Most -- outside of Trump's hardcore supporters -- already believe that.
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Is this the most outside input you've had in the video process?
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Most outside professionals enter family firms with little idea of what to expect.
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These White Sox were not — at least not by most outside their clubhouse.
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South Korea has reported over 2,300 confirmed cases, the most outside of China.
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At least 19 states have some mobile testing sites, most outside of hospitals.
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The country's health authorities have detected 13 cases, the most outside of China.
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Iran reported 139 cases and 19 deaths on Wednesday, the most outside China.
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Iran reported 139 cases and 19 deaths on Wednesday, the most outside China.
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"I wanted to give her what she wanted most outside her writing," Press said.
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And your own body turning against you can be worse than most outside pain inflictors.
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Most outside analysts say Iran is not interested in armed conflict with the United States.
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Neighboring Iran has reported 16 coronavirus deaths — the most outside China, and over 90 cases.
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One gets the sense of a self-confident world, closed off to most outside influences.
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Neptune was originally detected in a similar fashion Most outside experts agree that the researchers' models are strong.
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He knew that his sense of political possibility was more finely honed than that of most outside advocates.
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On Monday it said it had 900 suspected cases, which, if confirmed, would be the most outside China.
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On Monday it said it had 900 suspected cases, which, if confirmed, would be the most outside China.
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The Texas State Fair is home to some of the most outside-the-box fried inventions you can imagine.
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Back in the U.S., Detroit automakers paint a rosier outlook for their home market than do most outside analysts.
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Apple's existing facility in north Austin has more than 6,000 workers, the most outside its headquarters in Cupertino, California.
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Abeid has also been painted by his opponents as violent and anti-Islam, charges he and most outside observers reject.
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Iran, UAE's neighbour across the Gulf, reported on Tuesday a total of 16 virus-related deaths, the most outside China.
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The problem is that most outside traders consider the yuan to be more than 10 percent overvalued against the U.S. dollar.
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Most outside analysts agree with administration officials' insistence that much of the global tumult is driven by forces beyond Obama's control.
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Until recently, most outside experts did not expect the Fed to lift its short-term rate lever until September at the earliest.
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Most outside analysts believe its true aim in wanting such weapons is to deter outside powers from considering any Iraq-style regime change.
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To most outside of Washington, budget rescissions are an arcane tool that belongs to the policy wonks, and less to the public arena.
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In neighboring South Korea, the number of cases has risen to over 2,000, the most outside mainland China, with at least 13 deaths.
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Tolkin has the most outside-the-box plan for transit, with ideas like implementing "SkyBuses" (or "drone-based transit") to hasten transit, and also robotic horses.
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It's well established that China engages in internet censorship, and most outside analysts point to social media as one of the prime battlegrounds for that fight.
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Many of the cases appearing in the Middle East have been linked to Iran, which has had 141 cases and 22 deaths, the most outside China.
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Most outside analyses project that, even accounting for any economic growth encouraged by the tax bill, the federal deficit will continue to grow under the plan.
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A young boxer named Cassius Clay was heading to the Olympics, unknown by most outside his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, and some avid followers of the sport.
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White House economists expect stronger economic growth this year than most outside forecasters, reflecting their faith in President Trump's tax cuts to continue to boost the economy.
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As he enters the 2020 campaign, Mr. Trump is banking on a much faster pace of growth than the Fed and most outside economists say is likely.
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MORE. "From Kennedy to Carter to Clinton '28503 all the way through Obama, we tend to choose the most different, most outside force in the field," said Wade.
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Blockchain is claiming this is the largest airdrop in the history of crypto, and potentially the largest consumer giveaway ever — and to most outside observers, it looks that way.
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The national government in Rome has imposed a dramatic lockdown as the coronavirus spreads in the country, where there are now more than 24,000 cases — the most outside China.
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When seen through this lens, Facebook and its Libra partners could make a big impact in providing for financial services where they're needed most, outside of any central bank authority.
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Cruz bears at least partial blame for his predicament, having positioned himself as something between the most outside of all Washington insiders and the outsider who has penetrated most deeply inside.
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Come election day 2020, voters will likely opt for the candidate that promises the biggest, most sweeping changes, the candidate who's most outside the establishment — just as they did in 2016.
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War is extremely hard to predict, but most outside experts believe the US-backed forces will eventually come out on top, even if the fighting is bloodier, and lengthier, than expected.
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For Novak, designing the Xbox One dashboard — the main hub of the system and the software layer users interact with most outside playing games — is as personal a process as decorating someone's home.
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Most outside of Washington forget how the Commission strong-armed the debates away from the League of Women Voters, which resurrected presidential debates in 1976 (none had been held since Kennedy-Nixon in 1960).
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The former police investigator has risen from a high school student who coaches doubted would amount to anything to Trump's muscle-for-hire to, arguably, the person Trump trusts most outside his own family.
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The new president of the court, Abdulqawi A. Yusuf from Somalia, who was elected in February, announced an end to most outside moneymaking at a session of the United Nations General Assembly in October.
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Most outside organizations have typically waited until after Labor Day to drop hard-hitting ads, betting that voters are vacationing and not fully engaged in the competitive midterm battlegrounds until Election Day draws closer.
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It remains unclear whether anti-establishment voters, in this election or others, tend to choose the most anti-establishment platform, the most outside-the-system leader or the opposite of whoever is in power.
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I tried a bunch of different music types, including bass-heavy hip hop and synthy electronic, and the headphones handled all genres well and even blocked most outside noise — a major feat in the city.
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Recapturing Aleppo would be the biggest victory of the war for government forces, and a potential turning point in a conflict that until now most outside countries had said would never be won by force.
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Most outside forces are aligning against the two companies asking for the tariffs, but the administration itself is more inclined to be sympathetic to the views, given Trump's protectionist bent and his particular focus on China.
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Thursday's glimpse into the West Wing was revealing because it suggests that the President believes he is heading for victory in the shutdown even though most outside analysis and evidence suggests Pelosi is coming out ahead.
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If our veterans are now dispersed throughout our fragmented, market-driven U.S. healthcare system, most outside providers participating in any Choice replacement program will add only a small number of veterans to their overall patient load.
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Prior to the Koch brothers' entrance into the political space, which began in a major and concerted way with the founding of Americans for Prosperity in 20043, most outside groups were the equivalent of pop-up stores.
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Most outside traders consider the yuan to be more than 10 percent overvalued against the U.S. dollar, experts told CNBC, but allowing the market to take the exchange rate to that rate could potentially devastate China's domestic economy.
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Investigators testified that the Turpin children, ranging in age from 2 to 29, lived mostly in locked rooms and were deprived of food, toys, games, schooling and most outside contact, barring two family visits to Disneyland and Las Vegas.
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While most outside groups up until Americans for Prosperity's formation had dumped all the money they raised into TV ads, the Koch brothers instead focused far more on building grassroots infrastructures -- focusing, again, on sustainability rather than immediate success.
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Most outside experts who examined the posts, by a group calling itself the Shadow Brokers, said they contained what appeared to be genuine samples of the code — though somewhat outdated — used in the production of the N.S.A.'s custom-built malware.
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Most outside experts who examined the posts, which were leaked by a group calling itself the Shadow Brokers, said they contained what appeared to be genuine samples of the code — though somewhat outdated — used in the production of the NSA's custom-built malware.
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According to Josh Dawsey and Jeff Stein of the Washington Post, an internal IRS legal memo agrees with most outside observers that the Treasury Department has no legal standing to reject congressional Democrats' request to hand over President Donald Trump's tax returns.
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Good News has assumed a more significant role than most outside groups that send volunteers into prisons by having its staff members take on the official role of chaplains, which allows them to advise wardens on religious matters and set policy within facilities.
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After the Urumqi rioting in 2009, officials shut down access to most outside websites for about a year, allowing Xinjiang's residents to see only government-approved sites, essentially creating an intranet in a territory with about one-sixth of China's land mass.
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United, American and Delta on Monday issued fee waivers for travelers booked on flights to South Korea, where the virus has sickened close to 1,000 people, the most outside of China, which is where most of the more than 80,000 cases have been reported.
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Another standardized group is the clues that make you find words within (or outside) other words, like TRAIT (inside "Extra-itchy") or MOST (outside "Mount Everest"), or clues that force you to delete judiciously (to find SETTLE in "Seattle," say, or taking "Cher" out of "teacher" to get TEA).
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On the upside, Kaine's got 20 years of experience in office without ever having lost an election, from Richmond City Council to mayor to lieutenant governor to governor to DNC chair to Senate, in the race that attracted the most outside money of any candidate ever other than Obama in the 2012 presidential race.
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BOSTON/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc investors will only get to vote on the pay of Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg every three years, rather than annually as most outside shareholders would prefer, according to a vote tally released by the world's largest social media company late on Monday, following its annual meeting last week.
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Two days before they are expected to vote to increase their salaries by nearly a third, council members held the first, and only, public hearing on the package of bills that would raise their pay while enacting significant reforms, including banning most outside income; ending the extra payments known as lulus for serving on committees; and increasing financial disclosure requirements.
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He may, like most writers, aspire to aphorism ("envy being best understood as empathy gone wrong"), but, by the nature of its brevity, aphorism is evidence-free, and what Amis enjoys most—outside those priestly moments of Bellow recitation—is offering the proof of things: opening up the patient, putting the organs on the table, and taking a poke at the evidence.
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It was an outside-the-box choice 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, one of the most — if not the most — outside-the-box presidents we've ever had.
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He dismissed concerns about his paltry campaign war chest, saying fundraising is no concern when he can pour his own wealth into his bid for the White House (Trump claims to be worth $10 billion, but most outside estimates peg him at less than half that.) He fired his campaign manager, and then flooded reporter inboxes with releases announcing a slew of new hires, supporters, and endorsements.
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And while most outside groups sought to use their money to influence the presidential race and other high-profile contests, the Kochs often poured their money into far less sexy projects like influencing policy at the state legislative level (through their donations to the American Legislative Exchange Council) and winning majorities in state legislatures around the country (thanks to donations to the Republican State Leadership Committee).
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It's clear to most outside observers that Kalanick and Levandowski were doing some shady, shady stuff (indemnifying Otto executives against intellectual property lawsuits; downloading information from Google's internal servers onto personal computers; wiping Google hardware; sending each other weird clips of the Gordon Gecko "greed is good" speech), but what's less clear is how much of the technology that Levandowski accessed actually made it into Uber's autonomous vehicle program.
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The spending is different from most outside group involvement in the 73 midterm elections: While Democrats have been pouring money into competitive House races as a way to deliver a powerful message to Trump in November, group operatives tell CNN their messaging will focus primarily on hyper-local environmental issues that have been exacerbated by the President as a way to show environmental messaging still resonates with a host of voters, including suburbanites, Republican-leaning women and older Latino voters.
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The film was shot at the Babelsberg Studios in Potsdam, with most outside scenes being shot in Berlin. The final scene in which the birthday party is held was shot at Ahlbeck Pier.
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The dates follow the 1987 almanac of the Gregorian Calendar, and the finishing lines for each chapter are "Klart slut – varulvstjut" (). The book is the Bert book that has been spread most outside Sweden (as of 2009).
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Most outside observers anticipated that he would play college basketball nearby at Michigan, joining Cooley teammate Roy Tarpley. However, Watson wanted to play immediately, and instead chose to move west to play at San Diego State University (SDSU).
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Many public and private schools participate in intramural sports and most outside competitions are sponsored by the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association, which hosts 23 statewide championships in 16 different sports. 'Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association. Retrieved on 4-12-2009.' The PIAA sets an eligibility standard that permits a student to be failing two core academic courses and continue to practice and play.
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During World War I, most planes were two-person open-cockpit aircraft. Instead of communicating between themselves in the air, the pilot and the observer sent messages through the SCR-68 where the headphones would eliminate most outside noises. Like a private telephone line, the pilot and observer could communicate with each other; however, this action prevented the SCR-68 from receiving any transmissions.Hill, Biggin.
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Christianity spread, mingled with the new trade, making 300,000 converts among peasants and some daimyō (warlords). In 1637 the Shimabara Rebellion blamed on the Christian influence was suppressed. Portuguese traders and Jesuit missionaries faced progressively tighter restrictions, and were confined to the island of Dejima before being expelled in 1639. The Tokugawa shogunate retreated back into a policy of isolationism identified as , forbidding contact with most outside countries.
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The World Boxing Organization asked Perez to referee their inaugural WBO world heavyweight championship bout on May 6, 1989 at the Stadio Nicola de Simone in Syracuse, Sicily, Italy between South Africa's Johnny du Plooy and Italy's Francesco Damiani. Damiani won the contest by third-round knockout (despite this, most outside the WBO continued recognizing Mike Tyson as "undisputed" champion in the division) Perez was the Italy fight's referee.
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From 1641 to 1853, the Tokugawa shogunate of Japan enforced a policy which it called kaikin. The policy prohibited foreign contact with most outside countries. The commonly held idea that Japan was entirely closed, however, is misleading. In fact, Japan maintained limited-scale trade and diplomatic relations with China, Korea and Ryukyu Islands, as well as the Dutch Republic as the only Western trading partner of Japan for much of the period.
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State authorities closed the school permanently in June 2011. At the time of its closure, it was a part of the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice. Because of questions about the number of deaths at the school and a high number of unmarked graves, the state authorized a forensic anthropology survey by University of South Florida in 2012. They identified 55 burials on the grounds, most outside the cemetery, and documented nearly 100 deaths at the school.
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New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers UP, 2002. 1-48. Print. most outside scholars do not support claims of anything further. In fact, according to biographer Dae-Sook Suh, efforts to describe Kim Hyong-jik as playing a major role in the anti- Japanese struggle "seem to be directed more toward upgrading the attributes of Kim [Il-sung] as a pious son." This attribution became important as Kim Il- sung used these stories to aid his ascent to power.
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The human body tends to protect itself against harmful surroundings. The epidermis of the body, very sensitive and delicate, reacts almost immediately to most outside effects. People whose ancestors lived for long periods in the regions of the globe near the Equator generally have more active melanocytes, and therefore larger quantities of melanin in their skins. This makes their skins very dark and protects them against high levels of exposure to the sun (it also depends on the country).
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Nevertheless, Friedman popularized many ideas previously unknown to most outside economics. This and other works helped Milton Friedman to become a household name. The Times Literary Supplement called it "one of the most influential books published since the war." Capitalism and Freedom, along with much of Milton Friedman’s writing, has influenced the movement of libertarian and conservative philosophy in America. Milton’s philosophy of economic and individual freedom has pushed similar thinking political parties to emerge, such as the Libertarian Party and the Tea Party.
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He had protracted disputes with the Strand Theatre in Ithaca and Majestic Records, and he flatly refused to allow a former songwriter to advertise herself as "formerly featured with Louis Prima's orchestra". Prima had expensive tastes: he shopped at luxury clothing stores and always wore top-brand suits. He spent great sums on horse racing and his own private stable of horses. He said he enjoyed gambling because it relaxed him; riding was another one of the things that relaxed him the most outside of his busy performing life.
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Alfred Wegener advanced the theory of continental drift, a fringe theory which was later adopted by mainstream science Most fringe theories never become part of established scholarship. Rejected ideas may help to refine mainstream thought, but most outside theories are simply incorrect and have no wider impact. Nevertheless, some ideas gradually receive wider acceptance until they are no longer viewed as fringe theories, and occasionally, such theories even become the mainstream view. A widely known example is Alfred Wegener's theory of continental drift, which eventually served as the basis for the accepted model of plate tectonics.
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At that time there were few historians, ethnographers or linguists who claimed that a separate Macedonian nation and language existed.Dennis P. Hupchick states that "the obviously plagiarized historical argument of the Macedonian nationalists for a separate Macedonian ethnicity could be supported only by linguistic reality, and that worked against them until the 1940s. Until a modern Macedonian literary language was mandated by the communist-led partisan movement from Macedonia in 1944, most outside observers and linguists agreed with the Bulgarians in considering the vernacular spoken by the Macedonian Slavs as a western dialect of Bulgarian". Dennis P. Hupchick, Conflict and Chaos in Eastern Europe, Palgrave Macmillan, 1995, p. 143.
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By the end of 1964, PAMS' primary business had become station jingles, and the name of the company was shortened to PAMS, Inc. Not all of Meeks's ideas worked and not all his ventures were financially successful, but many of them touched the lives of millions of radio listeners, even though most outside of the industry don't know his name. Bill ran PAMS for 27 years before suspending operations in 1978, PAMS jingles were later produced by Ken R. Deutsch and Ben Freedman under the CPMG/PAMS moniker. In 1990, following court hearings, the original PAMS corporation, including all its copyrights, was purchased by JAM Creative Productions in Dallas.
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USGS, indicating the probability of the detected blast being due to natural causes. The low yield of the test initially raised questions as to whether it was a nuclear explosion but detection of airborne radioactive isotopes by a United States military aircraft confirmed that it was a nuclear explosion. Radioactive isotopes of the element xenon are produced by the atom splitting that takes place in nuclear explosions and readily seeps out even from underground tests. The advance warning of the test sent to the Chinese government reportedly said that the planned test yield was to be equivalent to approximately four kilotons in strength, but most outside estimates, based largely on seismic readings, put the yield at much less.cnn.
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In fact at the turn of the 20th century there were only a few researchers who claimed that a separate Macedonian language existed.Dennis P. Hupchick states that "the obviously plagiarized historical argument of the Macedonian nationalists for a separate Macedonian ethnicity could be supported only by linguistic reality, and that worked against them until the 1940s. Until a modern Macedonian literary language was mandated by the communist-led partisan movement from Macedonia in 1944, most outside observers and linguists agreed with the Bulgarians in considering the vernacular spoken by the Macedonian Slavs as a western dialect of Bulgarian". Dennis P. Hupchick, 'Conflict and Chaos in Eastern Europe, Palgrave Macmillan, 1995, p. 143.
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Knowing they are doomed, the commander of the Terran cruiser decides on a kamikaze mission by having her ship detonate close to the remaining Tauran cruiser. This in turn leads to the Tauran ship impacting on the tiny planet, causing extreme earthquake shocks, above 9 on the Richter magnitude scale. Mandella and some of his troops survive only by taking refuge in a stasis field device which slows down all movement to a crawl, including that of all energy – and thus makes them immune to all modern weapons and most outside forces. However, the Taurans have encountered the device before, and enter the stasis bubble with melee weapons, leading to a short fight with the similarly armed humans - a reduction to archaic fighting methods unseen for millennia.
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Thus, in the modern era, the desire to recognize and acknowledge Arabian breeding in non-purebred horses has led to the formation of partbred sections in many purebred Arabian registries in order to record the pedigrees of crossbreds. In addition, some particularly successful or popular crossbreds have created their own registries, usually closed to most outside breeding, but which generally allow additional infusions of purebred Arabian blood. Some registries, particularly those for sport horses and various warmbloods, have an open or partially open stud book that still allows some infusions of Arabian blood as well as that of other breeds, sometimes based on a documented Arabian pedigree, sometimes on a pedigree plus a studbook selection process. There are cases where a horse may qualify for registration in more than one registry and thus may be marketed as "double-registered".
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1 (1973), Records of their narrower area successors, parish constables, appear in the early 17th century in the records of Buckinghamshire; traditionally they were elected by the parishioners, but from 1617 onwards were typically appointed by justices of the peace (magistrates) in each county. The system of policing by unpaid parish constables continued in England until the 19th century; in the London metropolitan area it was ended by the creation of the Metropolitan Police by the Metropolitan Police Act 1829,p591, Inwood, Stephen, A History of London (Macmillan, 1998), and by the County Police Constabularies outside London by the County Police Act 1839. Together these led to all counties having various constabularies of full-time professionals. The lowest rank of the police forces and constabularies is "constable", and most outside London are headed by a chief constable.
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A common first reaction to the accent is often that it is scarcely different from what is considered a "proper Welsh accent", which is usually seen by most outside Wales as being the variety spoken in the South Wales Valleys. The accent is also sufficiently distinct from standard English that researchers from the University of Birmingham have carried out research on the accent in an effort to improve speech recognition software. The former Assembly First Minister Rhodri Morgan pointed out in a pamphlet of Cardiff that having a strong Cardiff accent has long been an issue of class, recalling how teachers at a Cardiff high school prepared pupils for the middle class professions by reciting: "Hark, hark the lark In Cardiff Arms Park!" In a survey, carried out by the BBC, Welsh accents are among the least popular accents in the UK. However, the Cardiff accent was rated higher than that of nearby Swansea.
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