Most public comments submitted to Commerce favored preserving existing sanctuaries.
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One of Nintendo's most public faces is leaving the company.
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Most public investors will be locked out of that upside.
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And he must do so in the most public ways.
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It also seems he's no fan of most public transport.
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Since 2015, most public institutions have stopped publishing socioeconomic information.
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And Joe Biden would not be topping most public polls.
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It's the same distinction we make with most public figures.
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This has increasingly become the most public part of her job.
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Gillum, who is slightly ahead in most public polling, looked relaxed.
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Indeed, most public discussion on Brexit has been procedural, not substantive.
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One of Thompson's most public breakups was with actor Kenneth Branagh.
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Most public polls show a dead heat between the two candidates.
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Now it is her scorching dissents that draw most public attention.
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Clinton has polled in the mid-40s in most public surveys.
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Most public events were canceled and many public institutions are closed.
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Most public events were cancelled and many public institutions are closed.
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The White House restoration had its most public moment during Mrs.
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Breakingviews Succession planning is a big deal at most public companies.
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Like most public-health crises, this one requires a societal solution.
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Most public housing is in desperate need of reconstruction and rehabilitation.
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She has led in most public opinion polling there since the summer.
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But most public health issues—including mental wellbeing—impact different people differently.
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Ted Cruz had their most public and direct fight of the campaign.
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In Egypt, most public middle and high schools are separated by gender.
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Thursday's appearance marked the most public part of that effort so far.
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LetterOne was formed in 2013 with its most public face in London.
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The most public resistance to protectionism will likely come from the Senate.
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Undocumented immigrants are not eligible for most public programs and cannot vote.
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It was the president tweaking the Speaker in a most public way.
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E-Verify receives the most public support of any proposed immigration reform.
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And I think most public companies are very good about communicating with investors.
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One woman, Keri Kukral, has been the most public in alleging improper conduct.
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So most public land in the city can't be used to grow food.
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Most public registries are maintained in government databases, creating giant, siloes of information.
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He's denied the allegations against him, and has since avoided most public events.
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They were quicker than most public transit options, if those options even existed.
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In his native Bengal most public places seem to be named after him.
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What happens after you experience the most public transgender coming out in history?
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His most public task in the interim appeared to be clapping behind Mrs.
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Biden has led in most public polls since announcing his candidacy in April.
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Most public buildings, it just glances off the surface and that's about it.
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Hong Kong also closed most public venues – restaurants, bars, sporting events and theaters.
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Like most public bus networks, school buses are an analog form of transportation.
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Meanwhile, it's the focus on Chambers's photos that have earned the most public ire.
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The stories helped catapult the Me Too movement into its current, most public phase.
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I was in one of the most public places you can be — a festival.
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But that is not the case in most public and low-cost private schools.
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But it is the threat posed by Shor's algorithm that draws most public attention.
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In recent weeks, Trump has been running behind Clinton in most public opinion polls.
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We lost one of our own in one of the most public ways possible.
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Tribune Publishing/Gannett This is probably the most public hostile situation at the moment.
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The recent visit to the warship was Jokowi's most public display of sovereignty yet.
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The most public of those is Jerry Jones, the deeply conservative Dallas Cowboys owner.
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At most public universities, fewer than 20 percent of students graduate in four years.
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In recent years, they have been finding themselves in the most public of conversations.
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At most public events I attend in SF I am the only Black person.
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The reality is that most public offices want to comply with open records requests.
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They're the ones that allow for private experiences in the most public of places.
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King Bhumibol's portrait, bespectacled and sober, hangs in most public spaces and private homes.
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One of President Donald Trump's most public supporters has suddenly become an outspoken critic.
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Gillibrand remains at 1 percent in most public opinion polls of the Democratic primary.
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Most public spaces in Saudi Arabia are designed to keep men and women apart.
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In 2011, they cut benefits and collective bargaining rights for most public sector workers.
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But that would be far earlier than most public health officials think is possible.
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The most public torchbearer for Mr. Jobs's character and legacy is Ms. Powell Jobs.
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Still, like most public companies, it's seen its fair share of ups and downs.
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Observational study of most public policy isn't done to fashion ways to harm people.
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It is the Trump administration's most public rebuke yet of Russians over election meddling.
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Why would you wait a second longer to commit in the most public way?
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Greenification, gentrification 20 minutes away, Millvale is the city's most public clean energy success story.
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Most public defenders handle more cases per year than recommended in professional standards for lawyers.
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High-ranking roles like Cabinet officials draw the most public attention -- and at times, controversy.
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The strike began on Monday, closing banks, shops and markets and halting most public transport.
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You'll feel this energy in the most private and most public areas of your life.
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Most public water systems in the US depend on surface water to keep taps flowing.
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While most public universities have sat back as privates landed eye-popping donations, that's changing.
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The government also slashed the working week for most public employees to just two days.
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Even though most public marijuana businesses shy away from handling weed directly, some do not.
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Where most public housing tenants early on were white, now most are black and Hispanic.
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Shadow hasn't made a public statement, and its most public investor, Acronym, is pleading ignorance.
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Legal permanent residents must wait five years before they are eligible for most public benefits.
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In most public and private schools across the nation, Chromebooks, iPads or Windows devices are everywhere.
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"[Crowdfunding] can be really effective but it's also the most public way to fail," Lafferty said.
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She clapped back at her (now former) employers in the most public, creative, and brutal way.
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Trump's distaste for conflict also kept him away from some of his campaign's most public firings.
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Ecological sustainability is no longer a big radical idea; most public school children learn about it.
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And like most public figures with lots of followers, the Kardashians have all taken a hit.
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Under Ohio law, a felony conviction bars anyone from holding most public offices for seven years.
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And the BBC will be audited by the National Audit Office, which audits most public institutions.
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" But most public expressions of distress about corruption in Trump's circle struck him as a "pretense.
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Libertson says the reason for this is that tattoos are still forbidden in most public bathhouses.
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It's been nearly two years since the current, most public phase of the #MeToo movement began.
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And yet the horror is not indelible; it is fading, as most public tragedies eventually do.
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Trump did not win Virginia in 2016, and most public polling data shows Northam leading Gillespie.
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Its co-chair and most public face was Elwood Cornett, a retired educator and practicing preacher.
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And the simplest, most powerful, most public way to do that was via what you wore.
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Who are the groups subjected to the most public vitriol for their published work, she asked?
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Unusually for a politician, Mr Madigan avoids interviews (including requests from The Economist) and most public events.
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For most public companies, the rule will take effect in 2019, but companies may adopt it earlier.
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Argento was one of the first and most public voices speaking out against Harvey Weinstein last year.
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I washed my hands and used the hand sanitizer provided in most public spaces pretty much constantly.
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In most cities, it is illegal to sleep in cars, in tents, and in most public places.
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That view is shared by other top officials, but Brennan has been the most public to date.
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The war has also devastated South Sudan's economy, slashing the oil production that funds most public spending.
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The PillPack purchase represented one of Amazon's most public moves into the $3.5 trillion health-care industry.
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In an effort to exclude yakuza members from society, visible tattoos are forbidden in most public places.
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And if sunlight really is the best disinfectant, the most public setting should produce the fairest result.
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"Most public people who aren't white feel this pressure and are asked to represent everybody," she said.
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It's a period the history books used to teach most public school students did not grapple with.
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Board of Education, most public schools in America's major cities remain starkly divided by race and class.
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The law has been interpreted broadly, stifling most public discussion of anything related to the royal family.
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One of the biggest shows on Broadway this season has also had the longest, most public evolution.
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Most public companies require their boards to have audit committees to oversee financial reporting, disclosure and risk.
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But most public estimates envisioned a fight stretching over months, and that appears to be coming true.
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Vientiane New World, an outdoor mall on the development's west end, is Camce's most public-facing development.
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With more than 13 million nightly viewers, he is also one of President Trump's most public defenders.
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Most public support granted since 2009 to the Tirrenia Group was deemed correct, however, the Commission said.
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The employee protests over harassment, which followed the #MeToo movement, have been Google's largest and most public.
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What do you when you get your butt handed to you in the most public way possible?
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Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn turned the Golden Globes into their most public date yet on Sunday.
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Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn had their most public date yet at the Golden Globes on Sunday.
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Mr. Hallowell has been the most public about his personal and professional efforts to navigate the scandal.
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But Adams said this instance of outing is the most public outing he's seen on a broadcast network.
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They left us with destroyed infrastructure and we did the most public works in the last 50 years.
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Since #MeToo entered its most public phase, allegations against legislators on both sides of the aisle — including Reps.
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But they arguably paved the way for the #MeToo movement to enter its most public phase in 2017.
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Since 2011 pay increases for most public-sector workers have been capped at 1% a year at most.
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The way people treat her is the most public form of bullying I have seen in a while.
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It would apply to most public housing units, except those in buildings that are only partially government-funded.
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This is higher than 4 percent interest rate on deposits that most public and private sector banks offer.
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But his pattern of behavior was put on its most public display years before he campaigned for president.
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Most public water systems are required to perform a full system inventory detailing all parts and materials used.
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This compares to the 4 percent interest rate on deposits that most public and private sector banks offer.
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It could be a routine inspection of the sort most public companies can expect from time to time.
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Despite being one of its most public critics, Abigail Disney never sought a position in he Financial Times.
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However, she's been home in Los Angeles while she recovers and this is her most public outing yet.
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Mr. Bolsonaro, who represents the state of Rio de Janeiro, is the most public face of this movement.
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Mike Rogers also addressed the think tank Friday, making the Trump administration's most public push yet for reauthorization.
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Most public pollsters use the self-reported vote intention of respondents to determine who is likely to vote.
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Most public polls show him in the low single digits or, in some cases, not registering at all.
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During elections, most public opinion surveys try to identify likely voters and use them to predict the winner.
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This conclusion is the opposite of the take on social change you will hear in most public commentary.
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The episode is the most public rift between the U.S. and Philippines since Duterte took office this year.
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Lebanon announced this week that it would shut its borders, banks and most public institutions until March 29.
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It will be the most public role George W. Bush has taken to date in his brother's campaign.
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As with most public spaces in the kingdom, the hotel does not permit shorts, skirts or tank tops.
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They fear the wrath of the ABVP, which is popular across India and active on most public university campuses.
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Kim was the most public of all Kim Jong Il's sons before half brother Kim Jong Un took power.
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We can only speculate on their inner worlds, but since they're the most public of public figures, we will.
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In December, Cam Battley, Aurora's chief corporate officer and the company's most public figure, stepped down from his role.
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It was originally a spinoff from Google+, one of Google's most public missteps that shut down earlier this year.
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Most public services have faced severe cuts under the current Conservative government, but health has been spared the knife.
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Knowing that most public schools operate on tight budgets, Barnes is also trying to make his doors more affordable.
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News of the allegations against him helped kick off the current, most public phase of the Me Too movement.
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A measure to ban most public transport from the city centre in December caused gridlock and was quickly abandoned.
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Bush Hager is perhaps the most public member of her family today, appearing on NBC's Today Show nearly daily.
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His appearances on Capitol Hill starting Tuesday will be one of the Facebook mogul's most public challenges to date.
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Perhaps her most public spat involved her sister, Mary Cheney, who blasted Liz Cheney's opposition to same-sex marriage.
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And to add insult to injury, most public transportation systems charge higher fares based on how far you travel.
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But Kim isn't the only celebrity to expand her family through gestational surrogacy, even if she's the most public.
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"She put her credibility on the line by making these terrible accusations in the most public way," he said.
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Now that Trump is president, the most public job in America, his managerial skills are much easier to gauge.
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The Email Privacy Act had the most public backers of any bill in Congress, and it passed 419-0.
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Most public educators like myself might be happier without some of this intervention, especially when it comes to testing.
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In most public schools, residency programs are not an option because we have not dedicated the necessary financial resources.
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The work is a sprawling public display which unfolds itself across one of Lodz's most public-facing tenement buildings.
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Whatever the case, it's clear that most public companies don't want to be viewed as propping up hate groups.
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Nielsen has been the administration's most public face in defending the highly controversial policy, put in place this spring.
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The murder happened in one of our most public spaces, the transportation system used by all but the wealthiest.
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It administers naturalization ceremonies across the country -- one of the most public and cherished duties the agency carries out.
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Lori Heinel, its deputy chief investment officer, remains the most public voice of the $2.5 trillion asset manager's efforts.
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Well over 21% of your day is in different classrooms learning like you would in most public high schools.
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The investor Bill Browder, one of the highest-profile Kremlin critics, is the most public target of this effort.
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The most public of the conversations have revolved around Civil War monuments, many of them in the American South.
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Transparency watchdogs monitor the rise and fall of Mr Orban's coterie by charting who gets the most public contracts.
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The comments are Ms. Warren's clearest and most public confirmation yet that she is preparing to seek the presidency.
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Italy weighed possible closure of all schools, cultural centers and most public events, while economists warned of growth consequences.
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Schools are closed Don't drop your kid off at school on Presidents Day because most public schools are closed.
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The claims touched off one of the most public feuds between the two candidates ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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But most public defenders have to hire private consultants to conduct forensic examinations of the evidence in their cases.
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The Email Privacy Act had the most public backers of any bill in Congress, and it passed 419-0.
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It's interesting, though, that Arnu became the voice of opposition: He's actually one of Rachel's most public-facing residents.
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Most public schools of this era had a heavy Protestant tilt, which prompted Catholics to create their own schools.
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Northam has maintained a small lead in most public polls in recent weeks, despite being outspent on television ads.
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This was the most public expression of the intense reaction generated across the country by Mr. Trump's polarizing decision.
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Italy weighed possible closure of all schools, cultural centres and most public events, while economists warned of growth consequences.
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Nowadays it is so easy to check all sorts of things, especially political/personal slander on most public figures.
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Most public libraries today offer eBooks and software, along with tech support, meeting rooms, computer access and literacy programs.
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AT&T's top priority is tackling its debt load of $171 billion, much more than most public companies carry.
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The sad truth is that most public schools in the United States already do some sort of mass shooting drill.
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Prince Charles and his sister Princess Anne conducted the most public duties on behalf of the royal family this year.
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The most public-facing element of Parry-Okeden is a children's book she authored in 1989, Down By The Gate.
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When the campaign began in 22, most public health officials and donors expected the battle to be over by 23.
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Most public hospitals - often dilapidated and short of vital medical equipment - are understaffed, while drugs are frequently out of stock.
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The Leave campaign might have lost if it had had to depend on the personalities of its most public faces.
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Unlike most public workers, they enjoy free train tickets, they receive free health care and, in some cases, subsidised housing.
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"Qualtrics is already the size of most public companies," said Ryan Sweeney, a partner at Accel, in Wednesday's press release.
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While most public whip counts show a razor-thin margin, leadership is apparently confident they have the votes they need.
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Most public transit is far from luxurious, and when another passenger makes it even more uncomfortable, it can be maddening.
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Rometty's letter is the most public display of support for the Equality Act by the Business Roundtable in recent years.
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You probably want to avoid Mondays, as most public holidays fall on Mondays and you get those days off anyway.
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CalPERS, along with most public pension funds across the country, has struggled to achieve their investment goals in recent years.
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It also administers naturalization ceremonies across the country -- one of the most public and cherished duties the agency carries out.
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But most public health experts say that it's simply premature to talk about returning to normalcy in a few weeks.
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In the conflict theorist worldview, most public problems are caused not by errors or complexity, but by malice and oppression.
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Most public schools in the United States don't have a single staff member dedicated to helping students apply to college.
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New Orleans has ordered the closure of most public spaces Monday amid the coronavirus outbreak that has rocked the nation.
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Most public surveys simply ask respondents whether they'll vote, while these voter file-based surveys relied on past vote history.
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A decade ago, in most public places, it was nigh impossible to find a private place to do your business.
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Ohio state law allows people to carry firearms in plain sight on most public property, including areas surrounding the convention.
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You can also find The New York Times at most public libraries, and some even allow you to access NYTimes.
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I'll mention our principal duties and then focus on one: monetary policy, the responsibility that gets the most public attention.
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Samsung has been the most public about its efforts, as it has a blood pressure-related partnership with UC San Francisco.
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Most public school systems in northern Virginia and Prince George's County schools in suburban Maryland said classes would be cancelled Monday.
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He's also the one Republican in the race who earned the most public respect from the liberal news media and Democrats.
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At the time, her most public role had been serving as president of Chicago's civilian Police Board, which handles officer discipline.
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With most public records, the Right to Know law designates an officer to coordinate with the public for most records requests.
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Last month, a trio of hires made the most public splash yet out of Facebook's new Washington, D.C.-focused recruitment campaign.
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Even though Davidson has the pet tattooed on his body, he has showed the most public reservations about having the animal.
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It was a chronicle of valor asserted in the most public of arenas scrutinized by an audience that spanned the globe.
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This is the most visible of all levers available to executives, and the one that is receiving the most public scrutiny.
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Since then, however, O'Rourke has seen his political fortunes stall with most public polls show him in the low single digits.
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At the same time, though, one of porn's most public figures in the battle against mandatory condom legislation is stepping down.
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Airbnb's most public olive branch has been its proposal to collect millions of dollars in hotel taxes for New York City.
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Perhaps his most public role in challenging American policies toward the Soviet Union came in 21984 under President Gerald R. Ford.
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The government declared a medical state of emergency on Sunday, announcing a shutdown that included most public institutions and private companies.
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Germany, the EU's largest economy, has called for the cancellation of most public events to stop the spread of the virus.
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They knew, also, that exposés of these allegations had helped catapult the Me Too movement into its current, most public phase.
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O.K., mostly Israel, perhaps because it has been the most public about its status as a political oxymoron, a Jewish democracy.
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You may have heard whispers of travel bans, but most public health officials recommend against them because they don't really work.
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"I write partly in order to change myself," Sontag once remarked, explaining her penchant for famously reversing her most public stances.
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Collins and Romney have so far been most public about suggesting they'd support calling witnesses, but they alone wouldn't be enough.
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Makes one wonder: Could this possibly be the most public and acrimonious relationship ever between a president and an FBI director?
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Most public-company CEOs spend a lot of their time working on the parts of the business that make the money!
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The grave is the most public of what is now a triptych of similar artwork in three graveyards around the world.
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Pence, who has been one of the White House's most public advocates for ObamaCare repeal, tried to address concerns over Medicaid.
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Most public sector doctors have been on a strike over pay since September, paralysing government hospitals where the poor seek treatment.
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Most public universities, which are state agencies, have associated foundations in order to receive philanthropic donations that support research on campus.
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Most public restrooms in China do not provide any toilet paper, while others provide a common roll for visitors to use.
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The economic frame of reference in which most public debate takes place sets no intrinsic value on natural beauty or uniqueness.
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Vinnie also became one of metal's most public faces, hamming it up for awards show promos and guest-starring in Pantera parodies.
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The American president's visit comes during one of the most public rifts between the two countries in their 83-year-old alliance.
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No, but this is the most public spirited... STEWART: When I say, "Don't get it on you" I don't mean, don't engage.
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That private side — along with her natural hair — has been protected with the armor that being in the most-public position required.
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Dr Bengio says such artificial intuition was on display during the most public demonstration of deep-learning that has ever taken place.
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One of the most public faces of the transition, parliament speaker Shwe Mann urged the military and the NLD to work together.
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That pales in comparison to Sanders, who announced his presidential bid in February and remains Biden's closest competitor in most public polls.
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That evening, Kushner made his most public push yet, appearing on Trump's favorite show -- "Hannity" on Fox News -- to plug the bill.
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If there's one place in the world where Trump's policies seem to be enjoying the most public support, it would be Israel.
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"In most public restroom surfaces, human-associated bacteria dominate," says Dr. Nilka Figueroa, an Infectious Diseases Chief Fellow at Harlem Hospital Center.
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But most public school teachers and government health care workers, who began striking a day earlier, did not show up for work.
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He wanted to shrink collective bargaining rights for most public sector workers in a state with deep roots in the labor movement.
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Most public, private and nonprofit higher education institutions are regionally accredited, while national and specialized accreditors review for-profit and trade schools.
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But most public opinion polls find that voters rank the environment last or nearly last among the issues that they vote on.
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The agenda found its most public expression in May when Hughes in the New York Times called for the breakup of Facebook.
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A few high-profile men, like Bill Cosby and Larry Nassar, have been sentenced since the movement entered its most public phase.
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Most public support for the PSD comes from the rural, poorer part of the electorate that traditionally backs welfare-driven economic programs.
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Most public-facing government functions are closed for the weekend, lowering the odds that a weekend shutdown will interfere will people's lives.
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In Trump's Comfort Zone The process of picking this Secretary of State was clearly the noisiest, most public and political in recent memory.
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Most public companies don't report granular renewal rates for their larger enterprise relationships, but the unit economics of these businesses are incredibly compelling.
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Last year, while walking a red carpet, the couple was asked by Extra to reveal the "most public place" they've ever done it.
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Shreves gave VICE News a tour: The most public glimpses into the industry have tended to come in the form of grisly scandals.
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Considering the fact that she might be one of the most public figures living today, there's still much we don't know about KKW.
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Boeing crisis: Boeing is about to give its most public accounting yet of how the 22 Max crisis has hurt its bottom line.
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They've even gone on some of their most public dates over the summer, including an outing with Aaron Paul and his wife Lauren.
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First-quarter earnings season, when most public companies report their quarterly results, came in like a lion and went out like a lamb.
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The one that caught the most public attention was Istanbul's Gezi Park, a rare patch of green in the heart of the city.
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"Most public interest," a news release noted, "has focused on a proposal by the Cloud Appreciation Society" to recognize the so-called asperatus.
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The option often tried in Germany—banning far-right clothing brands—won't work in most public places due to American free speech protections.
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Wheaton had spent the previous two months embroiled in what was arguably the most public and contentious trial of its 156-year history.
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Most public reaction has centered on her revelations about the Joint Fundraising Agreement that the DNC struck with the Clinton campaign in 43.
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As with any rule or law, there are multiple avenues for dissent; a direct legal challenge is among the quickest and most public.
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This round means that both Benchmark and Sequoia Capital (via Instacart) have returned to the sector site of their most public failure (Webvan).
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As Foreign Policy recently highlighted, these are just the most public in a series of hit his reputation has suffered within the department.
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The hearings are likely to be the most public reckoning for Boeing since the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines jet earlier this month.
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As the last section implies, our turnout model plays a far bigger role in our survey than it does in most public polls.
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In the most public incident, a South Jersey schoolteacher appeared to place some blame for the girl's disappearance on the mother's Mexican heritage.
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"Most public health departments can respond to one case or two cases," Dr. Joshua Sharfstein, a public health professor at Johns Hopkins, said.
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There is a widespread perception that most public-private transportation projects sell off assets or give private companies the authority to collect tolls.
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Kind of the way she seemed to reject most public displays of affection with her husband until the final leg of the trip.
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In 2011, he eliminated collective bargaining rights from most public employees and forced them to contribute more to their retirement and health insurance.
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The New York Times's Upshot section has been polling the race, and most public opinion polls show Mr. Cruz holding a small lead.
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As a result, most public holidays are for Buddhist holiday days, but there are also holidays for important Hindu, Christian and Muslim religious events.
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Most public, private and nonprofit higher education institutions are regionally accredited, while national and specialized accreditors tend to draw for-profit and trade schools.
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The potential rival to Authentic Brands who has been most public about his intentions is Sam Ben-Avraham, the retail and trade show entrepreneur.
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Mauzy's account is the most public yet pointing to issues with opioid pain medication as a significant, life-threatening issue in Prince's last days.
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Five years ago, Google — one of the most public proselytizers of how studying workers can transform productivity — became focused on building the perfect team.
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While many international soccer players have been coy about whether they've had plastic surgery, Higuita changed his look in the most public way possible.
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Most public SaaS companies report net churn, which represents how your existing customer base is growing or shrinking from one period to the next.
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Professionalism is imperative — if you wouldn't say it in a social or work setting, don't say it online, in the most public of forums.
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Hadestown, the new musical that opened on Broadway April 17, has had one of the most public evolutions of any musical I know of.
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He has raised more than $2 million, has pulled even or ahead in most public polls, and is drawing big crowds of enthusiastic supporters.
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Just before cars finally took over most public spaces for transportation, there were more public transit options provided by some weirdly familiar looking vehicles.
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Heroes of the Dorm is—well, was, for 2016—without a doubt, the most public demonstration of eSports in the history of the industry.
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As Facebook continues to struggle with its image post-Cambridge Analytica, another one of the company's most public privacy advocates has left the company.
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Hong Kong scored well in areas like transportation - for HK$2, senior citizens can take most public transport to any part of the city.
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Because of that, other than Aerojet Rocketdyne, the space divisions are only a small part of most public companies in the national security category.
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Once again, a CEO prone to lashing out in public brings unpredictability, which in turn brings volatility — two things most public investors don't want.
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It struck so many as strange that the Republican candidate and many of his most public advocates would embrace WikiLeaks -- and Russia -- so publicly.
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Most public school dress codes center around the age-old fingertip rule: that shorts, skirts, and dresses cannot reach higher than the student's fingertips.
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Scott Walker, a Republican, pushed through legislation that crippled most public-sector unions, membership has fallen 4.53 percent since 2008, to 223,000 from 396,000.
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Landing all three has never been done, and drone ship landings have led to some of SpaceX's most public (not to say embarrassing) failures.
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Moscow had already suspended most public events and restricted mass gatherings, as well as banning the entry of foreign nationals and closing some schools.
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That vote is for now still going ahead despite the suspension of most public events and restrictions on mass gatherings in many Russian cities.
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The most public discussion around suicide this year centered on the Netflix series "463 Reasons Why," adapted from the book of the same title.
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Now, at the center of that most public of places, one heralded as "The House That Kobe Built," she stood alone as a eulogist.
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Gavin Newsom, pushes back the start times at most public middle and high schools, making California the first state to order such a shift.
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It was a show of forgiveness in the most public of places, an instance of him being the person he was raised to be.
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But that moment would be topped by the most public transition thus far: In 2015, Caitlyn Jenner appeared on a glamorous Vanity Fair cover.
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Trump also turned to attack on Clinton, who shocked the political world by falling to Trump despite most public polls pointing to her victory.
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The country's former intelligence chief called President Nicolás Maduro a dictator with a corrupt inner circle, one of the most public rejections to date.
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But now Amazon will walk away from the largest and most public subsidy auction in history with relatively few giveaways to show for it.
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A former Venezuelan intelligence chief called President Nicolás Maduro a dictator with a corrupt inner circle, one of the most public rejections to date.
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Her most public success was helping negotiate the reopening of the famed Fabric, which shut after two teenage clubgoers died there after taking drugs.
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First, we are a very big and diverse country, and most public opinion across issues does not cohere along any meaningful left-right spectrum.
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While BP's support of Tate may have come under the most public scrutiny to date, it's not the only cultural sponsorship undertaken by the company.
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Though most public estimates put the Volcán de Fuego's death toll around 100 people, our partner in Guatemala tells me this figure is grossly underestimated.
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When Tidal's most public-facing owners can't survive more than 48 hours in a Tidal-only world, what could've gone so wrong with the company?
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Following her first keynote appearance, all eyes are on Ahrendts, Apple's big investment, as she reimagines the most public-facing part of Apple: its stores.
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On Tuesday, Matthew was pointed towards Myrtle Beach, prompting a mass evacuation and the closing of most public buildings and quite a few private ones.
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New York (CNN Business)On Wednesday, Boeing will give its most public accounting yet of how the 737 Max crisis has hurt its bottom line.
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It's the most public place that we've visited together (the restaurant was fairly empty, and we sat inside on a sunny day, avoiding pedestrian traffic).
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Most public knowledge about Novichok comes from two Russian scientists who went public about the nerve agent shortly after the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991.
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In the only African country to have legalised gay marriage, this modest-sized building is home to Africa's first and most public LGBT-friendly mosque.
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The report finds that the recourse most public citizens have to address the very artificially intelligent systems that may impact them is shrinking, not growing.
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Monica Lewinsky is perhaps the woman who suffered the most public damage from a relationship that was a prime example of an abuse of power.
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The pro- and anti-Boehner factions within the House Republican Party both identified as ideologically conservative and took similar positions on most public policy matters.
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They are forbidden from mixing freely with men in most public places and from appearing in public without a full length abaya and a headscarf.
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A significant number of friends, relatives and religious leaders have never once mentioned the case to me, despite my role as its most public victim.
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The decision to shift most public university classes in New York online followed similar moves by most major private universities in the state this week.
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And most public pollsters didn't conduct enough polls, late enough in the race, to be sure of just how well or poorly they really did.
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In 123, thousands of demonstrators furiously protested efforts to limit labor union power, including sharply cutting collective bargaining rights for most public-sector workers. Gov.
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But as with most public pronouncements from inside the black box of the US intelligence apparatus, there was no way to check the government's work.
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In the age of the smart phone and biometric identity checks most public services in Brazil remain frustrating, lengthy ordeals involving multiple documents and procedures.
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So far around the world, however, "the credit strength of most public sector entities has proved resilient to contractual and contingent PPP risks," it said.
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Some of the most public discontent, however, has come in Washington, where a divide between rural and urban areas has become a recurring political split.
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The Islamic State, by contrast, encourages adherents to operate on the Internet's most public networks, having determined that it's worth sacrificing secrecy in exchange for publicity.
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She's truly embracing her new life as an eligible woman, and she's now broadcasting it in the most public way: she dropped her married last name.
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After leading in the polls in Iowa for much of the last month, Mr. Cruz has slipped into second behind Mr. Trump in most public surveys.
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Google is betting big on machine learning, and this translation tool, now live for web and mobile queries, is perhaps the company's most public demonstration yet.
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Police on Monday said they arrested two people in connection with the attack, as the suburb emptied of most public activity by early evening that day.
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Because its projects are among the most ambitious deployments of sensing and networking technologies for smart cities, the company has also faced the most public criticism.
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The French filmmaker pranksters have been filming bands performing live in some of the most public, often disruptive, and sometimes random places, for the past decade.
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While most public discussions from employees have been critical of Dragonfly, some employees are also defending the project's merits internally — at least in an exploratory stage.
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Moore led Jones in most public polls before the allegations against him surfaced publicly; according to RealClearPolitics he was up by about 27 points on average.
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As early as December 2017, just months after the #MeToo movement entered its most public phase, Jack Shafer at Politico was offering to shepherd Oreskes's comeback.
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Still, Republicans are about to punch themselves in the face, either by passing a horrible bill or by clowning themselves in the most public possible way.
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Most public polls show Feinstein poised to earn somewhere around 40 percent of the vote on Tuesday, guaranteeing her a spot in the November general election.
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said the city expected most public services and businesses to be restored by Tuesday, the first day after Monday's Labor Day holiday.
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If the closure only lasts through the weekend, much of the nation might not notice, as most public-facing government functions are closed for the weekend.
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One of its most public stings came when, just as McCarthy's biggest popular success, The Group, topped charts in 1963, Hardwick published a parody of it.
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Most public polls leading up to the Tuesday primary showed the Tallahassee mayor trailing two more-moderate Democrats, Graham and former Miami Beach Mayor Philip Levine.
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To date, Sanders's most public, but also most parlous, statements on his own Semitism occurred in the first two of his two-person debates with Hillary.
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Unlike CEOs of most public companies including oil majors, Exxon CEOs historically have not joined the calls, where analysts can ask for operations details and outlooks.
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While most public schools across the country acknowledge this, a few schools have unfortunately sought to punish protesters or to impose policies that would restrict protests.
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said the city expected most public services and businesses to be restored by Tuesday, the first day after the Labor Day holiday.
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That's much higher than at most public schools, but I'll confess I still find it a bit disappointing because it means some charter graduates still struggle.
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It was his most public attempt yet to separate himself from Saudi operatives suspected of the killing, who include some of the crown prince's own aides.
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"The manager is the most public face of every single team, more so than the players," said James Wagner, who covers the Mets for The Times.
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His investigation into Catholic clergy sexual abuse has certainly garnered the most public attention, but even before it Mr. Shapiro's broader national profile had been rising.
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Quebec's nationalist provincial government recently banned most public servants – teachers, police officers, bureaucrats – from wearing religious symbols on the job, just as is done in France.
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Most public spaces in Kilamba are now overgrown with weeds and littered with trash — a reflection of the lack of maintenance afflicting much of Angola's reconstruction.
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The government this year raised most public sector salaries and cut taxes on annual one-off holiday payment which employees usually receive before the summer holidays.
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Schools and universities have been closed and most public gatherings banned in Samoa, located south of the equator about half way between Hawaii and New Zealand.
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Wallace named Cantlie as the most public and prominent British hostage, and when asked directly if the belief is Cantlie is still alive, he said yes.
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One sign of the crisis in most public schools in Oklahoma is its annual program that puts uncertified people in a classroom on an emergency basis.
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But most public brackets aren't taking the bait; on average, users favored the other top seeds — Villanova, North Carolina, Kansas — and even No. 2 Duke instead.
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The move to the UN would have made Powell one of the most public faces of the administration's foreign policy and subjected her to Senate confirmation.
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Most public health laws were written in the 18533th century, when cities were regularly swept by waves of cholera, yellow fever and smallpox that killed thousands.
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Moore led Jones in most public polls before the allegations against him surfaced publicly; according to RealClearPolitics he was up by about 6 points on average.
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The swing following the debate put the brakes on a big Trump price rally on PredictIt that coincided with a tightening in most public opinion polls.
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Zuckerberg and Mosseri have been in lockstep agreement up to this point on the most public matter involving Instagram — that it should be pulled apart from Facebook.
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For many teens, she was the relatable older sister, as she navigated adolescence on the most public stage in the world and did it with, well, coolness.
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So I find it admirable that Hillary has shared her personal and political evolution on the most public of stages and has acknowledged and examined her mistakes.
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The simultaneous walkouts echo similar protests in West Virginia and Oklahoma, and they stem from similar gripes that plague most public school systems across the United States.
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Britney's struggles with mental health, which eventually came to a head in 2007 and 2008, were the most public the world, and pop culture, had ever seen.
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That's why, in July, I decided to air my concerns in the most public of settings — in front of millions of Americans at the Democratic National Convention.
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Mr. Walker led a push five years ago to cut collective bargaining rights for most public sector workers, saying he needed to solve a state budget gap.
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In addition to cutting collective bargaining rights for most public sector workers, Mr. Walker's Act 10 generally required workers to contribute more for pensions and health plans.
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It was the most public manifestation of a long and mostly private rapprochement between Israel and the Gulf states, one the Trump administration is keen to promote.
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British law protects diversity in religion and practice, whereas in France the display of religious symbols, including the veil, is banned in most public institutions, including schools.
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The most public example of this was the EA_Spouse blog, in which the fiancée of an Electronic Arts programmer chronicled the impact crunch had on their lives.
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More from Tonic: Bianca Palmisano, Intimate Health Consulting, MarylandPalmisano says she isn't even allowed into most public schools in the area with her basic sex education program.
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Scientists argued the idea would be extremely limiting to the number of studies that could be used, since the data in most public health studies is confidential.
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Gillum and DeSantis are locked in a heated race to replace the term-limited Scott, with most public polls showing the Tallahassee mayor leading by single digits.
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The company's most public pronouncement came earlier this year when it formed a joint initiative with Berkshire Hathaway and J.P. Morgan aimed at improving health-care services.
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Sanders has held the second-place spot behind Biden in most public surveys for months, but some recent polls have shown Warren and Harris nudging past him.
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For Margrethe Vestager, the Danish politician turned European competition chief, the three cases against Google make up the most public — and longstanding — antitrust cases in the region.
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Now, obviously, not all unwanted bodily touching is a criminal act (or we would have been forced to shut down most public transportation a long time ago).
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But most kids don't get obesity surgery, mainly because most public and private health insurance doesn't cover it or they live far from surgery centers, Armstrong said.
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Riding a dirt bike is illegal in most cities, and on most public roads, because the bikes don't have standard safety equipment like headlights and turn signals.
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Mr. Li's remarks to the foreign executives were the Chinese government's most public effort so far to persuade them not to move supply chains out of China.
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A. Most public libraries in the United States carry The Times in print and may be able to give you papers from previous days, weeks or months.
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Kennedy's was one of the most public murders in history, a victim shot in front of hundreds of spectators, with a coterie of news reporters in tow.
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Since most public speaking opportunities will be virtual for the time being, it's a great opportunity to "test drive" a keynote online and get some practice in.
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This wasn't an issue for our polls — we adjusted our sample by party registration — but most public polls don't have a mechanism to correct for partisan nonresponse.
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The reasoning was that the young chairman and chief executive needed "runway" to build Facebook, without the pesky distractions most public companies face from unwashed shareholder hordes.
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The entire country witnessed the most public display of police brutality seen since Southern white sheriffs had beaten and attacked black civil rights marchers 30 years before.
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In the months before his visit to Michael Best, Schultz cast the lone Republican vote against a bill that stripped collective-bargaining rights from most public employees.
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Those legal fights were the most public salvos in what the top women's players had come to view as a yearslong fight for respect and equal treatment.
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And whereas most public art tends to be physically static and stay on ideologically neutral ground, Creative Time has always engaged outright with political and social issues.
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In 2013, he signed a law that banned smoking in most public places, raised taxes on tobacco products and banned the sale of them at street kiosks.
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"It's a rather opulent version of your typical German sauna, and like most public baths in Berlin, this one is very clean and well-kept," says Huseby.
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The fear that they'll stop trying to go nicotine-free, and vape instead, is one reason the C.D.C. and most public health groups don't embrace e-cigarettes.
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Despite the persistent myth of immigrants coming to the US to take welfare benefits, immigrants' eligibility for most public benefits in the US is pretty strictly limited.
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She depicts the hard task of being an intelligent, ambitious, private woman married to an intelligent man, whose own ambition leads him to the world's most public career.
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Some of the most public, colorful and unlikely opposition -- at least before Inauguration Day -- has flown from the keyboards of social media managers at the National Parks Service.
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Usher's most public accuser, Quantasia Sharpton, is facing huge credibility problems ... this after lying during an interview that her alleged sexual encounter with Usher was captured on video.
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Since 2011 salaries for most public employees have increased by no more than 1% a year in nominal terms (though in recent months the cap has been raised).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Energy Transfer Equity LP Chief Executive Kelcy Warren on Thursday delivered the most public and concrete renunciation of his once-coveted deal for rival Williams.
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Now, Musk's off-the-cuff handling of most public appearances has served him well with his fan base; it gives him a kind of authenticity that Cook lacks.
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Other companies settle into a lower growth trajectory; 20 percent annually would be pretty good for most public companies, but doesn't compound fast enough to generate venture returns.
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Nonetheless, top shareholders like mutual fund firms have overwhelmingly supported management on executive compensation decisions, according to the advisory "say on pay" votes most public companies hold annually.
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It marks perhaps the most public turn yet for Hager, who as a teen initially shied away from the national spotlight cast by her father's time as president.
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The universities largest -- and most public -- annual fundraiser, a dance marathon to raise money for its own cancer research fund, is largely propped up by Greek life participants.
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His presence has upset fans and fellow athletes alike, with two swimmers, Australian Mack Horton and Briton Duncan Scott, showing their displeasure in the most public way possible.
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That declaration came with a decree that minors could not enter most public spaces in the county so as long they remained unvaccinated, for up to 30 days.
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During those events, Donald Trump had said it was a "scary time" for young men in America and had mocked Kavanaugh's most public accuser, Christine Blasey Ford. Mrs.
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But it is often lost that this beautiful freedom does not provide any protection whatsoever from the employment decisions of the most public of private employers — NFL owners.
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Last night, letting Eddie Robinson go on TV in that hat and jacket was just the latest, and most public organizational rubber stamp for the obviously racist caricature.
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One of the most public attacks on the princess was at the 2011 wedding of her cousin Prince William when her fascinator sparked a barrage of media attention.
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While not the first, this is perhaps the most public, defiant example of what she and Jay Z have done to advocate for and support the black community.
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Perhaps the most public example of a difference in outlook on Saudi Arabia might have been early in the ongoing fight between members of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
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Most public water systems meet the EPA's standards for clean water, since the agency only evaluates one chemical at a time instead of the full cocktail of contaminants.
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The most public symbol of this effort, the Mitsubishi Regional Jet, is being billed as an instrument of national pride and industrial renewal, a chance for Japan Inc.
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For companies incorporated in Delaware (where most public American companies are incorporated), a director on a nonstaggered board can be removed at any time with or without cause.
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He has also planned to reallocate most public budgets for development and skills training to outsiders seeking to participate in the economy rather than to well-established insiders.
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That's the thing that often gets me: the coincidence between probably the most public cardiac arrest in sporting history and also the one with the most fairytale outcome.
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Most public agencies may not use public funds to change private-side service lines and plumbing, are prohibited from requiring private landowners to do it themselves, or both.
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It was Price's most public contrition yet, as Democrats have called for him to resign and President Trump has left the secretary's future with the administration in doubt.
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It was a signal — crucifixion being the most public kind of execution, with the cross as a vivid warning to those able to see — not to challenge Rome.
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Early next year, Tokyo's metropolitan assembly will vote on whether to ban smoking indoors in most public places, including restaurants, hotels, offices, department stores, airports, universities and gyms.
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Taxes should be set incrementally in a way that minimizes worker displacement while maximizing growth — the same push-and-pull approach used for most public constraints on capitalism.
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A new law pushed back start times at most public middle and high schools, citing research that says attendance and performance will improve if teenagers get more sleep.
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Changing Power Dynamics In a year of terrible partisan vitriol, the border funding fight may have been bipartisanship's most public victory—but it was not the only one.
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Space has long been a pursuit of wealthy investors, and Mr. Bezos and Mr. Musk have captured the most public attention in recent years for their audacious visions.
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Most public and private polling conducted by allies of the various campaigns has shown Edwards falling just short of the 4.53 percent he needs to clinch reelection outright.
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Partly in recognition of this situation, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton in 2013 introduced its Young Designers Prize, the richest, and most public, search for new fashion talent.
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AT&T also has to prove to its investors that it can pay off its staggering debt load of $171 billion, much more than most public companies carry.
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Under the 1996 welfare reform law, most public benefits programs (including Medicaid as well as food stamps, TANF, etc.) were restricted to only certain kinds of legal immigrants.
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These days, Bostick said, most public discussion about sexual assault is in the context of campus rape — which doesn't affect everyone, and is thus easily marginalized or ignored.
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The great irony of Barr's appearance is that the uproar he fomented makes it almost inevitable that Mueller will be called to testify in the most public of forums.
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Much of Weist's press release addresses TanaCon, easily the most public event Good Times Entertainment held, and how much of that festival's failure led to his own company's problems.
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As a major shareholder in most public companies, BlackRock has also been pressured by activists to back shareholder-fronted propositions and vote against boards to prompt better corporate citizenship.
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Most public comments have been supportive of the change while a handful have questioned the need and whether this would complicate police officers' efforts to identify people, House said.
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In addition, undocumented immigrants continue to be ineligible for most public forms of health insurance coverage and would not benefit from any Medicaid expansions carried out by the states.
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And while Trump is clearly blaming everyone not named "Donald John Trump" for his failure, the House Freedom Caucus has emerged as the most public target of his wrath.
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In most public opinion surveys, voters have given Trump better reviews on the economy than they have on any other issue, including foreign policy, national security and health care.
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At most public companies that at least pretend to think about their shareholders, a firm that gets an unsolicited offer hires bankers relatively quickly to sort out its options.
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Most public pressure when it comes to Hollywood diversity, however, focuses on faces in front of the camera, because those are the people moviegoers and TV fans actually see.
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The government of Puerto Rico has already enacted legislation that resulted in most public sector employees enrolled in a defined contribution system with an employer matching contribution of zero.
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"Most public tap water supplies have toxicities including chlorine and fluoride in them… Spring water created by the earth is clearly the best solution," notes Find a Spring's website.
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While both Cosby and Nassar were tried and sentenced after the movement reached its most public phase, both were the subject of allegations that had become public years before.
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But Trump&aposs strike on Soleimani was only the latest and maybe most public salvo in a long-running and shadowy campaign of drone warfare overseas by US presidents.
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Most public schools in North Carolina already have a certified police officer, known as a school resource officer, a spokesman for the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction said.
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Most public school teachers in all states spent their own unreimbursed money on classroom supplies during the 2014-15 school year, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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Most public pollsters shift to likely voters around this time as it becomes clearer who is going to vote in the midterm the closer we are to an election.
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It was controversy over affirmative action that led to one of the most public recent collisions on race at the court, between Roberts and Sotomayor, the first Hispanic justice.
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In a country where Franco's name has been removed from many street signs, and his statue pulled from most public spaces, Bar Oliva can be framed as an oddity.
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"I'm afraid when Philippe finds out, I might lose my table at Bilboquet," Ms. Macklowe said, referring to the charismatic Mr. Delgrange, who is Le Bilboquet's most public owner.
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We would argue, as we frequently do, that the way to get the most public value from the work—building + plaza + sculpture—is to get it working properly again.
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Finally, Sally Hackett playfully commemorates the young, notably absent from most public commemorations, with her ceramic "Fountain of Youth" in a small courtyard off the souvenir shop-lined Royal Mile.
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Most public services and infrastructure are provided directly by the federal government, making RAK's spending more flexible than peers' and relieving the emirate of the obligations of a typical sovereign.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Most public buildings that were intended to be used as polling stations in Sunday's disputed referendum on Catalan independence have been closed, Spain's Interior Ministry said on Saturday.
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This latest poll reveals that Barghouti's popularity has steadily grown in the Palestinian territories, clearly giving him the most public support to be Palestine's next president – despite being behind bars.
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For weeks the campaign has been mostly defined by a back-and-forth on education policy between state schools Superintendent Tony Evers — the frontrunner in most public polling — and Walker.
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Forms in most public offices in the north are available only in Tamil, and elsewhere in the country only in Sinhala, causing problems for those who cross the linguistic divide.
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The big picture: The indictment alleges Inman sent a text message days before a June 2018 vote on repealing a state law requiring union wage rates on most public projects.
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Jonze's entry into the ring is met with some cheers, but not as many as you would expect for the climax of one of OVW's strangest and most public storylines.
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In short, public higher education is meant to benefit the whole of society—at least in theory—which is why every taxpayer contributes something to keep most public colleges operating.
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Most public services and infrastructure are provided directly by the federal government, making the emirate's spending more flexible than peers' and relieving it of the obligations of a typical sovereign.
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Most public cloud services like AWS and Azure actually meet a lot of those requirements, like SOC2, but they might ask for additional things like audit rights, password rotation, etc.
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The governor faced large protests from unions and won accolades from conservatives nationwide in 2011 when he ushered through legislation curtailing the powers of most public-sector unions in Wisconsin.
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The stations are faster than the 240-volt Level 2 chargers used at most public locations today, enabling drivers to reach 80 percent in 20 minutes, according to the companies.
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The former mayor of New York, who is now the most public face of the President's legal team, was interviewed by NBC's Chuck Todd on Meet the Press on Sunday.
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It's the most public fight yet between the union that represents the nation's roughly 350 immigration judges and Sessions, who has intently focused on the immigration courts under his purview.
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Knight has since been the most public of the three survivors, including making a visit to Castro's neighborhood before his house was demolished three months after the women got free.
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On Friday, the car will take its most public stage at the entrance of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center as part of the 1940 New York International Auto Show.
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Weeks later, Farook's iPhone and the FBI's inability to unlock it set off one of the most public and contentious legal battles between the US government and a tech company.
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Clinton, it happened repeatedly and in the most public of ways, unfolding at the dawn of the 22000/7 news cycle, and later in impeachment proceedings that convulsed the nation.
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Especially in the most walkable areas with the most public space, longtime working-class residents are driven out and the boutiques show up, alongside more tourists and professional-class residents.
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We talked about her "10 commandments" and other principles for doing business, which are hung in most public spaces around campus and discussed in detail at the monthly staff meetings.
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Still, like most public school counselors, Mr. Schmidt said he spent more time dealing with social and emotional problems, such as anxiety and depression, than he did on college admissions.
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While FIRE's seductive premise is that followers can retire early and quit work wholesale, some of the most public-facing FIRE-ers aren't living solely off their savings and investments.
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And on Thursday, the House voted to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act while also eliminating most public funding for Planned Parenthood, a central campaign promise of Mr. Trump's.
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Mr. Nevin, who is 70 and based in Boise, Idaho, has been Mr. Mohammed's most public lawyer, leading a team of military and civilian defense lawyers, paralegals and other experts.
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Sanders also pointed out that both Kavanaugh and Ford "were questioned in the most public way possible by the members of the Senate who ultimately have to make the determination."
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In it, Ms. Babur wrote that to turn even our most public failures into advantages, we need to be critical, mindful, honest and, most important, kind about what went wrong.
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Former President George W. Bush has cut a TV ad for the super PAC supporting his brother, marking the former president's most public political activity in the campaign to date.
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Amazon has been the most public about its plans to use delivery drones — it started testing in the UK last year — and even 7-Eleven has gotten in on the action.
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Today, on Alphabet's second-quarter earnings call, the company gave its most public acknowledgment that wireless is the linchpin of its strategy to take on the large cable and broadband industry.
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Since the beginning of this proceeding, the commission has made it very clear that it isn't really interested in most public comments either, despite a requirement to accept and consider them.
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Yet, towards the end of the season, many of these girls rebel against their most shameful impulses and let their freak flags proudly fly, in the most public, joyful way possible.
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The plan arrives as Warren climbs in most public polling of the 2020 race, placing her in firmly in a four-candidate mix -- with former Vice President Joe Biden, and Sens.
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It also reflects a strategy substantiated earlier this month during Trump's most public foray into the health care process: Hosting an eclectic group of senators for a White House policy luncheon.
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While work on the infrastructure proposal has been underway for months, next week will mark the administration's most public effort yet to sell stakeholders, lawmakers and the public on Trump's plan.
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Ever since the #MeToo movement entered its most public phase in 2017, critics have argued that it inappropriately lumps together different forms of sexual misconduct, demanding the same punishments for all.
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The question of what justice looks like in sexual misconduct cases is a complicated one, something the country is still wrestling with even years after #MeToo entered its most public phase.
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Many, if not most, public and private universities have similar vaccination requirements for their students, but relatively few go as far as to withhold registration for failing to comply with them.
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Anti-transgender bathroom bills further limit the ability of transgender people to function in most public spaces, and prevent people who are transgender from being able to fully participate in society.
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The last of these issues has been a lightning rod of controversy for Trump, whose husband is perhaps one of the most public, and prolific, offenders of name-calling on Twitter.
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But maybe loving the piazzas of Rome is radical in a world where most public space consists of sterile concrete plazas decorated with the "lollipop" trees that he so passionately disdains.
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While the banking sector's stressed-assets ratio rose as expected (FY17: 12.3%; FY16: 11.5%), new NPL additions moderated compared with FY16, a trend which was observed across most public-sector banks.
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Lee deserted the Conservatives in the most public way possible, crossing the floor of the House of Commons while the prime minister was speaking after Parliament returned from the summer recess.
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Fauci has consistently been one of the most public-facing and trusted voices on the coronavirus crisis — often appearing at odds with the White House's more optimistic messaging in the process.
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It remains an expression of our most public and darkly private ideas of what it means to be a citizen, an American, a foreigner, a family, a neighbor or a stranger.
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T.A.O.'s most public success was an operation against Iran called Olympic Games, in which implants in the network of the Natanz nuclear plant caused centrifuges enriching uranium to self-destruct.
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Saudi Arabia has taken drastic steps to try and slow down the spread of the virus, including suspending the Umrah pilgrimage, halting international flights, and closing schools and most public establishments.
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Saudi Arabia has taken drastic steps to try and slow down the spread of the virus, including suspending the Umrah pilgrimage, halting international flights, and closing schools and most public establishments.
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But that's what happened this week when he learned that one of his festivals would no longer take place on the most public of stages: the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia.
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Though reaction has generally been positive — it's about time, after all — the Ken look that has caused the most public excitement (among grown-ups, anyway) was not the remodeled "broad" (a.k.a.
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Although the appointment of Betsy DeVos as education secretary drew the most public opposition, the most dangerous Trump Administration appointee is easily Tom Price, the secretary of Health and Human Services.
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Most public opposition to date has centered on the proposal to tax imports and exempt exports, called border adjustment, and Trump has waffled over whether he likes the idea or not.
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As day broke on Sunday, thick clouds of black smoke poured from the building, an imposing 1960s structure set on a hilltop and heavily protected like most public buildings in Kabul.
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He was for a time the most public of all Kim Jong Il's sons but reportedly lost his father's favor after using forged documents to try to visit Tokyo Disneyland in 2001.
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Most public-health initiatives—such as "Happy Ten Minutes", a programme which encourages youngsters to exercise for ten minutes a day—emphasise the importance of physical activity but say little about diet.
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"On most public opinion issues, Republican women look much more like Republican men than they do like Democratic women," said Kathleen Dolan, a political science professor at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
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In all, more than $25 million has poured in, the vast majority to a venture led by an Air Force veteran who has become the most public face of the fundraising mission.
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And since most public spaces aren't generally blindfold- or swivel chair-friendly (yet), it's difficult to come up with ways that tetherless VR headsets would be safe and practical in such environments.
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The move was seen as the clearest and most public display yet of growing distaste over the BOJ's negative rate policy by one of the biggest players in the government bond market.
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The petition is only the most public episode in fruitless talks Thrive Market's founders have been having behind the scenes with the agency since the startup was conceived nearly two years ago.
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Furthermore, the survey authors conclude, the results suggest that the public knows almost nothing about the strategic implications of nuclear weapons, with most public education efforts having ended with the Cold War.
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But even the most public figures deserve the chance to control how and when they share information about their gender identity and sexual orientation, and allies have a responsibility to respect that.
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Brunson has become the most public and recent focus of U.S. anger with Turkey, once one of its closest Middle East allies, but trust between the countries has been eroding for years.
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A federal court has upheld the rules and most public sidewalks along the parade route down Pennsylvania Avenue, the boulevard running from the Capitol to the White House, are open to protesters.
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But at the end of the day, she's determined to find love and she certainly isn't going to let the most public breakup of all time get in the way of that.
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We always preferred private disagreements, but even the most public of spats could never diminish the CIA's commitment to the global intelligence mission to preempt threats and further U.S. national security objectives.
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Never mind that we're perfectly comfortable sharing unisex bathrooms at home, in trains and on airplanes — the male or female designation, at least in most public spaces, is taken as self-evident.
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It is the couple's most public education effort since 2010 when they provided $100 million to help overhaul public schools in Newark, a top-down effort that ran into a local opposition.
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Data from the U.N. population fund UNFPA shows Tanzania's population is growing by about 2.7 percent a year while most public hospitals and schools are overcrowded and many young people lack jobs.
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Not because she is a woman but because, as Mr. Trump pointed out in the most public and humiliating of ways, Bill Clinton has repeatedly been accused of sexual assault — and Mrs.
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The statement, made during an investor conference in Riyadh, was the crown prince's most public attempt to separate himself from the men suspected in the killing, including some of his own aides.
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Saudi Arabia has also taken drastic steps to try to slow down the spread of the virus, including suspending the Umrah pilgrimage, halting international flights, and closing schools and most public establishments.
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That prospect has stoked fears for job security in the debt-racked country, where most public sector positions remain all but permanent despite a series of cutbacks during the recent financial crisis.
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But even how Bezos is handling his homes — traditionally the most public-facing and single biggest outlays of cash for billionaires across the world — is a sign of this moment for him.
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The league has signed notable broadcast talent, including CS:GO veteran Duncan "Thorin" Shields and Christopher "MonteCristo" Mykles, one of the most public faces of the Overwatch League over its first two seasons.
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One of the biggest drags on the GOP might be the leader of the party: Trump, whose approval ratings have stagnated in the mid-30s to low 40s in most public polling.
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One provision requires most public projects be built at least 2 feet above the 85033-year flood elevation, with critical buildings like hospitals and evacuation centers built 3 feet above that level.
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Although the nine-member Supreme Court draws most public attention, the country's 13 appeals courts (the second tier of the three-level US judiciary) can significantly impact the law in American life.
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The report, dubbed "the economic record" of President Obama's healthcare reforms, marks the administration's most public effort since the presidential election to pressure Republicans into keeping parts of the law in place.
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Murder by a stranger may be the rarest type of murder, but it inspires the most public terror, because there's no way to rebut the idea that it could happen to anyone.
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Now, it is illegal to vape in most public places in New York City under the city's Smoke Free Air Act, which was amended at the end of 2013 to include e-cigarettes.
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Fall from grace Kim Jong Nam was the most public of all of Kim Jong Il's sons before Kim Jong Un took power, though most remember him for the scandalous headlines he made.
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Considering Swift usually deals in indirect references to the people in her life, fans were shocked and thrilled to see her taking control of the narrative about one of her most public relationships.
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For Stefani, that meant bending the mom/rock star dichotomy to focus directly on the "mom"; the tomboy glamour, the "girlish grunge," turned, at least in most public appearances, mostly girlish and glamorous.
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"It's easy to forget now just how much courage was required for Ellen to come out on the most public of stages 20 years ago," Obama said before bestowing Ellen with her medal.
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Sweden is rightly famous for many things — its natural beauty, its health care, its wealth, Ikea — but one of the country's most public achievements, its Twitter, doesn't always come up in those conversations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince William, his wife Kate and brother Harry have given their most public comments on their emotional struggles and how the siblings' closeness helped them cope with their mother's death.
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The laws mandated that most public schools teach students with language barriers exclusively in English, instead of allowing them to teach students in their native languages, as many schools had done for decades.
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However, most public buckets are intended to be public, and finding exploitable information just by searching for public buckets is grueling work, even though the process is being made easier by security companies.
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The government has not paid most public sector salaries in northern areas for over a year, saying the Houthis have put their fighters and appointees on wage rosters - a charge the group denies.
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Venture capitalist Tim Draper was an early investor in Theranos and was the company's most public defender, even while the company and its CEO came under fire for misleading investors and the public.
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In terms of facial recognition, Ms. Trump scored 243 percent, slightly higher than Ms. Conway and Ms. Sanders, the most public-facing administration officials, who both scored a 219 percent for facial recognition.
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Neither party is counting out Mr. DeSantis, but he is slightly trailing Andrew Gillum, the Democratic mayor of Tallahassee, in most public polls; the president has scheduled another rally on Saturday in Pensacola.
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The statement, made during an investor conference in Riyadh, above, was the crown prince's most public attempt to separate himself from the men suspected in the killing, including some of his own aides.
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I attend Danvers High School, where, like most public high schools, there is not a strict or severe dress code, enabling the students to express themselves through what clothing they choose to wear.
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Last month, the government put Wuhan in a virtual lockdown, sealing off the city and banning most public transportation and private cars from its streets in a desperate effort to contain the outbreak.
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A man accused of sexually assaulting or harassing at least 100 women, whose accounts helped catapult the Me Too movement into its current, most public phase, will face criminal consequences for his actions.
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While they have become often out of order and otherwise neglected in recent years, dispensers for hand sanitizer are still found in most public buildings at their entrances and dotted along their hallways.
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The exchange is the most public disagreement over the tiny islands' sovereignty since 1996, when soldiers from both countries landed on them before American-led mediation persuaded both sides to leave the area.
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While his access has reportedly been downgraded, Kushner is the most public example of the White House's widespread abuse of the process and even his downgrade only occurred in the midst of scandal.
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The situation recalled one that many New Orleans residents faced in 6003, when Hurricane Katrina severely damaged most public school buildings and incited sweeping education reform efforts that remain controversial 2600 years later.
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The women who have spoken out about Trump, Weinstein, and other powerful men as the Me Too movement entered its current, most public phase have, in many cases, faced intense scrutiny and backlash.
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Brunson has become the most public and recent focus of U.S. anger with Turkey, once one of its closest Middle East allies, but trust between the NATO partners has been eroding for years.
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As a result, most public places have separate entrances for men and women, and these types of restrictions are especially enforced in restaurants, where women must remove their (mandatory) veil in order to eat.
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Mr Powell was speaking in the most public of forums, the Conservative Association of his home city of Birmingham and it is fair to assume that he consciously intended to stir up a furore.
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In "California Tells Schools to Start Later, Giving Teenagers More Sleep," Christine Hauser and Isabella Kwai write about a new California law that pushes back start times at most public middle and high schools.
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Last week, Congressman Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) also introduced a bill that would sell over 3 million acres of public lands across 10 states in the Western US, where most public land is concentrated.
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Former special counsel Robert Mueller is now a private citizen, but he's about to make his most public appearance yet — and lawmakers of both parties are planning to make the most of the occasion.
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As is the case with most public policies, the intent of public policies regarding home mortgages was honorable — the goal was to increase home ownership by those who could not otherwise afford home mortgages.
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Historically, digital signage has meant expensive software installations, money-sucking IT resellers and commercial-grade screens — all things that are out of reach for most public-sector organizations, regardless of the patient/visitor benefit.
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"Why is one of our most, if not the most public building on campus named for someone who didn't want black students to enroll at the university?" asked Patrick Ronk, the student body president.
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The truth is that many people want to be in a union, and, by most public opinion measurements, that desire has not waned, and has even strengthened in recent years, according to some scholars.
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Walker drew accolades from conservatives across the nation in 2011 when he ushered through legislation curtailing the powers of most public-sector unions in Wisconsin amid large protests at the state capitol in Madison.
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So even for the part of the Mueller investigation that has been most public, there are big gaps in the public record—gaps that committees in the House might not be able to close.
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They're the 2020 campaign's most public love story, one that makes it difficult for even the most resistant Americans to see a same-sex relationship as some frivolous romp, freakish affront or carnal curiosity.
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Most public company board members are former CEOs or executives who have run major companies with thousands of employees who recognize the importance of a healthy culture and committed employees that are treated fairly.
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The Houthi movement, an armed Islamist movement hailing from Yemen's Zaydi Shi'ite sect, took over Sanaa in September 2014 and seized most public institutions in what it described as a revolution against corrupt officials.
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Under normal circumstances, this insecurity would lead most public servants to put their heads down, study hard, be humble about what they don't know, seek out greater knowledge, and really learn their new trade.
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Emhoff and Buttigieg, who is on leave from teaching during the campaign, are the most public-facing husbands on the trail, often posting selfies together and sounding off on each other's social media game.
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Once EA acquired DICE in 2006, Söderlund stayed on and steadily rose through the ranks, becoming one of the company's top executives and at times EA's most public face, most recently through some troubled stretches.
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In the past, before she was the most public (and most commercial) embodiment of fashion's avant-garde, her collections were criticized: critics have said she references Hiroshima, concentration camp survivors, and the homeless as inspiration.
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Mere months after those 2017 reports surfaced, the #MeToo movement burst into its most public phase and saw dozens of men pushed out of public life after they were accused of sexual harassment and assault.
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Mrs Warren wants to spend that cash to forgive most student debt, abolish tuition fees at most public colleges and provide universal child care for children under five—policies that could be significant vote-winners.
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This inaccessibility (which she shares with most public figures — it's impossible to really know a celebrity) contrasts with early tape of her during the Destiny's Child era being petty and ungenerous and, well, more relatable.
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This was a coordinated attack, carried out by gunmen who sought maximum exposure and picked the most public of targets: a bakery in an area frequented by foreigners in the evening when restaurants are packed.
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Although Opera's most public face is its mobile browser business (augmented more recently by its performance and privacy apps), on a financial level, this deal appears more lucrative for the Norwegian company and its investors.
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Most public schools across the country, in small towns and in big cities, are like this — for which I mostly believe state and federal departments of education, not individual teachers or even administrators, are responsible.
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The project has been dogged by controversy, as most public officials, riders and commissioners agree a new facility is needed but they have splintered on where to place it and how to pay for it.
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They say that since the final version was approved the government has used its monopoly over the media and most public space to campaign for ratification while censoring other points of view and harassing dissidents.
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He's a famously passionate activist, campaigning against war and Monstanto and corruption and everything in between, but Young's most public battle over the past few years has been with the technology that stifles audio quality.
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No matter how you feel about President Trump, any move by the courts to severely increase their power and effectively rewrite the Constitution needs to be done on the grandest and most public stage possible.
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The ban, which will go into effect in 30 days, is an extension of the state's existing Clean Indoor Air Act implemented in 2004, which outlawed the use of tobacco cigarettes in most public spaces.
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"Most public pension systems across the United States still calculate both their pension costs and liabilities under the assumption that their contributed assets will achieve returns of 7.5 [to] 8 percent per year," wrote Rauh.
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That's especially the case when you factor in the obvious in Trump's own rise to power: Most public perception in our political environment is determined by media consumption, and particularly, what voters see on television.
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Giuliani, who, aside from Trump himself, has been the most public face of the President's efforts to challenge the validity of the Mueller probe, made similar remarks to Fox News' Sean Hannity the night before.
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Most public schools don't have celebrity athletes committed to their welfare after all, and the pitfalls of Silicon Valley's educational philanthropy show that wealthy patrons aren't always a net benefit to schools in any case.
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Along with most public health officials, Moir is well aware that most of the population -- both in the UK and around the world -- is not active enough or meeting the minimum requirements for good health.
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The fundraisers, despite likely being closed to the press, will amount to the most public political step Clinton has taken since ending her tour promoting her 2017 memoir, "What Happened," about the 2016 presidential election.
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The statement, made during an investor conference in Riyadh, was the crown prince's most public attempt to separate himself from the men suspected of carrying out the killing, which include some of his own aides.
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He was often the most public member of the group of friends and associates — nicknamed the Secaucus Seven — and the one most identified with pursuing big-name coaches and success in the National Basketball Association.
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The lyricism of Helen Levitt, the romanticism of Saul Leiter, the expressionism of Ted Croner take the concrete reality of this most public of arenas as their starting point, transforming (rather than celebrating) the banal.
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In 2011, they cut benefits and collective bargaining rights for most public-sector workers as thousands of protesters chanted in the Capitol and as Senate Democrats fled the state to try to slow the measure.
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As the Kavanaugh hearings bring #MeToo to its most public and political height so far, female Senate aides are both responsible for the outcome of the process and enduring its brutal, and extremely personal, fallout.
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A massive market opportunity for small businessesWhile most public attention is on consumer-facing e-commerce, the business-to-business market is far larger — about six-times larger, according to the US International Trade Commission.
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The rub, he argues, is that most public universities receive much of their funding from state governments, and many state governments don't want to increase their education budgets — in fact, they want to cut them.
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However, Italy's interior ministry said Wednesday that 43,000 people been caught breaking the lockdown rules in the first week of controls, with a million people being checked since March 11, when most public places closed.
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A non-exhaustive search of some social media sites including Reddit and Twitter showed if the latest documents are out, they have not spread very far across the most public-facing parts of the web yet.
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The fact is that we've learned a lot over the past two weeks since this alleged assassination took place but there are many questions that still remain in this most public murder of Kim Jong Nam.
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"I think what's driving this at the present moment is 2000 years of declining real incomes, growing inequality, and 21965 years of austerity to the public sector, which has essentially gutted most public services," Post said.
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One thing that I think got lost when Senate Republicans tried and failed to repeal Obamacare last month, in the most public and humiliating fashion, is what a rupture that failure would cause within the party.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) being the most public champion of a refundable credit for young kids, this is by far the most ambitious child allowance plan any major US politician has put forward in recent memory.
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Why it matters: The U.S. has raised the topic of Chinese influence with Israel several times in the last months, but this is the most public stance that the Trump administration has taken on the issue.
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In "A Decent Proposal," Lala Kent announced she and "her man," the long mythologized wealthy gentleman known for buying the SUR hostess luxury cars and other pricey treats, are living their most public lives at last.
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While Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, as the caliph of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, has been the terror group's unquestioned leader, Adnani has been perhaps its most public figure, having made several audio recordings.
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While Curry, Hall, and Morales are the most public examples of women who left their Today jobs while Lauer kept his, it is impossible to know if they are the only ones in a similar situation.
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While the Bethesda trial was a blow, he's still one of the most public faces of VR. "There's no reason to get off the VR bandwagon," says P.J. McNealy CEO and founder of Digital World Research.
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Given that Ivanka is one of the most public-facing figures in the world right now, it's somewhat unusual to see someone in her position, particularly in politics, alter their eye color depending on the setting.
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But the presidency is the most public of offices, and Republicans are as likely to paper over divisions by abusing their oversight authority, seeding conspiracies in the press, as they are to be driven to disarray.
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Guiding a sitting president through a high-stakes federal investigation requires a legal team that can balance a wide array of legal, political, ethical, and constitutional issues, all while standing on the most public stage imaginable.
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Soon after taking office, Mr. Walker pushed for a bill that cut collective bargaining for most public sector workers and removed requirements that they pay fees if they chose not to join unions that represented them.
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His clash with Trump, over withdrawal of Troops from Syria and the president's handling of relationships with key US allies, was not his first time at loggerheads with a president, though it was his most public.
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I walked past a sculpture of Humpty Dumpty, set on a wall and typing away on an Epic laptop, past the warning against carrying concealed weapons (Wisconsin allows them in most public venues), and into reception.
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Even when her task seems impossible, when she fails on the most public stage imaginable, when she is sick, and tired, and subjected to another round of jeers and sneers from the boys' club at Westminster.
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But Infosys made the biggest, most public commitment to building up its work force in the United States, when the company declared last year that it would hire 22023,270 workers in America by sometime in 235.
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These days, the most public figure from NEA is Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the former head of the Food and Drug Administration who has become a leading voice on the national response to the recent coronavirus outbreak.
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He has since become the most public face of Prince Mohammed's efforts to rebrand Saudi Arabia as an Islamic society open to other religions through his meetings with Muslim, Jewish and Christian leaders around the world.
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The activity would be fine if the duo worked in the private sector and they hadn't been in charge of one of the most public investigations in FBI history, questioning Clinton for precisely the same thing.
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And the discord is increasing calls for Mueller to break his silence in the most public way -- in hearings being demanded by House Democrats, which would become one of the most hotly anticipated congressional appearances in years.
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Because our model also includes the standard census-based expectations that underlie most public polls, its forecasts represent how much we expect generally available polling averages to miss because of incorrectly projecting the composition of the electorate.
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In addition to celebrity photos of the late Amy Winehouse and other performers gracing most public area walls, there are constant videos shown at elevator banks of musicians and entertainers like Mick Jagger chatting with Bruce Springsteen.
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Apple's interest in music documentaries is a logical marriage of two of its most public concerns — high-profile music streaming exclusives and, eventually, original TV and film content to compete with the likes of Amazon and Netflix.
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Last week, a group of seven House Democrats sent a third letter to one of the most public providers of facial recognition technology, the tech giant Amazon, demanding details about the technology's accuracy and potential racial bias.
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It might make the press think twice before it relentlessly pursues another scoop, but ultimately, it shows that Prince Harry and Markle — the most public of public figures — aren't willing to quietly ignore breaches of their privacy.
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While that's not viable for most public companies, Uber is expected to go public this year with a rumored valuation of over $120 billion, and investors will have to decide if Uber's slowing growth warrants that valuation.
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Most public health departments and community health clinics offer free H.I.V. testing to people of all ages, and in New York and 30 other states, children under 18 have legal access to H.I.V. testing without parental notification.
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The E.P.A.'s 1991 lead rule — the one that requires most public water systems to periodically test for lead and copper — limits the amount of lead in drinking water to no more than 15 parts per billion.
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Pressed by the host, NBC's Chuck Todd, Mr. Rubio was more reflective than he tends to be in most public appearances, saying that he thought that Mr. Trump had degraded the tone of the entire presidential race.
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Almost a year ago, on October 280, 280, the New York Times published an article accusing Harvey Weinstein of a pattern of sexual misconduct that almost single-handedly launched the most public phase of the #MeToo movement.
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" Ambra Battilana Gutierrez (2015) Gutierrez provides the most public example of Weinstein's alleged harassment and abuse, having filed sexual assault charges in 2015 after she said Weinstein grabbed her breasts in another one of his private "meetings.
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But Twitter, due to its public-facing infrastructure, its celebrity-friendly culture, and the ease with which its users interact with mainstream media and each other, is the most "public" website members of the alt-right frequent.
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For Democrats, who have made imposing stricter ethics rules on federal officials one of the centerpieces of their legislative agenda, the opportunity to shed light on one of Mr. Trump's most public advisers is a propitious opening.
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"This is not acceptable, to keep secret attacks on the most public of our political processes: our elections," said Ion Sancho, a Democrat and the former elections supervisor of Leon County, which includes the state capital, Tallahassee.
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Amy Klobuchar will take to the national stage on Monday headlining a CNN town hall in New Hampshire to make her most public case yet for why she should be the next President of the United States.
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But the two Times reporters helped kick off the movement's current, most public phase with their October 2017 story on sexual harassment allegations against producer Harvey Weinstein — and the payoffs he'd organized to keep those allegations secret.
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The Senate bill targets certain legal immigrants (including work and student visa holders, and people currently applying for green cards) who aren't eligible for most public benefits programs but who are included in the Affordable Care Act.
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In this issue, we look at the myriad forces that can shape our identities, with a focus on that space that sits between the digital and the corporeal, and touches our most private and most public selves.
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Duarte, a member of Pena Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), has become the most public face of the government's inability to silence its critics over graft, and party insiders have for weeks said that his arrest was imminent.
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"Certain types of names will be targeted, including names that damage sovereignty and national dignity, names that violate the socialist core values and conventional morality and names that induce the most public complaints," it paraphrased Li as saying.
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He has spent the bulk of his life's work in the field of robotics, and the Cybathlon, with its crowd and its live TV broadcast, is probably the most public exhibition a project of his has ever received.
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Spiked Online journalist Brendan O'Neill, a controversial figure in the UK due to his vocal dislike for "political correctness," has been one of the most public critics of the idea of the right to die on humanist grounds.
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Technically, this would be the same type of behavior that resulted in some of Twitter's most public prior suspensions — a user with a large following identifying another user by name can be seen as encouraging harassment and abuse.
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Since disbanding in 2002, 'NSYNC's most public appearances include Chris Kirkpatrick's November 2013 wedding to wife Karly, for which they served as ushers, and their 90-second concert during Timberlake's MTV VMA Video Vanguard performance in August 2013.
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The opposition Fianna Fail party had initially refused to support the proposal by Coveney's Fine Gael party in one of the most public disputes between the two parties since a deal to form a minority government in April.
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California Tells Schools to Start Later, Giving Teenagers More Sleep A new law pushed back start times at most public middle and high schools, citing research that says attendance and performance will improve if teenagers get more sleep.
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While they have been known to hug passionately at sporting events – and laugh together as they attempt archery, the sport of choice in Bhutan – the royal couple often keeps a stoic, very British decorum at most public events.
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With most public university places going to wealthier students trained for the entrance exam at private schools, the cutbacks place at risk one of the leftist Workers Party's proudest achievements in its 21.2 years of rule - social mobility.
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Evan Balgord, the executive director of the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, called her "the most public face of the alt-right neo-Nazi movement in Canada" and said her removal was "a litmus test" for Facebook's new policy.
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In a televised speech, Muhyiddin announced the closure of all schools and universities, as well as ordering most public and private enterprises to shut — except supermarkets, grocery stores and those providing "essential services" such as airports and defense.
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At the time, most public attention focused on Ford's allegation, especially after she testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee last September, saying that she was "100 percent" certain it was Kavanaugh who assaulted her (Ramirez did not testify).
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But the question of who will replace Cummings will soon become a weighty debate — and potentially, an intraparty clash — within the caucus over who will become one of the most public-facing figures of the Democrats' impeachment probe.
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While a gradual increase of COVID-19 cases that don't overwhelm healthcare followed by a decline is the goal of most public health agencies, basic math suggests we can actually turn exponential growth into exponential decline quite rapidly.
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The most public display of his renewed stature comes each spring in Los Angeles when Mr. Milken presides over a glitzy gathering at the Beverly Hilton — the same venue where his famed Predators' Balls took place three decades ago.
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The clearest indicator of this was that Richard Spencer, the white nationalist who is one of the most public faces of the alt-right, was kicked out of CPAC after buying a general admission pass and speaking to reporters.
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But late on Saturday, the kingdom showed its old face of palace intrigue, with the arrests of four ministers and 11 princes, including Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the billionaire who is one of the country's most public investment figures.
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Most public health experts believe we need to be focusing on mitigation, on social distancing, on testing, on creating the systems that will support people within the US to get what they need and be prepared for social disruption.
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But their experiences show how the decisions of a company that employs 220,000 people in the US have had far-reaching consequences in the midst of a virus accelerating faster than most public health systems can keep up with.
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While most public pensions include a minimum retirement age, the Brazilian system pays high replacement rates — the percentage of a worker's pre-retirement income ultimately paid out by a pension program — and does so at a much lower age.
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He was scavenging for cans when, the authorities say, he was killed by this sword-wielding 27-year-old white man who had come from Baltimore on a mission to kill black men in the most public way possible.
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Cuddy, in particular, has emerged from this upheaval as a unique object of social psychology's new, enthusiastic spirit of self-flagellation — as if only in punishing one of its most public stars could it fully break from its past.
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It may look like a standard US art center, but in a country with an abysmal education system, where most public funds go into the pockets of officials rather than to institutions, the Small Art School is a rarity.
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But in a country where rigid public morality codes keep most public spaces segregated by gender and discourage women's sports as sinful, the new mixed-gender attraction is a rare opportunity for Saudis of all stripes to blow off steam.
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Now that movement is entering the third year of its most public phase, and with countless reports of sexual misconduct now out in the open, workplaces, government organizations, and ordinary Americans are now trying to figure out how to respond.
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It must have occurred to many people that free-wheeling comedy, like that of Aristophanes, performed in the most public of arenas, is only possible in a fairly liberal democracy which can laugh at itself and at its powerful personalities.
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Of course, that would also be before the #MeToo movement entered its most public phase, and before a wave of progressive legislators, many of them women of color, entered Congress and started challenging party orthodoxy on a variety of issues.
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Among the many divides on social and religious issues, the vast majority of ultra-Orthodox and religious Jews supported a long-standing shutdown of most public transportation on the Jewish Sabbath, while 94 percent of secular Jews took the opposite view.
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Most public wealth falls into one of four categories: land and natural resources; property and infrastructure, such as ports and roads; public firms, such as utilities and state-owned airlines; and financial assets like those held by public pension funds.
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Right up until his last months of Jonestown, when the drugs and his own personal demons just sort of overtook him, Jones had the ability to impress virtually anyone he met as one of the finest, most public-spirited people around.
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While there's never just one path to coming out, Gus Kenworthy's story is one that I wanted to highlight and share with my audience -- a professional athlete in a hyper masculine world, exposing his deepest secret in the most public way.
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In that moment on Friday, while speaking with reporters, she was working through a tangle of emotion around the most public competitions of her life — one of which helped win her a medal and two others which very much did not.
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While the most public and urgent security concerns in the south have been focused on the fighting in Helmand Province in recent months, the insurgency has also been slowly choking the city of Tirin Kot, the provincial capital of Oruzgan.
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Despite a history of sexually abusing boys as a high school teacher and coach, the old shoe stepped into politics, a line of work that invites examination and raises the stakes of any revelation, ensuring the most public shaming imaginable.
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When you combine these low salaries with the working conditions most public school teachers now experience -- especially in districts serving poor children, who are now a majority of children in public schools -- you have a recipe for burnout and attrition.
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During her time in office, she has led the passage of an ordinance that prohibits smoking in bars, casinos and most public spaces in New Orleans, as well as taken part in an initiative to make the city more diverse.
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To make up for this sharp decline, tuition at most public colleges and universities has risen dramatically, and in more than half of all states, students and families are expected to shoulder the majority of the costs for higher education.
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Last Wednesday President Donald Trump affirmed his desire to keep Vice President Mike Pence on the ticket for the 2020 election in the most public way possible, by asking "Mike, will you be my running mate?" at a press conference.
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Possible downside: Mr. Gingrich was perhaps the most public face of partisan warfare with the Clintons during the 1990s, and was ultimately forced to resign his speakership after an ethics violation and poor showing from Republicans in the 1998 midterm elections.
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Unless you want to somehow reconcile the proclivities of every aunt who doesn't like diminutives and every neighbor who knew a mean James, you end up drafting in solitude, even secrecy, one of the most public-facing statements you'll ever make.
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Washington (CNN)Rod Rosenstein took aim at James Comey Monday, calling him a "partisan pundit" in a speech that included the most public retelling yet of the twists and turns of the Russia investigation by the man who oversaw it.
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New York City, after all, is one of the most public-bathroom-resistant places in the world, and few days in the year would make even the most hospitable restaurant less likely to throw open its restrooms than St. Patrick's.
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An unknown scale Like most public hospitals in Afghanistan, the Antoni does not have a formalized database to keep track of patients, their illnesses or resistance patterns to antibiotics, and so there is no empirical data to enable useful surveillance.
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Why are they comfortable showing off their obsessions on Twitter, the most public forum of them all, when previous digital generations lurked in the darkest depths of anonymous forums, discussing the raw physical appeal of Fred West with other anonymous avatars?
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And most public health experts agree it's a matter of time before the problem escalates in the US. A recent CDC report names 18 different bacteria—from TB to strains of Candida and Salmonella—as threats to develop further antibiotic resistance.
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The data: Based on the trajectory of reported influenza-like illness (ILI), most public health experts believed this season was following the track of the 2014–2015 season and would peak at the end of December or beginning of January.
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But the event also acts as a nice way to introduce rookies to the NBA world, and an opportunity for undrafted free agents to make their mark in one of the world's most public job fairs makes for good competition.
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"From an equity standpoint, if you use tampons and pads, right now you don't have everything you need in most public bathrooms," said Abigail Porter, a senior at Columbia University and vice president for policy of the Columbia College Student Council.
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But while the address was Mr. Trump's most public acknowledgment of the severity of the crisis, he also criticized the European Union, saying it helped spread the virus to the United States by failing to take sufficient precautions of its own.
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After Mr. Walker proposed sweeping cuts to benefits and collective bargaining rights for most public sector union employees a few weeks into his administration in 2011, thousands of protesters packed the Capitol for days, setting off months of recall elections.
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Bertha Lewis, the president of the Black Institute and a prominent civil rights activist, said that corruption was so endemic to New York politics that Mr. Monserrate, after serving time in prison, had actually demonstrated more accountability than most public officials.
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On a typical school day, nearly 30 million students participate in the National School Lunch Program and nearly 15 million take part in the School Breakfast Program, the federally assisted meal programs that operate in most public and nonprofit private schools.
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Joe Lieberman's public rebuke of Bill Clinton was one of those rare moments in Washington, when a trusted ally of a president turns against him and in the plainest language possible condemns his behavior in the most public of settings.
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Those sales, as measured by CoStar, at most public retailers have declined to an average of around $325 per square foot, down from roughly $53 in the early 2000's, the commercial real-estate research firm said in a report.
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Hailstorm is reportedly capable of implanting malware that can take control of a targeted phone, much like Hacking Team's R.C.S. The Hacked Team documents that offer the most revealing view of the company's ethos happen to be the most public ones.
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Related: A Cop on Trial for Murder in Toronto Breaks His Silence Peter Kraska, an expert on the militarization of police in the United States, said that the wider use of the C8, like most public policy decisions, presents trade-offs.
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Justino has long been one of the UFC's most public antagonists, having criticized the promotion for everything from failing to get her a fight to fostering a culture of bullying that compelled her to, uh, punch Angela Magana in the face.
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So I'm saying in the most public way possible that I'll be boycotting my 30th reunion this weekend -- not as an act of disloyalty, but rather as an expression of love for equality of access -- the true, first principle of ethical higher education.
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And it goes both ways; your FitBit can be hijacked as part of a Bulgarian ransomware attack on the US Department of Agriculture, and most public discourse has already dissolved into an unmoderated media flamewar that has put the trolls in power.
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But while these are clearly steps in the right direction — this is the most public the discussion of sexual misconduct in theater has ever been — the theater professionals who spoke to BuzzFeed News remain uncertain about what real change will look like.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Italy and Hungary, two of the Kremlin's closest allies in Europe, said on Monday there could be no automatic extension of the European Union's sanctions against Russia, the most public sign yet of fraying unity on how to deal with Moscow.
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My school is a non-traditional school (project-based learning and co-teacher model, among other aspects), so our setup is different from most public schools, and we have a lot of students with learning and behavioral challenges that need consistent check-ins.
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One of its most public stumbles came four months after the meeting in May, when it began to remove posts and suspend users for posts including the term "kalar," a Burmese word often used as a slur for people of South Asian origin.
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And while the investor stands by the president in public — "I support President Trump in his ongoing fight," he said in a statement to BuzzFeed News — his private doubts underscore the fragility of the president's backing from even his most public allies.
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The most public of these are the instances in which the foundation purchased items at charity auctions, such as an autographed Tim Tebow football helmet and two separate paintings of Trump himself (one of which is on display in a Trump-owned resort).
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Whether they support or oppose gun control, most public officials responding to a mass shooting will at some point talk about how we need to reform our mental health care system or make it harder for mentally ill people to get guns.
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The most public-facing sister—she's a motivational speaker and teaches a course on cultural pluralism at John Jay College of Criminal Justice—Ilyasah recently published " Betty Before X ," a children's book that features their mother, Betty Shabazz, as a spunky girl hero.
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The only regulation left is a 1991 rule by the federal Environmental Protection Agency requiring periodic tests for lead and copper by most public water systems, whether the supplier is a big utility or a well in a trailer park or campground.
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Moreover, Bartels's analysis is based on data collected in November 22020 — after the #MeToo movement entered its most public phase, but before the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh made the movement part of national politics in a new way.
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Why it matters: The all-day Thursday meeting is the most public effort by the Trump White House so far to wrap its head around AI, although staffers have been talking with people outside the White House about the topic for months.
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The most public of those was settled in 2011, when Ticketmaster paid $16.5 million to Springsteen fans who, looking to buy tickets for the 2009 "Working On a Dream Tour" were sent directly the secondary market at prices several times face value.
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WASHINGTON — Google's chief executive, in perhaps the most public display of lawmakers' unease with his company's influence, was grilled on Tuesday about everything from search result bias and the data Google collects about its users to plans for a censored service in China.
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Most public and private sector unions use a "pay as you go" scheme, and postal workers' unions and the post office itself have said these aggressive payments prevent the service from investing or developing a business model to make it more sustainable.
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BEIRUT, March 14 (Reuters) - Syria has shut schools, cancelled most public events and minimised public sector hours to prevent any spreading of the coronavirus, as officials said the war-ravaged country was still free of the disease despite reports it was hiding cases.
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COPENHAGEN, March 23 (Reuters) - Denmark will extend until April 13 a nationwide lockdown that has closed schools and restaurants and kept most public sector workers at home in an effort to curb the spread of coronavirus, the country's prime minister said on Monday.
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The recent car and knife attack at Ohio State University once again raises the question of whether faculty and adult students should be allowed to defend themselves and others on college campuses like they can in most public places by carrying firearms.
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For asylum seekers who cannot afford to be unemployed and are not eligible for most public benefits, that means they would need to either give up their asylum claims in the US altogether or find under-the-table jobs in the shadow economy.
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In some cases, as with Stranger Things, smoking was authentic to the time period; up until the 1990s it was allowed in most public places, including aircraft (American smoking peaked in 1963 if you were wondering about the accuracy of Mad Men).
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Funded by the Green family, Hobby Lobby's owners, the museum is the most public example of what the Greens have repeatedly characterized in the press as Hobby Lobby's "ministry": using the profits gleaned from the business to share Christian ideals with the world.
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Born in 1971, he was the first son of then-North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. His mother was one of the dictator's favored mistresses, actress Song Hye-rim, and for a while Kim Jong Nam was the most public of his father's sons.
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The runway isn't the only place to do this — it's a conversation that spreads across the many facets of a company — but it sure seems like the most public way to send a message that women like you and me deserve to be "angels," too.
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NEW YORK, July 29 (Reuters) - UBS Group AG has hired a new deputy head of its chief investment office in the Americas, one of the Swiss bank's most public-facing divisions in the United States, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters on Monday.
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Although the study revealed that central banks are "conscious of their fiduciary duty" to the public, just 9% have taken specific measures related to climate risk which go beyond basic requirements within broader environmental, social and governance (ESG) frameworks required by most public institutions.
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Trump's rejection of Pence's suggestion in the vice presidential debate that the United States should be prepared to use military force against the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria came in the most public setting possible: the second presidential debate, with 65 million people watching.
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China has built two to three times as many hypersonics-related facilities as America, including the world's fastest wind tunnel for testing, and pumped out the most public research on the technology (716 publications in 2017, compared with 207 from America and 76 from Russia).
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The campaign, which will include television, print, radio outdoor and digital spots, is the most public effort by the sports network to rally viewers since Comcast dropped YES in November, when the two sides failed to come to an agreement for a carriage agreement.
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The move is seen as the clearest and most public display yet of growing distaste over the BOJ's negative rate policy by one of the biggest players in the JGB market, shocking policymakers accustomed to seeing financial institutions happily finance Japan's huge public debt.
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The bank's core capitalisation is better than most public-sector banks despite a 130bp drop in CET1 ratio to around 9%, mainly due to a technical de-recognition of certain deferred tax assets, which offset the impact of both positive earnings and improving risk density.
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These two cases, the most public examples of men actually facing criminal penalties for sexual assault in the #MeToo era, have something in common: The crimes were committed, and many of the allegations came to light, before the current iteration of the #MeToo movement began.
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Justice Kavanaugh skipped the most public element of the ceremony, a traditional walk down the court's front steps with Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., "out of an abundance of caution, due to security concerns," according to a spokeswoman for the court, Kathleen Arberg.
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News Analysis With the Supreme Court striking down laws that require government workers to pay union fees, one thing is clear: Most public-sector unions in more than 20033 states with such laws are going to get smaller and poorer in the coming years.
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The attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has been largely quiet and even yielding as the president leads the most public and prolonged political attack on the department in history, a silence that breaks with a long tradition of attorneys general protecting the institution from such interference.
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For non-detained asylum seekers who cannot afford to be unemployed and are not eligible for most public benefits, that means they would need to either give up their asylum claims in the US altogether or find under-the-table jobs in the shadow economy.
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Fourth package - John Brennan, c/o CNN, New York City First reports: Mid-morning October 24 This was the most public package discovery because it was, essentially, broadcast live on TV, when an alarm went off during Jim Sciutto and Poppy Harlow's show on CNN.
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I'm writing this from the public library in East Oakland, because my friend Samantha said if you work from home that's the best place to go right now — most public libraries have central air filtration and are not pulling the smoky air from the outside.
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The elder Six may be known for his contentiousness, but regarding his most public battle, a multiyear lawsuit against the Dutch government for failing to live up to an agreement to pay for maintenance of the house, some people say he had a point.
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He was elected instead to the Senate in 2010, where he quickly became the most public adversary of the Independent Democratic Conference, a now-defunct group of eight Democratic senators who collaborated with the Republicans to give the opposing party control of the Senate.
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But there are at least two reasons why speaking of Wahhabism, while accurate, won't fly in most public pronouncements: The word means little to the US domestic audience, and it could alienate Saudi Arabia, a complicated partner (to say the least) in anti-terror efforts.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The idea behind Commercial Break — an exhibition produced by Public Art Fund (PAF) of 19733 artists' versions of visual "interruptions within the advertising cycles" on some of New York City's most public screens — seems like a good one.
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The Golden State is set to vote on a Sean Parker–backed initiative to tax and regulate weed this fall, an effort that has raised plenty of cash and appears, at least according to most public surveys, to have the popular support needed to pass.
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While substantial gains have been made -- including a significant decrease in adult cigarette smokers and the restriction of smoking in most public places -- tobacco use remains the leading preventable cause of death in the United States, annually causing more than 480,000 deaths due to related illnesses.
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Whatever you believe, it wasn't long before Cruise burst out from behind the stage and onto Oprah's couch to declare his love for his new fiancée, which is still to this day one of the most public displays of affection we've ever seen from a celebrity.
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Just ask Drew Barrymore, star of Netflix's Santa Clarita Diet and all around G.O.A.T. Barrymore's daughter Olive recently had a meltdown at Disneyland of all places, putting her mum in that tricky situation of having to deal with a screaming child in the most public of settings.
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The venture capital industry's corrosive gender bias, on full display in the past few months, has already cost one of its most valuable new companies billions of dollars; brought about the dissolution of one partnership; and forced the resignation of one of its most public spokesmen.
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Cruz has had the upper hand in most public polls of Texas, though Trump's strength there has raised the possibility that Cruz could lose his own turf, a blow that would strike at the core of his southern strategy and raise questions about his path forward.
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It was described at the time as "the most public downfall of any star in history," crystalized in a widely panned VMAs performance in which Britney half-assed it through the debut of "Gimme More" in the most perfectly articulated statement of IDGAF up to that point.
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Their most public outing was on Christmas Day 2017, when they caught a New York Knicks basketball game with her son Jack Henry, 26 (from her 10-year marriage to actor Dennis Quaid), and his son Hud, 24 (from his nine-year marriage to model Elaine Irwin).
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The undertaking will end with their most public gesture yet: On Friday, June 15—the day before the exhibition's close—the EPA will lead an open-to-all march to the federal agency's headquarters, where they will attempt to hand-deliver the collected remarks from Onbehalfof.
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Giuliani, who received the nickname "America's Mayor" after 9/11, was more recently a vocal backer of the President in 2016 and angled for a Cabinet position before becoming the most public face of Trump's legal team with regard to the Russia investigation earlier this year.
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Mr. Domhoff convincingly developed a model based on his study of interlocking directorates that showed how most public policy in the United States is privately determined in the boardrooms of large corporations and then revised and honed by foundation and think tank funding of university research.
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While the travel and hospitality industries were initially hit hardest, workers across the US, such as waiters, bartenders, and freelance workers in all industries, are out of work after multiple states ordered most public places to close down, including restaurants, bars, movie theaters, concert halls, and gyms.
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Conservatives promptly denounced what they called an illegal annexation and ideological purging by a power-obsessed pontiff, while liberal observers saw the whole episode as resulting from an act of subterfuge by the pope's most public critic within the Vatican hierarchy, Cardinal Raymond Burke, an American.
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Trump on Moscow In July 2018, in perhaps his most public rift with Coats and the intelligence community, Trump stood beside Russian President Vladimir Putin and publicly said he doubted US spies' assessment that Russia had tried to interfere in the election, declaring that Putin had vigorously denied it.
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"A girl can get involved with Melody in many ways—through a book ($10 or free in most public and school libraries), through a free event at one of our stores or bookstores nationwide, through free games and activities on our web site, and online content," she said.
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Vibrant scenes In Iran, where political speech is severely curtailed, newspapers and even social media channels are government regulated and protest comes with great personal risk, the quadrennial presidential election is an opportunity to blow off emotional steam, to act politically in the most public, and loud, of ways.
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"I can also tell you that both Judge Kavanaugh and Dr. Ford were questioned in the most public way possible by the members of the Senate who are ultimately the ones who have to make the determination on whether or not they vote for Judge Kavanaugh," Sanders added.
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The circumstances of Michelle Obama's life and race are of course relevant, but it is the honesty and love that she brought to the role — showing that one could be a complex, multifaceted woman in the most public of arenas — that is at the core of her legacy.
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" In recent days, Trump has repeatedly suggested businesses and institutions that are closed due to the outbreak should try and reopen as soon as Easter Sunday, contradicting most public health officials, and he has repeatedly said the U.S. must not let "the cure be worse than the disease.
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While the travel and hospitality industries were initially hit hardest, workers across the US, such as waiters, bartenders, and freelance workers in all industries, are out of work after multiple states have now ordered most public places to close down, including restaurants, bars, movie theaters, concert halls, and gyms.
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Artists have been employing billboards since the 1960s, with everyone from Joseph Kosuth to Jeff Koons to Félix González-Torres taking advantage of the most public of canvases and, more often than not, using it to indulge in a brash sort of self-loathing, criticizing either billboards or art.
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Mr. Walker, 51, a former county executive with reliable allies in the Legislature from his years as a member, upended the state within weeks of arriving in office in 2011 with what became his defining move: He called for cuts to collective bargaining rights for most public workers.
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The culmination of decades of lobbying, the dedication of the embassy in Jerusalem this past week doubled as the most public recognition yet of the growing importance the Netanyahu government now assigns to its conservative Christian allies, even if some have been accused of making anti-Semitic statements.
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In November 2800, when he was 28255, we recorded a three-hour oral history of his deployment, and he was at a loss to explain what it was like to come home having been so close to one of the most public crimes of the war on terrorism.
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After being selected, founders will go through a mini-accelerator with the Startup Battlefield team, where we will train you on your pitch, go-to-market strategy and onstage talent, and set you up for the biggest, most public launch on the largest tech stage in the world.
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The bigger picture: I see no evidence that Blackstone warned the public pensions that it might indirectly lobby against the immediate interests of pensioners — let alone that it had done so — and the firm is savvy enough to know that most public pension oversight of PE investments is inadequate at best.
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Just to erase any doubts about the inspiration, said star is the most public face of a quasi-cult-like religion known as the Institute for the Higher Mind, presided over by a slick, messianic leader ("Alias'" Michael Vartan) who takes an inordinate interest in controlling his associations and career.
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The couple agreed not to use their most exclusive titles, His Royal Highness and Her Royal Highness; to give up most public funding of their lifestyles; and to repay more than $3 million in state funds for the refurbishment of their official residence, Frogmore Cottage, on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest released a statement urging the administration against naming him to the post, claiming a lack of experience in leading a public health agency, a history of scientific misconduct and support for HIV/AIDS policies that are opposed by most public health experts.
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Long the face of Afghanistan's millions of refugees abroad, Ms. Gula, now 44 and the mother of several children, has become the most public example of what has become, in effect, the forced return of hundreds of thousands of Afghan refugees and migrants from Pakistan, as well as Iran and Europe.
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Drivers can use both AC and DC power chargers (DC is basically a faster method) to charge their vehicle, with zero to 80 percent charge achievable in about 40 minutes using a DC rapid charger (which is found at most public charging stations) or 10 hours with an AC charger.
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It was that document that provided the most public division between Francis and Cardinal Müller, who made it clear that he viewed the most controversial aspects of the document through the prism of church tradition, and rejected the possibility that divorced Catholics who had remarried without an annulment could receive communion.
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And he faced his most public test yet on Thursday when he testified before lawmakers about his refusal to hand over the complaint, which is said to sound an alarm about President Trump's dealings with Ukraine and has seized Washington in recent days, prompting Democrats to announce a formal impeachment inquiry.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean Klobuchar2020 candidates condemn Senate for acquitting Trump, set sights on election Iowa Democrats to issue 'minor correction' to latest caucus results The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire MORE (D-Minn.), who is hovering just under the viability threshold in most public polling.
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But the idea is much like the argument for how paying for preventative care reduces medical costs down the road:The algorithm, known as the Silicon Valley Triage Tool, draws on millions of pieces of data to predict which homeless individuals will use the most public services like emergency rooms, hospitals, and jails.
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For one thing, just two weeks earlier, news broke that Andrew Lee, Brandacher's longtime mentor, a cofounder of the ASRT, and one of the VCA field's most public faces, was leaving Hopkins to take a job as dean of the huge medical education complex at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School.
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It was a lot to include for one platform, and while critics had things to say about her ambitious plans, Trump attempted to forge ahead, having already addressed the swipes she would take for trying to tackle cyberbullying while her husband had fast-become the most public Twitter bully in the land.
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While the black-and-white video of a group of men on a boat pulling a mine off one of the tankers is the most public evidence, military and intelligence officials said that other streams of intelligence showed Iran's intent to demonstrate control over the flow of oil from the Persian Gulf.
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Levingston thanks his wife and numerous archivists for their help with the research, but his greatest debt, fully acknowledged, is to books available in most public libraries: oral histories, memoirs, biographies and narrative histories, including "Parting the Waters," the first volume of Taylor Branch's monumental trilogy of America in the King years.
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What makes the whole of Stages gutsier, and more fulfilling, than most public art projects is the willingness of its creators to expose Winnipeg's unconventional and, at times, undesirable aspects and to allow public art to act as a kind of magnifying glass, finding intrigue where we might otherwise see a curiosity or worse.
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Sen. Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE's career ended in the most public, embarrassing way possible.
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But if you believe this highly social-media-aware administration — the one that previewed the evening's speech on Facebook — did not calculate the subliminal signals that the two protagonists might send via every means possible on one of the most public, closely watched evenings of the year, well, I've got a birther for you to meet.
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Third-party Instagram platform apps like Reports+ provide users analytics on their audiences, but are breaking due to the new API limits Third-party Instagram platform apps like Reports+ provide users analytics on their audiences, but are breaking due to the new API limits Most public backlash has focused on #DeleteFacebook and ignored its subsidiaries like Instagram and WhatsApp.
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But Jack Ma is without a doubt one of China's most powerful people and possibly the country's most public face internationally next to President Xi. Ma, whose Chinese name is Ma Yun, is the executive chairman and founder of Alibaba, China's powerhouse e-commerce site, as well as owning other massive online shopping platforms like Taobao.
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Serena and Beyoncé are the most public examples of the myriad ways black women are modeling self-care and self-love in a society that regularly denigrates them as too loud, too arrogant (see the petty reactions by some white women to Beyoncé's pregnancy announcement), or too aggressive/"mannish" (see the trolling Serena has received throughout her entire career).
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But the jobs number shows that millions of Americans who have not yet got sick are also reeling from the devastating impact of the worst domestic crisis since World War II. The rescue bill's staggering size is the most public expression of the historic scale of the coronavirus disaster and the fragility of the systems that sustain American life.
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But there are plenty of reasons for being deliberate: In the age of social media and internet memes, picking the right animal — independent-minded, photogenic and hopefully not prone to biting — to be a university's most public embodiment could be the difference between encouraging applications or inviting the kinds of encounters that would embarrass any pet owner.
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Rice described herself as the "point guard" of Obama's national security team — not the person "playing the most public role" but someone whose constant focus is on helping the team function as a whole and keeping its plays on track — and suggested that the frequent turnover in the Trump administration was contributing to dysfunction on national security issues.
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That was followed by the disruption of his tour, and its eventual cancellation, following a couple of speeches in which he spoke admiringly of Mr. Trump; his involuntary admission to U.C.L.A. Medical Center hospital, followed by what will certainly be remembered as the most public crack of all: his meeting with Mr. Trump at Trump Tower on Dec. 13.
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ANKARA, Turkey — President Donald Trump placed a dangerous bet this week: He sent his vice president and secretary of state — the two most public-facing figures in American government -- here to the Turkish capital to try to cinch a ceasefire in a war that Recep Tayyip Erdoğan started, and said he has shown no interest in ending.
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At the bar, a room full of rivals and threats (or classmates and possible friends, as a normal human might observe), he pulls the loudest and most public display of peacocking with Goose that he can, leading a sing-along to "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" right to Charlie's face, met with a resounding cheer and many slaps on the back.
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With Majority Leader Mitch McConnell declaring that he will put Graham-Cassidy to a vote next week, with virtually no debate on the floor of the Senate itself, this town hall will be the most public and dramatic opportunity for the bill's supporters and opponents to make their respective cases, with the potential to even swing the vote either way.
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Five days after the killing of Kim Jong Nam and six days after Pyongyang tested a ballistic missile in violation of international sanctions, Beijing announced it was suspending coal purchases from North Korea, essentially cutting off one of Pyongyang's few reliable sources of international currency – and one of the most public shows of frustration by Beijing towards its neighbor in recent history.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 28503 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.), who has held the second-place spot in most public polls for months, dropped to fourth in the CNN survey, taking 22019 percent support.
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After nearly a month of sometimes bumpy negotiations, the United States Golf Association, which will conduct the 118th United States Open next month at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club on Long Island, is close to an agreement with the Shinnecock Indian Nation that will not only include the tribe in the event's most public ceremonies but also afford the Shinnecock some financial gain from the tournament.
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As President Donald Trump heads to New York for his first United Nations General Assembly, the weeklong gathering is being viewed as the most public test yet for the shrunken diplomat at Foggy Bottom — an opportunity for Tillerson to reassert himself by the president's side as something more than a bean-counter or risk being overshadowed by Haley on the most high-profile stage to date.
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As the New York Times's Nate Cohn reported, most public polls, conducted through newspapers and colleges, actually haven't changed how they do things: Few if any of the public pollsters that conducted surveys ahead of Tuesday's elections for governor in Virginia and New Jersey appear to have adopted significant methodological changes intended to better represent the rural, less educated white voters who pollsters believe were underrepresented in pre-election surveys.
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Mr. Sanders has placed second in the 2020 Democratic race in most public opinion polls, behind former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. But if his rollout has not been seamless — three of his top consultants abruptly parted ways with his campaign just days after he announced he was entering the race — he has also demonstrated the power of the grass-roots movement he began building three years ago.
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