Perhaps most urgently, Washington needs to determine Pyongyang's end game.
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There is no doubt which side most urgently needs a deal.
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What Charlottesville needed most urgently was the full embrace of their government.
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But most urgently, the gunmen wanted to know one thing: Are you American?
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Most urgently, the plight of the Rohingya has developed into a humanitarian catastrophe.
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The first 16 to be made available now are those most urgently needed.
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They then spoke with SMRO's coordinators and asked what their facility needed most urgently.
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Biden has shown some vulnerabilities -- most urgently, his lack of support from young voters.
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Most urgently, we must learn how best to protect health care workers from infection.
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But it was "Dangerous House," the play set furthest away, that spoke most urgently.
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More often than not, we don't even know which items need our attention most urgently.
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Most urgently, private businesses should contribute to the World Health Organisation's contingency fund for emergencies.
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The purpose of this assessment, he said, was to figure out who most urgently needed help.
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To begin mending the economy, Mr Meirelles needs most urgently to tackle the vast budget deficit.
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The big picture: Most urgently, Clegg has to grapple with a lawsuit close to many journalists' hearts.
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Most urgently, speakers hailed the seven lawsuits to stymie Trump's new Presidential Commission on Voter Integrity. Rev.
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But in 1967, it was asked most urgently over the use of Cambodian territory by Vietnamese communists.
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The impacts of a melting Arctic are being felt most urgently by the people who live there.
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"This is what our neighbors have told us their community needs most urgently," Facebook said in a statement.
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He just plans to add another 230 miles this year at locations where they are most urgently needed.
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Our request will add another 230 miles this year in the areas our border agents most urgently need.
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It would provide long overdue disaster relief funding to hurricane-ravaged Texas, Florida and, most urgently, Puerto Rico.
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Still, the stories that make the biggest impact aren't always the ones that most urgently need to be told.
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Most urgently, Congress can act immediately to order FEMA to attend to local particularities when providing aid for reconstruction.
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Issues of freedom and dignity are most urgently raised by robots that are built to befriend, advise and monitor seniors.
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Most urgently, Black and brown trans women are dying in record numbers, and many more are suffering on the streets.
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It also isn't a spoiler to say that this is the hour of television we most urgently need right now.
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Fortunately, there are easy tools that connect you directly with the congressional offices that need to hear from you most urgently.
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And it would deploy a majority of those dollars to communities where the virus is most prevalent and resources most urgently needed.
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So the 13 million who bought their insurance through the Obamacare marketplaces are the most urgently at risk of losing their insurance?
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If we leave it to market forces alone, the new antibiotics we most urgently need are not going to be developed in time.
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Your answer might depend on what you need most urgently: Cash in your pocket or more time to take care of personal matters.
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It is precisely these businesses, however, even more than the weakest of the big firms, that are most urgently in need of assistance.
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Most urgently, that financial burden rattled the vendors who keep the retailer's shelves stocked, pressuring Toys R Us to make the move to restructure.
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Questions about funding of the government, raising and fair distribution of revenue, and most urgently, financial and logistical support for the ongoing Revolutionary War.
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The horror story repeated most urgently among troopers and guards to justify the violence was that the prisoners had castrated one of the hostages.
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VRE is listed as being high priority on the World Health Organization's ranking of bacteria which most urgently need research and development into new antibiotics.
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But it is China's government that most urgently needs to act: by releasing the booksellers, apologising for their treatment and heeding calls for political reform.
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What we need from great writing, most urgently, is an understanding that the mundane itself — snails, fireplaces, shrubs, pebbles, socks, minor witticisms — is secretly amazing.
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The book kicks off with a six-page quiz designed to suss out which areas of your life are most urgently in need of care.
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There is a fair dispute between the governor and the mayor over which stations most urgently need to be improved; each side has different lists.
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Most urgently, the thought of inadvertently publishing a gun reference in the midst of national mourning over a fresh tragedy is pretty mortifying to me.
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"One of the things that we have to address most urgently is our debt and deficit," Kirk, founder and president of Turning Point USA, told Hill.
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When it comes to the most urgently needed policy overhauls, a victory for Donald Trump next month would be a course correction for our entire union.
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Most urgently, the US must now lock down much of our national economic and social activity in order to slow and then substantially break virus transmission.
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Pressure is tone, and texture melody, but touch presses itself on us most urgently at the extremities, in the experience of pain and of sexual pleasure.
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One South Korean group that monitors businesses, the People's Solidarity for Participatory Democracy, called the introduction of punitive damages one of South Korea's most urgently needed reforms.
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With full knowledge of this reality, Facebook can paint itself as pro-regulation while simultaneously steering policymakers away from some of the public reforms most urgently needed.
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"We are in receipt of the document (from the IAAF) and the board will be discussing the matter most urgently because it impacts many stakeholders," Gayle told Reuters.
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It may one day help conservators quickly identify objects that have started to decay, allowing them to prioritize the artifacts that most urgently need the attention of experts.
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The infrastructure program, among the largest and most urgently needed in the country, will almost certainly use a public-private partnership (P3) to build and finance some portions.
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Most urgently: an enormous effort to reduce the transmission of the disease, especially to the older population and those with prior health conditions, but in essence for everybody.
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LAND ART, WITH its almost mythical clichés of man against nature and heedless Manifest Destiny, is one of the contemporary art movements most urgently in need of reconsideration.
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And most urgently, we wait for the familiar stretch of sidewalk to slip into view as the final corner is rounded — for the holidays, nearly over, to begin.
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These people are the most tapped in to the needs of your local homeless student community, and can advise on what type of support is most urgently needed.
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Finally -- and perhaps most urgently -- we need to eliminate demand for the products that come from this type of crime, like the ivory trinkets found in markets across Africa.
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"China's high debt burden is an area where reform is most urgently needed but progress has been the slowest," said Chi Lo, senior economist at BNP Paribas Asset Management.
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What's needed most urgently is not more regulation, but a national action plan that harnesses the innovative problem solving of the technology sector to render future Russian attacks ineffective.
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It was a reminder that there is much to fear in the bel paese: seismic shocks, organised crime and, most urgently, the outcome of a constitutional referendum on December 4th.
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Last week, the government approved the delivery of aid to Daraya for the first time in four years, but it denied the delivery of food, the most urgently needed commodity.
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And most urgently, Trump's threats to strike Syria mean Washington could be drawn closer to a clash with Russia or Iran, the powers backing Bashar al-Assad on the ground.
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The question raised most urgently by the Brussels attacks, so soon after Paris, is whether and why Raqqa can be tolerated when Al Qaeda's Tora Bora sanctuary in Afghanistan was not.
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Republicans and Democrats alike broadly agree on the essentiality of the so-called Gateway tunnel, described by many officials as the most urgently needed infrastructure project anywhere in the United States.
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Most urgently, any progressive should end the Federal Housing Administration's baffling practice of selling thousands of single-family rentals and backing mortgages and insuring mortgage securities to private equity companies like Blackstone.
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It follows that our vulnerable corporate networks constitute the border we most urgently need to secure, the one the man who has earned billions through corporate endeavors should care the most about.
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Add to this the growing divorce rates among the over-60s (in America they have doubled since 1990), and it is clear a storm is brewing, most urgently for women entering retirement.
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And most urgently, Congress needs to come up with a more nimble legal framework to address the glut of asylum claims and more funding for log-jammed immigration courts to process them.
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Most urgently, the program that deals with unaccompanied minors is expected to run dry next month, requiring resources to be diverted from other programs and leading to a further deterioration in conditions.
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Most urgently, why does such breathtaking audacity persist at a moment when we should stand trembling in the face of our folly and united in our commitment to abolish its most deadly manifestations?
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What he needs to accomplish most urgently is the expedited destruction of the ISIS 'caliphate' in Iraq and Syria, followed by concrete steps to eliminate Iran's nuclear-weapons program, and ultimately the ayatollah's regime.
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In the frenzied triage area it was difficult to keep count, with doctors and medics first having to decide who was the most badly hurt, who most urgently needed this hospital's one functional operating theater.
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It also asks what workers feel they most urgently need, whether it's access to protective equipment or emergency funds, as well as if workers are likely to work while sick due to their financial situation.
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Several steps are within the scope of current public health programs to stem the tide of this epidemic, but they need championing in order to push them forward to help those children who most urgently need it.
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Indeed, the real challenge of Ms Ocasio-Cortez's populist ideas—to both parties, but to the Democrats most urgently—is the way they expose the inadequacy of mainstream policy responses to the big problems, including inequality and global warming, she describes.
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There, he buries his father — he digs the grave, labor that's emblematic of the ties that bind — and rapidly becomes embroiled in a succession of family crises that include an unwanted pregnancy, a burdensome debt and, most urgently, a potentially disastrous crop.
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He still wants to build a wall along the U.S. southern border with Mexico but he has emphasized in recent days a need to deal most urgently with illegal immigrants who commit crimes and also those who might be displacing African-American and Hispanic workers.
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This year, that same team might have wrapped up commitments from 14 of its first-choice players in December; that allowed it to enter January and February knowing exactly how many spaces it has left, and which positions it most urgently needs to fill.
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In a survey of 11,000 workers and 6,500 business leaders by Harvard Business School and Boston Consulting Group, the vast majority said that among the new developments most urgently affecting their businesses were employees' expectations for flexible, autonomous work; better work-life balance; and remote working.
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While staff at hospitals prioritize treating patients and saving lives — testing doesn't usually change the course of treatment for COVID-229 — the lack of reliable numbers becomes a real problem when it comes to understanding the true scope of the crisis, and where resources are most urgently needed, according to doctors and disaster response experts.
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While staff at hospitals prioritize treating patients and saving lives — testing doesn't usually change the course of treatment for COVID-229 — the lack of reliable numbers becomes a real problem when it comes to understanding the true scope of the crisis, and where resources are most urgently needed, according to doctors and disaster response experts.
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"My job at the White House now is to help marry the full force of the federal government with the full power of private enterprise to mobilize our industrial base and thereby quickly get what we need, most urgently Personal Protective Equipment such as masks and gloves and testing kit element like swabs," Navarro told CNN.
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But eventually, each turn begins to unfold almost by rote: mine-sweeping vehicles cruise the same roads ahead of supply and troop convoys, infantry units settle into ambush positions from which their line-of-sight is extended to catch any passing Taliban or militia, and helicopters go racing across the map to rush troops or supplies wherever they're most urgently needed.
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USA Today. Retrieved on 2009-10-05. Slant Magazine's Dave Hughes called it "the most urgently malevolent modern funk record the band has assembled to date".Hughes, Dave.
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Founded in 1971 to support research at University College London's Institute of Neurology, Queen Square, London, the charity now funds UK-wide and focuses on those conditions where they determine funding is most urgently needed - currently brain tumours, brain and spinal cord injury, and headache and facial pain.
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The Bighorn River in Montana. The DNRC declared the Bighorn River watershed one of five where water rights most urgently needed adjudication. In 1972, Montana voters adopted a new constitution which greatly expanded the state's treatment of water and water rights. Article IX, Section 3, Subsection 1 recognized and confirmed all existing water rights.
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Leave It to Bryan is a Canadian home renovation reality series hosted by contractor Bryan Baeumler, which premiered in January 2012 on HGTV."Would you leave it to Bryan?" Calgary Herald, January 8, 2012. The show is based around the concept that the renovations most desired by a homeowner aren't necessarily always the ones most urgently needed in the home.
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Leave it to Bryan is a Canadian home renovation reality series hosted by contractor Bryan Baeumler, which premiered in January 2012 on HGTV. The show is based around the concept that the renovations most desired by a homeowner aren't necessarily always the ones most urgently needed in the home."Would you leave it to Bryan?" Calgary Herald, January 8, 2012.
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BFC Dynamo is cooperating with those responsible for the Sportforum Hohenschönhausen and the Berlin Football Association (BFV) to find common solutions for the most urgently needed construction work. The Senate of Berlin is planning to invest €3 million in the Stadion im Sportforum as of 2020. The money is part of the budget for the demolition of the Friedrich- Ludwig-Jahn-Stadion.
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The reason for this is that self-interest drives actors to beneficial behavior in a case of serendipity. Efficient methods of production are adopted to maximize profits. Low prices are charged to maximize revenue through gain in market share by undercutting competitors. Investors invest in those industries most urgently needed to maximize returns, and withdraw capital from those less efficient in creating value.
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If done improperly, this could damage the ship. For this reason, peacetime financial restraints had prevented the LSL captains from practising this manoeuvre. Clapp ruled that the LSLs would discharge onto mexeflotes and landing craft through the stern doors. The LSLs had been loaded with the most urgently required stores in the bow, where they could be accessed first, but now the order needed to be changed.
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He said that it shows how brilliant Capaldi's performance has been. Wilkins noted how 12th Doctor gradually warmed up, realising showing his true self – reason for his older appearance – meant being "unashamedly, unreservedly kind". He went on to say that Capaldi played the Doctor's kindness as "the most urgently honest expression of himself, and in doing so made his Doctor vulnerable and open in a way none of his predecessors ever really attempted".
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Shalom (Seymour) Freedman (born June 17, 1942) is an American-Israeli writer, thinker and poet. As a Jewish writer his best-known work consists of conversations with thinkers and spiritual leaders centering on the concept of Avodat Hashem or service of God. As a public intellectual his work has touched on a wide variety of issues regarding the human condition and future, while focusing most urgently on Israel’s struggle for survival and wellbeing.
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By 2 February, most health facilities have resumed normal operation. Large volumes of medical supplies have been donated, but the most urgently needed equipment identified by the Palestinian Ministry of Health, notably pulse oximeters, defibrillators, infusion pumps, syringe pumps, ventilators, and anesthesia monitors, have still not been received. Psychotropic drugs are still lacking and urgently needed. In a damage assessment by the World Health Organization, 48% of the 122 health facilities assessed were found to be damaged or destroyed.
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He is best known for his inspiration of the radical forces, helping them define those reforms that were most urgently needed and how they could be implemented. His intellectual leadership helped achieve many of the key legal, political, economic and social reforms of the 1830s and 1840s.Jenifer Hart, "Nineteenth-Century Social Reform: A Tory Interpretation of History" Past & Present No. 31 (1965), pp. 39–61 online He especially influenced the reform of education, prisons, poor laws, legal procedures and Parliamentary representation.
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Technical summary Expenditures are often not well targeted. According to a World Bank study, there is a large gap in expenditures between rural and urban areas, in particular capital cities. Public expenditures go to where they are most easily spent rather than where they are most urgently needed. Sanitation receives only a small part of public expenditures: Low household demand for sanitation results in politicians not seeing sanitation as a vote winner, and therefore allocating scarce resources to sectors with higher perceived political rewards.
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The DNRC identified five watersheds where water rights most urgently needed adjudication: The Armells Creek, Bighorn River, Powder River, Rosebud Creek, and Tongue River basins. The scope of work soon proved overwhelming. In late 1974, based on its preliminary efforts in these five areas, the DNRC estimated there were more than 500,000 water rights claims in the entire state. The lack of records, overclaiming of water, and amount of conflict over water was so bad, to process all water rights claims would take 100 years.
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Nortraship had a large fleet, and the expenses were considerable and so a currency strategy was necessary. It was formulated by Arne Sunde (who later would become Minister of Shipping) on 1 August 1940 and stated that expenses should be paid in sterling currencies, and use of US dollars was to be avoided. The reasons were the current currency situation and the anticipated situation after the war. In the autumn of 1940 Nortraship New York still had problems with "free ships", most urgently, those owned by Fred.
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Of these missions, 22 were termed "special combat missions" in which they were sent out by Army Headquarters to obtain aerial reconnaissance information most urgently needed to support ground operations, all of which were conducted at "extremely low altitude." For these special duties, teams were detached from the squadron and sent to Army Headquarters at Souilly between 9 and 18 October. On one such mission, 1st Lt. Raymond P. Dillon (Pilot) and 2d Lt. John B. Lee III engaged nine enemy aircraft and claimed three of them.
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The recommendation especially mentions Tod's "complete disregard for his own personal safety", and his "outstanding display of coolness, courage and leadership at a time when such qualities were most urgently required." Tod then served in the Greek islands with Foxforce in the summer of 1944,Jones 2005, p. 34. when 9 Commando was made part of 2nd Special Service Brigade under the command of Land Forces Adriatic, led by George Davy. Davy ordered the commando to Kythera, ready for a move to the Peloponnese in anticipation of the German withdrawal from Greece.
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Nicholas Roerich by Kustodiev. 1913 After the February Revolution of 1917 and the end of the czarist regime, Roerich, a political moderate who valued Russia's cultural heritage more than ideology and party politics, had an active part in artistic politics. With Maxim Gorky and Aleksandr Benois, he participated with the so-called "Gorky Commission" and its successor organization, the Arts Union (SDI). Both attempted to gain the attention of the Provisional Government and Petrograd Soviet on the need to form a coherent cultural policy and, most urgently, protect art and architecture from destruction and vandalism.
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For in 599 Gregory wrote to Eusebius of Thessalonica and some other bishops, stating that he had heard they were about to be summoned to a council at Constantinople, and most urgently entreating them to yield neither to force nor to persuasion, but to be steadfast in their refusal to recognize the offensive title (ib. lib. ix. 68 in Patr. Lat.). Cyriacus appears to have shared in that unpopularity of the emperor Maurice which caused his deposition and death (Theophanes Chronicle, A.M. 6094; Niceph. Callis. H. E. xviii.
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Quoted according to: He indicated further examples of misdirected "willing what cannot be willed" contributing to anxiety, including for example also a "will to be creative and spontaneous" and "most urgently, will to will". The first realm has been compared to effortless doing (wu wei) of Taoism, the second to purposive action (yu-wei according to philosophers of the time of Zhuangzi). Edgar Z. Friedenberg has commented that Farber's conception of the will and the existential plight of man appears to have been strongly influenced by T. S. Eliot.
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George, p. 65 The dispatch of the Cuban volunteers started 21 August and an advance party with the most urgently needed specialists used international commercial flights. Small groups continued to trickle into Luanda on such flights as well as on Cuba's aging Britannia planes and the bulk arrived after a two-week trip aboard three Cuban cargo vessels; the first one, the "Vietnam Heroico" docked at Porto Amboim on 5 October. The arrival of two Cuban ships in Angola with instructors on board was reported by the CIACIA, National Intelligence Daily, 11 October 1975, p. 4 and raised no alarm in Washington.
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The EPPI-Centre's programme of work seeks to develop ways of working with various groups of research and service ‘users’ throughout the review process, including deciding which topics need most urgently to be reviewed, and analyzing and disseminating the results of reviews.Rees R, Oliver S (2007) User Involvement in systematic reviews: an example from health promotion. In Coren E (ed) Collection of examples of service user and carer participation in systematic reviews. London: Social Care Institute for Excellence A particular aim is to explore the perspectives and participation of those people who are, or represent, people receiving a service or who are affected by the service in some other way.
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The same year, construction began on the Dr. Thomas Kiel Arboretum in the northern part of the park, named after a founder and former chairman of the Friends of Morningside Park who died in 1996. In 1998 and 1999, a group named the Morningside Area Alliance (MAA) received $35,000 in grant funding from the Kaplan Foundation to work on the park. A portion was used to assess what the park needed done most urgently, while a second portion went to reorganize the largely dismantled Friends volunteer group. The resulting "revitalization plan" suggested additional maintenance and capital improvements and enhancements to its character and appearance.
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Nasser saw Egypt as the leader of the Arab states and saw Egypt's role as promoting Arab solidarity against both the West and Israel. Nasser's first priority was end subordination to Britain which meant most urgently the removal of British bases privileges and acquire greater control over the Suez Canal. In 1952 Nasser produced a work that was half autobiographical and half programmatic entitled The Philosophy of the Revolution. It offers and account to how he and other officers who overthrew the monarchy on July 23 of that year came to a decision to seize power and how they planned to use their newly won power.
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Senator Claiborne Pell, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said: "I am devastated by these cold-blooded murders, which appear intended to silence human rights activity in El Salvador. I appeal most urgently for an end to the fighting and for a cease-fire ... and ask that those responsible for these murders be brought to justice as swiftly as possible." An editorial in The New York Times catalogued a series of similar crimes that had gone unpunished and warned that "What's different this time is America's horrified impatience". It warned that the U.S. Senate would end U.S. aid if the government of El Salvador "cannot halt and will not punish death squads".
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The emergency the Schober government had to deal with most urgently were the referendums on unification with Germany that a number of provinces were preparing. Schober convinced the provinces to abandon their plans. Schober succeeded where Mayr had failed partly because he was known to be pan-German himself, partly because he took, in addition to the chancellorship, personal control of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Schober's installation as both the chancellor and the foreign minister created the impression – the false impression, as it later turned out – impression that the pan-German cause was in good hands and that unsolicited unilateral action on the part of the regional governments would not be needed.
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Tomaree Head was one of the first sites selected in an air force project to protect Australia with a ring of radar stations around the continent. The threat of war from Japan was looming, but only three radar sets were available: the project was launched with a special survey to select three sites. Many more radar sets were needed, long range radar, for which the authorities expected a long delay, so it was essential to put the three available radar sets to work in the parts of Australia requiring them most urgently. The available radar sets were "on loan" from a CSIR facility called the Radiophysics Laboratory, British sets sent for research.
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Validation of the strategy is needed from within the organisation - in particular from members of the organisation with implementation responsibilities. Organisational members must be aware of and support the strategic goals of the firm (Kotter and Schlesinger,1979). Without this knowledge of the strategy, organisational members will not be able to place the strategy being implemented within a broader context and assess its importance. One way the communication can be done, is by cascading down the strategy into the organisation, where the strategic activities and outcomes are broken down into smaller set of change programmes and operational goals specific for each management teams, with the focus to achieve them in the near term - combining critical operational outcomes with the most urgently required change initiatives.
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It is not clear whether this was a continuation of an existing covert arrangement involving the churches or the start of something new. In any event, what was new was the demand that the West German government should now be involved, and the West German Minister of Intra-German Relations, Erich Mende became officially responsible for what became in 1964, amid conditions of total secrecy, a West German government programme. By 1964 Geißel was taking on various task on behalf of the West German in facilitating and administering West German purchases of freedom for East German political prisoners identified on behalf of the West German government as being the most urgently deserving of release. Unlike others involved, following German reunification Geißel spoke little about his own involvement, details of which remain unclear, though some indications emerged over time.
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Tens of thousands of lines later, the epilogue returns to these concerns, again touching on the matters Gower believes each estate needs most urgently to attend to. In this context, the plan of the work given in the prologue is one of the most-quoted passages of the poem: :Bot for men sein, and soth it is, :That who that al of wisdom writ :It dulleth ofte a mannes wit :To him that schal it aldai rede, :For thilke cause, if that ye rede, :I wolde go the middel weie :And wryte a bok betwen the tweie, :Somewhat of lust, somewhat of lore... ::(prol.12-19) This is essentially what he does; the external matter and parts of the narrative frame, together with some long digressions (most notably the whole of Book 7, discussed below) make up the "lore", while the majority of the tales are wholly concerned with "lust".
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By 1914, there were about 420 Labour representatives sitting on municipal Councils of various kinds, not including a few County councilors in the mining areas, or a much larger number on Boards of Guardians, Parish Councils, and District Councils. Aside from education, and the feeding and medical inspection and treatment of schoolchildren, the issues which the Labour Party pressed most urgently in local government were the local provision of work for the unemployed, the eight-hour workday, the adoption and enforcement of the Fair Wages Clause in public contracts, and fair wages and conditions for local authority employees. In some areas (particularly Birmingham and Glasgow) there was active pressure in support of municipal housing and slum clearance schemes, while there was also continued agitation (in relation to the Board of guardians) for improved treatment both of the unemployed and other classes of paupers, particularly the disabled and the aged. House-building, midway between a public health service and a trading enterprise, became one of the main planks in the Labour municipal platform.
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