But the most pressing issue is a lack of greenery.
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Right now, the case likely isn't Huawei's most pressing problem.
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He applies his knowledge to his constituents' most pressing problems.
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Their most pressing task though is to persuade financial markets.
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The most pressing need is for more analysis and research.
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Perhaps most pressing is the increase in assaults against officers.
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The most pressing requirement is for a properly supervised election.
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The most pressing issue here is the upcoming August election.
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The same goes for China's most pressing domestic economic problems.
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The most pressing race in question is between Democratic Sen.
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The most pressing match however is easily Newton's third law.
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Obesity is one of the world's most pressing health concerns.
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The most pressing problem Christianity faces is not in politics.
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But the most pressing issue will be the legislative elections.
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The most pressing threat comes from across the English Channel.
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Many of the consulates' most pressing concerns now are defensive.
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Among the most pressing: Was the ramshackle building ever inspected?
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Global warming far and away is the most pressing issue
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Amazon shoppers' most pressing need right now is time, she said.
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Chalongchai Chaiyakam, said the most pressing mission is the oxygen line.
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Monroy argues that these are the most pressing problems right now.
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For Castilla, the most pressing issue is scrutinizing purchasers of guns.
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Unsolicited family legacy aside, Carol Baber's most pressing headache is labor.
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Clinton — climate change is not our most pressing national security threat.
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"The trade issue is definitely the most pressing problem," said Beyer.
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And he handled his most pressing task with typical Obama grace.
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Information security startups are not addressing their customers' most pressing challenges.
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Protecting these systems is one of our most pressing security challenges.
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That helps the development team find the most pressing pain points.
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But for now the most pressing issue is the army coming.
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Below are six of the most pressing questions worth asking Trump.
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What are your most pressing concerns at this current political moment?
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But his most pressing task is to thicken Deutsche's capital cushion.
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The most pressing race in question is between Nelson and Scott.
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The most pressing is Syria, given the developments over the weekend.
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The most pressing need for workers is in the caregiving profession.
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Most pressing, aides say, is containing the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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Partly for the most pressing of reasons: to cheer us up.
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Bredesen says the most pressing issue facing Tennesseans is partisanship in Washington.
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For decades, world hunger has been one of humanity's most pressing issues.
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The situation has become one of the most pressing issues facing Gov.
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To the individual, the $1.53 trillion is not the most pressing problem.
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We're customers, and Sandberg's most pressing business has always been business itself.
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We're customers, and Sandberg's most pressing business has always been business itself.
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But arguably, the most pressing challenge facing the scientific community is internal.
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On Brexit, Britain's most pressing priority, he had nothing substantive to say.
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Egypt's most pressing foreign policy concerns, however, lie just across its borders.
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Fiscal consolidation is perhaps the most pressing element in this year's budget.
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The most pressing issue in his schedule today is adequate nap time!
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The most pressing deadline is to fund the government before April 28.
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That is why our first, most pressing task in the United States
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The government's fecklessness extends to Egypt's most pressing problem: its overvalued currency.
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Real tax reform should tackle our country's three most-pressing fiscal challenges.
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Whatever the new ministry looks like, the most pressing issue is expertise.
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For European leaders, the most pressing question is how to deter contagion.
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An exercises on that scale is one of NATO's most pressing concerns.
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Because that is our best hope for tackling our most pressing issues.
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But for Shay, the most pressing problem is his falling-apart family.
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It is not clear, but that was never the most pressing question.
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And at a time when the most pressing challenges are global in
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Or that building a wall will address the most pressing security problems.
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For many Cubans, the island's languishing economy is the most pressing issue.
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It's this moment of slippage that creates a the most pressing threat.
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Hailey's case touches some of the most pressing problems at the jail.
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But the most pressing short-term issue is likely to be Iran.
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For Mr. Stevenson, the labor shortage is still the most pressing problem.
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In your opinion, what are the most pressing questions in science today?
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And Wyatt Cenac hosts a docu-series exploring America's most pressing issues.
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The latter is perhaps the most pressing issue for the Boy Scouts.
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But trade is not the most pressing issue for U.S.-India relations.
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So we asked scientists to help answer your most pressing climate questions.
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The solutions to the most pressing problems are right before our eyes.
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The U.N. classifies South Sudan's refugee crisis as the world's most pressing.
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The main agenda items are: Perhaps Trump's most pressing national security challenge.
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The most pressing one, arguably, is antitrust—as was the case with oil.
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The most pressing question of our time might be: How bad is it?
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The President-elect, however, might just disappear many of Exxon's most pressing problems.
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The most pressing issue for the Tar Heels is recalibrating their shooting touch.
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They rank health insurance and red tape as their two most pressing concerns.
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But the most pressing problem with 8K is a complete lack of content.
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Maybe it's not the most pressing question, but it's still a good one.
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"Without a doubt the most pressing of these is global warming," he added.
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Rising sea levels are one of the most pressing dangers, according to Santer.
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The most pressing question is how closely Europe's fate is connected to Britain's.
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But we may never get an answer to the most pressing question: why.
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But debates on solutions to our most pressing issues should begin with facts.
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Most pressing: urgent shortages of protective equipment in particular, like gloves and masks.
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So one of the most pressing challenges remains: What to do about shelters?
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The most pressing geopolitical need may be in the realm of nuclear diplomacy.
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Still, Tabbador said the courts' most pressing deficiency is their subordination to EOIR.
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Resistance to antibiotics has become one of the world's most pressing health issues.
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Resistance to antibiotics has become one of the world's most pressing health issues.
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Here are the most pressing questions I have about the biblical-themed opera.
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The most pressing questions Roberts could face might concern potential prosecution witnesses. Sen.
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Here are the 10 most pressing unanswered questions about the Mueller report. 2.
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They also represent missed opportunities to address some of the nation's most pressing challenges.
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Improving customer confidence in electric cars, however, is the NIO executive's most pressing issue.
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Apart from the economy, the most pressing issue facing the new government is Catalonia.
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In their most pressing form, these quests can go global, sometimes with heartening results.
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Climate change is undoubtedly one of the most pressing issues facing our global community.
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Perhaps most people thought blanket-stealing wasn't one of the world's most pressing issues.
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Succession doesn't exactly seem like the most pressing matter at this point in time.
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Science and its practical applications can uncover solutions to the world's most pressing issues.
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Muhammad bin Nayef was out front, dealing with the country's most pressing challenge, terrorism.
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Fortunately, Broadly astrologer Annabel Gat is here to help with your most pressing concerns.
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Go deeper ... EPA head: Drinking water, not climate change, is world's most pressing issue
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It sent organizers to find local leaders who could name the most pressing needs.
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" Huntsman added that he believes the most pressing issue has to be with "growth.
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Veterinarians helped clear up Gus' most pressing health issues, and then Keating and co.
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Doing so could help solve one of the world's most pressing environmental challenges: Plastic.
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What do you think is the single most pressing issue, politically, facing DSA now?
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The most pressing topic was who could replace the 76-year-old Mr. Ailes.
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"Climate change is far from this nation's most pressing national security issue," it read.
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Pompeo said that the pandemic was "the most pressing agenda item" at Wednesday's meeting.
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But the most pressing crisis of all, arguably, is an absence of collective imagination.
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And right now, it's fear around the election that is most pressing, Bansemer said.
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Heading into the summit, however, the flagging global economy appeared the most pressing matter.
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The agenda was packed with discussion of the most pressing issues of our time.
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Below I've attempted to unpack and answer some of the most pressing questions. 1.
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"That is the most pressing issue now in terms of the NHS," Mortimer said.
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It opened up a dialogue about the most pressing questions facing male-dominated cultures.
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Post weighs in on some of our readers' most pressing questions about social gatherings.
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"No foundation or billionaire can solve the world's most pressing problems alone," Camarena said.
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Today, perhaps NATO's most pressing challenge is the lack of a clearly-defined mission.
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Without a doubt, retirement security is one of the most pressing issues of today.
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Here are answers to some of the most pressing questions raised by the news.
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The main agenda items are: North Korea is perhaps Trump's most pressing national security challenge.
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And yet, the Bucs felt this was the most pressing need on their team. Bizarre.
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One of the most pressing agenda items for GOP leaders: Getting the President's full backing.
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First, and most pressing, she wants to avenge her embarrassing loss to Trump in 2016.
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Perhaps the most pressing question on fans' minds is how many players Blackout will feature.
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The island's most pressing needs include fuel to run hospitals or potable water to drink.
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But it was also a reminder that Brexit is not the EU's most pressing problem.
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The most pressing issue is perhaps Ruhnn's overreliance on a small handful of top KOLs.
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Time, or rather the lack of it, has become one of Brexit's most pressing concerns.
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"Our determination to reach and sustain zero harm is our most pressing challenge," Cutifani said.
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The main agenda items are: North Korea is perhaps Trump's most pressing national security challenge.
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Increasing diversity and representation is one of the most pressing issues facing the tech industry.
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"The most pressing concern facing migrant sex workers in Canada is violence," she told VICE.
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Harris seemed confused about her position on one of the most pressing issues, health care.
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Where does cyberspace rank in our list of the most pressing American national security challenges?
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That's where some of the most pressing social, economic and environmental issues are playing out.
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Here are their answers to some of the most pressing questions from that trying time.
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This is one of the most pressing challenges we face – both at home and abroad.
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This is one of the most pressing challenges we face — both at home and abroad.
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The most pressing need, though, remains starting pitchers who can be counted on in October.
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Here's what the women had to say about some of the country's most pressing issues.
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Demographic change is inevitable, but it isn't, arguably, one of our most pressing political issues.
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As far as unanswered questions go, the most pressing is if this vaccine will work.
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The most pressing concern for the victims of the flood is their reduced purchasing power.
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A shortage of tests amid high demand has been one of the most pressing issues.
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Democrats are now quietly discussing ways to focus their attention on the most pressing issues.
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We need a new trade model for the 2020s that addresses our most pressing challenges.
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The Giants swiftly fixed their most pressing weakness by signing a star closer, Mark Melancon.
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Without a doubt, security is one of the most pressing topics in regard to Venezuela.
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"This is the most pressing civil rights issue of my generation," Ms. Stein, 17, said.
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Reconciling with Indigenous populations is one of the most pressing issues facing Canada these days.
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Getting the asset cap lifted is one of the most pressing issues facing Wells Fargo.
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Most pressing is the need to bring back hundreds of thousands of displaced Sunni civilians.
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And some have found that the tariffs, while helpful, can't solve their most pressing problems.
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And some have found that the tariffs, while helpful, can't solve their most pressing problems.
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Cambridge Analytica is certainly the most pressing of the many scandals Facebook is currently embroiled in.
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There are plenty of reasons to worry about dead trees, but the most pressing is wildfire.
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December 2015 is when 195 countries agreed to tackle the Earth's most pressing crisis: climate change.
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Finally, you won't see any claims on drying speed, which might be your most pressing query.
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Representative democracy requires a country's representatives to propose timely, acceptable solutions to its most pressing problems.
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For residents near the Salton Sea, the most pressing problem is the threat of toxic dust.
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For Saipa Syria, the most pressing difficulty is limited demand, said its general manager, Emad Alavian.
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The most pressing problem in Honduras and El Salvador continues to be violence, specifically gang violence.
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LePage's racist rants sadly distract from efforts to address one of our nation's most pressing problems.
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Plastic pollution "is not the Earth's most pressing problem", in the words of one European official.
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But what seems to be the most pressing issue for him is getting out of Philadelphia.
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For some people in Mosul, Iraq's wrecked economy and rampant corruption are the most pressing problems.
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If you want to take on the world's most pressing problems, creativity and innovation are essential.
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Of course, the issue most commonly associated with the Northern Triangle is also the most pressing.
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We only have a few minutes, I ask the most pressing question: Why are you here?
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Her most pressing task is cleaning up the mess left behind by Mr Cameron over Brexit.
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The most pressing issue facing Boris Johnson is the one that brought down Theresa May: Brexit.
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Creating a sustainable energy future is one of the most pressing issues of the 21st century.
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The Supreme Court will weigh in on some of the our most pressing challenges and controversies.
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But the job's most pressing responsibility today is keeping an eye on an even bigger fish.
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One of the most pressing tasks will be forming a new government and appointing cabinet ministers.
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Meanwhile, some of the nation's most pressing legal issues are awaiting substantive rulings by the court.
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By 2017, tourism had risen to the top of a list of Barcelona's most pressing concerns.
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Ms. Walker added that the most pressing matter for South Africans at the moment was unity.
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Leaders across the nation are working on some of the most pressing problems we all face.
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What are some of the most pressing concerns you've heard from voters on the campaign trail?
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Rachel Matthews is using her coronavirus diagnosis to answer people's most pressing questions about the pandemic.
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In many ways its most pressing impulse seems to be to rebut the previous Broadway revival.
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China's rapidly aging population is one of the most pressing issues facing the ruling Communist Party.
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Eighty percent say they agree with Trump on his take on the country's most pressing issues.
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Among the most pressing questions: Where are the North's nuclear weapons and who would secure them?
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But the Mets answered their most pressing questions on Tuesday, for the small and big pictures.
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Here are answers to some of your most pressing questions about leafy greens and food safety.
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Which leads to the most pressing question of all: Why does Jacob have a soothsaying daughter?
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Among their most pressing concerns, the study found, are political corruption, drug-related violence and crime.
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But, she said, the most pressing need is money, a subject she knows Mr. Trump understands.
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America's most pressing national security threats lurk at the intersection of authoritarian rule and illicit finance.
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Our Foundation is actively working with Congress to address the most pressing needs of caregivers. Sens.
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President Donald Trump just tossed his most pressing economic issue into the morass of impeachment politics.
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The most pressing social problems that motivated the urban reformers of the 1890s were largely gone.
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But maybe the most pressing of all these questions is: where the hell should we put them?
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These are the most pressing concerns in politics—not whether Trump is misogynistic or Clinton lost emails.
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People also wanted to find the answer to the most pressing question: Has anyone faceswapped this yet??
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"Relative to other areas of reform, resolution remains the least developed and most pressing," the report said.
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Ukraine's most pressing issue is conflict with its neighbor Russia, which annexed its Crimea region in 24.7.
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That's because many of these candidates are on the record calling climate change the most pressing issue.
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The coming antibiotic resistance crisis has been called one of the world's most pressing public health problems.
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In a video for Wired, Thorne answered the internet's most pressing questions according to popular Google searches.
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The most pressing argument for achieving a genuine ceasefire has nothing to do with these two superpowers.
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Or maybe cartoons haven't felt like the most pressing place for us to tamp down the patriarchy.
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Time, or rather the lack of it, has become one of the most pressing concerns about Brexit.
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The most pressing topic was NASA's Commercial Crew program, which is in its final stages of testing.
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Ukraine's most pressing issue is conflict with its neighbor Russia, which annexed its Crimea region in 26.8.
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I left convinced that we've actually sorted out the most pressing of the technological problems with voting.
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We, local government, are the ones at the frontline to address many of the most pressing issues.
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Twenty percent of consumers listed "buying my own house or apartment" as their most pressing financial target.
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So here are the 220 most pressing questions from this week's episode of Pretty Little Liars.221.
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Chicagoans are more united in viewing crime and violence as the most pressing issues facing the city.
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But he overlooked one of the most pressing issues facing the American economy today: the opioid crisis.
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The most pressing task, he said, was to restore confidence in the company's accounting and governance practices.
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Among the most pressing issues include the conflicts and political instability in Libya, Yemen, Iraq and Afghanistan.
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While very troubling, the optics and operations of the group are far from the most pressing concern.
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Meanwhile, some of the country's most pressing legal and social issues remain unresolved with the court deadlocked.
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Others, like the Heritage Foundation, observe that it doesn't take on the most pressing religious liberty threats.
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Finding alternatives to carbon-emitting fuels is one of the most pressing challenges of the coming decades.
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The world's most pressing problems are global — poverty, hunger, environmental decimation and warming — and implicate us all.
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The bleeding and the fractures and the shrapnel were not Fahd's only — or even most pressing — issues.
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It's become a forum where a subset of the bank's leaders can discuss their most pressing issues.
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Ukraine's most pressing issue is conflict with its neighbor Russia, which annexed its Crimea region in 2014.
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"Air pollution constitutes the most pressing environmental health risk facing our global population," the AirVisual report said.
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The problem of rising prescription drug prices is one of the most pressing issues facing Americans today.
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North Korea is arguably the most pressing issue facing Trump on his 13-day swing through Asia.
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So alongside any of the most pressing issues of the day, the past, too, is in play.
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As for Mr Duterte's most pressing concern, autonomy for mainly Muslim parts of Mindanao, circumstances have changed.
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Around the world, people are grappling with some of the most pressing sociopolitical issues of our time.
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The most pressing worry is that someone might use the spreading technology to create a biological weapon.
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One of the most pressing was how different kinds of cells were affected by a specific mutation.
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Simply put, technology has outmatched our brains, diminishing our capacity to address the world's most pressing challenges.
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Committee members see the most sensitive intelligence information, including about the most pressing threats to US security.
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Illegal immigration was by no means the most pressing issue for this overwhelmingly white area, residents say.
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Gun violence has emerged as one of the nation's most pressing political issues, according to public opinion.
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I think that is the single biggest existential crisis that we face and the most pressing one.
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JetBlue Technology Ventures president Bonny Simi dedicates half of the day to completing her most pressing task.
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What have you found to be the most pressing issues facing Asian students in higher education today?
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"The most pressing needs now are medical personnel, stretchers, health equipment, kids wares and food," Nugroho said.
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The program nurtures contemporary design practice by exploring today's most pressing questions through the medium of emerging technologies.
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And, probably the most pressing concern: How do I talk about this with the people in my life?
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Business lobby group Economiesuisse welcomed the decision which it said would solve one of Switzerland's most pressing problems.
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With their dollars and reach, entrepreneurs and investors have significant leverage to tackle the world's most pressing problems.
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Either way, his most pressing mission at the moment is to convince Daenerys that he's not an enemy.
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It may just answer your most pressing food questions: Will banana waffles or everything bagel chips ever return?
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The most pressing question for now, perhaps, is whether or not his bathrooms will also feature golden showers.
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The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals provide a blueprint for tackling some of the planet's most pressing problems.
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North Korea is emerging as one of the most pressing foreign policy problems for U.S. President Donald Trump.
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But the most pressing need today lies in the modeling of errors, or what we affectionately call MOE.
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The GOP, in its current incarnation, simply does not have the capacity to address America's most pressing challenges.
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The most pressing concern for the church is how to reverse decades of declining attendance at Sunday services.
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It's also kind of what I feel is the most pressing and urgent to talk about right now.
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And, most pressing of all, what is anybody doing flying a 70-year-old plane over northwest LA?
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So we asked celebrity dermatologist Dr. Joshua Zeichner to answer our most pressing questions about everyday sunscreen application.
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Technological advancements will not solve our most pressing problems without a strong base of human understanding behind them.
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"The most pressing one is the logistics right now, being able to distribute around the world," he adds.
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The most pressing issue facing Britain's next prime minister is the one that brought down Theresa May: Brexit.
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The most pressing question one of my recent patients had for me was about going back to work.
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Woven into the specificity of these narratives is Erdrich's determination to speak of the most pressing human questions.
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People often think of AI as the panacea that will enable technology to solve our most pressing problems.
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Those seeking the nation's highest office must tell us precisely where they stand on our most pressing priorities.
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"Climate change is the most pressing issue confronting our planet," Anheuser-Busch CEO Carlos Brito said in 2017.
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Throughout the 2016 campaign, Trump openly hinted at policies that aligned directly with Russia's most pressing geopolitical objectives.
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It has the potential to help solve, or at least mitigate, some of Israel's most pressing regional challenges.
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Perhaps the most pressing question now is what steps are being taken to prevent this from happening again.
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The JCPOA, as bad as it seems to be for Israel, is simply not their most pressing concern.
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One of the most pressing questions coming into draft night was what would happen with Denver's quarterback situation.
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One of the most pressing tasks is the establishment of legitimate security forces, which will require dismantling militias.
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We answer some of the most pressing questions surrounding such a mission, including whether it is even possible.
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Inequality has long been the most pressing issue in the state, and one Mr. Sanders frequently tapped into.
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This is the case with one of the most pressing — and supposedly divisive — issues of our time: immigration.
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Lori and I had to figure out which questions were most pressing and then craft a suitable announcement.
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Within two months, Mr. Lhota is to present a detailed plan to address the subway's most pressing ills.
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Closing down the workshops also doesn't fix one of the most pressing issues of the disabilities community: poverty.
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Instead of identifying our most pressing challenges and proposing potential solutions, we were offered slogans and finger pointing.
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What the two candidates said for a few seconds may not be the most pressing issue to Americans.
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And, more than anything, it opened up a dialogue about the most pressing questions facing male-dominated cultures.
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Here are 14 more — this time about one of the most pressing issues in Washington today: ObamaCare repeal.
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It's a model that's working, and it's a model worth emulating to support our society's most-pressing needs.
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In 2016, 52% said the economy was the most pressing issue in the country, according to exit polling.
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The most pressing task for the IRS is to issue new guidance on tax withholdings from people's paychecks.
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" He said that "the most pressing, the most urgent, the most existential challenge of them all is climate.
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Finally, the candidates addressed the most pressing issue facing residents of the nation's most populous state: Housing affordability.
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Among the most pressing topics will be what roles to assign Steven Matz, Zack Wheeler and Seth Lugo.
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Here are five of the most pressing and vexing questions that loom in Albany: The subways need money.
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The epidemic of opioid abuse is one of the most pressing public-health challenges in the United States today.
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Chalongchai Chaiyakam, says that the most pressing mission now is to provide an oxygen line to reach the kids.
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While AI still makes for great science fiction movies, these are the questions that are real and most pressing.
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Don't miss an incredible roster of speakers talking about the most pressing tech and investment issues of the day.
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With just one episode of season 7 left, we're hoping to see some of our most pressing questions answered.
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"Failing to act now on the most pressing security issue in the world may bring catastrophic consequences," he said.
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And one the most pressing questions people seem to have is: what happens if you try to steal something?
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The videos of Scott haven't managed to answer the most pressing question regarding his death: Was the shooting justified?
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The Laura and John Arnold Foundation, named after the couple, aims to fix some of society's most pressing problems.
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Users type their most pressing problems into the app, and the app provides them with an automatic "therapeutic" response.
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Making an eVTOL aircraft hop off the ground and transition to forward flight is the most pressing challenge here.
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But the documentary makes that caregiving "intersects with some of today's most pressing issues," from immigration to racial inequality.
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The play unnerves because it speaks to our most pressing fears, even if the words themselves are decades old.
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The first and most pressing question, with the special counsel's investigation still ongoing: Who would become acting attorney general?
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Two years ago, the surgeon general called it the second-most pressing public health concern, after the opioid epidemic.
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Privacy and internet freedom are some of the most pressing human rights, technology issues, and also like moral issues.
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When it comes to alleviating some of the world's most pressing problems, perhaps we should look to the skies.
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One of Powell's most pressing first decisions will be whether to ask Yellen to stay on the Fed board.
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Third, the most pressing threats to national security are unlikely to be solved entirely by any one company alone.
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Yet still, there is nothing in existence resembling a universal approach to the global community's most pressing cybersecurity issues.
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And either way, they were soon off, discussing … the most pressing issues facing our nation, I can only assume.
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The most pressing need is for a figure such as Trump to carry the deal over the finish line.
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The most pressing health care story in America right now isn't the tortuous Obamacare replacement process on Capitol Hill.
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Sixteen years later, the Supreme Court sits crippled, unable to resolve the most pressing legal questions facing the country.
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And while the movie's screenplay remedies some of the book's most pressing flaws, it still conflates recognition with enjoyment.
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On Wednesday, DC Comics finally answered the most pressing question of our time: What does Batman's dick look like?
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Why can't the most important democratic decision in the world engage with the most pressing issue of our time?
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Nor is there much in the offing from Asia on the most pressing security issues raised by President Trump.
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Why is the nation's most pressing infrastructure project stuck languishing on a desk at the U.S. Department of Transportation?
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North Korea's nuclear and missile programs top most lists of the most pressing national security challenges facing President Trump.
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This is not to say Mr. Trump's approach to taxation is the most pressing fiscal problem facing the nation.
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The most pressing: Does Life Care Center have enough staff to care for the patients left in the facility?
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It's one of the most pressing questions: Do people who recover from Covid-113 develop immunity to the virus?
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Whoever writes out the lineup in 2018 and beyond, his most pressing challenge will be stopping the injury plague.
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One of the most pressing is why so many people are just now getting around to addressing these concerns.
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JOE KERNEN: And you might prepare Warren to answer some of the most pressing social issues facing us, Becky.
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They discussed his vision for the future of the league, and what he saw as its most pressing challenges.
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Finally, the most pressing question in the near term concerns the future of U.S. and coalition forces in Iraq.
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His most pressing job is to discourage fighting between the Mashco and the other indigenous people in the area.
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Some of Facebook's most pressing issues have been a problem for the better part of the past ten years!
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Some of the most pressing issues of our time, Issues that affect real Americans are hanging in the balance.
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So far, Mr. Johnson has been vague on how he would deal with Britain's most pressing challenge, the Oct.
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Making that available, along with batteries to electrify cars, is one of the most pressing priorities in the coming decade.
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They should also find the most pressing problems in their states and districts and focus on ways to find solutions.
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Finding ways to improve slums will be one of the most pressing problems of the 21st century for African governments.
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And most pressing of all: How are we going to wait a year or even more for the final season?
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And they would rather deal with some of the city's most pressing issues outside of the bargaining process with teachers.
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However, a few posed the most pressing question of all: Why has Mr. Styles not yet secured a fashion campaign?
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Below, we've culled interviews, books, and documentaries to preserve his most pressing comments on modern animation, storytelling technique, and art.
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The most pressing concern is Anthem, the next release from EA studio BioWare, which is set to release next year.
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In the meantime, the most pressing question right now is what color will be assigned to John Legend's Assistant voice.
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Guedes, a University of Chicago-trained economist and investment banker, said pension reform was the most pressing issue facing Brazil.
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So yes, I think the fundamental importance of voting makes this the most pressing civil rights issue we currently face.
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"Our most pressing political problem today is that the country abandoned the establishment, not the other way around," he complained.
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Horiuchi MacAdam's story, the confessed favorite of the director, highlights some of the most pressing questions breached in the film.
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But in fact, nothing can replace real-world relationships and face-to-face confrontation of our nation's most pressing issues.
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Inflation remains one of the most pressing problems for Turkey's economy, after it weathered a currency crisis earlier this year.
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This will help you determine what you actually need to do today in order to achieve your most pressing goals.
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A brittle economy and independence from Denmark were among the most pressing issues for Greenland's 54,19603 residents in the election.
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Our stubbornly high child poverty rate should be viewed as one of the most pressing issues facing our country today.
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She said that her most pressing job would be to make sure groups leave the Lafayette Street building on time.
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Right now, one of the most pressing items on his agenda is working on the Obama administration's new ozone rule.
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This year's G7 summit in France yielded little progress on many of the most pressing issues facing the global community.
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It has raised awareness and kept people informed about some of the most pressing issues of this still young presidency.
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Instead, as he's been very forthright in saying, he's trying to address what he sees as humanity's most pressing problems.
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Most pressing, he said, was the spike in gun violence that was being met with a simultaneous decline in arrests.
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For city dwellers here, one of the most pressing concerns is crime, particularly violent crime like armed robbery and rape.
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Second, he has clear and concise, levelheaded views on some of our country's most pressing issues, one being gun control.
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He added that the most pressing factor justifying the US foreign policy move in Yemen was the threat of starvation.
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The first, and probably most pressing, is to increase public understanding of the real nature of addiction and its causes.
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And in speech after speech, interview after interview, they delivered the same message: Debt was the country's most pressing problem.
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Valadares seemed either bored or distracted during our interview, but he did answer a few of my most pressing questions.
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That condition is the failing of both parties to work towards solutions for the most pressing problems facing our country.
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It's not the most pressing issue, of course, but it still sends a perplexing message to those who are watching.
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The most pressing questions cited by the institute, now known as the National Academy of Medicine, still have no answers.
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It has been one of the most pressing unanswered questions in public health: Do e-cigarettes actually help smokers quit?
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Internally, the Yankees are more intrigued by Machado than Harper, but they insist their most pressing need is starting pitching.
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This year, Manifesta is using Palermo as a stage on which to consider some of our time's most pressing dilemmas.
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Among the collection of injury updates Collins provided, starter Matt Harvey's and second baseman Neil Walker's were the most pressing.
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The President's Daily Brief is a rundown of what America's spies consider the most pressing issues facing the United States.
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As the Coast Guard helicopter circled overhead, however, the scallops on ice below deck were not the most pressing concern.
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The United States needs more innovative, growth-oriented small businesses to help solve some of our most pressing national challenges.
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International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva called the COVID-19, outbreak the "most pressing uncertainty" in the world now.
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"Climate change is one of the most pressing global challenges facing society today," she told the European Parliament on Wednesday.
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The UNCCD said the phenomenon is one of humanity's most pressing problems, which undermines food security, livelihoods, stability and health.
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The city's Department of Urban Planning and Building Regulations agreed that affordable housing was one of Munich's most pressing issues.
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It is why increasing access to affordable, high quality postsecondary education is one of our nation's most pressing policy challenges.
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Among the Commission's most pressing tasks is to identify methods for incorporating randomized evaluations into the design of government programs.
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Powelson said the backlog of issues at FERC, which hasn't had a quorum since February, is the most pressing problem.
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The campaign aims to remind attendees of the world's most pressing issues, and why they should be priorities at the conference.
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Challenges remain—bond liquidity is the most pressing—but the sector just survived a hurricane and can handle a lesser storm.
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After years of political gridlock, both parties faced voter backlash for failure to address some of the country's most pressing problems.
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The most pressing open question is what a token really represents, says Peter van Valkenburgh of Coin Centre, a think-tank.
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For proof, look no further than the year's most impactful innovations, offering solutions to some of the world's most pressing problems.
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The bill includes some smaller tweaks to the Medicaid provisions, but nothing that seems to address the most pressing moderate concerns.
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Through interviews, surveys, case studies and commentaries, the council will deliver unprecedented analysis and insight into today's most pressing tech issues.
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The Main Street Alliance works to provide small businesses a voice on the most pressing public policy issues across the nation.
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For the employees of Sainty Marine, the question of what their next job might be is not the most pressing one.
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It is the first time in the Bloomberg poll's history that respondents have said health care is the most pressing issue.
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To build on this trust, scientists and engineers must commit themselves to delivering solutions to the most pressing real-world challenges.
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The invitation "is unnecessary for addressing the challenge of North Korea, the most pressing crisis in the Asia Pacific," he said.
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With Knowhere, the machine is not just eliminating busy work but rather working alongside journalists to cover the most pressing stories.
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AMSTERDAM — What if the solutions to Europe's most pressing problems lie not in politics or diplomacy, but in art and culture?
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Perhaps the most pressing issue next year is filling the existing Supreme Court vacancy and potentially filling many more open seats.
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Undoing the harm we've inflicted on our oceans continues to be one of the most pressing conservation challenges of our day.
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The most pressing question, however, had to do with the unnamed countries to which these men and women would be sent.
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Macron and Trump are at odds over most of the most pressing issues they are expected to discuss during the visit.
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But Republicans' enduring actions on the nation's most pressing public works project reveal the infrastructure promise as nothing but hollow rhetoric.
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Today and tomorrow, 20 Democratic hopefuls will take the stage to discuss the most pressing issues we face as a nation.
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Democrats have cast climate change as an existential threat, with some saying it's the most pressing geopolitical issue the U.S. faces.
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But for Rashid and the other Bangladeshis living in limbo in Vanuatu, money rather than food is their most pressing concern.
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With the Olympic track and field meet about to begin, that seems to be — for both Eatons — the most pressing question.
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We know our partnership might be unusual, but we both came to Congress to work on our nation's most pressing issues.
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North Korea is emerging as one of the most pressing foreign policy problems facing the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Drug cartels seeking to diversify income streams have preyed on Pemex, making fuel theft one of Mexico's most pressing security issues.
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Most pressing for the company right now, however, is a coming FTC ruling stemming from complaints received as early as 2015.
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Fewer Americans say immigration and health care are the country's most pressing problems in the first survey since November's midterm elections.
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President Obama warned Trump that North Korea would be the most pressing challenge he would face upon taking the White House.
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I doubt any of the contestants are asked my most pressing questions, namely: Which one will use the least CPU resources?
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Hopefully, we get an increase in public discussion of the most pressing issues in question, like climate change or NIH funding.
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The administration's challenge in delivering coronavirus testing kits to the states has been one of the most pressing concerns among governors.
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Instead, the Social Democrats turning inward, unable to answer the country's most pressing questions at a time when Germany needs them.
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The prime minsiter said these were the most pressing measures but more steps to resuscitate the economy would follow almost daily.
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Wednesday's news is just the latest indication that the U.S. and U.N. have been sidelined from the region's most pressing issue.
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When her conversation goes in this direction, immediately change the subject to the most pressing work topic you can think of.
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I think the most pressing issue in the country is wealth and income inequality, and wanted to draw attention to that.
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In his campaign appearances, Mr. Rouda often talks about income inequality as one of the most pressing issues of the moment.
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As mayor, Mr. Carême, 58, had to tackle a distilled version of some of the most pressing issues facing the country.
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The turmoil at Parchman — and in other state prisons across Mississippi — has become one of the most pressing issues confronting Gov.
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And indeed, the most pressing cultural issues seeking remedy through legislation are met, expectedly, by the most fastidious and intense debate.
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Fortunately, these days, you can quickly hire someone to come to your home and take care of your most pressing needs.
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Among the most pressing issues discovered were previously unreported concerns with the wiring that helps control the tail of the Max.
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On Sunday, some winners took advantage of the spotlight to speak out about some of today's most pressing and divisive matters.
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Candidates were asked to explain how they would handle the coronavirus outbreak, the most pressing health issue facing the international community.
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The most pressing: EU copyright law proposals that will be voted on by the European Parliament in the next few weeks.
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Kushner's Office of American Innovation is tasked with bringing "new thinking and real change" to some of America's most pressing challenges.
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The next, Washington scuttles from the field of battle, abandoning any pretense of taking seriously this most pressing of global issues.
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" Asked to name the most pressing matters of American interest in Norway at present, Mr. Pederson conceded, "I'm not aware of any.
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The topic of police violence toward black men had re-emerged as one of the most pressing social issues facing U.S. citizens.
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I hope that it is a healthy, robust debate about one of the most pressing issues on the mind of the public.
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Of course, if you've been paying attention to Musk's Twitter feed, you already have answers to your most pressing Model 3 questions.
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These thought leaders offer perspective on the most pressing technology issues and aids in the formation of the CNBC Technology Executive Council.
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But Dunford backed away from answering some of the most pressing questions about the engagement, saying the answers await a full investigation.
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The most pressing decision was the presidential election on May 20, which the main coalition of opposition parties has chosen to boycott.
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The most pressing question raised by Trump's personal assault using the ugliest moments of the Clinton presidency is whether it will work.
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How climate change is costing America money: Scientists say that climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time.
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They ignore the massive impact of globalization on the contemporary Indian economy, as well as many of its most pressing social issues.
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Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima wasted no time in sharing the two most pressing Switch details — release date and price — on fan's minds.
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Now that the day is here, the most pressing question is whether hackers will try to sway the outcome of the election.
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Through its feminist contributions, the exhibition offers a window onto some of our most pressing cultural concerns, as well as our shortcomings.
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John is involved with effective altruism, a movement to address the world's most pressing problems in the most cost-effective ways possible.
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Barack Obama says Donald Trump isn't solving the country's most pressing problems — and the former president has a theory as to why.
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Whether you're Tindering, Matching or just plain walking into bars looking for love, try to be strategic about your most pressing needs.
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With iPhone sales slowing, the company's search for the next big and lucrative hardware product is fast becoming its most pressing problem.
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For Dave Coulier, the most pressing of the to-dos is meeting lovable uncle Joey's mentioned-but-not-seen wife and kids.
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And in the same way we're just going to provide common-sense tech solutions to some of these most pressing global challenges.
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The preponderance of these objects in indie-rock is at once its most pressing limitation and its great gift to the world.
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There are still very large questions around Rubio's candidacy, the most pressing of which is where, exactly, he is going to win?
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For most Peruvians this last set of concerns is the most pressing, although the country's murder rate is low by regional standards.
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Bank of America hosted the event and released its fourth annual report on the most pressing issues facing women small-business owners.
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"LePage's racist rants sadly distract from efforts to address one of our nation's most pressing problems," added Marshall, who is African-American.
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We connected attendees with leading organizations working at the forefront of today's most pressing issues and equipped them with tools and training.
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But Ashton Hayes is different in an important way when it comes to one of the world's most pressing issues: climate change.
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The most pressing regulatory matter though will be a concept known as reciprocal switching, or as the railroads deem it, forced switching.
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Meanwhile, the Supreme Court sits hamstrung, unable to deliver conclusive rulings on some of the most pressing legal issues facing the country.
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And while those issues are important, FFAR is ignoring the most pressing issue in the industry — excessive and wrong-headed government regulation.
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On RIOT's show, Womanhood, comedian Aparna Nancherla sits down with Jo Firestone to talk about the most pressing questions of growing up.
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And of course, President Trump is not the only problem, though he is, socio-politically, one of the most pressing and distressing.
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Mr. Albayrak said in a television interview on Friday that Turkey had already resolved its most pressing vulnerabilities: inflation and budget discipline.
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But the most pressing matter was the midterm elections, which for them are an important first step in the 2020 presidential campaign.
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The most pressing question now facing Costa Rican authorities is not how the 5 tons were trafficked, but who was trafficking them.
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Khan, an international cricketer before turning to politics, said that while relations with India were important, the most pressing concern was Afghanistan.
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Basically, the whole system is not working, and Truman sees this as one of the most pressing problems the country is facing.
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Our iconic beverage companies are at the forefront of offering bold solutions to some of the most pressing challenges of the day.
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It hopes that dialogue will lead to shared action to tackle the world's most pressing issues, such as climate change and inequality.
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The trip forced the president to confront some of the most pressing issues in the United States: North Korea and trade imbalances.
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Among the most pressing issues were the borders and future democratic freedoms of Poland, which Roosevelt and Churchill had pledged to safeguard.
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The most pressing: If this is a watershed moment in N.F.L. history, what can we expect on the other side of change?
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"The most pressing need is an immediate ceasefire before the situation gets entirely out of control," Guterres told reporters in New York.
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"The most pressing need is an immediate ceasefire before the situation gets entirely out of control," Guterres told reporters in New York.
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New York (CNN Business)Poll after poll shows that most Americans don't believe illegal border crossings are the country's most pressing problem.
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Op-Ed Contributors The race for a Zika vaccine, one of the most pressing priorities in global health, is at full throttle.
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Yet perhaps most pressing for Google leadership right now is the company's past and current handling of sexual harassment and labor activism.
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In an AMA on Reddit, Bill Gates answered questions about the most pressing problems in the world, taxes for billionaires, and more.
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Most recently, teenagers have taken the lead on two of the most pressing issues of the 21st century: mass Incarceration and immigration.
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Businesses are now on the front lines of the most pressing political issues, having advocated against gun violence and now climate change.
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The most pressing is the lack of an export licence for the material not sent to the local Gresik smelter for processing.
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Our health system came of age when the most pressing health problems people faced were infectious diseases, not these lifestyle-associated conditions.
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A digital film and special effects producer by trade, she says her most pressing problem is sore joints due to inflammation from Lyme.
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But I'm very hopeful that we'll continue to discover and explore ways in which nature has already solved our most pressing plant questions.
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Ahead, get an inside look at the Private Suite's many perks, along with answers to your most pressing questions about the exclusive terminal.
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And, perhaps, the most pressing head-scratcher of all: Just how the hell does Harrison Ford get his arms to look like that?
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Of all the concerns associated with video game cameras, arguably the most pressing is choosing the right type of camera for a game.
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That debt is "far and away" the most pressing concern for GE investors, said UBS analyst Steven Winoker in a note on Monday.
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The most pressing threat comes from the COG, remnants of the militaristic government player-protagonist Marcus Fenix served in the first three games.
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He and Jon Stewart not only discussed the most pressing political issues of his presidency but also provided comic relief from it all.
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They also interviewed 77 residents around library locations to determine the most pressing needs in the community and how the library could help.
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" TechCrunch called Audius' blockchain move its "secret sauce," while Yahoo finance said it is "adequately addressing the most pressing needs within the industry.
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Season 28 answered one of the most pressing questions book readers had been asking for years: Where did the White Walkers come from?
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"Answers to some of society's most pressing challenges are buried in massive amounts of data," HPE CEO Antonio Neri said in a statement.
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One man's deranged, typo-ridden tweets are America's most pressing national security threat, and could very well set off the next world war.
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Her most pressing worry is that there has been little scrutiny of the long-term effects of exposing young children to such medication.
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The fear is that the reforms, taken together, not only fail to solve the most pressing problems, but might even be aggravating them.
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This charity brings together a global network of volunteers who dedicate their time and talent to tackle the world's most pressing humanitarian challenges.
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That first set of rules dealt with what governments felt was the most pressing matter: the order of precedence among ambassadors and envoys.
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In this way, the 2017 Whitney Biennial offers a window onto some of our most pressing cultural concerns, as well as our shortcomings.
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It's Ono that identifies server issues as "the most" pressing problem, and his phrasing suggests that the development team is aware of others.
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Most inexplicably, however, Kendall also threw in a $2503 letter embosser for all of Kris's most pressing correspondence and a portable wooden easel.
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Changes to our healthcare system will undoubtedly be one of the most pressing issues to come following the outcome of this week's election.
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Double-digit inflation, which has been stoked by chronic weakness in the lira, remains one of the most pressing problems for the economy.
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The lack of qualified senior leadership is not the most pressing challenge facing the agency in the near- and long-term future, however.
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My most pressing concern was the exact location of the crane collapse: Was it on the Westchester side or the Rockland County side?
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The most pressing problem was that he had no one to sing the burly gospel parts that are so essential to his sound.
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But even the subjects that did come up didn't result in robust discussions of how the nation's most pressing problems should be solved.
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Discoveries in those fields are increasingly critical for addressing today's most pressing problems, from conservation of endangered species to earthquake and hurricane prediction.
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This policy idea and the advocates who support it have brought fresh energy and enthusiasm to the most pressing issue of our time.
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One of the most pressing issues will be the thicket of questions surrounding aggressive acts in cyberspace by state and non-state actors.
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Trump chose to walk away from nearly every other nation in the world on one of the most pressing challenges of the century.
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Since the Syrian crisis is one of the most pressing international issues, it would be prudent to start cooperation with Russia from there.
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If paired with an equity agenda, such an investment could provide a bold vision for tackling the most pressing problems of our time.
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In April, 47 percent rated immigration as the most pressing concern; just half that number identified the economy as the most important issue.
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Regulators are making significant inroads in reducing interbank borrowing – perhaps the most pressing risk - and have curbed some riskier types of shadow banking.
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The most pressing question, said analysts to whom the FT has outlined this money flow, was what became of the $22017 million commission.
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Eventually, he said, officials will have to shift their focus from individual cases to the most pressing clusters of people who are ill.
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The most pressing concern, of course, is the impact on people's health — over 246,000 people have been infected and over 10,000 have died.
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With little power, their most pressing question has been whether to object to everything the president does or just, you know, most things.
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Still, the various generational, geographic and socioeconomic backgrounds of Asian-Americans have contributed to rifts in how they approach their most pressing issues.
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"We work collaboratively with cities across the globe, leveraging our technology and resources to help solve their most pressing issues," a spokesperson said.
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They hope their companies' sheer sizes will help bring the necessary scale and resources to tackle the health-care system's most pressing issues.
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Undoubtedly, many observers walked away from the briefing thirsting for more answers, but the most pressing question was this: Was President Trump listening?
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The idea is to give students the ability to solve the world's most pressing problems in a way that robots cannot — with empathy.
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Asked to name the most pressing problem facing the country today, just 15 percent told Gallup pollsters they worried about an economic issue.
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Although many Arab leaders pay lip service to the Palestinian cause, the gravest and most pressing issue in the region is Iranian encroachment.
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But the most pressing concern right now for food delivery companies is that delivery partners could be reclassified as employees in some markets.
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It will take creativity, compromise, and hard work, but that can be said for every sustainable solution to our nation's most pressing problems.
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Michael Siegel, a professor of public health at Boston University, pointed to these three (broad) topics as the most pressing unanswered questions: 22.
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That's one of several important pieces of business, albeit the most pressing, left unfinished during Republicans' frantic drive to complete a tax bill.
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The river offers powerful insight into the prevalence and spread of drug-resistant infections, one of the world's most pressing public health problems.
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As far-right groups have grown across the world, many of their members have insisted that the most pressing concern is falling birthrates.
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How in good faith can an attorney general act without participating in the single-most pressing legal case facing this country, facing this administration?
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Our country's most pressing challenges—like stagnant wages, homelessness, and the price of healthcare—won't be overcome by market disruption or one-off giveaways.
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But no one can answer her most pressing question: Is Batulo really on the way, or could another decree leave her stuck in Kenya?
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Phoenix is competing against 970 other cities who've also entered the Mayors Challenge, which asks cities to propose solutions to their most pressing challenges.
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In a recent debate, Gherman emphasized the importance of swift, comprehensive action by the U.N. to address some of the world's most pressing problems.
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However, an increased military campaign against ISIS will exacerbate one of our most pressing national security challenges -- identifying and interdicting returning foreign terrorist fighters.
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Rubio said the urgency of the food stamp funding is the most pressing issue and that conversations with the president will have to continue.
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Startups — and their socially-conscious entrepreneur leaders and employees — are also creating real and effective solutions for some of the world's most pressing issues.
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But that does not mean FIFA should have carte blanche to encourage regimes that are responsible for some of the most pressing of them.
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Edison Trends took a look at Brandless over a period between 2017 and 2018 and found that retention was the company's most pressing issue.
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The most pressing issue facing farmers is that global agricultural markets are oversupplied, and that's putting "increasing pressure" on U.S. agriculture exports, Duignan said.
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Most importantly, she has used her experience to address the most pressing concerns of our country, and she knows how to get things done.
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Wrigley unpacked what he sees as the future of medical cannabis and how it could help mitigate some of America's most pressing health crises.
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Solomon's playful show, which the artist himself describes as "something naughty," taps into a few of the most pressing polemics of art market economics.
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Automatic summarization is a big remaining challenge that, if solved, would accelerate discovery by focusing researchers on the most pressing problems in their fields.
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Q&A Sessions are a series of lively discussions where audience members get to ask panels of subject-matter experts their most pressing questions.
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His journey competes for air time against Taystee's (Danielle Brooks) trial, the most pressing storyline in season 6 of Orange Is the New Black.
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These icons symbolized the ridiculous expectation that, like caped vigilantes protecting a whole city, individual teachers should single-handedly fix society's most pressing problems.
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To push back on stigma and cut through the confusion, Open Minds is a series that explores your most pressing questions about mental health.
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Through alliances with other researchers and organizations, both public and private, it has fostered collaboration in addressing some of the world's most pressing issues.
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In the way that most pressing topics circulate in an endless continuum online, praise and criticism started to flow in all over social media.
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The most pressing launch in Nintendo's immediate future is the upcoming NX console, however, which is coming in March but remains shrouded in mystery.
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Design a tour for the modern, city-dwelling human, that speaks to our most pressing fears or better yet, I'll do it for you.
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As a result, many countries have become more suspicious of nonprofits and NGOs working across borders to respond to the world's most pressing challenges.
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And perhaps the most pressing of all — why are all those "Shooting Stars" memes currently doing the rounds on the internet so inexplicably funny?
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On Wednesday, Democratic and Republican congressional leaders met with Donald Trump in the Oval Office to discuss the most pressing issues facing the government.
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Yet Amazon is showing signs of having turned the corner on profit, once its biggest and most pressing issue in the eyes of investors.
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But not until step 43 are producers required to use "higher-welfare breeds," which is perhaps the most pressing animal welfare issue in farming.
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Sessions' clear prejudices and racism make him willfully blind to some of the most pressing civil rights abuses and environmental injustices in our country.
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The overarching concept is that the same scaffolding used to build AI that can kick ass at esports can tackle humanity's most pressing issues.
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China has extended this "working partnership" mentality with the U.S. to its dealing with many of the most pressing threats facing the world today.
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As immigration is now the most pressing issue of the 2018 midterm elections, it is up to the American people to right these wrongs.
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THUMP researched the incident for our March inquiry into one of dance music's most pressing questions: how do we stop drug deaths at festivals?
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"Democrats are committed to taking action to address climate change, one of the most pressing issues of our time," Hoyer said in a statement.
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But given time constraints and the limitations of the congressional calendar, one would hope committees single out the most pressing issues facing their constituents.
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But those suggestions stop short of addressing the most pressing problems regarding accountability and abuses of power at the UN, a union official said.
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Venezuela needs to be called out for what it is: a corrupt, authoritarian pariah state that has become the hemisphere's most pressing time bomb.
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But what's stayed consistent, many Lebanese say, is entrenched corruption, cronyism and political deadlock that's prevented the government from fixing its most pressing problems.
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It's also a great opportunity to show those outside Washington we can still work together to solve one of the nation's most pressing problems.
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There are dozens more Democrats running under unifying platforms who can move our country forward on our most pressing issues in a bipartisan way.
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But probably not in time to affect the battle over the much-criticized Republican tax package, the most pressing legislative fight of the moment.
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"Antibiotic resistance is one of the world's most pressing public health problems," says Jean Whichard, who leads the CDC's National Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Laboratory.
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We caught up with her and asked about the most pressing problems facing us as we race to connect the rest of the world.
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As a result, data management and adjacent areas like data protection and analytics pose some of the most pressing areas in IT services today.
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So when you think about the issues, the most pressing issues you have on the platform, I would assume security would be your biggest.
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To push back on stigma and cut through the confusion, Open Minds is a series that explores your most pressing questions about mental health.
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One of the most pressing issues for Americans is what their future jobs look like, especially if they do not have a college degree.
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It is perhaps the most pressing issue facing the country, but it went unmentioned by Trump in his Oval Office address on Wednesday night.
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While I questioned his motivation, Shaer's article answered my most pressing concern: Is he the real deal or just another hotheaded, flame-throwing grandstander?
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Instead of Medicare for All, we Democrats should be focused on "Better Jobs for All" — big ideas for addressing our most pressing economic challenge.
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The UN's Sustainable Development Goals are 17 encompassing objectives meant to address the world's most pressing health, educational, social and economic issues by 2030.
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We go the rocker Wednesday at LAX and asked a pretty broad question about the most pressing world issue -- he does not mince words.
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In addition, not all social media companies have announced that they will tighten rules for buying political ads, one of the most pressing issues.
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Yellen also argues the U.S. needs to deal with the issues that are most pressing to its citizens: health care and cost of housing.
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Consider the most pressing question: How confident should you be that the coming midterm elections will be safe from hacking and propaganda operations online?
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The Rangers knew the answers to their most pressing roster questions months ahead of their season opener against the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday night.
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One of the most pressing questions surrounding the N.R.A. and its Russian ties has yet to be answered: whether there are significant financial connections.
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The gap between fear of cyber crimes and the next most pressing concern — having your car stolen or broken into — was 2628 percentage points.
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In addition to political polling, it also "delivers analytics and advice to help leaders and organizations solve their most pressing problems," according its website.
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The J.M.K. Innovation Prize is open to nonprofit and mission-driven for-profit organizations that are tackling America's most pressing challenges through social innovation.
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It will add thousands of dollars to the cost of home when a shortage of affordable housing is one of California's most pressing issues.
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That leaves the White House in a bind on a security issue that Mr. Trump has described as the most pressing of his presidency.
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Also Wednesday, International Monetary Fund head Kristalina Georgieva said the COVID-19 outbreak is the "most pressing uncertainty" facing the global economy right now.
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At the very least, it deepens critics' convictions that business and government leaders can't be trusted to deal with the world's most pressing problems.
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One of the most pressing issues in cybersecurity today is how to authenticate users, or prove that they are who they claim to be.
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Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, said Wednesday that federal lawmakers lack "the will" to deal with the United States's most pressing problems.
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However, China&aposs most attractive feature may be its willingness to at least discuss the most pressing concern of Pacific Island nations: climate change.
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That's not the most pressing question raised by the libel lawsuit that Melania Trump filed last week against the website of The Daily Mail.
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The sight of the Knicks' crucial building block on the floor, in obvious pain, was the latest and most pressing worry for the team.
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And New York City officials may soon face the most pressing question to come out of the so-called gig economy: drivers' employment status.
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The aboveground rails that crisscross the city are increasingly being seen as a way to alleviate some of New York's most pressing transportation problems.
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The UN's Sustainable Development Goals are 17 encompassing objectives meant to address the world's most pressing health, educational, social and economic issues by 2030.
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The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine on Wednesday released a report on how to address the most pressing problems of American agriculture.
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Between rounds, we have a slew of outstanding presentations and panelists scheduled to discuss the most pressing issues facing early-stage startups in the region.
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Analysts say the meeting may have been an attempt by Putin to reinsert Moscow into the discussion over one of the region's most pressing problems.
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Regulators appear to be making significant inroads in reducing interbank borrowing – perhaps the most pressing risk - and have curbed some riskier types of shadow banking.
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Changing America seeks to not only inform but spark a call to action, offering needed information and real solutions to our country's most pressing problems.
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The desire to create and implement Indigenous and new technologies, social and behavioral innovations, contemplative practice, and policy tools for addressing society's most pressing issues.
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But the current most pressing Brexit question — whether the UK will be able to extend its exit deadline past October 31 — may soon be answered.
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Tree's life is kind of a mess and she's got plenty of problems to deal with, the most pressing being that she keeps getting murdered.
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Melad did not mention China but its increasingly assertive claims in disputed South China Sea waters pose for the Philippines its most pressing security concern.
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On the trail, millennials most frequently ask about and cite climate change, higher education, and criminal justice reform as the most pressing and relevant issues.
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The librarian, Emma, noted that the most pressing news in Sweden right now is actually about selecting their contestant for this year's Eurovision Song Contest.
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The bottom line: Netanyahu's visit will likely do little to resolve Israel's most pressing security concerns, and could instead prioritize his political survival over policy.
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Ahead, Lizzie Post, co-host of the Awesome Etiquette podcast, answers our most pressing questions about how to handle dirty clothes in a public space.
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" It also has several apps, despite its assertion that our collectively shitty relationship with technology is "one of the most pressing issues of our time.
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"The bill ... does address the two most pressing problems we face: protecting DACA recipients and securing the border," Coons said in a statement with McCain.
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The most pressing problem facing Contreras was logistics: how to rebuild a road with no power, limited trucks, no electrical light, and no cell phones.
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Why it matters: Climate change has become one of the most pressing issues as Democratic presidential candidates claw their way to the party's 2020 nomination.
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The mainstream candidates have more to say than the outsiders about the most pressing problem, the budget deficit, which was 6% of GDP last year.
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One of the most pressing tasks of our generation will be to establish and vigorously defend the rights, norms, and rules that govern powerful technologies.
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Here's a rundown: The most pressing question upon Trump's acquittal is how quickly and aggressively the House will resume its investigation of the Ukraine scandal.
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The most pressing one is why it took 18 days for Flynn to be let go, after the White House was told he was compromised.
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That president will be immediately faced with some of the most pressing issues of the modern era, spanning the global economic, geopolitical, and social spectra.
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The most pressing issue for Republicans is to put some momentum behind a deal on health care, which appears to have stalled during their recess.
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But those sites, which were shuttered in 2009 by former President Barack Obama's Executive Order 13491, may not be the most pressing issue at hand.
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Figuring out a way to allow electrodes to directly interface with neurons without harming them is one of the most pressing tasks facing neuroscientists today.
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Changing America seeks to not only inform, but spark a call to action, offering needed information and real solutions to the country's most pressing problems.
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For decades, our government has attempted to address one of the most pressing health care problems in our country — skyrocketing drug prices — to little avail.
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A lawyer and longtime children's advocate, Clinton wanted a prominent role in shaping legislative solutions to the country's most pressing problems, including health care coverage.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), who see immigration as their most pressing issue in the face of the tough-enforcement approach adopted by the Trump administration.
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But the money did not address the most pressing issue: getting migrants to stop thinking about Europe as their haven from war and economic uncertainty.
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Giving the collection the prominence it deserves, in terms of both its aesthetics and cultural value, has been one of this institution's most pressing priorities.
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Heads of State and human rights activists convened to address the most pressing issues facing the global community, particularly around 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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Given that theirs is the only reunion worth caring about, the most pressing issue was why the album has taken so long to come together.
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But aside from the misperception that London's system is the best model for improvement, is the MetroCard system the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's most pressing problem?
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As more conservative officials see it, that has put him out of line with the White House view on the department's most pressing policy issue.
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Then it's time for a new episode of THE TRIXIE & KATYA SHOW, featuring two former RuPaul's Drag Race queens digging into life's most pressing issues.
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Then it's time for the season finale of THE TRIXIE & KATYA SHOW, featuring two former RuPaul's Drag Race queens digging into life's most pressing issues.
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The cancellation could further complicate Puerto Rico's most pressing challenge from the territory's worst storm in 80 years - restoring power to its 3.4 million residents.
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Some scholars argue it's is the most pressing existential risk humanity might ever face, while others mostly dismiss the hypothesized danger as unfounded doom-mongering.
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In addition, the talk will discuss the launch of Tulsa Artist Fellowship and its commitment to addressing the most pressing challenges in artistic communities today.
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The drone disruption raises a host of questions, but for travelers in the United States, perhaps the most pressing is this: Could it happen here?
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The most pressing order of business is to continue working with those communities to build a database of genomes that includes perhaps 2,000 Aboriginal Australians.
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Among the most pressing issues awaiting the new government will be U.S. President Donald Trump's Middle East peace plan to end the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
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The most pressing question was no longer Did the Trump campaign aid Russian efforts to bring down Hillary Clinton's candidacy through email hacking and leaking?
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At a time when diet-related chronic diseases like obesity and diabetes are becoming one of the most pressing health issues globally, the answer matters.
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The most pressing is the modernization of the health care system's 40-year-old electronic records — a $16 billion effort Mr. Wilkie approved on Thursday.
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The most pressing issue is their defense, which was top 10 before the All-Star break but is ranked 25th in the eight games since.
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Her most pressing longings are poignant: to put her hand to her soon-to-be-boyfriend's face, to sleep next to him in the library.
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The most pressing question Barr will face is how much information should be included in a report to Congress based on the findings from Mueller.
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Gillibrand's proposal says the FTC has "failed" to act on some of the most pressing privacy issues of the day, including online marketing to children.
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While the Max may be the highest profile and most pressing issue, it is not the only project on which Calhoun will have to focus.
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International Monetary Fund head Kristalina Georgieva said the new coronavirus, or COVID-19, outbreak is the "most pressing uncertainty" facing the world economy right now.
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The most pressing was the financial struggle to meet his tuition, to purchase books, supplies and his uniform for the band, and to dress decently.
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We're here to answer the most pressing questions about this latest drug-related episode so you can understand just what is at stake on Monday.
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The most pressing issue Facebook has to address is fixing its "fake news" problem, said Ronn Torossian, founder and CEO of public relations firm 5WPR.
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Negotiators intentionally excluded these issues from the JCPOA, because they correctly understood that the nuclear issue was the first and most pressing issue at hand.
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North Korea has become one of the Trump administration's most pressing national security issues, as it was for the last years of the Obama administration.
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Due to the volatility of her job, Cunningham said she needs to be ready to adapt her schedule to the most pressing issues that arise.
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Given this, I employed a strategy in which I asked questions about the most pressing issues of his presidency and then allowed him to talk.
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For more than a decade, NCTE has raised awareness and made meaningful change on some of the most pressing issues affecting trans and gender minorities.
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For all the ups and downs in our individual lives, humanity as a whole has made tremendous strides on some of our most pressing problems.
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Polling of black voters is surprisingly thin, but several surveys found that economic issues like employment and housing are the most pressing issues for black voters.
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South Korea | China | Japan Tokyo (CNN) -- Tillerson's most pressing issue in Japan -- like the region as a whole -- is the growing nuclear threat from North Korea.
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Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, and Martin O'Malley all agree that humans are responsible for climate change and that it's one of the world's most pressing problems.
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" Referring to Trump's apparent willingness to tackle "outstanding issues," he said that India believes the most pressing issue is "Pakistan's continued support of cross-border terrorism.
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Brussels' most pressing fear is that higher spending in Italy could increase the country's debt pile, which is already the second-largest in the euro zone.
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A fourth threat, and probably the most pressing, is that the Trump administration will stop reimbursing insurers for costs the law requires them to take on.
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It is also not normal for that same son-in-law to simultaneously be put in charge of some of the country's most pressing domestic issues.
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But Canada's oil industry faces significant challenges, not the least of which are high production costs, remote oil fields and, perhaps most pressing, the shipping bottlenecks.
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Boris Johnson has officially been installed as the new prime minister of the United Kingdom and must now set about tackling the country's most pressing issues.
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A recent CNN poll showed that combating climate change is among the most pressing issues on the minds of Democratic voters ahead of the 2020 election.
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VICELAND is also airing a new episode of THE TRIXIE & KATYA SHOW, on which two former RuPaul's Drag Race contestants dig into life's most pressing issues.
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Multiple issues exist in SmartThings' framework, the researchers say, but most pressing are the privileges given to apps, many of which they don't need to function.
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Congress would have effectively kicked the can down the road on one of our country's most pressing issues without even taking a beat to consider reform.
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The most pressing question remaining, its authors say, is whether it marks a wholesale change in the political ad-scape or simply a one-time aberration.
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It is my concern that the divisiveness will continue in the 115th Congress and prevent us from working together to confront our country's most pressing issues.
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These high-profile thought leaders offer perspective on the most pressing issues facing the industry and aids in the formation of the CNBC Technology Executive Council.
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I would submit that among Chairman Pai's most pressing concerns must be to repair the commission's tattered reputation as an expert agency worthy of public trust.
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We asked real estate agents to list the most pressing questions you should ask the owners of the home you're buying while you have the chance.
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Space tech is a booming sector of the market for private funding, with companies tackling some of the most pressing issues on this world and beyond.
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"Listen, whether or not people go to the Correspondents' dinner is clearly not the most pressing issue facing us these days," Stewart said with a grin.
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She suggested starting off by distinguishing between different types of debt and paying off the most pressing first, such as high-interest borrowings like credit cards.
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In addition to his discussions around municipal finance, he makes the critical connections between urban planning and some of the most pressing challenges facing America today.
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Each March, electric company CEOs and executives from across the country descend upon the nation's capital to advocate for the industry's most pressing federal policy priorities.
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Thirty-one percent of independents named government as the most pressing issue facing the U.S., compared to 37 percent of Democrats and 36 percent of Republicans.
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The prevailing takeaway from this year's G7 summit was that it resulted in little progress on many of the most pressing problems the global community faces.
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The topic was second only to the economy when Gallup asked Americans last month what challenge is the most pressing for the next president to address.
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In an interview with Insider, Safe and Sound Schools co-founder Alissa Parker said active shooters were by far the most pressing concern among those surveyed.
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Too bad that one of their most pressing needs — a positive example — is not met by the very administrators who are supposed to be their mentors.
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During his CNBC interview, Branson also addressed the most pressing concern for financial markets: the depressed price of oil that's seen somewhat of a bounce recently.
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Rob Halford has always been a fighter, but nowadays, his most pressing message to his fans and in general is one of love, acceptance, and hope.
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Congress this morning held its first-ever hearing on initial coin offerings, during which experts stressed that legal clarity is the cryptocurrency industry's most pressing need.
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It has also been working to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of reaching the United States, presenting Trump with perhaps his most pressing security issue.
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Their organizations seek to make a positive impact on the world and are key to driving both social innovation and solving the world's most pressing challenges.
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Each month, we'll be taking your most pressing questions to give to Cuco, who's here to serve up his best advice to help soothe love's burn.
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One of the most pressing problems facing nurses is abuse on the job, a representative for the American Nurses Association told Business Insider in an interview.
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BJ Not overwhelming the health care system is certainly the most pressing issue right now, and hopefully we can achieve this if we flatten the curve.
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When friends saw the engagement photos, the couple said with a laugh, the most pressing question turned out to be: "Where did we get the sandwich?"
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The refugee crisis, the rise of the far right, growing inequality — on the most pressing issues of the last five years, Ms. Merkel has been complacent.
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With a lack of data on how the coronavirus may affect pregnant women, we recently found answers to expecting mothers' most pressing questions on the pandemic.
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That this is a time when the most pressing questions are about "what's real; what's not real," as he said on a podcast about the collection.
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One of the most pressing fronts for Congress is the competition between the United States and China to shape the digital future of the developing world.
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Xi also said China will push forward with deleveraging in its economy, and that lowering debt ratios among state-owned enterprises is the most pressing issue.
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The world's leading politicians and business leaders are gathering this week in the Swiss resort to discuss the world's most pressing environmental, social and economic challenges.
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Every regional newspaper worth its salt had someone in the Capitol keeping an eye on its congressional delegation and the most pressing matters of the day.
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It is requisite that we eliminate political and organizational complexities that thwart or deter our ability to plan and respond to the most pressing risk issues.
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Even as a member of Congress, she has had to swallow her anger when legislation on even the most pressing issues moves at a glacial pace.
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That is true even when a son marries and a new room is needed for the new couple — traditionally the most pressing need for new space.
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"Russia's organized campaign to undermine our presidential election and target our election infrastructure is certainly one of the most pressing issues facing our nation," they wrote.
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In 2016, the global security landscape darkened as the international community failed to come to grips with humanity's most pressing threats: nuclear weapons and climate change.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's most pressing discord with Washington is the U.S. support for Kurdish militants in Syria, which Ankara sees as an existential threat.
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Now, a debate over whether (or how) to fund Trump's border wall in exchange for permanent DACA protections is among the most pressing issues in Congress.
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"What's most pressing on our minds is grades, it's the next job, it's a potential salary after graduation," said Siliezar, whose family lives in suburban Chicago.
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Alois Zwinggi, the organization's managing director, called cyber "the most pressing issue of our times" during a discussion at the forum, according to the Economic Times.
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There, the group honed in on the most pressing issue: how to have a non-corny discussion with your kids about substance abuse and peer pressure.
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Now, he's going bigger than ever before—tackling hot-button (and, sometimes, impossibly obscure) issues that cut to the heart of America's most pressing economic crises.
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On Friday, the most pressing issue in the office was a request that had come in about the registrations of Mr. Rubio and Mr. Cruz, officials said.
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Margaret Thatcher was waiting in the wings with a radical plan to address Britain's most pressing problems, such as ossified industrial practices and over-mighty trade unions.
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Chris Christie asked New Jersey lawmakers on Tuesday to put aside their petty political differences as they worked to solve some of the state's most pressing problems.
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The problem is that the adversarial nature of the system is increasingly polarised at a time when the most pressing problems require ever-greater political co-operation.
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The most pressing thing I wanted to know was when we'd be getting a file management system — a feature *every* other device is ready with at launch.
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Inflation remains one of Ankara's most pressing economic problems, forcing policy makers to maintain a hawkish stance at odds with President Tayyip Erdogan, who supports lower rates.
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They took us under the sea, into the heart of the country's most pressing political debates, and through some of the biggest plot twists of the year.
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"Poverty is the most pressing issues we face as a species, so we came up with an idea… we are going to give money away," said Atltrui.
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Online wealth management startup Betterment might have launched as a robo-advisor, but increasingly the company is turning to humans to answer its customers' most pressing questions.
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The incident highlighted both López Obrador's promise to address Mexico's most pressing issues head on, and his alarming instinct to fight anyone who gets in his way.
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The World Economic Forum, which on Wednesday begins its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, brings together political and business leaders to discuss the world's most pressing problems.
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OPINION: Mansour drone strike a sign peace talks going nowhere Managing Pakistan The most pressing external challenge for Haibatullah will be to manage the relationship with Pakistan.
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Even so, the most pressing concerns center on the IRS, which would still be free to aggressively target dispensary owners – a scenario some experts suspect is likely.
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Open Minds is a column that explores your most pressing questions about mental health, with the goal of pushing back on stigma and cutting through the confusion.
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But losing even a fraction of that number and the talent they represent because we failed to deal with our most pressing issues would be very bad.
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The defense ministries may, however, give Airbus some flexibility on its most pressing sanctions, the source added, though it is still unclear how this leeway would work.
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According to exit polling, 64 percent of Trump voters said that immigration was the most pressing issue to them (compared to 33 percent of Hillary Clinton voters).
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The new show taps two drag icons to dig into life's most pressing issues—from love and sex to fear and death, one topic at a time.
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Speaking at the Aspen Security Forum Thursday, Clapper said the three most pressing issues he would discuss with the president-elect are cyber threats, ISIS and Russia.
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Lopez Varona argues that while investigations, justice, and policy reforms are important, the most pressing concern for many advocates is still trying to secure more recovery money.
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We've become increasingly aware of the health risk of obesity, and some public health experts would tell you it's the most pressing health issue of our time.
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However, this fall they have answered the most pressing question: Would they keep commissions on retirement accounts intact or shift to an entirely fee-based advisory model?
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In a meeting with victims of religious persecution on Wednesday, President Donald Trump repeatedly appeared to be unaware of many of the world's most pressing humanitarian crises.
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They gathered to watch the excruciating video evidence of the game, had conversations to clear up some of the most pressing issues and then hit the court.
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"LePage's racist rants sadly distract from efforts to address one of our nation's most pressing problems," added Marshall, a top African-American staffer on the Clinton campaign.
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That connection is at the center of Trump's most pressing scandal—the president reportedly asked former FBI director James Comey to stop investigating Flynn before firing him.
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My company, OneWeb, is focusing on what I believe is one of the world's most pressing and fundamental issues: the need for equal access to the internet.
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The march makes a bold statement: we can address some of our most pressing social and economic needs through a well-thought-out shift in energy policy.
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I'll defer to the doctors on the detailed science of this, but from a homeland security perspective, Zika is not on the list of most pressing worries.
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In the aftermath of violent acts that result in the loss of human life, one of the most pressing questions for survivors and witnesses is simply: why?
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In Ecuador, according to Linda Machuca, the consul general in New York, the most pressing need now is finding equipment and professionals to assist in rescue operations.
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The bosses of great companies, like Kodak and General Motors, worked closely with government through the Committee for Economic Development to solve the country's most pressing problems.
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But this is unlikely, because your soul knows of all the things you really need, and it is unlikely that wealth will be the most pressing thing.
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The greatest advance of the modern age has been our ability to argue about society's most pressing questions without resorting to physical violence (most of the time).
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But last season, eclipsed by the fact he was the most competent option on the NBA's worst team, Lopez quietly adapted to the league's most pressing trend.
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After all, retaining control over the roughly two-thirds of Amazon rainforest within Brazilian territory is one of the most pressing concerns of the country's armed forces.
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The reality is that private companies collaborate with government to meet its most pressing needs in safe, humane, sensible ways that provide value for taxpayers every day.
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There is a risk that projects might not be aimed at addressing the most pressing infrastructure needs and could fail to deliver expected returns, says Fitch Ratings.
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"We based that decision on our most pressing need as a company, which was to expand our product's capabilities and features as quickly as possible," Sridharan said.
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Although the applications for biological warfare are currently America's most pressing genetics-related national security concern, the broader set of genetic challenges are clearly not far behind.
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Across Canada, ordinary citizens, distressed by news reports of drowning children and the shunning of desperate migrants, are intervening in one of the world's most pressing problems.
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But set against a backdrop of gentrification and police brutality in Oakland, "Blindspotting" is a look at some of the most pressing social concerns in America today.
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And when it came to coronavirus — the biggest question of the night and the most pressing issue of the moment — the two men showed who they are.
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The Legislature may not even bother to take up charter advocates' most pressing need: lifting the cap on the number of charter schools that can open statewide.
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George Leibowitz, a professor in the School of Social Welfare at Stony Brook University, said opioid addiction was the most pressing public health crisis on Long Island.
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In honor of the anniversary, our science editors asked 11 questions on some of the most pressing issues in science, including some that are better left unanswered.
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Importantly, while economic stimulus will help, the most pressing issue is knowing how far the virus has spread in the population and bringing the spread under control.
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However, a new but familiar name has popped up as a frontrunner for next season, and she might be the solution to the show's most pressing problem.
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But he doesn&apost want to give the impression that a rhetorical — or even philosophical — switch is a quick fix to the world&aposs most pressing problems.
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But going forward, the Roberts court may find the most pressing issues on its docket to concern core questions of civil liberties and the separation of powers.
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Back at M.L.B.'s headquarters, he convened all 30 team owners on a conference call, the type of event reserved for only the most pressing league matters.
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The most pressing question at this stage: Will the Senate defeat the motion to dismiss the case against Trump the way it did against Clinton in 1999?
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Balancing all of this — competing interests on campus, concerns about claiming sanctuary status, threats from the White House — is now the most pressing task for university presidents.
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Without control of the House, they were in a perpetual struggle to move the discussion away from the chaos and fog and toward the most pressing issues.
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Without any teeth, Mr. Ciaramella, a Staten Island resident, faces a host of challenges, but he said his most pressing concern is his inability to chew food.
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Perhaps Victor Li's most pressing task will be to shore up his top team, which includes his father's long-time trusted lieutenants, Canning Fok and Frank Sixt.
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What follows are answers to some of the most pressing questions about the latest US-Iran standoff; hopefully they'll allow you to breathe just a little easier.
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"If we had a hurricane made of guns, maybe we could have both of those talks," Bee says of the two most pressing issues currently facing our society.
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But for those of you who want to just skip to the final rose ceremony "when is The Bachelorette finale?" is the most pressing issue right about now.
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Those incidents are seldom a factor in dealings with North Korea, save for Japan, which counts the abduction issue among its most pressing priorities when dealing with Pyongyang.
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Based on data from astronauts returned from the ISS, one of the most pressing problems for astronauts in orbit is the deterioration of their muscles and their skeleton.
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And, like any curious mind with access to the CIA's version of Google might do, he went in search of answers to some of society's most pressing questions.
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About all this, the most pressing question I had was, Why are two big Chelsea galleries required to host duplicates of the same enervating exercises in wishful thinking?
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As the end of the year approaches, Congress faces many important issues, and among the most pressing is the long-term reauthorization of the Export-Import (EXIM) Bank.
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This September, world leaders will convene in New York City at the annual United Nations General Assembly to discuss some of the most pressing issues of our time.
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We also have an outstanding series of speakers and workshops lined up and focused on the most pressing technology and investing trends and issues facing MENA's startup scene.
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Why it matters: U.S. negotiators have made notable progress on the most pressing trade issues with China, especially around intellectual property rights, forced technology transfers and industrial subsidies.
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I'm sure you've all been waiting for MUNCHIES to weigh in on the most pressing, urgent food-adjacent question of our time: Is a hot dog a sandwich?
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The most pressing issues on the table include Russian interference in the U.S. election, Putin's support for the Syrian regime and potential areas of cooperation, including on terrorism.
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The Jasons, as they're sometimes called, are a team of academics who have historically tackled some of the most pressing scientific problems on behalf of the U.S. military.
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But he did not offer specifics and failed to comment on the most pressing tax issue facing Congress, a proposed border adjustment tax to boost exports over imports.
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Most pressing is that the service doesn't have CBS in its lineup, meaning you can't watch The Big Bang Theory, NCIS, 260 Minutes, and other weekly ratings hits.
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The benefit here is two-fold: You'll have a tangible list of your most pressing tasks to do and you'll see the work you actually have to do.
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"Ultimately, we aim to ensure continued collaboration and sharing among cities to address some of their most pressing challenges," Rockefeller Foundation President Rajiv Shah said in a statement.
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"Solving society's most pressing problems isn't easy, but we believe it can be done," said Julia Stasch, the president of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
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Too many of my constituents now see a system of career politicians and elite insiders more focused on preserving the status quo than addressing our most pressing challenges.
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Next, aid should be directed specifically to FEMA, the Army Corps of Engineers, and only appropriate federal functions focusing on the region's most pressing needs for disaster recovery.
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According to the proposal, first announced in November, this will solve California's most pressing issues, including the state's failing school systems, high taxes, deteriorating infrastructure and strained government.
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The government must collaborate with businesses if it wants to solve some of society's most pressing problems, Johnson & Johnson Chairman and CEO Alex Gorsky told CNBC on Thursday.
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Curbing Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions has been Trump's most pressing foreign policy priority, and he met with leaders from Japan and South Korea on Thursday evening to discuss it.
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The annual North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) meetings are typically an opportunity for member states to take stock of the most pressing international security issues of the day.
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I feel that working to serve our people can take many forms, and the protection of our environment is one of the most pressing issues we face today.
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But the Pentagon's finite resources and competing priorities beyond NDAA reforms will require Secretary Mattis to align the scope of reforms with the most pressing problems at hand.
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A Bloomberg poll conducted in July found that, for the first time in the history of the survey, Americans rated health care as the nation's most pressing concern.
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"Climate change is one of the most pressing challenges of our time and it doesn't even appear in the strategic plan for this agency -- that's stunning," Cleetus said.
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Hit control-F and plug in these five keywords to get a quick sense of how Mueller addresses the most pressing -- and mysterious -- issues raised during his investigation.
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Employers' association KPZS, which represents businesses with 1.3 million workers, said on Wednesday the most pressing issue was to maintain employment by helping businesses pay their workers' wages.
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Cuomo said he and federal officials discussed the idea of a "rolling deployment" in which resources move to other states with the most pressing need at any time.
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MEXICO CITY — The contentious negotiations over the fate of the North American Free Trade Agreement have veered into one of the world's most pressing health issues: fighting obesity.
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Among the more pressing challenges (or even the most pressing challenge) in quantum computation and quantum information, generally, is increasing the amount of information that can be represented.
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Just two months before the Camp Fire, PG&E seemed to have solved its most pressing problem: protecting its shareholders from footing the bill for the 2017 wildfires.
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Perhaps the most pressing concern for FIFA is Europe's summer trading window, which had been set to open in some of Europe's biggest leagues as early as May.
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Nobody raised the issue at the morning news conference of the current president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, usually a daily billboard of the nation's most pressing political issues.
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This episode of Vox Atlas explains how Iraq's water crisis emerged because of geography and its violent history and it's become the most pressing issue the country faces.
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Gerber says the most pressing issue for restaurants and bars right now is paying rent, an area where he hopes the federal or state governments will step in.
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A hydrogen-powered truck with a battery that big would help hedge against the most pressing problem facing fuel cell vehicles: there's currently almost no supporting infrastructure whatsoever.
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Jacob Poushter, Pew's senior researcher and a co-author of the study, said that in most countries terrorism and climate change were seen as the most pressing dangers.
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One of the most pressing questions for TV executives after President Trump's election: How would the occupant of the White House affect what showed up on the air?
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Antonio Guterres, the U.N. Secretary-General described the drought as Somalia's "most pressing concern" but security and the intensifying war against the Shabab sucked most of the oxygen.
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The new defense strategy unveiled in the document did not mention Hong Kong, but it identified efforts to divide Chinese territory as the country's most pressing security threat.
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"For too long, Washington has tinkered around the edges of our most pressing issues while the middle class struggles just to stay afloat," Trahan said in a statement.
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A country taps its past as it leads the way on one of the most pressing issues facing modern democracies: how to regulate the world's biggest social network.
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We'll be updating this post as the participants wade into a one-on-one discussion with Aleaziz on some of the most pressing issues facing US immigration policy.
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The incoming president's most pressing task will be to smooth ruffled feathers and ensure governors of national central banks feel that they are being both heard and heeded.
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Global leaders gathered at a major Climate Action Summit convened by the UN Secretary-General to raise ambition on perhaps the most pressing international crisis of our time.
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One of the most pressing things to consider is the need to stay as calm as possible and to react with decisiveness and determination during instances of chaos.
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He has hosted leaders of the Democratic Party at the White House to discuss solutions to some of the nation's most pressing problems, seeking results over partisan politics.
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Now, going into his second year as commander in chief, here are the five most pressing defense issues Trump will need to deal with in the new year.
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The most pressing task, of course, is the formation of a team, and Chisolm spends the first half of the film rounding up a suitable herd of renegades.
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The most pressing task is to focus on a speedy start to repatriating the refugees, he said, without using the word 'Rohingya' - who are mostly stateless in Myanmar.
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Kashmir has been Pakistan's single most pressing foreign policy issue since it was born out of British colonial India, but some Pakistani Kashmiris say Khan is being weak.
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The paper says that medical bills such as co-pays or out-of-pocket drug costs, and medical travel expenses were cited among the most pressing financial needs.
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As a result, one of the most pressing questions Barr will face in the coming weeks is the extent to which Mueller's findings should be disclosed to Congress.
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The challenging works confront some of the most pressing political and humanitarian issues of our age — from the Israel-Palestine conflict, to Scottish independence, to American police brutality.
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There are plenty of jobs in urban areas like Washington, DC. Raising wages, which would also boost consumer spending and raise tax revenues, is the most pressing issue.
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And Guterres is coming into office at a time when two major powers, the US and Russia, are sharply at odds over the world's most pressing crisis — Syria.
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Her most pressing task will be to temper concerns by antitrust enforcement officials in the European Union, which has accused the company of abusing its dominance in web search.
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Climate change is among the most pressing challenges of our time, and one that needs to be tackled urgently if we are to preserve the habitability of our planet.
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The most pressing reason this (lack of) reporting is such a bad look is because of the impact it has on people who know very little about dance music.
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Around two-thirds of people uprooted by conflict and four in five host families in northeast Nigeria said food was their most pressing and unfulfilled need, according to ECHO.
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The evening began in earnest with representatives from 21 campaigns standing in a backroom, Clyburn presiding, trying to hash out the Democratic Party's most pressing issue: The speaking order.
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And among the most pressing, particularly if you're one of the millions with "Frozen" princess dresses hanging in your closet: What will Anna and Elsa be wearing this season?
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Boomers and older generations are by no means the only people having trouble in our new and chaotic information environment, although research suggests they have the most pressing challenges.
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One of the polls, by Citizen Surveys, found unemployment, crime, poverty, corruption and housing were the most pressing issues that voters felt South Africa faced in the first quarter.
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They include Mr. Sullivan, who as director of policy planning and a deputy chief of staff, handled the most pressing policies and international crises during her tenure as secretary.
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This season asked why you left the group chat, when it's okay to record someone, why you delete your tweets, and all of your most pressing questions about Instagram.
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Among the most pressing are a declining property market, weak consumer spending, depressed business sentiment and perhaps most pernicious, "the economy is just not generating enough inflation," Franulovich adds.
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As an investment professional, Temi has committed nearly US$500 million in private capital across strategic sectors in a bid to tackle some of the world's most pressing challenges.
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"Water is likely to be the most pressing environmental concern of the next century," the court said in its order, calling for rivers to be protected "at all costs".
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And Mazal's job is to figure out the most pressing business objectives and user needs and then work with everyone from engineers to linguists to come up with solutions.
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With inflation still way below its 2 percent target, the BOJ sees no immediate need to withdraw stimulus, and regards weak price growth as its most pressing policy challenge.
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I think in health care, the most pressing issue that we can work on, or what everyone agrees on across party lines and that is access, affordability and quality.
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College affordability is one of the most pressing concerns facing American families, and many students and parents feel discouraged by the prospect of taking on — and managing — education debt.
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It has also conducted a series of national roundtables to hear directly from consumers and communities of color about their most pressing needs and how the CFPB can help.
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There are efficiencies to be gained from smart investments that leverage private sector resources to hone in on the most pressing problems facing farmers, the supply chain, and communities.
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The job requires a degree of meticulousness and a passion for environmentalism, as well as innovative thinking about how to solve some of the world's most pressing environmental concerns.
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I've been a close observer of Russian affairs for over 30 years, and I was eager to contribute my expertise to one of America's most pressing foreign policy challenges.
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For all of its potential to inspire innovative breakthroughs and solutions to some of the world's most pressing issues and problems, the Internet is equally as vulnerable to misuse.
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Immigration policy remains the most pressing issue for Americans in the survey, with 15 percent of Americans calling it the most important issue when determining how they will vote.
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That's less than a third the number of voters who identified an economic issue as the most pressing problem back in 2011, about two years into the slow recovery.
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Because the HTF is administered as a block grant, each state has the flexibility to decide how to best use HTF resources to address its most pressing housing needs.
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It's clear that EA and DICE were not prepared to answer the most pressing questions from their diehard fans, and this will likely fail in mitigating the larger problem.
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" Reid, who served as Senate majority leader from 2007 to 2015, argues the upper chamber has become a place "where the most pressing issues facing our country are disregarded.
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On the second, legislation—such as the Free Speech Fairness Act—is required to actually address the Johnson Amendment, which doesn't concern the most pressing religious liberties facing Americans.
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Rebel leaders and military experts say that perhaps the most pressing danger is that supply routes from Turkey, which are essential to the C.I.A.-backed rebels, could be severed.
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But the real power to fix things lies in the Oval Office, where only President Donald Trump has the power to take on some of the most pressing tasks.
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" The latter is one of the issues that Kolb believes will be most pressing for the fashion industry in the Trump administration, as well as "immigration, economy, human rights.
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Among the most pressing questions were, how can Germany generate more venture capital for start-ups, and how do we get the best out of trans-Atlantic trade negotiations?
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The most pressing ills facing our society are somewhat different today than they were in 2007, but they share a common basis in the fleecing of the working class.
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Perhaps the most pressing example is forks, such as when Bitcoin last year split into two separate versions, with each Bitcoin holder receiving an equal amount of Bitcoin Cash.
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The work was menial and morally dubious, but the pay was better than his fake copywriting, and he started to make a dent in the most pressing credit cards.
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If there's any lesson that the last couple decades of music born on the internet have taught us, the most pressing is that borders between genres are mostly bullshit.
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But it was the rage he felt when things went wrong, lingering from his days behind bars and during his childhood, that seemed to be his most pressing problem.
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Most important, it turns us against the very entity that holds the capacity to address society's most pressing problems and on which democracy and freedom depend, our own government.
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Andrew M. Cuomo declared a state of emergency for New York City's subways last year, transit officials unveiled an emergency repair plan to address the most pressing needs quickly.
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Thailand will from Thursday host four days of meetings for leaders of the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) to discuss the region's most pressing issues.
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With the inquiry, ABC made clear just how serious the network was about investing time in the most pressing issue facing the nation and the globe: not at all.
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But many of the most pressing concerns about Facebook are its privacy abuses, which unlike price gouging, price discrimination or exclusive dealing, are not immediately recognized as antitrust violations.
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Young activists are already on the frontlines of our country's most pressing issues, because they know they're disproportionately impacted by every one of their lawmaker's actions (and lack thereof).
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Most pressing in the securities realm is the question of whether projects raising funds with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Ether should be subject to federal registration and disclosure requirements.
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The Zapatista goal, they say, is not to win, but rather to use the 2018 election as a platform to voice the issues most pressing to Mexico's indigenous communities.
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Mr. Trump updated the donors on some of the most pressing issues facing his administration, including its ongoing negotiations with China over trade and North Korea over nuclear weapons.
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Spiraling violence, including homicides on track to hit a new record in 2019, is one of the most pressing issues facing the administration of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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Hunger is the most pressing concern at the schools where they work, although the United States' much talked about obesity problem is a huge issue as well, Giusti said.
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With the federal government struggling to tackle the nation's most pressing issues, from crumbling infrastructure to immigration reform, much of the responsibility of governing has fallen to local officials.
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His lush works distill the most pressing issues of Young's community, including drug abuse, displacement, and mass incarceration, into vivid landscapes of color populated by beautifully expressive, abstracted figures.
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That came after some three-quarters of the 3,400 high-net-worth clients it recently surveyed tagged clean water and sanitation as the most pressing issue facing the world.
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Once their reelection is assured, these politicians frequently ignore the voters' concerns about some of the most pressing issues of our time -- including curbing the epidemic of gun violence.
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A Facebook team led by a blind engineer may hold the key to one of the most pressing problems on the internet: Screening images and videos for inappropriate content.
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For Joy Topaz, a fish vendor in a Masinloc shanty town, the most pressing issue is to negotiate a deal to get Filipino fishermen back to the Scarborough Shoal.
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So much so that Utah Governor Gary Herbert (R) will focus his year as chair of the National Governors Association highlighting governors' innovative solutions to today's most pressing problems.
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Accelerating prices are Turkey's most pressing economic problem, and a growing worry for President Tayyip Erdogan and his ruling AK Party as they head into elections on June 24.
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In an interview with CNN, Warren described these conversations as some of the best opportunities to get a raw sampling of the issues that are most pressing for voters.
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As a result, American foreign policy may be soon be shaped by someone who seems to truly believe that war is the answer to the world's most pressing problems.
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Four days after ordering the assassination of the second most powerful military figure in Iran, the most pressing issue on President Donald Trump&aposs mind is his own impeachment.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Of all the managerial dilemmas facing Manchester United's Jose Mourinho after three success defeats, the future of his captain Wayne Rooney is by far the most pressing.
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The latter dilemma leaves disjunctive presidents with terrible policy decisions: They have to either abandon the principles they've inherited from their parties or ignore the most pressing national problems.
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Lost and seeking reassurance, I decided to see how his fellow forum users had responded to the most pressing question my eyes had rested on in a long while.
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Commentary by Ion Yadigaroglu, managing principal of Capricorn Investment Group, a firm founded to demonstrate the investment potential that resides in breakthrough commercial solutions to the world's most pressing problems.
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Some companies argue that the reduced density rules raise the regulatory burden on salmon farms and could wind up hurting the industry's competitiveness without solving its most pressing sanitary issues.
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Not only did The Good Place hint a split was ahead earlier in the season — this shake-up has the chance to fix the comedy's most pressing critique right now.
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Photos of President Obama's inauguration in 2009 (top) and President Trump's inauguration in 2017 (bottom)Photo: APOf course, this isn't the most pressing issue facing the American people right now.
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It might not be your most pressing issue as you cram for exams, but it's a problem that Zebra, a Japanese stationary brand, says it has actually managed to solve.
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" The Shangri-La Dialogue touts itself as a venue "where ministers debate the region's most pressing security challenges, engage in important bilateral talks and come up with fresh solutions together.
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Initially, the idea of "intersectional witchcraft" sounds like the most deliciously perfect lens for commenting on the most pressing feminist issues happening in the year of our dark lord 2018.
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Since its inception in 2009, the Creative Time Summit has functioned as a flexible, roving platform bringing together artists, activists, and other thought leaders engaging with today's most pressing issues.
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At this stage of the crisis, when the most pressing rescues have mostly been completed, emergency responders are needed to check on residents and encourage them to leave danger zones.
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Most pressing is the need to develop better methods for detecting spyware tools, including dual-use ones — building on our preliminary efforts — in a way that is useful to victims.
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The EU's most pressing clash with illiberalism among its members is not in Poland but in Hungary, whose prime minister, Viktor Orban, has been testing the club's tolerance for years.
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" Until those were held, he told CNBC in an interview outside Italy's parliament, his most pressing priorities could be summed up in two words: "tax cuts, tax cuts, tax cuts.
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Hopefully, by taking the time to ruminate on lived experiences, Ansari and Yang will find a way to answer some of our most pressing questions from the season 2 finale.
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" By carelessly wiping out biodiversity, Perrott added, "we run the risk of forever losing the opportunity to study organisms with insight into humanity's most pressing medical challenge, the aging process.
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The initiative is a joint effort between the city and the George Kaiser Family Foundation (GKFF), an organization that works to tackle the most pressing problems in the Tulsa community.
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A statement from Marlon Marshall, the director of state campaigns for Hillary Clinton, said: "LePage's racist rants sadly distract from efforts to address one of our nation's most pressing problems."
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The workshop, the first of its kind, brought together 60 experts to clearly outline and identify what was known about CTE and the most pressing research questions for further study.
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Let's be real: A fashion collection addressing the joys and virtues of a melting pot culture, while always welcome, isn't exactly the most pressing concern in the current political climate.
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It has said it is working to develop a nuclear-tipped ICBM capable of reaching the U.S. mainland, presenting U.S. President Donald Trump with perhaps his most pressing security threat.
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SERVIR could adopt similar programmes in West Africa, but the first step will be to identify the region's most pressing needs, with a priority on improving food security, Irwin said.
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The Prize is meant to serve as a beacon, encouraging public servants to advance bipartisan solutions and work across partisan boundaries to craft solutions to the nation's most pressing problems.
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Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Saturday a mounting trade spat between the United States and China was one of the most pressing concerns for Southeast Asian nations.
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The most pressing question about ruffled fashion isn't how you wear it (answer: with confidence), but rather where exactly one thinks they're going dressed in something with so many petals.
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Only after the killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, in 2014, did police reform became one of the most pressing and hotly debated domestic political issues in the country.
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Innovation can solve many of our most pressing health-care problems by transforming lives, preventing disease, restoring people to full health and making the health-care delivery system more efficient.
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"Many parents find that their most pressing concern about their kids getting social media is not really the safety and privacy but the 'time suck' aspect of it," she said.
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"These funds can and should be prioritized to meet the most pressing needs of mounting a rapid and full response to Zika," Rogers and two other Republican committee members wrote.
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Crime has plummeted during the last two decades, but a shattered relationship between the police and the public has replaced it as one of the country's most pressing civic problems.
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Nonetheless, what has been consistent over the past decade, many Lebanese citizens say, is entrenched corruption, cronyism and political deadlock that's prevented the government from fixing its most pressing problems.
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Bizarrely, but not unexpectedly, there was no mention of the central theme of the National Security Strategy—that America's most pressing challenge is a geopolitical competition with Russia and China.
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Analyst Betsy Graseck of Morgan Stanley said in a research note on Friday that the most pressing question she is getting from clients is how lower taxes will impact banks.
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For many watch brands, the most pressing technological issue has nothing to do with the introduction of app-laden "smart" timepieces or the difficulties of creating a complex new movement.
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Since the Syrian crisis is the most pressing foreign policy issue facing the incoming administration, here are five things relating to Syria to watch for in Tillerson's confirmation hearing: 1.
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Here are some of the most pressing criminal justice issues on the ballot on Tuesday, covering debates over the war on drugs, mass incarceration, policing, crime victims' rights, and more.
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Mosseri's most pressing responsibility will be reassuring users that the culture of Instagram and its app won't be assimilated into Facebook now that he's running things instead of the founders.
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Double-digit inflation is Turkey's most pressing economic problem, and a growing worry for President Tayyip Erdogan and his ruling AK Party as they head into elections on June 27.
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During the critical transition period, we asked South Africans to outline the most pressing issues that their country faces and to describe their hopes and expectations under the new president.
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Mr. Cuomo reinstalled Mr. Lhota, a former M.T.A. chairman, as head of the transit authority, and Mr. Lhota established an $836 million plan intended to fix the most pressing problems.
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A lack of food and water is among the most pressing issues for people reeling from the storm, said one volunteer who had been working in the Panama City area.
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This is a watershed and transcendent moment that calls into question both governments' ability to cooperate and to address one of the most pressing local public problems of our time.
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The Waymo lawsuit was the most pressing legal battle for Uber, but only one item in a long list of controversies that has dogged the company for the last year.
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The question, then, is whether colleges and universities welcome and celebrate viewpoint diversity...thinking and scholarship are enhanced when we bring diverse viewpoints to bear on our most pressing issues.
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Tonight we are going to take on many of the most pressing issues of the moment including immigration, the situation unfolding at our border, and the treatment of migrant children.
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The goal behind this wave of what coders call "civic technology" is to create low cost solutions to some of New York City's most pressing civic problems, like affordable housing.
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Thirty percent said worker shortages were the biggest concern for their firm, by far the most pressing of 16 issues, ranging from growth in federal regulations to rising material costs.
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But until now, Apple had escaped largely unscathed, and concerns about the deleterious effects of excessive technology use have not been among the most pressing matters for Silicon Valley executives.
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Bentsen said he was hopeful regulators would quickly issue initial formal guidance to address some of the most pressing issues, which could be updated depending on how the situation evolves.
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So I shifted course, realizing my most pressing financial issue is paying rent so I can stay in the apartment I've shared with my boyfriend for the last four years.
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It's an invitation-only panel of experts from across government, industry and the consumer advocacy community who will vote in regular surveys on the most pressing issues in the field.
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What follows are answers to some of the most pressing questions about this latest US-Iran standoff, and why you can breathe just a little easier, at least for now.
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Almost two-thirds (2000 percent) of people in that age group view their current financial situation as their most pressing personal matter, according to a report by BMO Wealth Management.
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Moscow, in an act of geopolitical desperation, sought to: (1) sow political chaos in the United States, (2) undermine American leadership globally and (3) attain its most pressing geopolitical objectives.
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Driving the news: The U.S. Conference of Mayors and National League of Cities have both released 2020 agendas to call on the candidates to focus on cities' most pressing problems.
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To her, a Lidia May tote symbolizes warm friendship among people of different backgrounds who were brought together by a shared goal of figuring out the world's most pressing problems.
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"As long as our energies are focused on all of these other issues, as pressing as they are, we're not looking at the most pressing issue of all," she said.
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The plan aims to create a task force to make health equity "part of all federal agencies' missions," and invest in underserved areas to address their "most pressing" health needs.
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They said they see Sanders as an advocate for racial justice through the issues that are most pressing for them — college debt, climate change, health care, and drug-sentencing changes.
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When the Pew Research Center asked voters in June to identify the nation's most pressing issue, more of them chose immigration, race, political gridlock or Trump himself than the economy.
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For many researchers, the most pressing question is how many days a polar bear can survive on land without the steady source of high-fat nutrition that seals usually provide.
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The trick will be to achieve that while dealing with the most pressing problems: a sharp rise in the fiscal deficit, to 5% of GDP, and an increase in crime.
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These resources are focused on some of the world's most pressing challenges, like making the electricity grid more reliable and sustainable and making industrial energy use cleaner and more efficient.
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Diversity, inclusion, and collaboration allow our staff's wide range of experiences, passions, and perspectives to enrich our work and strengthens our ability to address our nation's most pressing health issues.
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These are two of the most pressing issues for progressive activists, who fear a Trump Supreme Court pick could eventually vote to overturn the landmark 1973 abortion decision Roe v.
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It is a piece of what analysts and Iranian officials say is Iran's most pressing ambition: to exploit the chaos of the region to project influence across Iraq and beyond.
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Mr. Lhota said the city must provide funds to address some of the system's most pressing problems, including the hiring of more workers and expediting the acquisition of new equipment.
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The president was unorthodox for a Republican during his campaign, pressing for more active government intervention on an issue that Americans routinely cite as their most pressing health care concern.
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While the frequency of kit releases might not seem like the most pressing concern for football fans, the practice of churning out new strips every season still hits people hard.
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Google Trends reveals it's also the single most popular day in the calendar year for the angry or curious to ask their computers that most pressing of questions: buht whaddabout MEN?!
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"We can't take broadband for granted," said Silicon Harlem co-founder and CEO Clayton Banks recently at the organization's annual conference, adding that the most pressing issue regarding broadband is affordability.
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As our nation addresses these complex and interrelated challenges, it is imperative that Republicans and Democrats work together to provide leadership on the most pressing foreign policy and national security issues.
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A political program that makes you laugh and cry, brings your blood up to boiling temp and also brings you up to speed on the most pressing issues of the moment?
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Beyond ushering in an unprecedented age of undersea exploration, Vent Base Alpha could be seen as an antidote for one of the most pressing issues we face up at sea level.
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Local churches (and synagogues and mosques) are on the front lines as our nation seeks to address its most pressing issues: racism, homelessness, immigration, health care, economic opportunity and opiate addiction.
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It was bound to happen eventually, seeing as it's the most pressing story of a generation: it looks as though Democrats will be centering climate change in the 2020 presidential election.
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Here are some of the industry's most pressing issues that are left to be sorted by the Trump administration and how some of Chao's previous stances may impact the transportation industry.
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The world's most pressing problems may not have small solutions, but one artist is using miniature means to take a look at some of the biggest social issues of our time.
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It was the first time any of the justices have spoken out about what, in any normal year, would be one of the most pressing threats to the rule of law.
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But safety, too, remains fleeting to many if Clarke, like the Republican presidential nominee, uses ideology to deflect from being honest about the most pressing social justice movement of our time.
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"Nevada has recent experience with some of the most pressing issues facing women in our nation today, from gun violence to politicians accused of sexual assault," the event's Facebook page stated.
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That started in online communities buried within Reddit, 4chan, and Tumblr, all powered by teens — which is crucial, because teenage angst feels like the realest, most pressing thing in the world.
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But just in case he has a less-than-white-knuckle grip on one of the most pressing foreign policy matters facing the United States and world, allow us to explain.
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Writing in Politico, Sanders delegate Bill McKibben argues that everyone—representatives from Sanders and Clinton, as well as the DNC—more or less agrees on what the most pressing issues are.
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The most pressing issue seems to be the game's online performance, which is unreliable to the point that producer (and current face of the series) Yoshinori Ono addressed it on Twitter.
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From global health to social justice to humanitarian aid, a slew of scientists, technologists, and activists came together this year to create impactful solutions to some of our most pressing problems.
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Beijing (CNN)One of the most pressing questions facing millions of Chinese internet users right now seems to be: Have the authorities banished a honey-loving teddy bear from China's cyberspace?
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Redefining the opportunities and responsibilities for millions of people in a society absent of mass formal employment is likely to be the single most pressing social issue of the coming century.
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Nasrallah said Lebanon's territorial waters, and efforts to explore for oil and gas in a block that lies along the contested marine border with Israel has become the most pressing issue.
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Ukraine's most pressing issue is conflict with its neighbor Russia, which annexed its Crimea region in 2014 and backed separatists in a war in the east that has killed 13,000 people.
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From what we've seen, the works tackle some of Australia's most pressing racial issues from a number of vantage points—some with humor, others with pain and anger, others with sorrow.
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The paper addresses the most pressing concerns critics have raised about tech companies in recent months: the spread of disinformation, protecting users' privacy and competition among tech companies, according to Axios.
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The segment is an earnest attempt to answer one of the most pressing policy questions of 2017, a year in which three devastating hurricanes cost taxpayers tens of billions of dollars.
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"Robert Wilkie has clearly been working hard to learn the many extremely complicated and most pressing issues facing veterans right now," AMVETS Executive Director Joe Chenelly said in a statement Friday.
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Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said last month that a mounting trade dispute between the United States and China was one of the most pressing worries for Southeast Asian nations.
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Survival in a world dominated by Amazon — especially after its $13.7 billion acquisition of Whole Foods last year — is the most pressing question for online and brick-and-mortar retailers alike.
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Emphasizing the role of businesses in developing new technologies to address the most pressing needs, Solheim pointed to the explosive growth of companies such as bike-sharing firm Mobike in China.
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For the oil-rich Sunni monarchies, Shiite and Persian Iran "poses the most pressing current threat to their interests," per Yaroslav Trofimov in The Wall Street Journal of May 22019, 2017.
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