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But is adobo the dish that speaks most directly to the Filipino soul?
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Of the group, Flake has been the most directly outspoken against the President.
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We should all vote for change, especially the incarcerated youth most directly impacted.
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The Echo Show 5 competes most directly with smart displays featuring Google Assistant, obviously.
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People who drive taxis, delivery vehicles and trucks are most directly threatened by AVs.
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Of all the work in the exhibition, Li Sumpter's most directly addresses such disturbances.
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The Pram Project, Suh's three-channel film, is the exhibition's most directly affecting work.
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In Europe it perhaps competes most directly with Berlin's Door2Door, and Vulog in Paris.
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That last bit is where Creative Assembly's unique talents come into play most directly.
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The Orlando Sentinel notes this will most directly affect anyone bringing coolers into the park.
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The chip industry is where America's industrial leadership and China's superpower ambitions clash most directly.
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How much sweeter must it sound to the Christians standing most directly in their crosshairs?
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As for Disraeli, his novel "Sybil, or The Two Nations" addresses the subject most directly.
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They're Samsung's flagship devices and the place where it most directly competes with the iPhone.
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Most directly, the consumer welfare standard has translated directly to whether they're paying higher prices.
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While intimate partner violence most directly impacts the survivor, such violence has much broader implications.
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Focus specifically on those that most directly affect how you live, work and do business.
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Flynn is one of those who will most directly determine the new president's information diet.
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In addition, the industries whose spending is most directly tied to that growth are not investing.
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And where Mr. Sanders has plunged in most directly, voters have not necessarily followed his lead.
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Most directly, Mr. Steyer has assets worth between $22020,001 and $15,000 in Direct Petroleum Exploration Inc.
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Aid-in-dying legislation allows the person most directly involved — the patient — to make that decision.
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Architecture, of all the arts, asks most directly that we consider the symbolic effect of the material.
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Poetry is the most directly analogous high art form to environments like video games and virtual reality.
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It was during the Q&A that the question of the artist's role came up most directly.
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This move was most directly prompted by Cathy being reprimanded at school for fighting back against bullies.
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The first form, known as preconscious anxiety, is most directly correlated to the perceived object of danger.
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Aside from "The Children," the plays that spoke most directly to our contemporary woes were old ones.
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But the political heat may have been felt most directly by Mr. Hammond, whose shift surprised lawmakers.
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That happened most directly by Mastermind and the Host confronting each other, but several things caused it.
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Most directly, American taxpayers are bailing out the farmers affected by Trump's tariffs, at the president's urging.
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The is most directly linked to Fed rate hikes, and that rose to 1.28, a seven year high.
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Manufacturers, among the most directly affected by the import taxes, added 37,000 jobs, the most in seven months.
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These services are the focus of some of the shelter organizations most directly affected by the new cuts.
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Winter addresses it most directly and honestly when Jen reflects on her discomfort in regard to Meg's privilege.
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Any policy that lowers the rate and broadens the base will face pushback from those most directly affected.
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The residents of the surrounding communities put most directly at risk are disproportionately poor or people of color.
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That theme is addressed most directly in Lucy Thurber's "Transfers," which opens at MCC Theater on April 23.
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That's the moment when the northern half of the earth is tipped most directly away from the sun.
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MaYaa Boateng, an actress who graduated from drama school only last year, interacts with the audience most directly.
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And local officials who are most directly under threat from federal defunding — police officers — are even more squeamish.
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Instead, the politician who most directly opposes Donald Trump—presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton—is doubling down on Merkelism.
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Mr. Gerhaher's sensitivity to text, at its most directly stated, can even reveal musicality within the German language itself.
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Makeup, for centuries, has reflected the evolution of social definitions of class, gender, race, and most directly, sexual mores.
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"The witnesses that bear most directly on those issues are the witnesses we'll want to bring in," Schiff said.
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We must not only address the opioid crisis, but especially the vulnerable children impacted most directly by this crisis.
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House lawmakers on Saturday passed economic stimulus legislation designed to ease the financial stress on those most directly affected.
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He is reanimated most directly, and his function as antagonist taken over by, his mother, Mary Louise (Meryl Streep).
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But it most directly feels like a heightened allegory to the experiences of enslaved black women in America's history.
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Obstruction of justice This is the thread of the Mueller investigation that, so far, most directly implicates the president.
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Customs and Border Protection is the agency most directly responsible for apprehending immigrants trying to cross the border illegally.
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That is, perhaps, the tonal element that resonates most directly between the shows: the necessity of work without reward.
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In every case, my first priority has been to support and care for the employees and families most directly affected.
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Taken together, the steps seem to point most directly and immediately at outsourcing companies like Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services.
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But both patents and research spending soared in South Korea, the country most directly exposed to manufacturing competition from China.
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But Soros and Koch are among the billionaires who have most directly leveraged their philanthropy to advance their respective worldviews.
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While climate change peppers the channel's regular coverate, this is its most directly direct examination yet of its potential impact.
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Trump's election is also a rejection, most directly, of Hillary Clinton and everything she stands for, including progress for women.
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Two issues most directly felled the Republican repeal plans: the Medicaid overhaul and the rollback of those preexisting conditions rules.
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It's most directly comparable to Netflix or HBO Go — a monthly subscription service that comes with original content, sans advertisements.
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One of the costs of living that&aposs most directly impacted is affordable housing, through simple supply-and-demand economics.
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Union members may be the ones most directly affected by right-to-work laws, but they aren't the only ones.
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So far, the people most directly affected by this record of misrule haven't been able to vote in national elections.
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Of course, the coronavirus catastrophe is far from cozy or fun or exciting for those who are most directly affected.
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" The D.E.A., an arm of the Justice Department, is the federal agency that most directly oversees access to opioids. "D.
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The two strategies that would most directly help achieve that goal clash with other planks of Mr. Trump's economic agenda.
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But it's facing increasing competition from education tech start-ups including, most directly, other study tools like Memrise and Studyblue.
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But, in fact, Böröcz's sensual conceptualism dealing with everyday absurdities derive most directly from his respect for art and manual labor.
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Based on the sea level rise projections, the study calculated the parts of the world that would be most directly impacted.
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In his current role with the Fed, Powell heads the oversight committee, which is most directly responsible for monitoring big banks.
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In many countries grappling most directly with violent extremists, the proportion of women serving in the police and military is miniscule.
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Immigrant communities are most directly affected, of course, and the policy inspired spontaneous protests at airports across the country this weekend.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration, the agency that most directly oversees access to opioids, deserves much of the blame for these deaths.
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Obama didn't seek input from those who would be impacted most directly despite desperate pleas from our allies in the region.
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The education issue appears most likely to affect governor and state legislative races where school funding is most directly at stake.
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Of all the great street photographers who came of age in the '60s, Winogrand was most directly influenced by Mr. Frank.
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The candidate who most directly confronted Mr. Buttigieg in the last debate, Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, will not be onstage.
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Elizabeth Warren flat-out called Biden's original stance wrong and pointed out that Hyde most directly affected low-income women through Medicaid.
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Elizabeth Warren, were quick to point out that his stance negatively impacts low-income women since the rule most directly affects Medicaid.
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Trussle, the U.K. online mortgage broker that competes most directly with Atomico-backed Habito, has closed £13.6 million in Series B funding.
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Dimension-wise, the R1103T is most directly comparable to the new Ford Ranger or the newest Toyota Tacoma, though there are differences.
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Every survivor of suicide loss should seek out the resources that speak to them and what they need most directly and clearly.
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The FBI is seeking powers that would "most directly" affect "people of color, immigrant communities, Muslim communities and political activists," she added.
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It appears that investors are already sniffing out this recession risk by fleeing the stocks most directly exposed to the US economy.
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Of course, people like Ausberger who are directly connected to the ethanol industry would feel any shift in government policy most directly.
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Davis released "You're Under Arrest" in 1985; it was his most directly pop-adjacent album, featuring songs by Jackson and Ms. Lauper.
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While that most directly applies to people of color, the brand&aposs products are generally great for anyone who has sensitive skin.
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The shift among liberals seems to sting Warren most directly, as her backing with that group has dropped six points to 27%.
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But though they're struggling through the smoke, many food delivery riders are still thinking of those most directly impacted by Australia's bushfires.
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"There's a real issue of equity of opportunity, and the foundation of the problem is tied most directly to poverty," he said.
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Macro hedge funds, which invest most directly in currencies, have failed to turn a profit in four of the past five years.
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Google and Facebook are most directly threatened by Article 21, which affords anyone the right to opt out of personally tailored ads.
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Having airport police available to respond to "acts of unlawful interference" is most directly the responsibility of the airport operator, not the TSA.
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With Houston at the heart of the U.S. oil and gas industry, Harvey's hit has been felt most directly in the energy markets.
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His level is most directly comparable to former President Ronald Reagan, who in March 1988 held a 20003% approval rating, according to Gallup.
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Hungary perhaps takes the hardest line in policy as the country is a transit route for refugees, and therefore the most directly affected.
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Don't expect to hear too much at IDF about Intel's wearables strategy, an area where it competes for business most directly with ARM.
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Instead, they're most directly tethered to oil prices set on global markets that respond to all kinds of global economic and geopolitical forces.
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But the FBI is seeking powers that would "most directly" affect "people of color, immigrant communities, Muslim communities and political activists," she added.
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"This is the most assertive, most aggressive and most directly impactful of any engagement that they have had in our elections," Clapper said.
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Trade and the deals to reduce trade barriers often threaten the livelihood of workers in the industries exposed most directly to foreign competition.
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Gousto, the U.K. cook-at-home meal kit service that competes most directly with HelloFresh, has raised a further £18 million in funding.
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And secondly, to use it for fiscal measures that are well targeted to households, businesses that are most directly impacted by the crisis.
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Teacher salaries make up the bulk of education spending — so when education spending stagnates or is cut, teachers feel the pain most directly.
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The good news is that the people who are addressing trauma most directly are reviving a moral language and developing a moral curriculum.
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Most directly, the suits can provide the billions necessary for communities to repair climate damages and fortify their infrastructure for the storms ahead.
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Actively managed funds can also hunt for assets that will most directly benefit, if and when details of a Trump infrastructure plan emerge.
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"Richard Carson was most directly responsible for this shortcoming as the direct supervisor of the manager of the trading desk," the report said.
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Japan, a staunch US ally, is the country that is among the most directly threatened by North Korea's growing nuclear and missile programs.
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It amounts to a firewall in the chamber of our government that is supposed to be the most directly responsive to the citizens' will.
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Rather, Amazon is most directly taking on UnitedHealth Group's Optum, which is already in the space, as well as technology rivals Apple and Alphabet.
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"We need to reassure and secure our allies, particularly South Korea and Japan, who feel most directly threatened by North Korea," she told Zakaria.
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Razer, Lenovo, and Acer already have laptops out with Intel's new processor, but Asus's UX410 likely competes most directly with the Dell XPS 13.
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This may be the case because Instant Transfer is the feature most directly related to P2P transactions, and is likely in-demand from consumers.
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The bad news is that Google can't send it to most directly—it needs manufacturers and carriers to push the patch out to you.
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The petrochemical index, most directly sensitive to oil prices, jumped 3.8 percent and five petrochemical producers were among the 10 most heavily traded stocks.
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In addition to losing scientists themselves, the offices at the E.P.A. that deal most directly with science were drained of other workers this year.
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Because Congress, and especially the House, fed most directly on public opinion, it enjoyed a natural advantage so overpowering that the framers feared it.
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The Democrats' second round of relief is more focused on the economic fallout, providing financial assistance to those most directly affected by the outbreak.
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Your current disclosure does not include a presentation of the most directly comparable financial measure, gross profit, calculated and presented in accordance with GAAP.
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The cases tied most directly to Trump, centered on whether his personal business records are subject to subpoena, will be heard on March 31.
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And in a performance that perhaps most directly engaged the political tension of the moment, rapper Common slammed the NRA and President Donald Trump.
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It strengthens accountability, focuses priorities and ensures the people most directly affected by decisions have more of a voice in making those tough decisions.
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That might have been why many fans embraced the leak, even if those affected most directly were not sure what to make of it.
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Business people and expatriates were also the most directly hit by the ban on international flights to the Kurdish airports of Erbil and Sulaimaniya.
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Perhaps most directly carrying on the BC legacy is "reformist" label Women's History Museum, founded by N.Y.U. schoolmates Amanda McGowan and Mattie Rivkah Barringer.
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The OG Experience amplified the voices most directly affected by mass incarceration, putting the spotlight on artists thoughtfully grappling with the prison industrial complex.
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That's where trash, most directly from the Pacific coasts of North America and Asia, swirls in global ocean currents and collects in a large area.
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The problem of fake news and its role in the election outcome has most directly been tied to Facebook and to a less extent Google.
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Facebook has tangled with plenty of governments over privacy, but this whole section applies most directly to China, with which Facebook has an ambivalent relationship.
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Two of those companies, MultiPlan and Zelis, are most directly involved with out-of-network claims and have the most to lose from any changes.
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There he most directly demonstrated his "five points of architecture" with support blocks, roof gardens, free-flowing floor plans, horizontal windows, and a plain exterior.
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Spotlite seems to most directly compete with Smule, which has raised more than $100 million and, as of May, has 52 million monthly active users.
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The people who were most directly impacted by this radical re-make of state government were being stripped of their power to vote against it.
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The latest emails could relate most directly to federal campaign finance law barring the solicitation of any contribution or "thing of value" from foreign nationals.
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Gousto, the U.K. cook-at-home recipe kit service that competes most directly with Rocket Internet's HelloFresh, has raised a further £10 million in funding.
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Most directly, China's neighbors would absorb the effects, especially those dependent on tourists from China — among them Hong Kong, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
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Asian countries like China, Japan and India are now major destinations for oil from the gulf, and would be most directly threatened by any disruption.
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The measure, which dates to the 1970s, pertains to Medicaid funding of abortion, which is why opponents say the restrictions affect poor women most directly.
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"The U.S. threat is being carried out and having an impact on factories, transportation companies and most directly on drivers," truck driver Jose Cota said.
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The most mind-breaking decisions The Crimes of Grindelwald makes are found in the moments when the film is trying most directly to pander to fans.
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It also helps that the public is starting to see the benefits of AI and machine learning, most directly in digital assistants like Alexa and Siri.
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NeuroTribes and In a Different Key clash most directly in their characterizations of Kanner and Asperger, the two figures associated with the beginning of autism history.
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Most directly, the Republican Party at its highest levels is working right now in the courts to undo the protections that are currently codified in law.
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This anti-Washington mantle has been taken up most directly by Trump in 2016, but Cruz is also a candidate who can win with this faction.
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Or it may be that our results speak most directly to the situation in a red-tinged state like Iowa, where other goals just won't fly.
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Should she defy the odds, analysts say shares in sectors most directly exposed to the British economy such as banks, insurers, homebuilders and retailers could surge.
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Congress is the branch of government that is most directly accountable to the people — legislators need to make the tough calls and then face the voters.
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Those activists say an FBI win would set off a slippery slope of intrusive government data requests that would most directly affect minorities and political activists.
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Most directly, the law reduces how much mortgage debt will benefit from tax-deductible interest payments; that number was previously $1 million and is now $750,000.
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And if not, who will be the contender willing to challenge him most directly, with so many voters chiefly concerned about uniting to defeat President Trump?
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The second round of relief focuses more squarely on mitigating the economic fallout of the coronavirus, giving priority to those most directly affected by the outbreak.
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That would pit Amazon most directly against Express Scripts, Walgreens and CVS in selling medications for serious and complex conditions like multiple sclerosis, cancer and hemophilia.
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Italy was most directly impacted by the resulting chaos, which triggered a wave of migration to its shores, and has sought to lead subsequent stabilization efforts.
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Russia is not among the countries most directly or most intimately affected by North Korea's nuclear ambitions, such as the United States, South Korea or China.
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There are numerous reasons for this waning interest in the topic, but I might lay the blame most directly at the foot of Fear's parent series.
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The series of emergency managers who oversaw Flint as the crisis unfolded are the most directly responsible for using Flint River water in the first place.
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The facial recognition ban will most directly limit the San Francisco Police Department, which doesn't currently use facial recognition technology but has tested it in the past.
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His work most directly riffs on the style of legendary artist Drew Struzan, who has worked on everything from Star Wars and Indiana Jones to Harry Potter.
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Nadella's response is not the most directly oppositional from a CEO, with others including Amazon's Jeff Bezos very specifically voicing their lack of support for the measure.
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But the message was clear enough: He, and by proxy, the people most directly in charge of the investigation, now didn't plan to tiptoe around Trump anymore.
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Only among those 65 and over -- the cohort now benefiting most directly from Medicare, it's worth noting -- has capitalism become more popular over the past eight years.
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The Court is likely to try to put off consideration of the laws (like Georgia's and Alabama's) that most directly threaten Roe until after the 2020 elections.
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The strongest of the opinions in Furman" — the 1972 case that briefly abolished capital punishment — "was William Brennan's, and Brennan based it most directly on human dignity.
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The Justice Department could have taken this opportunity to speak up on behalf of our country's lesbian and gay workers, including those who serve it most directly.
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Those who were the most directly exposed to a shooting are the most likely to experience PTSD, according to a study published in the Journal of Traumatic Stress.
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They will most directly hurt the cargo industry, although passenger traffic could fall as people reconsider vacations to some locations and as consumers spend more money on imports.
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So when people turned out to protest lack of action on immigration reform, the crowds looked as you might imagine — Latino and Asian — the groups most directly impacted.
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"The teammates I work most directly with are overseeing finances, people, operations, marketing, sales, purchasing, and system development so truly, every day is a little different," Holden said.
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Left and right alike can appreciate the logic of Washington helping to mitigate its impact on communities where the federal footprint impinges most directly on the local economy.
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When it comes to those subsidized U.S. commodity crops that actually are eaten, research has shown government spending disproportionately favors the farm products most directly tied to obesity.
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There is plenty of Russia, too -- Just because it is payoffs that are the most directly dangerous public information for Trump doesn't mean Mueller isn't focused on Russia.
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It is only the Fed where we allow the most directly affected industry group to actually have a direct voice in the policies determined by its regulatory agency.
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You are there to amplify, support and lift up people who are most directly affected by these issues and that's what I always held dear to my heart.
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We saw it most directly when Ms. Sciorra — her voice at times faltering — addressed the room while she helped present what was termed new (activist, change-minded) voices.
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Companies most directly affected by trade issues could have a hit to earnings that is 265 percent to 303 percent greater than the hit to profits, they said.
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Borjas argues that Card failed to find valid cities to compare with Miami and that he failed to separate out natives without diplomas, who were most directly affected.
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Some analysts also noted that companies most directly affected by the new LPR tend to be higher-quality businesses that can often already get loans with lower interest rates.
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The court order in question, made without giving Apple the ability to present its position, removes the decision from the people whose privacy and security it most directly affects.
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Its competition includes regional food nonprofits like Borderlands Food Bank that divert produce before it goes to a landfill, and other tech startups, most directly Boston-based Spoiler Alert.
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But it's conservatives who are most directly articulating why it's bad: If the president doesn't respect the judiciary, there's nothing the judiciary can do to make him respect them.
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The CB-21s resemble a de-badged pair of Audio-Technica M21s, which is appropriate because that's the ultra popular pair of cans that they're competing most directly against.
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Most directly hit will be the thousands of German companies which have operations, factories or research centres in Britain, among them such household names as BMW, Bayer and Siemens.
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Interestingly, and foolishly, so did the Republicans who, in contesting the suit, argued that they "stand to be most directly harmed by a change" in the ballot order rules.
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It's incredibly political and it's being run out of FBI headquarters and they are the most directly connected to the White House and feel that political pressure most harshly.
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After all, it was the Obama administration that Trump and his followers were targeting most directly with the talk of draining the swamp and the culture of government corruption.
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States are most directly responsible for education, health care and many other issues that affect people's daily lives, so getting preferred candidates into local legislatures is critical, she said.
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A second round of relief set to get a House vote Friday is focused on the economic fallout, providing financial assistance to those most directly affected by the outbreak.
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The United States has also been conducting joint exercises with Japanese forces for the past two weeks, and it was Japan that seemed most directly affected by Tuesday's launch.
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Of all the rules passed in the wake of the crisis, this requirement is designed to address most directly the issue of big banks' being too big to fail.
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The four defendants most directly involved in the deaths face charges of homicide committed with particular cruelty, against more than one person, including people under the age of 14.
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He is a moderate and will likely compete for votes most directly with former Vice President Joe Biden and South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg rather than progressives Sens.
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The best opportunity for a president to most directly influence the budget is when his party controls Congress, but those windows haven't been open for long in recent administrations.
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As for the people most directly affected by the cancelation, the show's hosts took the news in stride, with the promise to continue working on the podcast end of things.
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Not only does this network get a look at what's brewing in Israel, but they help steer YL Ventures to the startups that most directly address their own pain points.
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Representatives from the Taino tribe, those most directly affected by Columbus, as well as members of Decolonize This Place, argued that Columbus was merely a colonizer and a white supremacist.
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Apologies if I took it the wrong way," he said, "But I place the blame most squarely and most directly on the murderer, alleged murderer, the driver of the vehicle.
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Love itself is most directly the result of 2013's Dreams Are Colder Than Death, a documentary film that chronicles the state of black life since the Civil Rights Movement.
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The only people who have given up on Israeli democracy are the people most directly benefitting from the freedoms guaranteed by the Jewish state: the incredibly unpopular political far Left.
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" The current state of the world will be addressed most directly at Frieze Talks, which this year will present a series of daily lunchtime discussions on the theme of "Borderlands.
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Ironically, these are the shows that most directly carry on the legacy of the original, deeply autobiographical "Roseanne," which was a truth serum in a medium devoted to reassuring lies.
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Of all five concertos, this was the work that most directly referred to the festival as it beamed the formal symmetry and textural clarity of Mozart into the 21st century.
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Criminal justice reform is not just about being fair to the individuals who will be most directly affected, but it's also about doing what's right for our nation's well-being.
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Sentencing reform, which attempts to cut back on policies like mandatory minimums and would most directly decrease incarceration, tends to lose "tough on crime" conservatives like Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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The agreement struck Friday aims to ease some of the economic stress by providing financial assistance to those most directly affected by the crisis, including unemployment and paid leave benefits.
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The agreement announced Friday aims to ease some of the economic stress by providing financial assistance to those most directly affected by the crisis, including unemployment and paid leave benefits.
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No wonder, then, the industry enjoys such enthusiastic support from the people most directly involved: Alaska Natives like me that comprise ANSEP's membership and successful graduates working in the field.
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When the society did give out masks, it gave the best and the most directly to local government agencies instead of to front-line hospitals, according to its own data.
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Microsoft's Azure unit, which supplies cloud-based computer processing and storage, and competes most directly with Amazon Web Services, grew by 22013 percent over the same period a year ago.
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The civil rights laws created a backlash among Southern white Democratic conservatives and Northern working-class whites who were most directly affected by urban riots, and housing and school desegregation.
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Albright College President Lex McMillan III said the two students who were most directly involved in creating and distributing the video had been suspended from the Reading school pending more investigation.
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The autobiographical Singing Saw is most directly connected to this time in LA, a triumphant, introspective album laden with Aesopic takes on love, disillusionment, and American identity, often all at once.
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The framers had not envisioned that the person who would benefit most directly from the conviction of a president on impeachment charges might sit on the jury — but there Wade was.
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It competes most directly with Linux distributions from Red Hat, a publicly traded company with a market cap around $28 billion, and privately held Canonical, which is reportedly considering an IPO.
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The autobiographical Singing Saw is most directly connected to this time in LA, a triumphant, introspective album laden with Aesopic takes on love, disillusionment, and American identity, often all at once.
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"BYND represents one of the stocks that is most directly impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak, with over half of its sales into the foodservice (primarily QSR) channel," the analyst said.
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While Whitmer was the one giving the official Democratic Party response to Trump's remarks, it was actually Sanders's speech that seemed to be most directly in conversation with the president's address.
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Most striking just 13 years after it was published is Roth's portrayal of organized opposition, which is limited and only rises in the communities most directly threatened by the new government.
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"Congress, in crafting this provision, carefully targeted the calls most directly raising its concerns about invasion of privacy, while also furthering its interest in collecting federal government debts," the judge held.
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" As the New York Times noted, the industries Warren homed in on as most directly contributing to carbon pollution were "the building industry, the electric power industry and the oil industry.
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But it is "Bad Faith" (2015), Offit's analysis of the tension between religious fundamentalism and vaccination, that speaks most directly to this year's headlines with a short, unforgettable section on measles.
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At the center of this conflict is Overkill (Scott Speiser), who most directly parodies the Punisher, but also acts as a commentary on any number of other emotionally repressed, grim male heroes.
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The new Google News is perhaps most directly comparable to Twitter, with trending stories, the option to follow the topics and the sources you're most interested in, and Newscasts instead of Moments.
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That code is "up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A." It's most directly associated with the game "Contra" developed and published by Konami in 1987 on video arcade machines.
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Perhaps most directly, Michael Robinson's 2015 short, Mad Ladders, extended this dissolution to pure creative tool, reducing video feeds to near unintelligibility, a dream transmission from the haze of cathode ray America.
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Hammond, speaking at a British Bankers' Association event in London, said financial services was probably the industry most directly affected by the political upheaval, according to two people who attended the meeting.
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"This is the most assertive, most aggressive and most directly impactful of any engagement that they have had in our elections," Clapper said at the event, in Cambridge, Massachusetts just outside Boston.
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On average, Tesla has sold an estimated 1,461 examples of the model that competes most directly with the two newer electric vehicles, the Model X, per month in the US this year.
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A professed climate justice advocate, Ms. Margolin has kept the movement inclusive, putting the stories and concerns of those most directly affected by environmental issues at the heart of Zero Hour's mission.
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In the US, Ford designer Jack Telnack — who'd worked on the company's European design team before taking over North American design in 1980 — was most directly responsible for the shift to curves.
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It is the Palestinian people, virtual prisoners in an increasingly volatile conflict, who will most directly suffer the consequences of this callous and ill-advised attempt to respond to Israel's security concerns.
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Such a console would pair nicely with Xbox Game Pass and Xbox Live Gold — the two digital services from Microsoft's Xbox group that most directly represent the future of the Xbox platform.
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Airlines are perhaps the companies most directly affected by the order to ban citizens of seven countries from entry into the United States, even those with previously valid visas or US green cards.
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I also wanted to know whether he approaches Instagram differently given his career (modeling and acting) is most directly impacted by it; John works as an art director and Logan works in sales.
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And for every Notes of a Native Son, his 1955 collection of essays about black life during the early civil rights era, he also had a Giovanni's Room, his most directly homoerotic work.
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George Papadopoulos — Papadopoulos was the first former Trump campaign aide to be arrested by Mueller and the person perhaps most directly responsible for the launch of the FBI's original inquiry in July 2016.
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It is the FBI that most directly preserves from corruption, on a daily basis, the underpinnings of democratic processes and protects the citizenry from abuse by those to whom it has granted authority.
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I know it works better for the narrative (and Uber drivers are most directly affected right now by the idea of a five star rating system), but why aren't these cars driving themselves?
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The campaigns most directly affected by the survey drought — Yang, Steyer and Booker, who have all met the donor threshold but are short of the polling mark — have increasingly called attention to it.
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But the Colorado proposal is the one that most directly pits residents against the oil and gas industry, potentially roping off 85 percent of non-federal land in Colorado from new drilling operations.
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That belief is reflected most directly in the strong support for the ACA's ban on insurers denying coverage based on preexisting conditions, which nearly 75 percent of people now say should be maintained.
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This is more or less what happens in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, the work that George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire novels are most directly in conversation with.
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"As the elected officials closest and most directly accountable to residents, we cannot let our communities down by taking a step back on our actions and commitments to address climate change," the group said.
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Most directly, both a CBS poll earlier this month, and an ABC/Washington Post survey in July, found that only about one-third of Americans were confident about Trump's ability to handle the crisis.
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Most directly, he wants to enshrine such policies as a $15-an hour minimum wage, a ban on natural-gas fracking and bank-bashing in the party platform approved at the Democratic National Convention.
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The movie that many believe speaks most directly to the current moment — "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri," about a mother avenging the rape and murder of her daughter — emerged as the night's top film.
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The problem that has most directly disturbed our families is criminal violence, which is being perpetrated to a degree the country has not experienced for a century, since the upheavals of the Mexican Revolution.
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The power market most directly affected by the rule will be PJM, which contains more than 65 million people, gets a third of its power from coal, and is seeing the most coal retirements.
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As Donald Trump declared his meeting with Kim Jong Un a "very important event in world history," the people most directly impacted by the outcome of the Singapore summit were watching an opera… about miners.
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As leader of the country that will be most directly affected if Britain leaves as scheduled on March 29 without a withdrawal agreement to regulate things, Varadkar's views carry considerable weight among his EU colleagues.
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Trumpism itself is built on an assertion of white superiority, and proposals like a border wall and Muslim ban appeal most directly to the grievances of the white racists who form part of Trump's base.
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Mothers of IS recruits and other radicalised youth are often the people most directly affected by their children's misguided choices—and the best hope of those trying to stop and reverse radicalisation of susceptible youngsters.
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The fact that prohibition of marijuana directly lead to the creation and sale of unregulated black market THC vapes, which are the most directly responsible for the vast preponderance of vaping illnesses, is barely considered.
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"In retrospect, I cannot believe that I was not given a clear statement of the terms or reasons for his leave when I was one of the students most directly affected by it," she said.
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Mr. Petronio's career sprang most directly from two of those renegades: Steve Paxton, whose Contact Improvisation class he discovered as a Hampshire College freshman, and Ms. Brown, with whom he danced from 1979 to 1986.
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Given the myriad of unpleasant options available to the Trump Administration as well as the regional actors most directly impacted by North Korea's ever evolving nuclear weapons and missile programs, something bold must be attempted.
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"[T]he road map seems to lead most directly to the [White House] and the State Department, and that's where the House's (not unlimited) resources are being directed for now," Kircher wrote in an email.
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"Eliminating cholera from Haiti, and living up to our moral responsibility to those who have been most directly affected, will require the full commitment of the international community and, crucially, the resources necessary," he said.
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Net income in Wells Fargo's community banking segment, the largest of its three major businesses and the one most directly impacted by the sales scandal, was $2.2 billion, down 31 percent due to the legal charge.
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Sessions and his backward attitudes about race, civil liberties, or voting rights, it will not be because they give a moment's thought to constituents who might be most directly affected, as Specter, Mathias, and Heflin did.
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"Ultimately, we think that the state delegate equivalents are the most directly tied to the way that the Democrats pick their nominee," Julie Pace, the AP's Washington bureau chief, told POLITICO in an interview last month.
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Of course, start with Season 1, the most directly linked with Joel and Ethan Coen's 1996 classic film but expertly elaborated with Martin Freeman, Billy Bob Thornton, Allison Tolman, and Colin Hanks in the lead roles.
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"Iranians took the travel ban very personally because they were the largest group most directly affected," said Suzanne Maloney, an Iran expert who is the deputy director of the foreign policy program at the Brookings Institution.
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Among the works that I caught during my tour of Stages, Kara Hamilton's "Curtain Wall" and Pablo Bronstein's Peony Unfurling at Various Speeds in Shopping Mall engage the most directly with the notion of the stage.
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The two Democratic leaders have insisted that any federal response be targeted at those most directly impacted by the crisis, not used as a grab bag to advance other political agendas, such as corporate tax cuts.
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Records show that Border Patrol officers and customs agents, who protect more than 7,000 miles of the border and deal most directly with drug cartels and smugglers, have taken the most in bribes, about $11 million.
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The collapse of Gallardo's empire stems directly from brash actions taken during his ascent — most directly, the murder of DEA agent Kiki Camarena (Michael Peña), which sends agent Walt Breslin on a reckless mission of retribution.
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And a recent Pew study found that views of Immigration and Customs Enforcement — the agency most directly associated with the president's aggressive immigration policies, and which some immigration activists want abolished — have taken a negative turn.
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The plan would apply most directly to communities on coasts frequently subjected to hurricanes, those prone to floods and wildfires and those close to Superfund sites, as well as other groups who suffer from environmental degradation.
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The Fed is expected to raise its fed funds target rate range to 303 to 2.25 percent Wednesday, and that is the rate that most directly impacts the shorter end of the curve, like the note.
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Widely known as a CNN political commentator, Jones is also a founder of Green for All, a nonprofit that focuses on solutions for the people most directly affected by pollution and the effects of climate change.
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Mr. Rubio's performance appeared to be pitched most directly at skeptical party elites and donors, who are banking on him as an alternative to Mr. Trump and have grown increasingly impatient watching his sometimes passive performances. Gov.
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"We've partnered with many different groups and are constantly reviewing how best to spend resources in ways that will most directly help us reach our ultimate goal of electing more pro-choice Democratic women," the spokesperson said.
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The Gulf War, an ongoing disaster launched from Saudi bases, has not been considered through constructive work that addresses issues in the arts for those most directly affected by the war, who are, to be clear, Iraqis.
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As a Defense teacher, Dumbledore most directly parallels Remus Lupin (played by David Thewlis), who teaches Harry and his friends the Riddikulus charm to expel a boggart (a golem that takes the form of one's greatest fear).
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The dead artist, Vetril Dease, seems most directly inspired by famed outsider artist Henry Darger, who similarly died alone without heirs, in an apartment stuffed with hundreds of artworks and thousands of pages of his fiction writing.
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Sonya skewers Clay on the stand with this information, and doesn't give him a chance to say what he really wants to: That Hannah was raped, which most directly led to her wanting to end her life.
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We all spend part of our days looking at our social media feeds, seeing images, hearing reactions, listening to the voices of the people most directly affected by world events, with complex algorithms that magnify their power.
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While I take no position on the outcome, I believe that what is most directly in play for the president from a legal jeopardy standpoint may not be that which is keeping the academics up at night.
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That task will fall to companies like Etsy, public advocates like Free Press and state attorneys general, all of which plan to contend they are most directly harmed by Pai's decision, as Recode first reported this week.
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Most directly tied into its core transit product is Uber's routing algorithm, which identifies patterns in traffic to find the most efficient route for a vehicle to take and to determine a driver's estimated time of arrival.
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Worse, the policy being undermined was President Barack Obama's punishment of a foreign adversary for interfering in an American election, and the underminers — Mr. Trump's team — were the very people who benefited most directly from that interference.
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"I think the key going forward is to take this time to make sure that it works for the parties most directly affected and to get those measures in place as soon as we can," he said.
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This, too, would tax the Israeli economy and severely diminish military preparedness for other security threats, most directly from Syria, where Iran seeks to establish a presence, and Lebanon, where Hezbollah has become more experienced at combat.
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The promise of overcoming that inability to communicate — not just with aliens, but with one another — is what lies at the heart of the film, and it's an idea that's brought forward most directly by Amy Adams' performance.
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"These results reflect the status of African-Americans as the population most directly affected by Florida's felon disenfranchisement laws," Natasha Christie, chair of the Department of Political Science and Public Administration at UNF, said in a news release.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Democrats on Tuesday said any federal economic assistance during the coronavirus outbreak must help people most directly impacted by the disease, not the wealthy, and that any package would not be ready this week.
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This unsavory choice is a product of many factors, but can be traced most directly to the primaries and caucuses — the state-by-state voting, early this year, in which Democrats and Republicans chose their parties' presidential nominees.
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The fear is especially potent for those most directly targeted by the executive order President Donald Trump signed on Friday to bar travel from seven Muslim-majority countries and at least temporarily halt the entry of refugees from abroad.
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Too often the show flirts with the notion that Rick's judgment is poor and his arrogance too great, most directly back in season 5, when Rick first arrived in Alexandria and almost single-handedly destroyed the idyllic life there.
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The proposal is avidly supported by Angangueo's local government and most of its residents, who would benefit most directly from the low-wage jobs the mine would bring — at first a few hundred jobs, and ultimately perhaps several thousand.
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For that reason especially, it seems a mistake not to have included more in the way of critical apparatus to explain the ways the creators diverged from the historical record, especially when they touch most directly on the Holocaust.
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And as for rates: "Lenders look at a lot of factors when setting mortgage rates and they are most directly tied to MBS yields, which have seen a widening spread relative to the 10-year Treasury yield," added Goyda.
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And the two nations most directly responsible for policing the tech sector — Ireland and Luxembourg, where the largest tech firms have their European headquarters — have yet to wrap up a single investigation of any magnitude concerning a U.S. firm.
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This is arguably the part of the U.K. which will be most directly impacted by the U.K. leaving the EU, as it represents the only part of the country which has a physical border with a European Union state, Ireland.
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COO Sheryl Sandberg made the point most directly in an interview with CNBC in May (emphasis added): You could break us up, you could break other tech companies up, but you actually don't address the underlying issues people are concerned about . . .
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Two of the norms most closely associated with depression, anxiety, and other negative mental-health states were also the two most directly related to sexism: power over women, and feeling like a playboy (these are the actual terms the study used).
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Seated in a waiting room, the potential clients of these men — embodied by Ms. Yorke, Ms. Gould, Ms. Robinson and Lee Minora — perform what is the show's most directly affecting number, the one that probably comes closest to a mission statement.
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In an effort to stem mass incarceration, reformers have focused their energy on trying to address the big, structural problems that most directly affect people's liberty, like changing the cash-bail system and diverting defendants to drug treatment instead of prison.
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Leaders of Customs and Border Protection and of Citizenship and Immigration Services — the two agencies most directly affected by the order — were on a telephone briefing on the new policy even as Mr. Trump signed it on Friday, two officials said.
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If IGTV pursues this path, it would compete most directly with Quibi, the new venture that Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman are raising $2 billion to launch (and was temporarily called NewTV until their announcement at Vanity Fair's New Establishment Summit last Wednesday).
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Of all the countries that would be most directly impacted by a no-deal outcome, France was the best prepared, Macron said in remarks delivered as May pleaded with lawmakers before putting a stripped-down version of her deal to another vote.
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So while Trump's Jerusalem announcement sparked protests throughout the Middle East (though not to the extent that was expected), many Palestinians, including those most directly impacted by the US policy shift, reacted with more of a weary, pained sigh than with public outrage.
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Ban is "actively working to develop a package that would provide material assistance and support for those Haitians most directly affected by cholera," a spokesman said, reading a statement from the UN's top diplomat, who has four months left in his term.
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This has far-reaching practical implications for those Americans who are most directly subject to the president's authority — for White House staff, for the military officers, for Department of Justice officials, and for agents of the FBI, CIA, and Secret Service, among others.
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Now it has several, including the Surface Book, a high-end hybrid that competes most directly with Apple's MacBook Pro; the Surface Laptop, a lower-end laptop whose screen cannot be removed to use like a tablet; and the Surface Studio desktop.
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The Senate version of the tax bill, which is expected to go to a vote on Thursday or Friday, keeps the tax exemption on tuition waivers and does not include many of the provisions in the House version that most directly impact students.
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This is especially true for those foreign assistance partner who are most directly affected by the ATCA: small, local organizations without substantial ties to the United States who are likely to be in the worst position to defend themselves before U.S. courts.
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The Supreme Court ultimately concluded the nonconsensual testing was an unconstitutional warrantless search, whose beneficent goals to protect the fetus did not exempt it from the Fourth Amendment as a clear "special needs" search, since the need it most directly advanced was prosecution.
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Secretary of State John Kerry will mount a fresh effort on Saturday to pursue a cease-fire for the besieged city of Aleppo by meeting with representatives from the regional powers most directly involved in the Syria conflict, American officials said on Wednesday.
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This time around, the hit to China's GDP could be even worse, because the sectors most directly affected now make up a bigger part of the economy, Commerzbank analyst Hao Zhou and economist Marco Wagner wrote in a research note on Wednesday.
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I don't think you can possibly overstate how big a deal it is for a serious contender in the Democratic primary to boycott the network that is most directly associated with the Democratic party and lazily referred to as "liberal" or left-leaning.
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If one of the film's threads is the existential conundrum that most directly informs Dickinson's poetry — what it is like to live from moment to moment with the knowledge of eternity — another is the dialectic of freedom and authority that defined her life.
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Most of the great Portuguese coaching diaspora carry some of Frade's imprint: André Villas-Boas and Vítor Pereira most directly, from the time they spent at F.C. Porto, but also Monaco's Leonardo Jardim and Hull City's Marco Silva at one or more removes.
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But Castro's plan also focuses on the racial impacts of climate change, citing a series of studies that found those most directly impacted by issues like toxic waste, asthma and pollution are more likely to be people of color and more vulnerable communities.
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But 22 percent Cascade Locks residents who voted in the election opposed the measure — showing, that despite countywide opposition to Nestlé's proposed plant, the promise of an economic boost touched a nerve among those who might have most directly benefited from the project.
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But 58 percent Cascade Locks residents who voted in the election opposed the measure — showing, that despite countywide opposition to Nestlé's proposed plant, the promise of an economic boost touched a nerve among those who might have most directly benefited from the project.
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In Marshall's exhibition, from which Beasley is most directly drawing, Newman's aesthetic exercise becomes something far more grounded and specific: Primary colors are replaced with the colors of the Pan-African flag and mixed in with other slices of African and African American culture.
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It's wonderful to see a first-time filmmaker who's more interested in effective storytelling than in impressing us; telling a story effectively is hard enough Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian Cooper and veteran screenwriter Eric Roth are clearly inspired most directly by the Streisand/Kristofferson film.
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" It just so happened that the women Republicans could most directly affect were poor women; in the words of the Guttmacher Institute's director of public policy, Heather Boonstra, "Poor women have been pawns in the congressional debate over abortion since the procedure became legal nationwide.
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Those would follow on the heels of an initial $8.3 billion package, which focused on the immediate health concerns surrounding the coronavirus, and a second $104 billion proposal, designed to ease the financial stress on those most directly affected by the fast-moving pandemic.
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It is, to its credit, an exercise in consciousness-raising that plots the flow of stylistic conventions from subcultures and colonial countries into the Western mainstream and highlights dress as self-expression and political protest — most directly, with a projection of graphic T-shirts.
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After days of fears that Miami and the eastern Florida coast would endure the full force of the historic storm, Saturday's forecasts predicted Irma was now moving west and would instead drift up the Gulf Coast, striking the cities of Naples, Fort Myers, and Tampa most directly.
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Here are some of the ways Facebook's messaging to various stakeholders have changed over the past year: When it comes to the people who could most directly force Facebook to change its business model — regulators and lawmakers — Facebook has shifted from a dismissive to proactive response.
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The reason Part B is the target for these ideas isn't because it's big — it's a "small but important part" in the words of Rachel Sachs, health law professor at Washington University in St. Louis — but it is one where the federal government can most directly intervene.
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Ultimately, it's a wargame inspired by Vietnam movies like Platoon or perhaps most directly by A Bright Shining Lie, the HBO Bill Paxton movie about John Paul Vann's journey from being a skeptical critic of the Vietnam War to one of its most ardent and effective prosecutors.
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Having experienced the pain of terrorism, most directly when a bomb aboard Pan Am Flight 103 killed her best friend and 269 others in Lockerbie, Scotland, in 1988, Fox joined the CIA after 9/11 as a young officer determined to wipe players off the field.
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As a textural experience, "Walls" achieved the creeping panic of all these things, and was the OK Computer tune that pointed the way to the band's future most directly, with its string section, seagull-like samples reminiscent of the Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows," and grandiose, patient percussioni.
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An impeachment on the wall would be an opportunity to put that agenda on trial—a chance for Democrats to invite testimony against this president, before a raptly attentive national audience which would include some of the Americans and aspiring Americans the administration has hurt most directly.
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While I have seen enough of government to know it will never work as efficiently as a business, the one part of the business world that is most directly applicable to good government is the one we most frequently lose sight of: the importance of relationships.
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"We have to be willing to stand as one and demand changes from lawmakers at the federal, state and local level … We have a lot of work ahead of us," said Clinton, the Sentinel reported, later noting that the Latino LGBT community was most directly impacted by the attack.
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The one that led most directly to the Orbital Reflector was built around the idea of a mirrored, reflective sphere—an anti-spy satellite, echoing Russian artist Kazimir Malevich's 1920s idea of man-made planets and inverting the normal relationship: We spy on it rather than the reverse.
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"A number of lower-tier candidates used the debates to try to climb into the top five, both by owning an issue and going after the candidate that is competing most directly for their segment of voters," said Ben LaBolt, a veteran of former President Obama's 21625 reelection campaign.
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Anyone who thinks that Wall Street greed played a role in the financial crisis and ensuing Great Recession can appreciate the element of payback in this: the generation most directly traumatized by the financial crash will punish Wall Street for the next thirty years by denting banks' commissions and fees.
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All tie to a concept that Horowitz advises that entrepreneurs learn: that they need to take every point of view into consideration when making a decision, so they can see the decision through the eyes of the company and not just the person who may be most directly impacted by it.
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It had planned to reboot the program in 220, but the massive Station Fire burned up over 160,000 acres of the San Gabriel Mountains that year, increasing the risk for mudslides and flash floods in the areas most directly affected by the cloud-seeding efforts, so the operation was called off.
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The set designer, Christopher Barreca, has done an extraordinary job of realizing Kennedy's cinematic approach to stage pictures, and when I saw the production I was reminded of "A Movie Star Has to Star in Black and White," in which Kennedy most directly explores how screen images can inhabit the mind.
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Despite being the most directly confusing (there were no clarifications about how a "reproduction" should be created, or how one should interpret the image of the living room), the manual seemed to be the most generous of the five, offering participants a set of loose directions rather than strict demands.
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Yet Vice President Mike Pence, who was at the meeting along with President Donald Trump and Republican members of the House Freedom Caucus, tweeted out a picture showing that the meeting didn't represent the exact people who most directly benefit from pregnancy, maternity, and newborn coverage in their health plans: women.
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Defender will go up most directly against the handful of classic SUVs craved with serious off-roaders, including the Lexus LX, the Mercedes-Benz G-Class and the Toyota Land Cruiser at the high time, as well as more affordable offerings such as the Jeep Wrangler and Toyota 4-Runner.
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People who counsel pregnant women are legitimately concerned about the anxiety these studies can cause, while the science and epidemiology are still being figured out, but once the concern is out there, and the debate is going on, the people most directly affected are entitled to the information — and the anxiety.
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Across all these divides, Democrats now rely on a "coalition of transformation" centered on the states and voters that are most directly experiencing these changes, while Republicans depend on a "coalition of restoration" revolving around the places that are least affected by them -- and often most hostile to them as well.
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President Trump has put together an economic team completely dominated by Goldman Sachs alums, made attacks on the financial regulations and agencies that most directly protect working Americans and has completely abandoned the real Republican financial reform agenda — measures like restoring Glass-Steagall that would really help Main Street America.
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Importantly, not only are allies the most directly affected -- the South Korean, the Japanese, the Chinese -- but a broader circle in that I've talked with -- the Brits, the Australians, I've talked with other Europeans -- each of them understands that we have fundamentally set a course that has the opportunity to change humanity.
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This is from a recent open letter: We believe successful climate policy must: reduce emissions quickly and decisively; attract broad support; put a fee on emissions and reinvest that revenue in clean energy; and reinvest those revenues in communities that are most directly affected by climate change, air pollution, and carbon fees.
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Although consolidating its medical research programs into areas that most directly impact veterans healthcare is laudable, because VA has failed to transparently report the details of its research projects in the past, it is unclear whether the 24 projects being discontinued include any or all of the experimentation currently being performed on dogs.
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Rather than force the countries most directly threatened by ISIS to defend their own territory while using our intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance assets to guard against any threat to U.S. personnel or interests, Washington expended precious resources that could have otherwise been spent on improved readiness, modernization, or other higher-valued purposes.
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The result is that many in the economics profession have consistently minimized distributional concerns, even though it is now clear that the distributional impact of, say, the North American Free Trade Agreement or China's entry into the World Trade Organization were significant for the most directly affected communities in the United States.
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Then again, at the same time, the show is building up hype toward a reveal the audience already largely knows, even if the characters most directly involved are still in the dark: Jon Snow is secretly the son of Rhaegar Targaryen, Daenerys' deceased brother who died at the height of Robert's Rebellion.
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Soon, he'd joined with other local residents and business owners in the proposed project footprint to form Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn, and set out to challenge the tactic that most directly threatened themselves and their neighbors: any possible use of state eminent domain powers to seize private buildings and raze them on Ratner's behalf.
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Behind House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus House Democrats unveil coronavirus economic response package Trump restricts travel from Europe to fight spread of coronavirus MORE (D-Calif.), Democrats are pushing instead for the expansion of safety nets for those most directly affected by the virus.
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Couple that with insurance issues, time constraints, and a pressing need to address whatever symptoms feel are most directly affecting the person's ability to function, stay safe, or maintain a quality of life, and it's a matter of getting them medication and dealing with what feels most fixable, rather than getting to the root of the problem.
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But taken together, the departures by high-level cybersecurity officials in the last half of 2019 amount to more than just the expected churn of government officials — they signify the systematic decimation of the personnel most directly responsible for protecting critical infrastructure, shielding our elections from interference and guarding the White House's data, devices and networks.
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"The impact of that will be felt most directly at the ports of LA and Long Beach, and all of the tens of thousands of people whose livelihoods are directly tied to the fluid movement of containers through those two maritime gateways," said Jock O'Connell, a Sacramento, California-based international trade advisor for Beacon Economics, a research and consulting firm.
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Their accounts support and build on previous reports, and paint a more comprehensive picture of unusual financial management by the two people most directly in charge of the company's finances: Jia Yueting, the main investor and shareholder, and Chaoying Deng, who has held many different titles at the company, but lists herself as the company's vice president of administration on LinkedIn.
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Doris Wishman, a rare woman director of sex films, is represented by movie posters and screenings, but the work that engages most directly with hardcore porn is Ann Hirsch's video series Cuts (2017), which pairs more and (often) less conventional sex acts with soundtracks featuring Bruce Springsteen's 1980s radio-friendly hits, Hirsch's narratives about Freud and going on a juice fast, and other topics.
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In the new music video for "Famous," which depicts a row of nude celebrities, including Taylor Swift and Donald J. Trump, asleep in bed with the rapper and his wife, Kim Kardashian, the references are to contemporary art: The video was inspired most directly by Vincent Desiderio's painting "Sleep," a fact the artist did not learn until Friday, the morning of the video's premiere.
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Juan VargasJuan C. VargasHere are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment ICE does not know how many veterans it has deported, watchdog says Pelosi employs committee chairs to tamp down calls for Trump impeachment MORE (D), who represents a Southern California border district, said that, for the communities most directly affected by border barriers, there is little practical distinction between a wall and a fence.
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The present day narrative, wherein a young working class man is fired from his job by a greedy mill owner and then imprisoned for a crime he doesn't commit, seems to connect most directly to the story of L.A. Noire, which involves capitalists mistreating war veterans and the police disproportionately targeting the poor and people of color in order to increase their own lots.
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The album's glitchy loudness and restless indirection most directly simulate the horrors of the internet — the way social media kills the attention span as countless incompatible stimuli blare at you, but also the way one tangential distraction can lead to another until you don't know where you are or how you got there, stranded in some dark online corner where strangers are selling exotic animals or debating Star Wars fan conspiracy theories.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Hillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Push for national popular vote movement gets boost from conservatives MORE (D-Mass.) most directly attacked Bloomberg, pressing him on his refusal to release women who used to work for his company from nondisclosure agreements.
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Here's where things stand now: It's quite possible that Nvidia's old, non-Super cards will automatically see supply and demand price cuts of their own, seeing how Nvidia isn't asking for any more money for the new Super version of the 2070, which competes most directly with the 5700 XT. It doesn't seem likely that retailers will keep selling the regular RTX 2070 for $500 now that the same $500 can buy you the "Super" version.
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"While Senate Republicans acting at the behest of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE have blocked our bipartisan, comprehensive plan to end the government shutdown, it is urgent that we take steps to reopen parts of the government that most directly affect working families," Lowey said in a statement.
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