On the most immediate level, I think about just listening.
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But Mr. Trump is not Mr. Bush's most immediate concern.
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The most immediate concern might not actually be China itself.
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"This is the most immediate area for reform," she says.
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The most immediate application might be something like drone racing.
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The two lead guitars are definitely the most immediate thing.
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The most immediate beneficiary of Kasich should be Jeb Bush.
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The most immediate outcome of her research is not encouraging.
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Zines are the most immediate way of publishing printed works.
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The most immediate question is who was behind his death.
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The president's trade war is the most immediate economic hurdle.
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The most immediate difficulty came from operating in Reagan's shadow.
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The most immediate challenge is going to remain North Korea.
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But the most immediate impact will unquestionably be in Brazil.
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But it's worth recalling Ken Shamrock, her most immediate antecedent.
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"We're looking for the most immediate impact on developers," Archibong said.
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The most immediate gains will be in audio, speed, and range.
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Apple's most immediate fix is bringing Netflix and Amazon on board.
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My most immediate front and centre issues are talent, talent, talent.
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"My most immediate thought was, this is a problem," Scharf said.
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First things first: The most immediate need, of course, is money.
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The most immediate problem is that people are beginning to starve.
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The most immediate challenge will be access to anti-senescence treatment.
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My first, most immediate connection was how tactile they both are.
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But the most immediate impact of oversitting is on our vasculature.
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It's one of Metric's scuzziest and most immediate songs since Fantasies.
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The most immediate threat could be to the region's housing market.
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The first of those goals, civilian rule, is the most immediate.
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The arms, she explained, are our most immediate tools of expressiveness.
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But it is perhaps Latino Americans who have the most immediate concerns.
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The Kushners' most immediate advantage could come from their investment in Cadre.
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The most immediate problem for a product like Facezam is Facebook itself.
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The most immediate reason for Canada's about-face was Mr Trudeau's election.
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She says the most immediate implications of her Yale study are pharmacological.
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But the most immediate effect was on the people at the scene.
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What are the most immediate real-world uses that you would highlight?
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Like I said, it's not like the most immediate form of gratification.
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"The most immediate concern is the danger of miscalculation," Mr. King said.
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The most immediate reason for all of these shifts is North Korea.
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For the evicted migrants, the most immediate problem to solve was shelter.
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AI arguably has the most immediate wide-ranging potential of the bunch.
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The most immediate danger was from the dam, which suffered structural damage.
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The most immediate concern for investors is probably the Italian banking system.
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The most immediate need is to provide stability in the individual market.
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But the breakthrough with the most immediate potential may be the camera itself.
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The most immediate answer is simply that China asked Kenya to do so.
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The company is the most immediate winner in the growth of these markets.
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The most immediate benefit, according to Peloton Technology's calculations, is the fuel efficiency.
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The most immediate conclusion to draw is that Mr Curry is not indispensable.
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UFC 206 is not, however, the most immediate event on the UFC's calendar.
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Health care reform is the most immediate and prominent example of that recalculation.
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Of course, those nearest to the fires will bear the most immediate effects.
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But in the most immediate sense, he's competing for a trip to Cleveland.
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Electing Foster Campbell is the most immediate way to rebuke President-elect Trump.
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One of the most immediate results of the tax bill's passage on Dec.
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Mr Anderson believes that the most immediate opportunity lies in construction and related industries.
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Could it be that H. naledi, not H. erectus, is our most immediate ancestor?
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But its most immediate flaw is that it might backfire on its own terms.
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Europe's most immediate preoccupation is to resolve its own trade disputes with Mr. Trump.
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"North Korea remains our most immediate threat in the Indo-Asia-Pacific," he said.
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What are the most immediate use cases for learning robots that you can see?
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For investors, Mr. Heal said, the most immediate threat could be rising oil supplies.
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He said the most immediate benefit was creating new channels for simple primary care.
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Now, one of the most immediate problems with thawing permafrost would be mercury poisoning.
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With traffic lights out across the island, traffic jams posed the most immediate concern.
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Along with the blessing of this most immediate art form comes its own curse.
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The most immediate question was obvious: Would Warren endorse one of them, or neither?
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The most immediate trigger was the inauguration ceremony this month for President Nicolás Maduro.
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After that's all sorted out, the most immediate issue will be the looming indictment.
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The most immediate concern for investors in Italy now is probably the banking system.
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The most immediate entrapments are long, snakeskin-like sculptures formed from interlocking enamel plates.
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Putting out the blazes is the most immediate task for California, but not the last.
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The change to the way Google Search deals with paywalls is the most immediate shift.
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We really realized that is just the fastest, most immediate and natural form of communication.
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For the present, the most immediate danger is intensified repression from the Maduro regime itself.
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Of the two firms, Danone faces the biggest and most immediate shift in consumer tastes.
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His most immediate plans, however, are to spend time with Lucja, their cat, and Gobi.
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But perhaps the biggest and most immediate application for lunar water is making rocket propellant.
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But here's why it could give us the most immediate chance at reinstating net neutrality.
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"Congress's most immediate concern ... is the debt ceiling," The Washington Post reported earlier this week.
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But the most immediate and costly threats result from the changing risks of extreme weather.
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The mayoral debate this week provides merely the most immediate path to validating these claims.
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But it may be the one travelers have the most immediate and direct influence over.
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The most immediate challenge Koreans face is that of ridding the political system of corruption.
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The most immediate threat would be whoever he's manipulating on a day-to-day basis.
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Only "outcomes," of the most immediate and quantifiable sort, are considered measurable and, therefore, legitimate.
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Her most immediate task, though, is navigating the fallout over her decision to ditch Trump.
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His positions are influenced by the most immediate and frivolous considerations, mostly about superficial appearances.
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That leaves the United States to serve as a stopgap for the most immediate needs.
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That makes sense, because that's where tailpipe emissions can do the most immediate social harm.
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Koosha says that it's the refugees fleeing Syria who are in the most immediate danger.
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One of the most immediate ways we're connected to our computers is through the interface.
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The most immediate thing that affects people ... I'm very worried about fruits and vegetables and everything.
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So if you're going to pick the asshole, the most immediate culprit is someone's immediate boss.
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But the most immediate headache for Huawei is what the decision means for future smartphone sales.
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The most immediate risk posed to migrants by communications technology is perhaps the spread of misinformation.
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His most immediate first impression of the thing that has become his legacy can seem discordant.
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Suspended land, sea and air links with Qatar have had the most immediate impact on businesses.
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Iran's most immediate benefit will be the unfreezing of assets abroad worth at least $32 billion.
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The watchdog's chief executive, Andrew Bailey, said Brexit will be the most immediate challenge its faces.
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"I think the most immediate action that we need is to calm things down," Tillerson added.
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The I-Pace is the most immediate challenge to Tesla's dominance of the early EV market.
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The team's most immediate obstacles are not court documents but Ohio State, Michigan State and Michigan.
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Of most immediate consequence, Britain's vote to leave Europe sent global markets on a wild descent.
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Would you say that food was the most immediate entry point into exploring your Korean culture?
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So the most immediate impact has been a humanitarian impact, in that there's a chilling effect.
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Ella and the team worked together to stabilize her most immediate issue — negotiating away eviction notices.
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But for now, the most immediate danger to civilians in Al Hudaydah comes from the fighting.
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One of the most immediate concerns is getting the antiquated power grid back up and running.
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Most immediate, however, is surviving perhaps the toughest primary battle facing any Republican senator this cycle.
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Money drying up after another weak finish might be the most immediate threat to his campaign.
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One of the most immediate problems is that the extreme weather cut off lines of communication.
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The most immediate role is to be the chief of the orchestra and the chorus, too.
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Still, it's cities like Stanton's that are likely to face the most immediate set of battles.
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The most immediate threat is coming from reckless politicians like Georgia's Secretary of State Brian Kemp (R).
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The most immediate task for a potential restructuring is protecting Citgo, a U.S. refiner owned by PDVSA.
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One of the trade war's most immediate U.S. victims is Maine lobster fishing, writes Bloomberg's Shawn Donnan.
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But in the most immediate timeline, Luke's in an overtly post-apocalyptic landscape: unmarked, abandoned, and barren.
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Federal employees will feel the most immediate impact, furloughed (or barred) from work which affects their pay.
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Perhaps the most immediate sign of any acquiescence would be for Qatar to expel the Hamas leadership.
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The most immediate hazard was to the coastline west of Houston, from intense winds and storm surge.
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The most immediate way that it makes manufacturing more efficient, of course, is by requiring fewer workers.
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It addresses voters' most immediate concerns along with issues that need addressing in any universal coverage system.
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S. presidential summit yielded no evident progress on North Korea — the most immediate threat to U.S. security.
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There are times when incarceration is the most immediate need for youths who have committed violent crimes.
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His most immediate concern was trying to find the words to explain to Heyden what had happened.
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On the most immediate level, security operations in Belgium must be raised to a far higher standard.
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Fashion is, at its core, one of the most immediate, obvious ways to represent who you are.
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In the decade I spent reporting from China, the most immediate obstacles to journalism were often physical.
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The young Hernando would have learned from this that books offer power in the most immediate sense.
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The blow was most immediate among the plant's roughly 200 employees, as well as in Greensboro — a.k.a.
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Our most immediate concern, of course, is our staff who are without work due to the closure.
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The show begins with faces, the most immediate visual gauges of sentiment, though not always reliable ones.
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The most immediate action, though, is coming next week, when Trump is expected to give his speech.
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The most immediate cause for Ackman's woes is the sharp decline in drug company Valeant Pharmaceuticals' VRX.
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Among the most immediate threats is the Justice Department's investigation of the company for possible antitrust violations.
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The most immediate challenges facing the shale industry are bottlenecks for the services on which frackers rely.
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The most immediate problem isn't establishing evidence, but convincing the president and the public to accept that evidence.
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Minority communities will bear the most immediate brunt; indeed, some believe that's the very reason for the change.
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Political analysts say Mr. Mubarak's release could embarrass Mr. Sisi, but the president's most immediate challenges are economic.
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The most immediate need will be for administrative platforms to build episodes and monitor clinical and financial performance.
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Thus, in the purest and most immediate sense, you create art, together, while an audience of strangers watches.
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The infection was "the most immediate cause of his death," his neurosurgeon, Dr E. Lee Nelson, told Reuters.
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The most immediate threat Huggins faced in refusing to cooperate with HUAC was not jail but the blacklist.
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Forecasters' most immediate concerns are for the people of the northeastern Caribbean, the hurricane center's Michael Brennan said.
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The most immediate value of such a negotiation would be to stop partisan Obamacare repeal in its tracks.
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The most immediate question going forward is whether Scalia's seat will be filled and, if so, by whom.
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During and after a storm, the most immediate and effective response has to come from the local neighborhoods.
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The most immediate problem within the alliance is the spending disparity between the United States and everybody else.
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About 1,200 of those troops are on missions in Africa, and they are facing the most immediate drawdown.
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The most immediate applications for the Arque tail include assisting workers tasked with lifting or carrying heavy objects.
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The most immediate hurdle could be an Arab League foreign ministers meeting, which has been called for Feb.
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And until we get a final, fully verifiable denuclearized peninsula, it's going to remain my most immediate concern.
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"City government is the government that's most immediate and intimate to how people live their lives," says Emanuel.
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A less litigious EPA with a weaker enforcement arm under Trump could also alleviate FCA's most immediate environmental problem.
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The most immediate thing affected by the FCC ruling is what regulators call Consumer Proprietary Network Information, or CPNI.
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In giving new life to Klobuchar, the most immediate contribution of New Hampshire was to further muddle the field.
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But the most immediate—and likely the most lasting—damage was felt by Puerto Rico's embattled power utility, PREPA.
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In other words, these areas of your chart have the most immediate influence on your everyday life and behavior.
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In the absence of actual war, the most immediate of intelligence is called "indications and warning," or I&W.
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But it is a new European directive, the General Data Protection Regulation, that will have the most immediate impact.
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In the most immediate term, this means a heap of staffing decisions for the soon-to-be Trump administration.
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Silver expected the NBA's most immediate source of growth would come from increased streaming of games around the world.
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The most immediate downside risk to the global economic outlook, Moody's said, was the U.S. presidential election in November.
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I began with the most immediate: Is the economy strong enough for the Fed to resume hiking interest rates?
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The Eighth is the most immediate barrier to the Establishment of the eventual demand: free, safe, and legal abortion.
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Our most immediate goal is to eradicate mother-to-child transmission by 2020, most of which is in Africa.
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For the two women, Ms. MacLean and Heather Austin Coulombe, the most immediate concern was where to find employees.
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Prices of publicly traded equities and corporate bonds are the most immediate way such a loss can be registered.
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About 1,200 of those troops are on missions in Africa, and they face the most immediate likelihood of reductions.
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Really, Peggy thought, what else was even in a person's life save the most immediate person in that life?
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The most immediate focus is what the government will do about a $22001 billion Eurobond maturing on March 2100.
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Cracks are even showing in his own Likud party, where he faces the most immediate challenge to his rule.
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Should you donate to global organizations that address the most immediate and basic needs for huge numbers of people?
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The most immediate threat, he said, is funding for emergency food aid to indigent Palestinians in Gaza and Syria.
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The federal dispute with California over undocumented immigrants is the most immediate and urgent dispute, but there are others.
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The most immediate application would be in vaccine development, but it will likely have implications for treatment as well.
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The most immediate effect of the bills is to protect e-cigarettes from existing tobacco control programs and taxes.
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The most immediate effects are on people with individual market insurance, including that subsidized by Obamacare, and people on Medicaid.
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The first and most immediate question is whether the FCC's ban on state-enacted net neutrality rules will hold up.
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But it was comments from Saudi Arabia's energy minister that had the most immediate effect on crude prices on Monday.
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Today's most immediate threats are mostly from domestic, homegrown violent extremists who act in small groups or as lone offenders.
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Overfishing, tourism and pollution are the most immediate perils, disrupting reefs' ecosystems and the ability of corals' algae to photosynthesise.
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Aside from any animus, such a switch also offers the most immediate way for China to reduce the trade deficit.
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" As she told USA Today, "The most immediate action—removal of firearms—can help to reduce risk of suicide attempts.
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This (finally) gets us to the most immediate question regarding sideline blood tests: is this something technology can even do?
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These companies are focused on that one place where speaking out loud to an assistant makes the most immediate sense.
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Indigenous people bear some of its most immediate effects, she says, because they depend so much on the natural world.
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North Korea and Iran pose the most immediate challenge, with Mr. Trump setting negotiation deadlines that are only months away.
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But the most immediate decision facing the new team will be the benefits and costs of exiting the Iran deal.
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The most immediate threat is the prospect of downgrades by credit ratings agencies that have been closely watching political developments.
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The most immediate impact in the Senate after his death, therefore, is who fills his seat for the next year.
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However, he did send a message that the most immediate action would have to be taken by his own constituents.
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Schiff, 203, and Jeffries, 49, have the most immediate path to increased power when the trial comes to an end.
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Of course, it is unlikely that the recent dimming of the star is the most immediate precursor of a supernova.
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Without an established party behind him, Mr. Macron's most immediate hurdle will be in June's legislative elections for France's Parliament.
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"The agency has focused on regulations that reflect its most immediate priorities in this fall 2019 unified agenda," Felberbaum said.
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I think the clearest and most immediate way to say it, for people to understand it, is Social Security, right?
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But it's Trump's eldest son, Don Jr., who would seem to face the most immediate legal jeopardy, from what Cohen presented.
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The most immediate difference is the downgraded display, which drops from a 5.5-inch Quad HD to 5.2 inches at 1080p.
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"The best and most immediate policy under our control to mitigate this risk is to control the public finances," he said.
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But the D.C. DMV said it expected the change to have the most immediate benefit for transgender and gender nonconforming people.
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I make them thinking of communal spaces where people can be together, or alone, and connect to their most immediate sensations.
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It's the best and most immediate that the band have sounded in years (and is light-years better than Death Magnetic).
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China's neighbor and ally North Korea will present the most immediate challenge to relations, driving early policy and contact with China.
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Reflecting that sense of distance, our nation failed to protect people who injected drugs and faced the most immediate HIV risk.
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McConnell has warned that he wants to limit the proposal to addressing the most immediate economic damage created by the pandemic.
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And yet, it's often the most immediate problem in a system that wasn't set up for women, or their specific concerns.
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The most immediate losers are the industries that rely on steel and aluminum as an input and will face higher prices.
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Leaders and institutions ultimately care more about pressures at home, where stakes are highest and most immediate, than those from abroad.
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The most immediate ones swirl around a scenario in which Assad uses chemical weapons again in the future — potentially many times.
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The most immediate fear: A sharp falloff in bond prices would rattle equity markets that are now trading at record highs.
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The third problem is the most immediate: getting Alexa to work as advertised requires too much effort and trust from users.
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It's how America's Warrior Partnership ensure veterans get the best resources matched to their specific needs in the most immediate way.
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North Korea is well known for provocative acts aimed at its most immediate adversaries — South Korea, the United States and Japan.
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The most immediate implications of the race will be in Congress, where Republicans have been struggling painfully to pass major legislation.
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VICE: When you first heard Trump was going to make this announcement, what did you see as the most immediate outcome?
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But the most immediate result of their findings is raising awareness that this exists and it could be deployed at any moment.
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People reflexively dismiss and decry change, especially on social media, which amplifies all the most immediate knee-jerk reactions to new events.
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Currently, it appears that the establishment of a safe zone for Syrian refugees, and preferably for Aleppo, commands our most immediate attention.
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Federal employees will feel the most immediate impact, barred from work—and the pay that comes with their hours at the office.
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The BOJ says this is beneficial because it can focus on lowering yields that have the most immediate impact on the economy.
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The ranchers' most immediate need is hay to feed their cattle, said Michael Kelsey, executive vice president of the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association.
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Those who couldn't afford to leave Houston before the hurricane struck and remain away until the most immediate threats had been addressed.
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The crisis in Korea poses the most immediate and visible threat of nuclear conflict -- but it is not the only potential flashpoint.
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Commercial hunting for wild animals used for meat, so-called bushmeat, has become the biggest and most immediate threat to African wildlife.
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They can drill down on the impacts of the virus in ways and on topics most important and most immediate to you.
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The most immediate questions hang over two Pacific island nations that Ms. Tsai will not be visiting — Kiribati and the Solomon Islands.
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Trending Avoiding non-biodegradable sunscreen may be the one solution to coral bleaching travelers have the most immediate and direct influence over.
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The most immediate economic impact is expected in China, but the risk of a pandemic could send ripples through financial markets globally.
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The most immediate problem may be that the cost of compliance can become prohibitive for some firms to operate in the country.
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Among the most immediate global issues that should be giving the Federal Reserve pause is the forthcoming "Brexit" referendum on June 23.
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The most immediate effect of the shutdown will be on those headed to state-run parks and beaches for the holiday weekend.
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The most immediate repercussions will be felt in Iraq, which for years has been a battleground for influence between Washington and Tehran.
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The most immediate problems could arise if regulators decide that the tokens being sold are unregistered securities, a violation of the law.
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When the central bank increases its short-term rates, the most immediate impact on consumers is a higher cost for borrowing money.
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The most immediate business opportunities are in the financial world as a tool to track and trade stocks, bonds and other assets.
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One tech company that didn't appear in the email correspondence is Facebook, which faces perhaps the most immediate threat from the FTC.
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A. The most immediate benefit to Iran will be access to roughly $100 billion of its money that was frozen in foreign accounts.
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It's getting hardly any media attention but it's the most immediate emergency confronting the Trump administration, which is reeling after its Obamacare fiasco.
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The most immediate help to NASCAR might be how its drivers and their liberal use of social media like Snapchat, Facebook, and Instagram.
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The most immediate, pressing need is to secure funds to replace the damaged pipes and guarantee long-term medical support for poisoned children.
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He called North Korea's mission to achieve a nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile the "most significant and the most immediate" of new nuclear threats.
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But for now, the Azteca Stadium on Sunday will provide the most immediate and raw barometer of public sentiment around the bilateral relationship.
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Instead, the focus narrowed to 52 senators, of which McConnell needed the support of at least 50 for clear the most immediate hurdle.
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The governors highlighted volatility in the heath insurance marketplace as their "most immediate" concern, saying that it threatens coverage for 22 million Americans.
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The most immediate problem is Thiel's membership on a number of boards of directors, particularly at Facebook, Zenefits, and as chairman at Palantir.
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The most immediate need for these devices is apparent in the growing number of people living longer lives while suffering from neurodegenerative disorders.
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The biggest and most immediate difference between the books and the Netflix series is the way it uses its title character and narrator.
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The new legislation's most immediate impact would be felt in the Supreme Court, where the justices are currently mulling United States v. Microsoft.
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The hard truth is that the North Korean nuclear problem is the biggest and most immediate threat to the free world right now.
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To understand our lives this way can illuminate rather abstract considerations, tying them to the most immediate, felt concerns of a finite life.
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The most immediate one was the German electorate, who is watching her closely as she makes her fourth bid to lead the country.
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What's next: The most immediate danger to May right now would be a leadership challenge from the Brexiteer wing of the Conservative Party.
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And suddenly it's TV, or at least the most immediate, time-sensitive part of it, that's alone, working from a mostly empty room.
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According to FINRA, one of the most immediate impacts of a full-blown pandemic will be increased employee absenteeism, either voluntary or forced.
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And they're the ones disproportionately likely to be killed in police custody — the ones to whom the government poses the most immediate threat.
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Most immediate is the prospect of 3,500 new gas wells planned on federal land at the southern end of the pronghorn's migratory path.
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The most immediate question after Idaho announced its plan was whether any health insurer was actually going to take up the state's offer.
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This was true, but it risked overlooking the most immediate dilemma: People inclined toward lawbreaking increasingly thought they could do so with impunity.
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They may need further assistance to do so, but that can be addressed after this most immediate phase of the crisis has passed.
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The most immediate use of 5G is "network slicing" to rapidly deploy and reconfigure specialized networks for financial, health care and other applications.
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The most immediate challenge was bracing the raft through the tumultuous waves that kept coming, so they leaned outward onto the octagonal sides.
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By sheer necessity, though, their most immediate interest is seeing the company grow quickly enough that their equity can reach their own targets.
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What happens next is uncertain but the most immediate challenge for the prime minister is a possible vote of no confidence on her leadership.
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The most immediate danger to them is that young voters' rising third party interest may give Donald Trump a shot at the White House.
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Its most immediate task is to pass a bill to roll back significant portions of the Affordable Care Act through the budget reconciliation process.
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Trade off One of the most immediate results of Trump's election was the acknowledgement that the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) was in big trouble.
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Akihito's most immediate heirs are two middle-aged sons with wives past childbearing age, who between them have had three girls and one boy.
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But the one that poses the most immediate danger to Trump himself is the campaign finance probe in the Southern District of New York.
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The most immediate example of this new anti-big business reality in Washington comes from the just-announced AT&T/Time Warner merger deal.
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Its most immediate competition is probably the Light Phone, which also has a second iteration underway that, if I'm honest, looks considerably more practical.
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The sharpest and most immediate pressure may be on the Border Force, the agency within the Home Office that enforces immigration and customs controls.
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Fixing the economy – Zimbabwe's most immediate concern – will satisfy another critical challenge for Mnangagwa: establishing his legitimacy and identity as a leader, said Vandome.
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The most immediate answer has to do with the most straightforward dial we have in economic policy: the Federal Reserve's setting of interest rates.
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Climate change will have the largest and most immediate impacts on the world's poor -- not a demographic the GOP has shown much concern for.
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Public borrowing during the current financial year has come in above forecasts, raising doubts about whether Osborne will meet his most immediate fiscal goals.
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"The most immediate human performance factor in military effectiveness is degradation of performance under stressful conditions, particularly sleep deprivation," according to the 2008 report.
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The Touch Bar will serve many purposes, but it's clear the most immediate function will be continuing the propagation of emoji in digital communication.
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For now, the most immediate concern for South Korean law enforcement is 400 of the church's followers, some of whom are stranded in Fiji.
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The scandal has ensnared dozens of people on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean and poses the most immediate threat to Trump's presidency yet.
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Please pray for everyone and the most immediate thing we can do is somehow, someway help these people get the hell out of there.
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For the current collection of Democrats, the most immediate political risk is that they will undercut one another with their overlapping donors and constituencies.
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The most immediate impetus: concerns about the safe use of driver-assistance options like automatic lane-keeping that still require drivers to pay attention.
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"If we can all please consider prioritizing our most immediate needs, it will allow us to best serve the needs of our entire community."
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"Italy has taken very drastic measures and the most immediate impact is to halt the influx of people from northern Italy," Mr. Illa added.
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She can see both sides of the argument, and yet she is appalled at the sense of superiority demonstrated by her most immediate neighbors.
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Among the retired Marine's most immediate challenges is reining in warring factions in the West Wing, and he's bringing military discipline to the job.
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The most immediate danger that Ms. DeVos's tenure as education secretary presents is the further polarization of the already inflamed debate around education reform.
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Instruction is the closest factor to kids and great teaching practice is the most immediate game changer for kids who have been left behind.
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The most immediate consequences fall on the Italian banking system, now choked with some 360 billion euro, or about $385 billion, in suspect debts.
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The most immediate concern for Republicans running for reelection next year is that primary opponents will copy Moore's playbook and use McConnell against them.
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When given a choice between killing someone or going with the boring flow, more audiences will go for the kill; the most immediate pleasure point.
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So far some of the most immediate applications for SpatialOS have been in gaming — for example the multiplayer game Worlds Adrift was built on it.
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Robots will soon be eating lots of jobs, with working-class, blue collar workers — an engine of the Trump coalition — at the most immediate risk.
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"She's leveraging this growth to go fight the most immediate and important battle, which is to defend Senate colleagues and to help those House races."
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Democrats can't afford to keep fighting the same old wars, especially since the most immediate political battles have nothing to do with the White House.
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The most immediate concerns for many will be documenting damage for insurance claims and dealing with rotting food left behind in unpowered refrigerators and freezers.
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Coal is forecast to be Australia's top export by value this year and the industry's most immediate concern is the status of shipments to China.
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But now that the Russia investigation is over, ending the most immediate threat to his presidency, his behavior thus far may appear restrained in hindsight.
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For Mr. Obama, perhaps the most immediate benefit of the deal is what is not happening in the Middle East — a race for nuclear weapons.
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And the Brexit Party poses the most immediate threat to the Conservatives, who promised to deliver Brexit and have so far failed to do so.
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On the most immediate level, at least, Murphy — who's long been known for casting his favorite actors as often as he can — has thought ahead.
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Francisco Jiménez, one of the main organizers of the protests, said the most immediate demand is for talks with Interior Minister Miguel Angel Osorio Chong.
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The virus has hit Europe and the United States far harder than China's most immediate neighbours in South Asia, where no one has yet died.
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Lebanon should be able to muddle through to find a solution to its most immediate debt headache, a $650 million Eurobond maturing on May 20.
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The most immediate consequence of Tuesday's legal developments, he said, is provide Mueller with additional insulation from Trump allies seeking to shut down his investigation.
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Instead, it would end the most immediate threat to the region and build pressure on Tehran that would enable an eventual revision of the JCPOA.
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DeepMind's most immediate benefit to Google and Alphabet is the advantage it gives in the strategic battle that technology companies are waging over AI (see chart).
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There are two controversial spending cut ideas the Trump administration has been floating, but they would have perhaps the most immediate stimulative effect on the economy.
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The company does about 30 percent of its business in Europe, and D'Addario's most immediate concern is the impact of the rising dollar on his products.
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Cheetah isn't his most immediate work, but immediacy isn't really the point: it's an exercise in restraint, in wringing life out of a few difficult machines.
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When she heard about the 18-month closing, Ms. Hissami said, her most immediate concern was how the woman who cleans their home would get there.
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Clinton that included wild, false speculation about looming indictments and shocking discoveries in the emails, Mr. Comey's letter swept away her largest and most immediate problem.
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In that capacity, he has previously warned that North Korea is the most immediate threat in the region, while China is the greatest long-term challenge.
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The Champions League is Juventus' final frontier and while they'll enjoy the most immediate impact of the transfers in Italy, this is a zero-sum operation.
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In a global economy increasingly plagued by worries — from an unfolding trade war to higher oil prices — Turkey may present the most immediate cause for alarm.
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The most immediate reward is the European Parliament elections on May 26, which populists across the European Union see as an opportunity to test their strength.
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But the biggest, most immediate benefit to those who downsize has to do with how much more inexpensive it is to live in the small world.
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On the most immediate level, of course, my job as the chief classical music critic of The Times was to give my take on the performances.
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Stormy Daniels The most immediate risk in the interview runs to Daniels, who admitted that she knowingly signed a "strict contract" not to disclose the information.
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Hearts of Iron IV is the most immediate of these, with gameplay simulating the hours of the day as the player proceeds from 1936 to 1948.
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The most immediate result is the implementation of Google's own version of portrait mode — that faked bokeh effect that blurs the background to make a subject pop.
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The most immediate application would be to find a way to disrupt these packaging signals, creating antivirals that interfere with capsid formation and leave the virus vulnerable.
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However, Yorke's latest ANIMA is both his most immediate and most rewarding solo LP yet, even as it covers the similarly dark territory of his previous efforts.
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And, yes, that is the most immediate effect this asteroid has on our everyday lives, but that isn't all there is to Chiron's placement in your chart.
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While the most immediate victims are brands who lose ad dollars to bots and other schemes, ad fraud also diverts revenue away from legitimate publishers and developers.
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Nemani says the most immediate application of this technology would be to bring it to teaching hospitals, as a way to quantify the skills of learning doctors.
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Foremost, the needs of any alleged victim must be addressed, the most immediate of which is a clear apology from the offender and his removal from power.
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Opener "La La Lie" might be the most immediate song she's ever recorded, and it ditches her signature autoharp for clanging guitars and a robust organ melody.
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According to various press reports, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has only about $85033 – $3.3 billion available now to assist with the most immediate Harvey relief.
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These changes will have the most immediate impact on the way Americans receive their health care and will be the subject of intense debate in the industry.
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I'm an unofficial get-out-the-vote advocate for a dozen or so very disenchanted Cuban-American voters, the two of most immediate concern being my parents.
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The biggest and most immediate expense would be access to taxpayer-subsidized health insurance under ObamaCare, but also the Earned Income Tax Credit, Medicaid and other programs.
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Noise is the most immediate sensation, like the whimpering of a woman (Rascia Darwish), blood-soaked and alone on the floor of a single-occupancy public bathroom.
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Still, playing punk rock is one of the quickest, most immediate, most bluntly direct ways people can express their anger, outrage, despair, and frustration in the face.
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Perhaps the most immediate of these unreleased tracks is "Violent," which sonically feels like if New Order's "Age of Consent" was written in a smoky Chicago apartment.
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The most immediate reciprocal step North Korea wants from Washington is to declare an end to the Korean War, which was halted with an armistice in 1953.
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Dr. Kasereka Bernardin, a vaccinologist, looked over his shoulder, made the sign of the cross, and acknowledged that the lethal virus was not his most immediate fear.
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It's a risky strategy, essentially putting off answering one of the most immediate questions facing the party after its losses in 2016: What does it stand for?
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Still, while Washington proved Penn State's most immediate competitor for the final playoff spot, the Nittany Lions' most resonant comparison is with their conference mate Ohio State.
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The most immediate change that's going to be seen in coming months is enforcing a prohibition that makes it illegal to sell these products to young people.
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The most sweeping legislative change capable of leveling the playing field—a mandate that students play for the high school in their most immediate neighborhood—is impossible.
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The most immediate threat is to the Turkish economy, with the government simply not holding enough U.S. dollar reserves to defend the dropping price of the lira.
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But what seems to have put Rosenstein's future in the most immediate jeopardy was a report the New York Times's Adam Goldman and Michael Schmidt published on Friday.
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Out of all the bathroom accessories to upgrade, a new shower curtain makes the most immediate impact: It covers up the biggest area in the room, after all.
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The extension lifts the most immediate concern for residents of states not in compliance that their driver's licenses will be refused by Transportation Security Administration agents at airports.
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Why it matters: While customer defections or new regulations could both be longer-term consequences of the company's many trials, employee retention could be the most immediate challenge.
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The most immediate change will be the end of Amazon's "variable standard program fee" rates, which gave sites a higher cut as they drove more business to Amazon.
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The most immediate comparison people will make to the OnePlus Bullets Wireless is Apple's $150 BeatsX pair of neckbuds, so let's get that out of the way first.
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The most immediate effort is one that was announced yesterday by the FCC: A proposed broadband subsidy for poor households, scheduled for a commission vote on March 31st.
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But perhaps most immediately relevant to the lives of Americans, the anthrax mailings caused a large backup of U.S. mail as postal workers faced the most immediate threat.
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It's devastating that in the midst of her mourning one of the most immediate truths was that she knew that her sister's character was likely to be maligned.
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The most immediate fallout will be for Republican House members already facing heated town halls over the GOP Obamacare replacement plan, Russia and Trump's travel ban, Gregg predicted.
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While it'll benefit Alipay to win new overseas users, its most immediate goal is to allow Chinese users ease of payment, as more travel for work and play.
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Tongue might not be the most immediate choice for home cooking, but it's versatile, Szymanski says, mentioning its presence in tacos and even tongue sandwiches at Katz's Deli.
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What if the most immediate threat of AI is less about robots taking over the world, and more about technology becoming more embedded into our consciousness and subjectivity?
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"The most immediate and direct impact of a changing global climate on human health is seen in the steady increase in global average temperature," the report's authors wrote.
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But the real, most tangible and most immediate impact is in the numbers – specifically the windfall Russia has reaped as an offset against the sanctions levied against it.
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The most immediate impact of these rules has been to serve as a sort of brake on business activity, given the hassle and cost of raising more capital.
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Their most immediate trade chip is a soon-to-be free agent closer who recently finished a league-mandated suspension after he was accused of menacing his wife.
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But of most immediate importance is Caitlin's missing husband, Seamus, whose eerily well-preserved, 10-years-dead body is discovered in a bog shortly before the play begins.
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Mr. Schneiderman said his most immediate concern was to protect the sensitive information immigrants had supplied to the government while applying for DACA status, including addresses and fingerprints.
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One of the most immediate and wide-reaching art forms, of course, is film, and, in the last two decades, Palestinians have built a robust, internationally recognized cinema.
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Statewide ballot initiatives and under-the-radar local races could actually have the most immediate impact on climate change and clean energy policy, our colleague Coral Davenport reports.
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Perhaps the most immediate concern is the commission's so-called net neutrality rule, which treats internet providers as utilities and requires them to handle all data the same.
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The most immediate threat is posed by the looming deadline for Congress to raise the federal "debt ceiling," allowing the government to borrow money to pay its bills.
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Sanders has long been an advocate for workers, but the most immediate question is whether unions, who fought for benefits in lieu of compensation, will accept his ideas.
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The most immediate payoff to private moon landings will be learning what is up there than can be used to help future missions — primarily related to energy generation.
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"The most immediate threats of regional interstate conflict in the next year come from North Korea and from Saudi-Iranian use of proxies in their rivalry," he said.
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On the contrary, the challenge is to figure out which of the many species the administration is gleefully stripping of protection now stands in the most immediate danger.
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"The most immediate and potentially costly issue from a political standpoint (in Italy) is the recapitalization of BMPS," Fabio Fois, economist at Barclays, said in a note on Monday.
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The most immediate threat posed to our farm economy is not China or Mexico, but Brazilian companies that have captured control over much of the US cattle slaughter business.
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However, the sides did not make clear whether the most immediate issue — Abiy's pledge to finally implement all terms of a 2000 peace deal with Eritrea — had been addressed.
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The most immediate impact of the emissions cheating scandal that has engulfed Volkswagen and may be spreading to automakers like Fiat Chrysler is an environmental and public health crisis.
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The two most immediate areas to follow post-deal are how Alibaba will change Lazada, and whether its rivals will follow suit and up their interest in Southeast Asia.
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The most immediate change is that Sony has removed the flashy, pull-out stand around back in favor of a regular slab of metal that holds the AF8 upright.
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From my perch as an economic observer, my most immediate concerns rest on future U.S. economy policy, which you may very well be directing in a few short months.
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It is the latest in a string of partnerships between Lyft and an autonomous car company, but it is the one with the most immediate impact to Lyft passengers.
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Meursault proceeds to live a carefree, aimless existence in Algiers, wanting nothing more than to satisfy his most immediate desires: going for a swim, having a smoke, making love.
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Fernandez, whose victory in primary elections on Sunday was seen as the most immediate catalyst for the peso crash, warned that Argentina could run out of foreign currency reserves.
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When the Liberty Media Corporation took over Formula One in January 2017, the most immediate impact was the ousting of Bernie Ecclestone, who had run the sport for decades.
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The most immediate threats to democracy are in Florida and Georgia, where it remains unclear whether the states are counting all of the ballots cast in this year's elections.
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It is a risky strategy, essentially putting off answering one of the most immediate questions facing the Democratic Party after its losses in 22004: What does it stand for?
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The tentative agreement, if it becomes final, would solve the most immediate challenge facing Ms. Barra, and should provide certainty in calculating labor costs over the next four years.
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Housing is oftentimes a veterans' most immediate need; however, homelessness is often intertwined with other issues such as mental health problems, substance abuse, or lack of education or employment.
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The array of questions from the most immediate: "when will the articles be transmitted to the Senate," to perhaps the most central: "will there be witnesses?" are still unanswered.
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"The most immediate concern is that the flood waters are contaminated with anything they have picked up and moving across the ground," said Chuck Job, NGWA's regulatory affairs manager.
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"Tabqa is the most immediate post-ISIS town where we could really get our feet on the ground," said Brett H. McGurk, President Trump's special envoy to the coalition.
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Of the new faces in the 30-seat cabinet, it was Dr. Jabak, the physician leading a ministry closely watched by the West, who attracted the most immediate attention.
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The most immediate analogs may be QVC and HSN (both founded in the '80s), on which smiling hosts try on and hold up garments and tout comfort and fit.
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One of the most immediate error-tolerant applications seems likely to be of more value to scientists than to the world at large: to simulate stuff at the atomic level.
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Negan's (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) reign of terror poses the most immediate threat to our beloved characters, especially considering the recent smashing of poor Glenn (Steven Yeun) and Abraham (Michael Cudlitz).
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The most immediate effect of this invitation to mark to our calendars is that it signals there'll be no Huawei flagship phone at the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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Lebanon's dollar bonds have gained in recent days, with the rally particularly pronounced among shorter-term bonds, signaling growing expectations that the government might pay its most immediate debt obligations.
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Lebanon's dollar bonds have gained in recent days, with the rally particularly pronounced among shorter-term bonds, signalling growing expectations that the government might pay its most immediate debt obligations.
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However, the most immediate threat is of civil wars, not inter-state ones, and one of the most vulnerable regions is the Sahel, an arid strip below the Sahara desert.
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The official pointed out the recent engagement with the Chinese, and the stronger language calling for more Chinese pressure on North Korea, is the most immediate impact of that review.
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The most immediate of those hazards applies to negative deposit rates and the impact on bank profitability and consumer behaviour, as the Bank for International Settlements highlighted this past weekend.
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The most immediate impact already became evident in the Republican presidential debate that took place in South Carolina just hours after the stunning news about Justice Scalia broke on Saturday.
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The most immediate impact will be on the 13,20-odd felons who had registered to vote; the court ruled they must be taken off the electoral rolls by August 25th.
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The Russia question Europe's greatest diplomatic and external security challenge — and the most immediate test of French and German ambitions to remake it as a strong global player — is Russia.
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The most immediate health risk is from drowning, especially for people trapped in vehicles, said Renee Funk, associate director for emergency management of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The altarpiece is a wildly accomplished work of art, but to modern eyes the most immediate pictures in this momentous exhibition are those melancholy musical paintings, and one in particular.
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He's also her jazzily wayward duet partner and guest guitarist on "Learning to Lose," and her most immediate model for building a variegated body of work on a country foundation.
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The pandemic's most immediate impact is that it has effectively closed down the physical world, forcing the majority of the earth's population to rely almost wholly on the digital one.
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While Bannon's testimony before the House Intelligence Committee will receive the most immediate attention from the media, the testimony he will ultimately give to Mueller will be far more important.
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Lebanon's March 2020 bond, its most immediate debt maturity, surged 4.1 cents in its biggest daily gain on record, although it still only stood at 80.5 cents in the dollar.
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If no deal is reached, the most immediate effect may be on thousands of South Korean civilians who work for the U.S. military and could be placed on unpaid leave.
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The most immediate of these hopes, the replacement of autocracy by constitutional democracy, was inscribed in the very name of the party that came to power after the February Revolution.
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Most mid-size and large companies have a security operations center or SOC, which typically handles the most immediate problems -- denial of service or ransomware attacks, or incoming email phishing attempts.
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Photo: APBut the Waymo lawsuit is just the most immediate problem that Uber faces in attempting to be the first ride-hailing service with its own fleet of self-driving cars.
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In addition to Stillman's singing, the other most immediate element of the band's signature sound would be its inclusion of synthesizers and pianos as supplement to the rest of the music.
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Perhaps the most immediate selling point for Wrio might be an accessibility one — given the more generous letter spacing looks like it might make it easier to identify/see individual keys.
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"If you are comfortable doing this, direct confrontation can be the most immediate way to stop the behavior," says Tracie Sponenberg, senior vice president of human resources at The Granite Group.
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The most immediate questions will be: Can insurers hike their rates even more to account for the loss of CSR payments, or can they drop out of the Obamacare markets entirely?
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The most immediate risk is that euro-zone governments and the IMF will withhold the next instalment of Greece's bail-out, leaving the government unable to pay its bills this summer.
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The President's recent treatment of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who narrowly failed to deliver the needed GOP votes to repeal Obamacare, is the most immediate illustration of Trump's fickle fealty.
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The President's most immediate problem is over Obamacare: He must find a way to pilot the repeal bill, which remains in limbo, neither alive, nor dead, through the House of Representatives.
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It also pointed to several downside risks to global growth, the most immediate of which would be if Britain votes to leave the European Union in a referendum on June 23rd.
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One of the most immediate ways for corporate bosses to communicate with Trump about the immigration order will be the first meeting of his advisory panel of business leaders next week.
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Mr. Trump's announcement last week that he would levy tariffs on aluminum and steel imports was the most immediate catalyst for Mr. Cohn's departure, according to people familiar with his thinking.
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EXPENSIVE ARMS RACE Of most immediate concern to North Korea, this year South Korea took delivery of the first of 40 land-based F-35A stealth aircraft from the United States.
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If President-elect Trump has a moral compass beyond what helps him personally, it's not apparent here — on the question of one of the biggest, most immediate fears about his presidency.
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These things [gestures to his smartphone] have a tendency to disrupt your life if you let them, so I guess seeing films is the most immediate disassociation from this damn thing.
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That initial package focused largely on the most immediate health-related needs stemming from the virus, including provisions to boost public health research and disseminate coronavirus test kits around the country.
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Size was the most immediate need filled by both Boyle, a 23-foot-22, 22-pound forward who can play center and wing, and the 21-foot-2, 245-pound McLeod.
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The most immediate of those is AI, because it's already here; Intel's latest generation of Core processors, called Ice Lake, have begun shipping in PCs with AI-friendly features on board.
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Traders who engage in the manipulative practice known as spoofing are "the most immediate and likely target" of the rules changes, said Craig Pirrong, a finance professor at the University of Houston.
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The most immediate movie is Spider-Man: Far From Home, which will pick up with Peter Parker and the rest of the gang resuming their lives now that they've been un-dusted.
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"More than a month ago, we called on the administration to use existing funding and legal authorities to provide the most immediate and effective response to the Zika outbreak," the statement said.
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The most immediate reason, of course, is that the appointment of Johnson has made clear the tough stance of the current British government on Brexit, raising the risk of a hard Brexit.
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"We were worried about the most immediate impacts, respiratory issues, burning eyes, ears and throat, especially for those who were closer to the incident and who had pre-existing conditions," Perez said.
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However, experts said Kardashian's most immediate concern is the restraining order and the effect it could have in determining custody rights of Dream, the 8-month-old daughter he has with Chyna.
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The company is still fine-tuning the integration at the time of this review, but the most immediate changes are some new additions to the app's sidebar, namely: Smart Home and Routines.
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Ravens may be the most immediate threat, but the desert tortoises are also threatened by habitat loss to new construction and agricultural development, as well as collection for the exotic pet trade.
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Consequently, the transmission system presents not only the most immediate resilience challenge, but also the greatest opportunity to strengthen our electric system and economy in response to a wide range of threats.
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Analysts and bankers say a cut in loan loss provision requirements, which the CCB president said on Thursday was being studied by regulators, would have the most immediate impact on financial statements.
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He also used the speech as an opportunity to bash his predecessors, slamming "the failures of the past" and lobbing a thinly veiled attack at his most immediate predecessor, President Barack Obama.
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On Thursday, the Justice Department asked a court to ease curbs on the detention of children who enter the country illegally with their parents, the most immediate issue facing the executive order.
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A person close to Mr. Kushner said his views were being misinterpreted, and that he was focused on trying to find answers to the most immediate measures to mitigate the virus's spread.
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The most immediate impacts of the ruling on Tuesday are the removal of an obstacle to a megamerger and the likely bursting of a dam of mergers that were waiting the decision.
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"The most immediate threat to life is bleeding to death," said Dr. Alok Gupta, a trauma surgeon at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center who is not familiar with Mr. Scalise's specific injuries.
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"The most immediate action anyone can take [on climate change] today is to look at what they're putting on their plate and what they're putting in their body," she tells The Verge.
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The most immediate way to do this is revoking President Obama's executive orders that burden people of faith, such as orders forcing federal contractors to violate their religious beliefs or lose contracts.
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The most immediate question Democrats will face if they win the White House and Senate will be what to do about the Supreme Court vacancy that's been lingering since Justice Antonin Scalia's death.
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There's no reason why this should be tied down to just headphone cables, but its most immediate and useful application is indeed in making them work better across a wider variety of devices.
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More than three-quarters of the products that will be affected on September 24th are intermediate and capital goods, which means the most immediate impact will be to push up American businesses' costs.
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Two of the most immediate concerns for THX are how much it will cost to equip movie theaters with its technology, and how it will grow in what is already a competitive space.
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It's relegated to approximately the same priority as the Young Lovers storyline in a Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, but it's easily the most immediate-feeling plot in a show jam-packed with them.
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However, it seems the most immediate challenge for large companies is how to handle PR disasters in a way that doesn't take sides, yet still invokes that "the customer is always right," spirit.
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President Trump's insistent and repeated call for Europe to spend more on its own defense and in contributions to NATO caused the most immediate uproar during the NATO and G-7 summit meetings.
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The most immediate case stems from his rants about the London Bridge terror attacks, where President Trump used the incident to promote his travel ban policy now inevitably headed to the Supreme Court.
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We have challenges internationally, but our most immediate challenge with respect to ISIL, we're seeing significant progress in Iraq, and Mosul is now increasingly being retaken by Iraqi security forces supported by us.
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Managing to reduce spending on expensive line items like housing and transportation will give the most immediate and significant benefit, but some people swear by sweating the small stuff like giving up coffee.
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One of the things that we thought about was, what is the most immediate way to give as wide of an audience to some of this original content that we have been producing?
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These days we understand that the most powerful influences aren't the distant ones but the most immediate and social — so the powerful tend to exert their influence by pretending to be ordinary people.
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And though Koren says departments like his will run leads from the smaller suspicions to the most immediate concerns into the ground, state laws and the Constitution regulate how -- and what -- officers investigate.
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The federal government can strategize all it wants, but until money gets into the hands of local election officials, the most immediate needs, like securing databases and updating voting machines, can't be met.
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The administration has begun to review its policy toward North Korea, apparently heeding a warning by Mr. Obama shortly after the election that the North will be the most immediate foreign policy threat.
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How Iran retaliates, and how voters who responded to his 2016 campaign message about ending "forever wars" in the Middle East react to a potentially escalating conflict are the two most immediate questions.
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Kelly touted changes he has already made to the security clearance process, writing that "security clearances were one of my earliest and most immediate concerns" when he became chief of staff last summer.
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The most immediate shift will likely be economic: Producers will finally be able to tell potential advertisers how many people listen to an ad, rather than simply how many typically download a given podcast.
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" The most immediate step, Brown says, will be to bring back those doctors who were practicing, "and get them back up to speed… and get those whose education was interrupted the training they need.
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The most immediate policy decision Bannon's ouster could impact is Afghanistan, where the White House is set to announce the outcome of a months-long policy review over whether or not to increase troops.
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The most immediate ideas include the possibility of creating technological objects made of materials that until now haven't been associated with technology at all, such as wood, glass and different kinds of metal etc.
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The most immediate cause is that the Major League Baseball Players' Association (MLBPA), long regarded as America's most successful union in any industry, seems to have been fleeced in the league's most recent CBA.
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Forget the slowdown in China, the Brexit vote and global financial volatility, Moody's said on Wednesday, the "most immediate" risk to the global economic outlook is associated with the U.S. presidential election in November.
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The most immediate threat is to clearing and settlement of euro trades, which the European Central Bank has already tried to relocate into the euro zone, only to be rebuffed by the European courts.
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Cutting off diplomatic relations, downgrading embassy staff, or kicking out the diplomats of foreign nations are some of the most immediate retaliatory measures U.S. administration's of both parties take in order to register disapproval.
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Yet the most immediate path to expanded high-speed Internet access likely lies with the Federal Communications Commission, which is considering new ways to accelerate broadband deployment through both wireless and wireline telecommunications infrastructure.
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The most immediate reason may be that this work is not trying to speak to me, or at least, tapping a lexicon of references that are not core to my navigation of the world.
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GRAPHIC - South Korean Military Spending: here Of most immediate concern to North Korea, this year South Korea took delivery of the first of 40 land-based F-35A stealth aircraft from the United States.
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Perhaps the most immediate effect of the New York City commission's new focus will be an understanding in the fashion industry at large that an agency with broad abilities to require change is watching.
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While he acknowledges that this might not be the most immediate solution to spur change, he argues that exposing everyday designs that people might take for granted is a key step towards doing so.
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I was studying music and women's studies, because those were the two things that were the most immediate to me at the time, in terms of things that I wanted to expand my knowledge of.
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Here are some of our most immediate: Google has said that Google Play Services and the app store itself will continue to work on Huawei devices, so your phone should continue to operate as normal.
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On Thursday, the Justice Department asked a federal court in California to ease curbs on the detention of children who enter the country illegally with their parents, the most immediate issue facing the executive order.
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The individuals in the best and most immediate position to assist you are the poll workers, who can answer questions you might have, and who are trained to respond to particular types of inappropriate situations.
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The most immediate result of Reykjavik was the Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty, signed December 8, 1987, whose provisions eliminated all ground-launched ballistic and cruise missiles with ranges from 500 to 5,500 kilometers.
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The most immediate challenge for newly appointed Chief Executive Satoshi Tsunakawa - who comes from the healthcare side of Toshiba's business and has no direct nuclear experience - is to get third-quarter earnings over the line.
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Among our report's numerous recommendations: Congress should expand existing law to prohibit the purchase and possession of firearms by people subject to temporary domestic violence restraining orders, when the risk of violence is most immediate.
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Endres: Part of the deal with the T-shirts was thinking about the most immediate way we could get some money to the people on the ground who are mobilizing and tabling and speaking out.
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During the genre's golden age, which is conventionally dated from 21940 to 21943, its ideas were refined by a relative handful of authors, editors and artists — and its most immediate impact came through its illustrations.
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"Cancellation requests will be addressed in order of travel date to help those with the most immediate needs first," Chase said in a notice to affected travelers, noting the company was trying to minimize delays.
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Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, known as MERS, was first identified in Saudi Arabia in September 2012, and has been labeled by the World Health Organization as one of the most immediate threats to global health.
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Follow the process of disintegration: from the most immediate capitalist pollution; through the rising inflation, which is creating an atmosphere ripe for communism; to the final repression of the people by the fascists in power.
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The most immediate effect may come in wrestling, given that one of the nations affected by Mr. Trump's ban is Iran, which has long had a congenial relationship with the United States in that sport.
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Depending on the final version of the bill, the most immediate impact is expected in the oil and gas sector, including deals involving Russian-state-run companies outside its borders, and on investments from abroad.
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"The most immediate reason Kim is visiting China is to share his impressions of the summit with President Xi," Abigail Grace, who formerly worked on North Korea issues in Trump's National Security Council, tells me.
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But when we already understand so little about our most immediate, intimate realm of consciousness, the human mind, there's more than enough for Cleeremans to spend a lifetime studying there without delving into these wider questions.
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Facebook has a very tight and long-tenured executive team, and while Stamos was not necessarily in CEO Mark Zuckerberg's most immediate circle, he had a significant role at a very significant moment for the company.
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Both the U.S. Drought Monitor – a government-sponsored tracker of drought conditions – and the recent wildfires might suggest that the heavy winter wheat-producing Southern Plains has the most immediate need for abundant rainfall (reut.rs/2mpNOfW).
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If Cersei Lannister has proved one thing about her character, it's that, when backed against a wall, she'll always pick a dangerous option that will do the most immediate damage to her enemy — consequences be dammed.
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The most immediate way to do that is to provide foreign funds through the Central Bank of Yemen to allow the payment of salaries for teachers, health workers and other public servants and to pay pensions.
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"This could have the most immediate impact to help the working poor right now rather than years in the future," said Mr. Jones, the president of the Community Service Society of New York, an antipoverty nonprofit.
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"Given the magnitude of the Zika crisis, WHO encourages affected countries and their partners to boost the use of both old and new approaches to mosquito control as the most immediate line of defence," it said.
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Along with Mr. Nelson's similar "Apple Family" plays (seen at the Public between 2010 and 2013), "The Gabriels" may be the most immediate and affecting contribution to of-the-moment American theater since the Great Depression.
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The most immediate test of Mr. Trump's legal moves to separate himself from his company, the Trump Organization, pertains to the ownership of the new Trump International Hotel in the Old Post Office Building in Washington.
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The most immediate threat comes, of course, from President Trump's fixation on expanding the staggering number of barriers that already reach across more than one-third of our nearly 2,000 miles of border shared with Mexico.
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Andy Barratt, managing director of Ford in Britain, says "removing generations of the most polluting vehicles will have the most immediate positive effect on air quality, and this Ford scrappage scheme aims to do just that."
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This would involve a harmonization of corporate taxes, an investment budget and possibly even a EU Finance Minister Outside of Germany, the most immediate impact of the new coalition will be felt in the United Kingdom.
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Today, Apple quietly released iTunes version 12.7 for both Windows and macOS, and the most immediate change is that it no longer contains any options for syncing apps or ringtones to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
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Understanding this led me to seek out data on trends for history institutions nationwide (which also include museums, historic sites, and historic houses) — organizations that people have the most immediate access to because of their sheer ubiquity.
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Regulators appear to have made good inroads into reducing risks in the financial system from interbank and shadow bank lending — which were arguably China's most immediate systemic threat — and they have allowed borrowing costs to creep up.
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Over the course of this year, I've grown increasingly convinced that the most immediate next wave of technological change won't be the electric autonomous car or the full-frame mirrorless camera, but something a lot more quotidian.
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When I spoke to Morial last year, he said he was worried that those gains could be reversed by Trump, pointing to the Justice Department's efforts to roll back police reform enforcement as his most immediate concern.
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The growing cyber threat from China may pose the most immediate threat to America and its allies because, while the U.S. continues to have a clear conventional military advantage, our advantage in cyber is not as clear.
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It's writers and directors that appear teed up to make the most immediate difference: 10 of the 21 writers invited to join the Academy last year were people of color, as were 10 of the 26 directors.
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I single out Aaron Loux, always the most immediate and immersed member of the group, but it must also be said that Mr. Estrada has now gained remarkable authority, while Mr. Black's capacity for intensity is riveting.
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Now, Kevin Parker, his Tame Impala bandmate, has taken one of Glamorous Damage's most immediate tracks—"Anesthetized Lesson"—and remixed it, polishing off all the off-beat tweaks and smoothing the falsetto vocals into the new mix.
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"There is a benefit to focusing on the most immediate crisis, and you want to keep them in the treatment process," explains Christy Parque, president and CEO of the Coalition for Behavioral Health in New York City.
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The most immediate and obvious outcome of the weekend's events is that both teams will enter the postseason—should they make it, in the Mets' case—with severely depleted versions of the rosters that got them there.
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Facebook has had the most immediate troubles from the FTC, which handed down a $5 billion fine over Cambridge Analytica violations on Facebook and was broadly criticized for not doing enough to actually change the company's behavior.
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Facebook has had the most immediate troubles from the FTC, which handed down a $5 billion fine over Cambridge Analytica violations on Facebook and was broadly criticized for not doing enough to actually change the company's behavior.
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Now we must scale, and IBM will work with our consortium partners to evaluate proposals from researchers around the world and provide access to this supercomputing capacity for the projects that can have the most immediate impact.
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The most immediate practical impact of an ERA would be in better enforcing criminal law in cases of domestic violence, Linda Coberly, a Chicago-based attorney who chairs the national ERA Coalition's Legal Task Force, told CNN.
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Emergency response efforts thus far have focused on meeting Bahamian survivors' most immediate needs for survival, like food, water, and medical care—though many have been critical of these efforts, particularly those led by the national government.
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If the Season 7 teasers released so far reveal anything, it's that the White Walkers are the most immediate and deadly threat facing our characters as the series nears its end, whether they realize it or not.
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The easiest, most immediate action would be for Musk to resign as chairman of the board and have one of the non-independent directors resign from the board to bring on a new board member as chairperson.
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The most immediate decision for the White House and Pentagon is whether to provide the UAE with intelligence and air refueling in their upcoming efforts to stage an amphibious assault on the Yemeni coastline to retake key areas.
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"It's the first thing we are going to present (on economic matters), because it's the most immediate and the easiest," said Jose Guerra, an economist and former bank director expected to be on the new legislature's finance commission.
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It's unclear how Foxconn plans to make up that gap, but the company's most immediate deadline is more attainable: it needs to hire 520 people by the end of the year to start receiving money from the state.
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Currency swings and roundabouts The post-Brexit value of sterling has caused some of the most immediate knocks on the UK startups we spoke to, with founders generally having to be more "currency aware", as one put it.
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The most immediate difference here from the final battle is the lighting: The Themyscira scene takes place in the middle of a bright and sunny day, lit by overhead sun and a reflection that sparkles off the waves.
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There are a number of issues at play with this case, the most immediate being the implications for users who understood their genetic profiles could be used by law enforcement under specific circumstances—which now appear more muddied.
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"Income-driven repayment is not perfect, but it is the most immediate fix for borrowers and is probably the place to start," says Miller, as it will keep borrowers from having their wages garnished or tax returns seized.
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" He said the most immediate step for himself and his staff was to draw up new subpoenas, but added that they would be doing research about what to do should they "have to go the route of contempt.
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However, he will have challenges ahead of him that his most immediate predecessors did not face — namely, how to navigate an economy where Washington is looking to inject still more cash and inflation finally could become an issue.
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The most immediate impact of the slowdown was that the United States stopped issuing visas in Cuba, a step that US officials said wasn't a retaliatory measure but simply a function of having fewer people on the job.
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But the most immediate impact of Trump&aposs actions has already been on America&aposs international standing as a reliable ally and on Washington&aposs lost access to human intelligence from the region vital to US national security.
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I know your most immediate fury is rooted in the specific problem you have in your own life — the question of how you can love (or even find) a man when so many have wronged or disappointed you.
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While the exact timing of the plan's release is still not set, these officials said, the most immediate challenge for the White House is how to roll it out so that it is not proclaimed dead on arrival.
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The most immediate impact of Monday's opening would be to ease Baghdad's chronic traffic jams, as Haifa Street and 14th of July Boulevard were major east-west and north-south arteries for the city of eight million people.
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"She really knows how to tap into the human experience in the most immediate way," Mr. Batiste added of Ms. Nourry, a longtime friend and, more recently, a collaborator on projects that unite his music and her visuals.
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The most immediate decisions involve closer Aroldis Chapman, who gave up the series-ending home run to Jose Altuve on Saturday night, and key free agents such as shortstop Didi Gregorius, outfielder Brett Gardner and Betances, a reliever.
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When it comes to drinking water, Masarik said the most immediate concern is the presence of bacteria like E.coli, or parasites like giardia or cryptosporidium -- all which come from human or animal waste and can cause gastrointestinal issues.
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The five people who have been briefed on the Facebook team's work said the company's most immediate product was likely to be a coin that would be pegged to the value of traditional currencies, as Bloomberg first reported.
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Melania's outfits are often the clearest and most immediate communication we get from the first lady, but as with any visual communication, it's easy for two people to see the same jacket and take away vastly different meanings.
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It will also fundamentally alter the composition of who is able to come to the United States for humanitarian reasons — showing, in many cases, the greatest skepticism and least openness to people facing the most immediate harm abroad.
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While congressional legislation is the only way to create a more permanent fix for DREAMers, lawmakers' impasse on a measure that would provide one suggests that executive action may be the most immediate route for relief at the moment.
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Among the most immediate effects could be on the complex and delicate ethno-religious mosaic of neighbouring Lebanon, where Syrians of all shades have taken refuge, predicts Nina Shea, a religion-watcher with the Hudson Institute, a think-tank.
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You can do a whole heap of advanced automation and workflow integrations with Alfred, but for me, it's simply the most immediate way I know to search the Verge archives or look up a word or a news story.
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In the mid-aughts — when anyone with an internet connection could suddenly accrue a readership in a way previously unprecedented — blogs began competing with tabloid magazines as the place to get the best, meanest, and most immediate celebrity gossip.
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Were Trump to start a trade war, the most immediate effects would probably be felt by companies like Walmart, which imports billions of dollars of cheap goods that are bought mostly by the people who voted Trump into office.
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Campaign Conspiracy and the Trump Organization's Finances: Despite the myriad cases unfolding from the special counsel, the White House's most immediate legal jeopardy increasingly appears to stem from federal prosecutors in New York digging into Trump's alleged financial shenanigans.
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At $799, the Vive is obviously pricier than its most immediate competitor, but estimates of its price were scaling heights in excess of $1,000, so announcing a figure so close to the Rift is likely to be interpreted positively.
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Mack Flavelle, the project lead for the game explained to me that the team has at least a year's worth of product improvements in the pipeline, the most immediate of which is improving the UI on the web platform.
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Perhaps the most immediate consequence of reneging on the Iran deal is that it will make it even harder, if not impossible, for the president to negotiate a peaceful resolution of the crisis over North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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The most immediate impact is likely to be on dry bulk freight rates, which are already languishing under the pressure of diminished demand, while amply-supplied copper markets can absorb the disruption unless it gets significantly extended, analysts said.
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Among the raft of trade issues dividing the allies, Washington's most immediate concern is France's plan to impose a 3% digital services tax, which the U.S. government believes would harm U.S. technology giants like Alphabet Inc's Google and Amazon.
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Among the raft of trade issues dividing the allies, Washington's most immediate concern is France's plan to impose a 3% digital services tax, which the U.S. government believes would harm U.S. technology giants like Alphabet Inc's Google and Amazon.
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But the most immediate and potentially far-reaching aid and comfort Trump is providing Putin is in the deeply vulnerable -- in political, diplomatic, and especially military terms -- nation of Ukraine, a strategically critical nation for Russia and the West.
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But instead, they held a months long public contest where cities and states debased themselves offering more and more extravagant tax breaks, and then picked the city where they could do the most immediate harm to everyone that currently lives there.
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And if you want to see the impact of new technology in cities, transit is where you can get the most immediate and intense feedback from people of all kinds — from digital natives to senior citizens, from financiers to refugees.
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They're lunging after their most immediate goals in the hopes of still having something in their hands when this is all over — a minor battle victory, a shift in someone's opinion, a moment alone with a loved one before death.
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Still, the most immediate result of Disney's aggressive release schedule will be studios choosing to release more so-called event movies during the few months left in the calendar that haven't traditionally been venues for franchise movies of considerable size.
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Chinese banks are required to set aside funds equivalent to at least 150 percent of bad loans to cover losses, and bankers have said a cut in loan loss provision requirements would have the most immediate impact on financial statements.
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But Mr. Tillis also has the most immediate threat to counter: a credible primary challenge from Garland Tucker, a deep-pocketed businessman who has accused the lawmaker of disloyalty to the president in a series of ad buys on Fox News.
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"The single most immediate action that Cheri Bustos can take to restore confidence in the organization and to promote diversity is to appoint a qualified person of color, of which there are many, as executive director at once," wrote Reps.
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Here's an overview of the biggest recent shifts within Apple as it prepares to grow beyond the iPhone: The most immediate change to Apple's growth strategy will come from a host of new subscription services launching as early as this spring.
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His absence is particularly alarming as America becomes the target of two of history's most vicious back-to-back hurricanes, and two more on deck behind them, and becomes one of the world's biggest and most immediate victims of climate change.
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The Chrome browser keeps my most essential bookmarks and settings synced across macOS, Windows, and Google's own Chrome OS. Because I do so much of my work (and play) on the web, Google is my closest and most immediate ally.
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Specifically, Swadia is looking for areas ripe for improvement on the data side that would have the most immediate and widespread impact on operations, as well as how best to tout The Trade Desk's vision for an open programmatic environment.
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Donald Trump's presidency has been upended by an explosive whistleblower complaint that has snowballed into a fast-moving impeachment inquiry, ensnaring dozens of people on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean and posing the most immediate threat to Trump's presidency yet.
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The most immediate step Kelly and the new administration can take to secure the southern border is to terminate policies that have sent a clear message to would-be illegal aliens that entering the United States illegally will be rewarded.
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The most immediate impact, though, was a big boost to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bid to win a record-breaking fifth term as he battles political rivals nipping at his heels and fresh corruption charges leveled by Israel's attorney general.
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Also, because of the importance of high-quality, relevant data for machine learning models, we think that industry-specific applications or applications for specialized uses will present the most immediate pockets of opportunity at the Finished Services or application layer.
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If Fannon is confirmed in a vote by the full Senate, one of his most immediate tasks as assistant secretary of state would be synthesizing reports from intelligence agencies with oil industry data to re-implement sanctions on Iran's oil exports.
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At the heart of the crisis — and its most immediate cause — is a crushing financial squeeze, the result of a tense standoff between Hamas, the militant Islamist group that rules Gaza, and Fatah, the secular party entrenched on the West Bank.
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Speaking after a Cabinet meeting in Genoa, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced a 12-month state of emergency for the region, opening the way for government aid, and said that five million euros had been allocated for the most immediate needs.
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"We were expecting a stripped-back Queen's Speech and that's what we got, but business leaders will actually be pleased to see the tighter focus on the most immediate challenges," said Stephen Martin, Director General of the Institute of Directors.
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For investors, the most immediate risk is less likely to be the regulators, and more likely to be the many projects that are proceeding without a credible plan for putting out successful software — something that many sophisticated investors have warned about.
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As with many of the new vulnerabilities discovered within our cyber infrastructure, this exploit has the most immediate impact for the people with the most to lose, including elected officials who face unprecedented threats to their personal and official data.
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I wish that I had a clear answer to what we do next, but I think that the most immediate step is starting to articulate what the issues are and how we got here, and how we can begin thinking differently.
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American counterterrorism officials say the Qaeda wing in Yemen is one of the deadliest in the world and poses the most immediate threat to the American homeland, having tried unsuccessfully to carry out three airliner attacks over the United States.
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Whatever the fate of the Republican bid to repeal and replace Obamacare, the most immediate threat to the law is President Donald Trump's ability to cut off key payments to insurance plans that reduce health care costs for millions of Americans.
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Why it matters: The move, which came just days after Maduro severed relations with the U.S. due to President Trump's decision to recognize opposition leader Juan Guaidó as Venezuela's interim president, reduces the most immediate risk of a confrontation between the two nations.
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"A boycott is the most immediate way for citizens to express their anger," said Choi Gae-yeon of the activist group Movement for One Korea, that staged protests in front of a Japanese car dealership and a retailer in Seoul this week.
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One of the country's most immediate needs if it wants to get its house in order is to ensure total independence of its central bank, according to the man who led the bailouts of Greece, Portugal, Iceland and Ukraine during the Great Recession.
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Banks have begun to consider the most immediate physical risks to their business models such as exposure to mortgages on homes that are at risk of flooding, or to investment in countries that could be hit by extreme weather, the BoE said.
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Mr. Bolton, who takes over Monday as President Trump's third national security adviser with Syria as his most immediate challenge, and talks with North Korea and the future of the Iranian nuclear deal not far behind, loves nothing more than a good target.
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"There's no question North Korea represents the most dangerous and most immediate threat in the Asia-Pacific and President Trump is determined to confront that threat by marshaling unprecedented cooperation with allies in the region and China and the world," Pence said.
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Having been home to the likes of Rick Wade, Roman Fluegel, Baby Ford and Oliver Deutschmann, Unclear might not seem like the most immediate home for a slice of Balearic bliss, but hey, isn't that what Balearic's all about right — confounding expectations?
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But the situation is definitely worrisome, and the fact that things have escalated so quickly is a stark reminder that it's North Korea, and not Russia or ISIS, that might actually pose the gravest and most immediate threat to American national security.
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Regardless of one's views on rooftop solar or net metering policies, encouraging early investment in infrastructure and technology — based on good planning and forecasting — is the most immediate way to capitalize on the benefits of this growing resource and improve electric reliability simultaneously.
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There are other things I've added and taken out from my hair routine to make it feel healthier, so this oil isn't the only thing I'm using, but it does deserve the biggest callout for providing the most immediate and striking results.
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PayPal and the banks say the most immediate opportunity is not taking business from one another, but cannibalizing the enormous number of payments that are still made by cash and check, which represent more than three-quarters of all peer-to-peer transactions.
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In the most immediate sense, the laser-based method, which is described in the current Scientific Reports, affords researchers a tool to rapidly construct experimental neural circuits, but it may eventually be employed by doctors needing to rapidly repair damage to nervous tissues.
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Over and over again -- in both the campaign and in the White House -- Trump has shown that his first priority is doing what he believes is best for him (or gives him the most immediate satisfaction), not the right thing for the country.
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The threat from North Korea also rated as a bipartisan concern, which 45 percent of Republican and Republican-leaning respondents, and 42 percent of Democrat and Democrat-leaning respondents pointing to Kim Jong-Un's regime as the most immediate threat to the U.S.
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The most immediate concern, according to United States and international sports officials, is the qualifying events for the Games; a number have already been postponed or canceled, wreaking havoc on the process for choosing athletes and teams that will go to the Olympics.
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The former central banker is seen by analysts as a safe pair of hands, especially given one of Singapore's most immediate challenges is keeping its open economy on an even keel in the face of rising protectionism and trade disputes between global powers.
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By that I mean, hopefully all of us will be well into our retirements, and if that is the case, the most immediate need for money would most likely land with our siblings and not their heirs, who are much younger. 8.
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"The most immediate and lasting impact is that somehow in 48 hours Schultz has managed to undo the decades he spent branding himself as a different kind of CEO who cares about his workers and the greater good," Democratic strategist Eddie Vale said.
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"A boycott is the most immediate way for citizens to express their anger," said Choi Gae-yeon of the activist group Movement for One Korea, that staged protests in front of a Japanese car showroom and a retailer in Seoul this week.
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We saw ... The most immediate reaction was like a couple ... we had a few people who stopped "Liking" the Facebook page, but then we had several thousand "Likes" that day, so that was just a spike that we saw directly because of that.
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Even if he allies with the Liberals, however, "the most immediate casualty could be the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain Expansion," Dejardins analysts said of the C$7.4 billion ($5.4 billion) federally approved pipeline project through British Columbia that both NDP and the Greens oppose.
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While CBS faces the most immediate pressure to reload, several other long-running shows -- CBS' "Madam Secretary," ABC's "Modern Family," Fox's "Empire," and CW's "Arrow" and "Supernatural" -- are heading into what will be their final seasons, leaving holes those networks will have to address.
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That performance literally moved me to tears as it brought to life in the most immediate and powerful way the beautiful idea at the heart of America: liberty under the law, an idea that had never before been expressed and guaranteed by any nation.
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A lot of people are wondering, they have many questions of course, the most immediate of which is the new policy or the most recent policy of the yield curve control or YCC, trying to pin the 10 year JGB yield at or near zero.
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The most immediate effect is in the exchange rates between the dollar and the British pound, which has recorded its lowest rate in about 30 years after the results of the vote were published, providing American travelers a discount on prices paid throughout Britain.
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Nongovernmental organizations pushed for its creation Though the idea for an international court dates back to the post–World War I era, the most immediate impetus for its creation was in the 2900s after human rights violations in the conflicts in Yugoslavia and Rwanda.
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His most immediate project is the release of "The Hamilton Mixtape," an album that takes his show off the stage and puts it in the mouths of a winning group of singers and rappers: Kelly Clarkson, Nas, Alicia Keys, Chance the Rapper and more.
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A jovial, bespectacled former central banker, Heng is seen as a 'safe pair of hands' - especially given one of Singapore's most immediate challenges is keeping its open economy on an even keel in the face of rising protectionism and trade disputes between global powers.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the group's branch in Yemen, has long been seen by American intelligence and counterterrorism officials as among the most dangerous branches of the global terrorist network, and the one posing the most immediate threat to United States territory.
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Yet the most immediate problem Mr Giammattei will face is how to manage the safe-third-country deal reached by Mr Morales and Donald Trump last month, which will force asylum-seekers passing through Guatemala to take refuge there rather than in the United States.
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The most immediate worry, however, is how Trump's latest setback will impact his ability this fall to get a new budget passed and negotiate with Congress to raise the nation's debt ceiling — the amount of money the country can borrow to help pay its bills.
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In a letter to lawmakers on Thursday, Nielsen said her most immediate request is for the authority to return Central American unaccompanied children to their home countries if they "have no legal right to stay," similar to the way the department repatriates Mexican children.
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Mustafa Mohatarem said the most immediate likely impact for U.S. auto sales was a positive one as last week's referendum result brought with it a greater chance that U.S. interest rates "will remain lower longer" than if British voters had decided to stay in the European Union.
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"The most immediate reason why Italian bonds fell this morning is their close connection to renewed tensions over the Greek bailout terms with new disagreements between the Eurogroup of sovereign creditors and the IMF," Jan Randolph, director of sovereign risk at IHS Markit told CNBC via email.
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Whereas most carmakers now assemble their vehicles from cutting-edge materials, largely put together by robots in near silence and operating-theatre cleanliness, the most immediate assault on the senses in Morgan's 1920s workshops is smells of engine oil, glue or leather, and the noise of hammering.
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But fans' most immediate response, in addition to writing and talking about our grief, seems to be drawing it — a trend that first took hold a few days before Fisher's death, after news broke that she had suffered a heart attack and was in the hospital.
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At the time, the update's most immediate impact on the end user was the fact that it might free up some storage space — something that's obviously at much more of a premium on a mobile device than a PC. Here, the company is promising more stability.
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"Climate change is the most immediate example of that If you're going to bring the total innovation and ingenuity of this country to bear, our system as a country, our economy, is going to have to be part of that," he recently said to reporters in Texas.
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The most immediate question today, though, is what new hope all this might provide especially for the young, vibrant Alice Weidel, the bright face of the far-right party, Alternative for Germany (AfD), whose ideology has embraced a deeply nationalist, Germany-first and decidedly anti-immigrant agenda.
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One level deeper: Here are the most immediate steps to bring about more widespread building electrification, according to RMI: Nearly all buildings running on propane or fuel oil (9 percent of homes and 11 percent of commercial buildings) stand to gain financially by switching to electricity.
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In October, McConnell agreed to provide $250 million to the states for election security, but that number pales in comparison to the $2.2 billion over five years that organizations like the Brennan Center for Justice have estimated is necessary just for the states' most immediate needs.
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Several officials said one of Washington's primary and most immediate concerns is the potential effect the spat could have on the fragile cooperation in Iraq between the Iraqi security forces, which answer to an Iran-friendly government, and Sunni and Shiite militias that are fighting Islamic State extremists.
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A number of Senate Republicans, particularly from Southern states that face the most immediate threat from Zika virus, spoke out forcefully for government action, putting added pressure on House Republicans who have accused the Obama administration of using the threat of Zika to demand a "slush fund" from Congress.
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The most immediate effect of the hearing may be on Mr. Hillary, who has steadfastly maintained his innocence, suggesting that the prosecution may be driven in part by his race: Mr. Hillary, 42, is black, while the vast majority of St. Lawrence County is white, as was Garrett.
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Though the coronavirus relief package sets aside $1 billion to expanding access to programs like SNAP, WIC, and emergency food assistance, according to Vox's Ella Nilsen, donating money to your local food bank or pantry is one way to make the most immediate and direct impact on your community.
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As computer-driven cars that can travel anywhere seem more like science-fiction than a near-term reality, autonomous-driving technology may have the most immediate impact in applications that don&apost involve giving people rides, like freight transport, and, in the case of the startup Nuro, deliveries.
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The most immediate step that the administration and the Senate can do to secure the nation and ensure our resilience, is to appoint and confirm a new secretary of Homeland Security that that can accomplish all that the job requires in a manner that is transparent, effective and accountable.
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Most of the media coverage of Tillerson has focused on Russia, but he may have his most immediate impact in rebalancing U.S. relationships in the Middle East, where Sunni-majority countries in the Persian Gulf have chafed at what they see as President Barack Obama's tilt toward Shiite Iran.
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The most immediate answer, of course, is not much: Despite the I.D.C.'s eight senators joining with Ms. Stewart-Cousins's 21 members, the Democrats are still short of a majority in the 63-seat chamber, something that Republicans who control the chamber were quick to note, and mock, on Wednesday.
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Launching on the cusp of an era when members of My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, and Brand New were worshipped with a fervour traditionally reserved for boybands and the cast of Harry Potter, MySpace was the most immediate and direct form of artist-to-fan interaction you could get.
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While Mr. Cruz and Mr. Rubio have turned their attention to their most immediate threats, Mr. Trump and Mr. Christie, they clashed after Mr. Cruz claimed that the immigration overhaul Mr. Rubio helped put together in 2013 had made it easier for Mr. Obama to bring Syrian refugees to America.
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Though there are a number of bacteria that are showing signs of resistance, the WHO worked with experts in the field to narrow down the list to the most immediate threats: bacteria that cause deadly infections, are resistant to multiple antibiotics, and can confer that resistance to other bacteria, for example.
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One of the most immediate challenges confronting Pelosi as leader of the new House Democratic majority will be the fight over the President's long-promised border wall that triggered a standoff between congressional Democrats and the President and resulted in a partial government shutdown, which is now in its second week.
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But while Hamas poses the most immediate threat to Israeli security, promoting stability and peace also depends on dealing with organizations such as the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), which professes good intentions yet creates the conditions in which Hamas can thrive.
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He warned of "a series of policies emanating from Washington," the most immediate of which is the Republican-backed tax plan proposed by President Trump, which he said "takes dead aim at New York City" by eliminating the ability for New Yorkers to deduct local taxes from their federal tax bill.
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If so, perhaps the most immediate lessons from free banking are that (1) consumers are not sheep waiting to be sheared (2) attention must be paid to the importance of the assets into which the electronic money is convertible and to the issuer's reputation for making the conversion as promised.
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Australia's conservative government also continues to support fossil fuel development, including what many scientists and conservationists see as the reef's most immediate threat — a proposed coal mine, expected to be among the world's largest, to be built inland from the reef by the Adani Group, a conglomerate based in India.
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"I wanted the player to observe the dynamics and not interpret the visuals in the most immediate and normative way," he writes in the release notes, and this lack of immediate interpretation is helped by the use of Everst Pipkin's Mushy tileset, which was produced by training a neural network on isometric art.
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I had been living overseas for a couple of months when I started to hear from Christchurch friends about some impossibly handsome country singer, just 18 and singing about how whiskey was his only real friend, who had situated himself among my friends and had started seeing my most immediate ex-girlfriend.
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One of the most immediate issues he is likely to face is what to do with Chile's highly privatized pension system, which was introduced in the 1980s and has been widely imitated around the world, but which has faced angry protests in recent years by Chileans claiming they have been short-changed.
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While the most immediate next target of the investigation appears to be Butina's boyfriend, Republican operative Paul Erickson—he was sent a so-called "target" letter by prosecutors recently—questions have also swirled about 2016 campaign funding by the National Rifle Association and the reach of Russia into the US conservative movement.
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In order to mass produce testing kits, antiviral drugs, ventilators, masks and hospital beds in that time frame, the administration will need to set production goals that are both within reach, but also meet our most immediate objective: halting the deadly spread of COVID-19 before it overwhelms our health care system.
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While people often talk about social media and its ability to spread audio and video deepfakes — think of the faked Joe Rogan voice, or the AI-assisted impersonation of President Obama by Jordan Peele — most of the panelists agreed that the most immediate audio deepfake concern for most consumers was via telephone.
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But Mr. Trump's decision comforts people in South Korea and Japan who had feared that he might have settled for only freezing the North's nuclear program or removing its intercontinental ballistic missiles, the most immediate threat to the Americans, leaving the country with short- and medium-range missiles and their nuclear warheads.
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But while those may be the most immediate causes of the unrest, experts say the demonstrations are about a lot more than just water and electricity: Protesters are also lashing out at the rampant government corruption and Iranian meddling they believe have contributed to the dire economic situation in the oil-rich city.
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The closest I've come to saving is figuring out which of my bill collectors has the most chill (Fun fact: When a bill says "Final Notice" on it, that's a lie; there will be more notices, don't worry.) I don't save because money is the sovereign domain of my quickest, most immediate impulses.
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The most immediate thing that we could do is to get behind the swing seats in the 2018 House election, and make sure that President Trump has a Democrat Speaker of the House to push back on this nonsense and to investigate the terrible conflicts of interest between his administration and the fossil fuel industry.
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Analysts in South Korea fear that Mr. Trump, eager for a diplomatic achievement, might settle for another deal: a freeze on the North's intercontinental ballistic missile program, removing the most immediate threat to the American homeland, in return for significantly reducing the United States' military capabilities around Korea, including its 28,500 troops in the South.
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Trump's most immediate and lasting success on his signature issue has been to "take the handcuffs off" immigration enforcement agents, restoring their ability to arrest unauthorized immigrants wherever found, to give them more latitude in where they can make those arrests, and to build closer connections between local law-enforcement agencies and the federal immigration-enforcement system.
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The most immediate difference with Apple is the throwaway email addresses you can create and use, if you don't want to expose your actual email address: It means the third-party app or site never sees your real email address, and you can cut off contact in an instant by wiping the temporary email address from existence.
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Representatives for NCIA, a trade industry group for the burgeoning legal marijuana companies, NORML, a long-running legalization group, and DCMJ all said in separate conversations that among the most immediate concern they had was the successful continuation or even expansion of that rule in the new funding bill Congress must pass this month to avoid government shutdown.
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It is Flynn's ties to Turkey that are emerging as the most immediate concern, with new evidence, first uncovered by McClatchy News and largely confirmed by CNN, that Flynn blocked a plan to launch a military assault against Raqqa, the capital of ISIS, by arming Kurdish fighters, the most effective, proven fighting force in the war against ISIS.
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In a move that is bound to have an impact beyond the symbolic empowerment of white supremacists, the nomination of Jeff Sessions as the Attorney General - who was rejected years ago for a federal judgeship after a history of racist comments surfaced - represents the most immediate threat to civil rights, voting rights, criminal justice reform, immigration and race relations.
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In the United States, Trump's attitude toward displaced refugee children -- arguably the greatest and most toxic challenge yet to its hold on power -- is the most immediate and vivid evidence that our leader does not champion any sort of effort for America to remain a shining beacon for nations aspiring to maintain or establish a democratic system of government.
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I know I should say something for his sake, if not for my own; that if something goes wrong—and there are lots of things that can go wrong; I have been warned that I should prepare for the probability that something will go wrong—this will be my most immediate and, probably, my most lasting regret.
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Instead, they must address the most immediate problems by giving resources and support to health care providers and frontline workers; putting money directly in the hands of struggling Americans who work paycheck to paycheck and whose jobs are quickly vanishing; assist small businesses that are shuttered; help state and local governments; and do it all quickly.
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However, as I literally just said, I really should: Project Drawdown's list of 100 solutions to tackle climate change found that cutting food waste is the third most immediate and impactful thing we can do to help battle global warming, behind using wind turbines and better managing refrigerants, and ahead of switching to a plant-rich diet.
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If our unemployment rate was still nearly 22 percent, inflation less than 225 percent, and policy interest rates negative, all of which is the case in the Euro area, we would be running around with our hair on fire to take dramatic actions, of which the most immediate and reliable is to expand aggregate demand with fiscal policy.
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Here are four of the most immediate implications of the Mattis departure: Trump is now making his own foreign policy It began earlier this year with the ousters of national security adviser Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and continued this month with the announced departures of White House Chief of Staff John Kelly and now Mattis.
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When BuzzFeed News published actor Anthony Rapp's allegation that Kevin Spacey made a sexual advance toward him when he was 14, it was clear that the most immediate professional fallout was the fate of Spacey's next film, the fact-based thriller All the Money in the World, about the kidnapping of one of the grandsons of extravagantly wealthy oil tycoon J. Paul Getty.
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Now if we were able to with our most immediate trading partners, which is really important to my home state, Arizona, an agreement with Mexico -- but if you started to bring the world together, saying we&aposre lowering barriers, we&aposre protecting our intellectual property, now the world needs to deal with China, who is the bad actor on the world stage.
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Our concern should not only be the avoidance of any improper use of funds, for which numerous safeguards already exist, but also breaking down the silos and creating the connections that are needed to make sure we implement the projects that have the most immediate and enduring positive impact on the quality of life of the people of Puerto Rico.
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MORE to state that part of the agency's mission involves dealing with the rising risks of seas, storms or wildfires breaching Superfund sites under climate change, according to AP. In a March interview with CBS, Wheeler said climate change is "an important change we have to be addressing and we are addressing," but said it is not the most immediate environmental issue.
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One of the most immediate and dramatic ramifications of the U.K.'s vote to leave the EU was David Cameron's announcement that he will step down as Prime Minister of the U.K. With Cameron vowing to be gone by the Conservative Party conference in October, several leading contenders to succeed him as its leader of the ruling Conservative Party - and therefore Prime Minister – are emerging.
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But the most immediate effect of President Trump's executive order barring refugees from entering the United States and halting entry from seven predominantly Muslim countries could be quantified on a human scale: refugees and other immigrants from those seven countries, some on their way to the United States on Friday when Mr. Trump signed the order, who were no longer able to enter the United States.
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Obviously, the most immediate and pressing issue facing Congress is the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald J. Trump, that is, if House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiGraham predicts Senate will take up impeachment trial next week Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump trade deal faces uncertain Senate timeline MORE (D-Calif.) becomes convinced that a fair Senate trial will ensue and sends the House-passed articles over.
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"If there were to be a government shutdown, the most immediate impact is that the DoD can't spend any money," said Katherine Blakeley, a research fellow at the nonpartisan Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments in Washington, D.C. She said a shutdown would mean military personnel on active duty wouldn't get paid, civilians wouldn't get paid, and pay for the National Guard and reservists who perform training and drilling functions would be impacted too.
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One of the most immediate — and already live — applications for robotics and artificial intelligence in general has been in using unmanned robots in warehouses and other environments, where they replace humans in repetitive jobs such as sorting and moving objects from A to B. Now, Beijing-based robotics startup Geek Plus (aka Geek+) says that it has raised $1793 million to seize that growing opportunity by investing in product development, sales and customer service.
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Obviously Twitter grew into a unique service long ago, and consequently it has been many years since anyone could reasonably mistake a tweet for an SMS message circulating around inside a new network, but the length restriction nonetheless continued to shape the service practically and culturally, even if it wasn't technically central anymore The most immediate practical effect is that Twitter becomes a bit less viable in emerging markets where elaborate smartphones aren't as prevalent.
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The restrictions apply to most foreign nationals who have been in the 26 countries of the Schengen Area in the 14 days before they plan to arrive in the US.There are exceptions to the ban, including US citizensThe Department of Homeland Security clarified in a statement after Trump's speech that the travel ban will not apply to United States citizens, most immediate family members of US citizens, or permanent US residents that are currently abroad.
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For now, Lawson tells me that the most immediate users of its SIMs for phone-based services are likely to be enterprises, which might develop phones for their workers that are customized with a very limited set of calling options, or are simply more easy to track in a bigger bring-your-own-device program, where workers provide their own handset or choose whichever handset they want to use, but get the SIM put into it.
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The outgoing commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific, who has been nominated by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to be the next ambassador to South Korea, warned Wednesday that North Korea is the United States's most immediate threat.
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Hawthorne Heights' infamous lyric "Cut my wrists and black my eyes / So I can fall asleep tonight or die" from 2004's "Ohio Is For Lovers" has become one of emo's most immediate reference points, and "Play Russian roulette as we kiss / I'll be your cheap novelty / Blow your brains out on me" from Senses Fail's "Choke On This" and "Take this razor, sign your name across my wrists / So everyone will know who left me like this" from Bayside's "Synonym For Acquiescence" didn't do much to dampen a reputation that twinned death and romance in a way that reduced emo en masse to a vision of heartbroken dudes crying in Taco Bell.
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