Though one technology often supplants another, that doesn't necessitate concession.
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But does this gap necessitate constant updates from the Fed?
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As a result, dropping Franco did not necessitate a reshoot.
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This is an extraordinary remedy, but Trump's actions necessitate it.
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As it turns out, maturity of age doesn't necessitate mature behavior.
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A sizeable decline at the institutional level will necessitate portfolio rebalancing.
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"The problems that necessitate this consent decree are urgent," Bredar continued.
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Intarcia says the CRL should not necessitate any additional clinical trials.
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The appointment of either would necessitate a reshuffle of Merkel's cabinet.
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Absolutely none of which necessitate me receiving a focus-breaking alert.
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While recessions make running any business tough, they don't necessitate doom.
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Capitalism necessitates winners and losers, and winners necessitate exploitation and greed.
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Either of these outcomes might necessitate a more forceful monetary policy response.
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The differences, though certainly improvements, aren't noticeable enough to necessitate an upgrade.
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What has happened to necessitate their use — road work or an accident?
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But this doesn't necessitate producing blanket coverage of alt-right cultural quirks.
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But your father's request does not necessitate that you grant his wish.
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What would it necessitate for Britain to become a truly unified nation?
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Hacking is a federal crime, and can necessitate involvement by the FBI.
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That'll necessitate moves into Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia at some point.
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Extra runway and heavy pre-launch testing necessitate greater patience from investors.
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The threats in the world today necessitate a larger force, he added.
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The kind of looking that Foy's drawings necessitate is unlike anything else.
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Mr. Maher's approach to television doesn't necessitate that kind of rehearsed rumination.
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That may necessitate more plans when thinking about war with North Korea.
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This will of course necessitate at least a thousand satellites, by Miller's count.
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Documenting someone's life doesn't necessitate moving from beginning to end, or even linearly.
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It does not necessitate the same kinds of disclosures of public tax documents.
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It is not just long waiting-times at hospitals that necessitate more clinics.
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My only concern is will it necessitate winning more Senate seats in 2018.
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The infections can necessitate limb amputations and lead to death, even with treatment.
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This process may at times be messy, and at times will necessitate disagreement.
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Trade equilibrium model would necessitate new investments, as dollars keep coming back home.
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Widespread mobilization doesn't necessitate Chinese authoritarianism, but it does sometimes require hard rules.
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Yet proposing a different, diverse, less hierarchical model might necessitate some perceived unevenness.
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And, politics aside, the standards necessitate sweeping changes to the way science is taught.
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This latest hurdle will necessitate an open call for notaries nationwide on r/exmormon.
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Turning a headache into a migraine, population ageing will necessitate much higher public spending.
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We seek to address artist requirements, which necessitate lightweight editable representation and automatic reconstruction.
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But for games that utilize both and necessitate quick reflexes, it doesn't work well.
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Unfortunately, though, it would necessitate immediate tax hikes or benefit cuts if implemented. 12.
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Brevity doesn't necessitate insubstantiality — yet some of these pieces feel insubstantial or insufficiently original.
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The pipeline would cross nearly 300 creeks and streams and necessitate cutting 700,000 trees.
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In fact, most aspects of your harmoniously-constructed Shangri-La will necessitate a subscription.
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Instead these seem to be situations that necessitate the intervention of a reasonable adult.
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Examples include: Each model may necessitate different ads, landing pages, automated emails, and sales collateral.
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Making Anbang unwind its overseas portfolio in a hurry would necessitate a massive fire sale.
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The former may necessitate criminal action as the situation has already gotten out of hand.
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Implementing these proposals would necessitate confiscatory tax rates — and not just on upper income earners.
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The history of this country did not necessitate a Donald Trump following a Barack Obama.
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The island's devastation may well necessitate a fresh restructuring, but that won't address urgent issues.
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Making Anbang unwind its overseas portfolio in a hurry would necessitate a huge fire sale.
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It's no secret that health directly affects finances, but a few issues necessitate precise management.
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Experience shows that large tax cuts either deepen the nation's debt or necessitate spending cuts.
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Dr. Bennett suggested that Bacon's bite of the fake hand didn't necessitate a draconian outcome.
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Breakups sometimes necessitate a few days of sweatpants and a pint or two of Ben & Jerry's.
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While Instagram aims to preserve hashtags, the consistent abuse of specific ones can necessitate their removal.
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"However, there are still urgent unmet needs on the island that necessitate additional relief," she added.
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But it is maneuvers like these that necessitate a complex tax code in the first place!
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And it is likely to necessitate eliminating or curbing other popular deductions, a politically risky pursuit.
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That would necessitate a contest for a new leader—and with it a bloody battle over Brexit.
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To date, 176 Democrats in the 435-member House have signed a petition to necessitate a vote.
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"When you go to negative interest rates, you do not stimulate consumption, you necessitate saving," Gundlach said.
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It does not necessitate a shirt or a button or a sticker or even shared cultural interests.
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Skyrim is a massive role-playing game, which by their nature necessitate a lot of busy work.
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The medical examiner's office ruled the shooting a homicide, though that doesn't necessitate charges against the officer.
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That would necessitate companies buying multiple units in each location, so some could charge while others worked.
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The paucity of dialogue and strict reliance on leisurely visuals might necessitate some caffeine before a screening.
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However, a weekend pass to a music festival doesn't necessitate a faux-suede wardrobe — nor should it.
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But that seems unlikely, according to the Star, because of the high security demands it would necessitate.
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It's possible the sides may have been too far apart on price to necessitate an official bid.
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The ongoing implementation and technical problems plaguing exchanges across America will soon necessitate another debate over reform.
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"The problems that necessitate this consent decree are urgent," the judge wrote in an order in April.
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He noted that such a plan would necessitate more than one meeting between the two world leaders.
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It should be the rare occasion that an unanticipated amendment would necessitate a change in search terms.
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If the voting age were lowered, would that necessitate changing other laws to bring them into alignment?
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In some cases, this will necessitate counter-bias algorithms that hunt for and correct subtle, systematic discrimination.
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Consequently, insulin producers have continued to tweak their products instead of competing, which would necessitate lowering prices.
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Petipa's four acts are played with just one intermission, but some scene changes necessitate uncomfortably long pauses.
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It also prompted Iran to restart its nuclear weapons program, which could well necessitate U.S. military action.
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The city said that giving pay raises to police officers could necessitate similar raises for other municipal employees.
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If you have enough kids to necessitate a minivan, you need seats that are easy to wipe clean.
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His bill does necessitate open and deep debate, but such a conversation is unlikely in this political environment.
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But engagement in world politics does not necessitate lying to the American people and the world at large.
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In all children, there are other warning signs to look out for that may necessitate medical care fast.
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This change may also necessitate raising premium subsidies, especially for older individuals who would have to pay more.
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On the other hand, depending on your role, there are certain circumstances that might necessitate an emergency call.
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Private sector autonomous vehicles necessitate intelligent public infrastructure, yet these two areas are advancing at wildly different speeds.
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Standing down US troops in South Korea would also necessitate a total rewrite of the region's status quo.
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These are the people he claims necessitate thousands of armed troops and hundreds of millions of Treasury dollars.
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Real change would necessitate regulation that either creates alternatives to Facebook or at least doesn't inhibit their creation.
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The toll that aging takes on the body may also necessitate changes to your home's design or layout.
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"In some cases these measures will necessitate some service members remaining beyond their scheduled departure dates," said Gen.
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The listener questions in particular seem to necessitate improv and spontaneous recall of historical facts from the hosts.
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" They added that a failure to do so "is unacceptable and would necessitate that Congress take corrective action.
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But a flooring change seems to be the only one that would necessitate shutting the store down completely.
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However, continued growth in house price overvaluation could necessitate a reassessment of the sufficiency of the current limits.
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The warrants say police are also interested in locating potential witnesses, but does that necessitate this level of search?
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Berger goes on to explain that NASA hasn't yet built anything big enough to necessitate such a large rocket.
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We expect these options to ease liquidity pressure slightly, but substantial credit risk remains and may necessitate debt restructuring.
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And, in the case of the iPhone 7, wireless earphones necessitate owning a "dongle" for any non-wireless listening.
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Senate Republicans plan to fix those issues before the Senate votes, but it will necessitate a new House vote.
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Spending that much time on those offenses will necessitate spending less time on white-collar crimes and regulatory offenses.
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Their opponents argue that permanent residency for any number of Dreamers would necessitate significant changes to immigration enforcement measures.
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The U.S. government does not currently have a definition of what actions in cyberspace would necessitate a military response.
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There is a looming crisis in information security that will necessitate that businesses change how they manage their security efforts.
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But Rauner rejected the package, saying it created a payment schedule that eventually would necessitate a tax increase for Chicago.
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That expansion is going to necessitate some serious financing, most likely in the form of a Series A funding round.
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However, some people disagree with this interpretation, and say the text of the Copyright Directive doesn't actually necessitate upload filters.
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The one pregnancy we definitely know about, Kim's soon-to-arrive January 2018 baby, does not necessitate a "faucet" metaphor.
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If the problem is biology-based, however, that's something researchers can't change; "that would necessitate a different product," he says.
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Because of the security controls of the Twitter phone and the Twitter account, it does not necessitate regular change-out.
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But in 2014 the two began divorce proceedings, which would of course necessitate negotiating ownership of their company and Snopes.
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To work, it will require a decarbonized economy that will necessitate a big, interconnected transformation in all sectors of society.
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Well, it can start a good old-fashioned food debate, prompt a Twitter war, or even necessitate a taste test.
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Economists, even progressives, argued that a plan of the scale that Warren was describing would necessitate such unpopular measures. Sen.
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Following his appointment, Albayrak said the central bank is independent and will do whatever economic realities and market conditions necessitate.
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This can sometimes necessitate drastic action, like attempting to ram your ship into a chemical cloud on a mere hunch.
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Not only do the delays often necessitate pushing back release dates, they also prevent timely restocking of in-demand titles.
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This has led to more "cooling degree days," or days when average temperatures are warm enough to necessitate air-conditioning.
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Mr. Zuckerberg also emphasized Facebook's role in keeping communities well-informed, which will necessitate tackling misinformation and highly polarized news.
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You should understand that reporting your relationship might (but might not) necessitate a job shift within the company for him.
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It is a constitutional paradox: The very behaviors that necessitate impeachment supply the means for the demagogue to escape it.
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Evans mentions new trucks in the Bay that necessitate only one worker aboard, where two used to be the norm.
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There's been debate about the extent to which those problems necessitate a national health insurance system versus mandated private insurance.
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It's unclear what the nature of the financial crimes Truaxe refers to are, or why they necessitate closing the stores.
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According to the women, they felt that they weren't in any immediate danger that would necessitate sending out an emergency signal.
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Situations where the driver could lose control because of malicious individuals necessitate OTA updates to protect car owners from cyber attacks.
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We test the limits of our physical selves through contact—violence and intimacy both necessitate that our skins touch and communicate.
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In more obvious ways, she said, Ellevest considers the longer life expectancy of women, which may necessitate a different investing strategy .
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The spread of autonomous vehicles will necessitate significant adjustments to cities' layouts and infrastructure, and urban planning processes can take years.
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They should understand that government borrowing would eventually need to be repaid, and that stimulus today would necessitate higher taxes tomorrow.
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France's nuclear industry is in disarray, while South Korea depends enough on U.S. nuclear technology to potentially necessitate U.S. involvement anyway.
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"Failure by the administration to respond to Russia's unabashed aggression is unacceptable and would necessitate that Congress take corrective action," Reps.
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It will necessitate ample staffing, quick planning after the election and a genuine willingness to hear all sides of the debate.
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Criminal contempt is highly unlikely, since it would necessitate convincing the DOJ to initiate prosecution of its own high-ranking officials.
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They say the budget request would necessitate at least $15–$23 billion more than what the White House is asking for.
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Electricity demand will likely rise due to increased heat waves, while extreme weather patterns will necessitate flood-prevention measures, it added.
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Often, these are fields where security, privacy, and other restrictions necessitate a manual recruiting strategy focused on partnership and community development.
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As well as increasing vulnerability to shocks, the increasing private debt levels could necessitate a sharp and costly debt reduction process.
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Sadly, the American people have witnessed further wrongs of the president which necessitate the second article of impeachment, obstruction of Congress.
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Even the simplest, most innocent lie can lead to the creation of supporting lies, which then necessitate their own supporting lies.
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There has been no sudden influx of FOIA requests at BLM that would necessitate a new plan for how to handle them.
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The Snuggies for the Revolution are meant as a proposition for examining our own relationship with capitalist power structures that necessitate exploitation.
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Photo: APFor most people, resigning from your job doesn't necessitate the invention of any new computer characters, just a new Twitter bio.
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Political piracy and industrial espionage are the biggest challenges from the old Cold War players -- and they necessitate clever investment in intelligence.
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Whatever the specifics, this gives an idea of what kind of power and cost the Stadia backend infrastructure is going to necessitate.
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This will necessitate that AGN fires on all fronts (grow Botox market further, advance pipeline, commercial success on launches), a challenging task.
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Cities can use it to determine when certain events, like a concert or a sports game, necessitate running more buses and trains.
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But unlike Alzabarah, Abouammo's role as media partnerships manager at Twitter does not necessarily seem to necessitate access to private user data.
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Seedlings take time to grow in nurseries and a major wildfire might necessitate the purchase and planting of millions of new trees.
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"Events around the world and security lapses at U.S. airports necessitate new protections for the traveling public," Thune said in a statement.
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This will necessitate trilateral talks between the two countries and the U.S. or possibly four-way talks including China, a statement said.
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Chad and JT have brought attention to a long-forgotten fact: that civic engagement doesn't always necessitate despair or anger or cynicism.
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In all but 19 states, private sales do not necessitate a background check, and therefore do not involve a mental health screening.
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And if so, is it going to necessitate a change in the way your members think about how they run their business?
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Their heirs in the eighth inning ran into some trouble, allowing three runs to necessitate an early appearance by closer Jeremy Jeffress.
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Under Mr. Trump's watch, the federal budget deficit has risen rapidly as his tax cuts and increased spending necessitate more government borrowing.
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But those sales usually will necessitate hundreds of thousands more for renovations, which were already included in this home's $2,290,000 price tag.
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While Nokia denies the reports that it's looking to sell or merge, recent financial problems and fierce competition could necessitate the move.
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Even a 2x or 4x change would necessitate systematic improvements; 100x will involve pretty much a ground-up redo of the system.
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That will necessitate numerous, permanent and highly skilled staff all over the world, not bulk eyeballs offering a bare-bones ground-truthing service.
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Finally, even if your perfectly measured body matches very neatly with an accepted size, your fit preference might necessitate a different size altogether.
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Membership does not necessitate any legally binding promises, but companies who join PAI must "believe in and endeavor to uphold" eight key tenets.
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The potential options necessitate increasing forest by at least some 0003 to 3 million square miles while reducing pasture land by similar amounts.
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This has the potential to increase travel costs by hundreds of dollars, or to necessitate an overnight stay, depending on your zip code.
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Typically attributed to Marchionne, it posits that huge challenges facing the industry, such as electric vehicles and self-driving cars, necessitate global consolidation.
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They necessitate a suspension of disbelief that can only exist in pro wrestling, because we've already suspended so much in the moment anyway.
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Does racism necessitate passionate retaliation, or do frank discussions about identity and oppression like "Dear White People" further inflame those who they address?
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"Menstrual cups necessitate that women have more contact with their genitals and menstrual blood than they might be comfortable with," Rosewarne told me.
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Like Whitaker, Barr likely must undergo internal DOJ ethics review to determine whether his prior public statements necessitate recusal from the Mueller investigation.
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This is for a number of reasons, but one of them is the fact that such conditions necessitate survival as the default priority.
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He said the FCA wants lenders to improve record keeping and have proof of agent conduct, both of which necessitate a digital platform.
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They say evidence indicating that Trump advisers broke the law may necessitate special counsel — but so far nothing has reached that threshold. Sen.
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The considerable training and expertise necessary to excel in more technical areas necessitate that professional, educated engineers are given the opportunity to specialize.
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Regulation will almost certainly be necessary, as what's required will necessitate major structural changes to the current "launch, iterate and profit" industry norms.
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But equally damning is that administration officials danced inconsistently around what evidence would necessitate the assassination and how it would support American goals.
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The Trump administration has yet to respond to any petitions that have exceeded 100,000 signatures, which necessitate a response from the federal government.
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Both of those options would, however, require full House votes, and the new evidence does not seem to necessitate amended or new articles.
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But the aim of the ruling is to reserve that treatment for situations that necessitate it, not just for those who prefer it.
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But that would necessitate Trump focusing his time in Japan on neutralizing threats to American security rather than trying to neutralize his own insecurities.
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"Medicaid block grants necessitate cost-cutting measures like restricting enrollment, decreasing provider reimbursement, and limiting eligibility and benefits through managed care," the Democrats wrote.
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"Downside risks had become more pervasive and that their persistence could ultimately also necessitate a revision to the baseline growth scenario," the ECB added.
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Not every relationship may necessitate a drawn-out breakup, but what's the harm of letting someone know you're not interested before cutting them off?
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ISIS' looming defeat in Mosul will necessitate a change in strategy for the group, away from governing territory toward the use of insurgency tactics.
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But Trump has maintained that economic growth would more than compensate and not necessitate tax hikes to pay for the infrastructure spending in particular.
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Black Shark 2 is built for gaming, and while that doesn't have to necessitate garish looks, this phone is full of divisive hardware details.
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The 27-day Amazon Kindle cliff may necessitate ghostwriting, repetitive plots, and copycat writing, but none of these things are new in genre writing.
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While staying outside the GST regime risks losing business, joining it will necessitate an overhaul of firms' accounting systems and an investment in technology.
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In today's job market, more occupations necessitate some level of post-secondary education, making it increasingly difficult for those who struggle with the costs.
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Steube never introduced the legislation—partly in response to pressure from local homeschooling advocates, who insisted that Thomas's case did not necessitate further oversight.
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A sixth-place finish would earn Oklahoma a bye into Thursday's quarterfinals, while a lower finish would necessitate playing a Wednesday first-round game.
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For someone like Aretha Franklin, who died last month without a will, the complexity and amount of assets would necessitate an experienced estate lawyer.
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He began searching for other possible crimes the men may have committed, which would necessitate a higher bail and perhaps hold them in jail.
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If you have been exercising prudent financial planning all along, you already have this in place and your winnings may only necessitate minor changes.
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" And House Speaker Nancy Pelosi -- who has been loath to contemplate an impeachment drama -- warned that events might necessitate a "new stage of investigation.
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"Medicaid block grants necessitate cost-cutting measures like restricting enrollment, decreasing provider reimbursement and limiting eligibility and benefits through managed care," the letter said.
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"We believe that WFM will accelerate Amazon's pursuit of grocery delivery and other fulfillment methods, which will necessitate a significant distribution buildout," he wrote.
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At the same time, more occupations necessitate some level of post-secondary education, making it extremely difficult for those who struggle with the costs.
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By negatively impacting tax revenue collections, an economic recession would cause the budget deficit to widen, which would necessitate yet more budget belt tightening.
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But a 21950 percent transformation to clean energy in a decade would necessitate not just shutting down coal, but also decommissioning natural gas plants.
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There was essentially no mention or anticipation of growth ahead that might put the Fed behind the curve and necessitate a more aggressive tightening path.
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Getting "swept away by love," this 2001 single from BSB's The Hits — Chapter One compilation is guaranteed to necessitate emergency mouth-to-mouth contact. 16.
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As you might expect, I was more like the women I dated, in that opening to intimacy would necessitate an accounting of my own trauma.
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Now, if we were to die tomorrow, that would necessitate a much higher spend rate over the next five years than what we've been giving.
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In general, the game seems designed to confuse you into spending money, with a lot of underexplained mechanics that necessitate lots of upgrading and collectibles.
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To keep prices low as a 2020 election nears, that may necessitate keeping Iranian crude flowing by renewing waivers allowing big importers to continue buying.
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Some have argued that facts on the ground—the individuals gaining coverage as a result of Obamacare—necessitate an approach focused on maintaining coverage numbers.
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"It is the court's impression a deposition could occur ... that would not necessitate the disclosure of classified information," he wrote in an order this week.
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One which would necessitate all their data being opened to a third party commercial entity to manage and control — and be paid for doing so.
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After decades in the academic wilderness, it achieved enough prominence to necessitate criticism by the big economic guns— Paul Krugman, Larry Summers and Ken Rogoff.
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At first glance, this seems like a good thing — until you consider the other responsibilities that necessitate women being that much closer to the home.
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If ObamaCare were to continue, rising health care premiums and deductibles would call for increased subsidies, and necessitate even higher taxes to pay for them.
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Changes to payment structures could also necessitate altering treatment plans that are currently working well for patients, creating potentially unnecessary and damaging gaps in care.
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T-Mobile and Sprint executives said that the coming together of tech and media, along with the looming arrival of 5G networks necessitate their combination.
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There's nothing like summer in the city, though getting through three months of sweltering temps in close quarters can necessitate some very strategic fashion choices.
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The global economy is facing never-before-seen threats that necessitate cross-border cooperation, the International Monetary Fund chief, Kristalina Georgieva, told CNBC on Friday.
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Transactions are conducted by a notary, who represents both the buyer and seller, so the typical home purchase does not necessitate a lawyer, brokers said.
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It would not, as some critics contend, necessitate freeing everyone with a diagnosis of a substance use disorder from facing any consequences for drug use.
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To be sure, the Baltimore school system faces social problems among its student populations — the traumas of violence, crime and drugs — that necessitate more resources.
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Now, each bishop has the choice of how to respond to same-sex marriage within his congregation -- a sin that once, technically, would necessitate excommunication.
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"While not expected or planned, further deterioration of plant performance or emergence of other risks may necessitate invoking further stages of load-shedding," Eskom said.
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Oh, and get this: It even has a marble vanity area for those of us whose beauty routines necessitate a little more than the standard sink.
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That's likely to necessitate a U.S. office, and Manpuria said the business may need to migrate to the U.S. to continue its development in the future.
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This ambient surveillance is ongoing, even if the games are running in the background, and even if the game itself doesn't necessitate a microphone to play.
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It's a recipe for disaster that's compounded by the fact that, as The Register noted, a solution to the vulnerabilities would necessitate slowing down the processors.
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Before long, there were about 1,200 comments on the thread—enough to necessitate a second thread, in which commenters grew even more incredulous about Avery's case.
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Like most changes in the Catholic Church, this would likely necessitate a years-long process of meetings, debates, and formulations by a designated committee of bishops.
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Samsung has also said that the total system cost would rise with a dual-camera system, as it'd necessitate more sensors, lenses, RAM, and CPU power.
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The small thrust offered by the EM drive would only be useful for long-haul space missions, ones that would otherwise necessitate enormous amounts of propellant.
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I've resorted to using the HomePod with my iPad as a standalone music device, and it's a silly workaround I feel a $350 speaker shouldn't necessitate.
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Even when changes in the marketplace necessitate adjustments to a bank's business plan, it's nearly impossible to make the necessary shifts without facing penalties from regulators.
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The identification of metal fatigue, the degradation of a metal's structural integrity over repeated use, could necessitate more frequent and more comprehensive inspections of these parts.
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In so many games, the RPG systems are self-fulfilling prophecies, but it really feels like success in The Division will necessitate a well-rounded team.
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When it comes to the cloud, the nature of their core businesses and the size of their computing requirements both necessitate computing on a massive scale.
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It means the rejection outright of the logic that says that someone else's gain necessitates my loss—and that my gain must necessitate someone else's loss.
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The local Clark County School District did not deem the snowfall enough to necessitate school closures, tweeting that the roads were clear enough for safe driving.
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The EPA said it is not aware of problems in Texas that would necessitate the action EDF is seeking, but it would nonetheless consider the petition.
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" The damage from the scandal, Volkswagen said in a statement, was "nowhere near an end and would continue to necessitate great efforts throughout the entire group.
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The return lobs will necessitate checking for yet another answer, and who knows when that will come — when she's sitting down for dinner with her daughters?
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The 13's also necessitate a quad stack in the corners which can be mitigated with three sections, but which results in a high word count.
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It will limit distribution for stuff it thinks will upset some users or advertisers but that doesn't cross a clear line that would necessitate a ban.
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In a politically divided, financially tumultuous time, a victory with one audience might necessitate alienating another, while a business-savvy move could mean triggering customer outrage.
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And so we hold maintaining a heartbeat, the flow of one's breath, as preferable to death, no matter the pain and suffering doing so might necessitate.
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The Trump administration does not believe that its withdrawal from the J.C.P.O.A. and its quarrels with Europe necessitate a change of strategy on the detainee issue.
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Moreover, the nature of immigration enforcement and the resources (or lack thereof) appropriated by Congress necessitate exactly the type of choices that the president has made.
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As with Hurricane George, providing initial funding for future "mitigation" projects will necessitate more local funding down the road, increasing the risk of further debt accumulation.
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Mr. Masri was "jihadi royalty, meaning his death will almost certainly necessitate some form of response, whether from Syria or elsewhere in the world," he said.
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As Poh Lin struggles to process the horrors and humiliations that necessitate her work, she also begins to question her complicity in an increasingly secretive system.
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"The obvious, subsequent contradictions along with the suspicious timing of the allegations necessitate a criminal investigation by the Justice Department," reads a statement from Grassley's office.
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In reality, the huge uncertainty in the world's fifth largest economy and a likely adverse reaction from financial markets would necessitate a much quicker political reaction.
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Many Jakartans approve of his urban-renewal schemes, but Islamists are not his only detractors: many oppose the evictions of slum-dwellers that his infrastructure schemes necessitate.
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Competition for the right talent is fierce, and rapid advances in AI, machine learning and automation necessitate new thinking on how to build the most effective teams.
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Contract workers often don't receive health benefits and generally have less job security which may necessitate a shift in the way that the workforce approaches employment decisions.
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Some parts of the state could see as much as 30 inches of rain, which will likely cause flooding, wash away roadways, and necessitate rescues, he said.
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" The international community still hasn't fully stepped up to respond to that crisis, and the UN is warning that Kenneth may necessitate "a major new humanitarian operation.
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Flawed system about to get worse But the Republicans aren't getting us closer to fixing the ACA's gaps that necessitate such clinics, they're making them catastrophically worse.
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Neither Airbus nor enginemaker MTU Aero Engines AG expect that current issues with the A400M engine will necessitate a major redesign of the engine, said the source.
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The group argues that major changes in border enforcement since then — such as the wall, thousands of new border agents and road construction — necessitate a new review.
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Retreating from work opportunities and social networking occasions that would necessitate unwanted contact provides psychological relief from exposure to the harasser, but can have negative economic consequences.
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The only way we're ever going to get our debt – and spending – under control is if the voting public pays attention, which will necessitate repeated news coverage.
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Of course, this would also necessitate the much-requested feature of being able to play your digital Wii U and 3DS games on more than one system.
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I frankly wish [my activism] didn't require or necessitate that response, but I think the response is proportionate to how little men are speaking about these things.
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Talking about population growth is morally and politically fraught, but the best ways of tackling it (like, say, educating girls) don't necessitate talking about it at all.
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It's not nearly enough degrees out right now so I'm dreaming of summer, baseball, dugouts, and the kind of days that necessitate 380 pieces of Dubble Bubble.
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That goal will necessitate not only a better understanding of climate thresholds, he said, but also "finding and triggering social tipping points towards a more sustainable future."
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But the program would necessitate a radical philosophical shift in the ways that we think about work, and the role that self-esteem plays in our labor.
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New bailouts could necessitate extra borrowing by the government or, if they are once again financed by the central bank, put pressure on the tenge KZT= currency.
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That will necessitate days and weeks of back-room haggling and horse trading to come up with a coalition government that can win confidence votes in Parliament.
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Instead of just airstrikes and cruise-missile launches, this type of attack may necessitate US Special Forces pouring over the border to neutralize key North Korean sites.
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Four major outdoor stages and four indoor run all night and nothing really stops during the day, despite the lethargy and shame that late-night poutine should necessitate.
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Waves of automation might necessitate sharing the wealth of superstar firms: through distributed share-ownership when they are public, or by taxing their profits when they are not.
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In short, hot days necessitate increased weight restrictions which meant cutting back on fuel, cargo, and/or passengers in order for the plane to get off the ground.
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A top-20 investor said the slide in the Germany firm's share price could necessitate changes to a planned breakup of the conglomerate and even delay the move.
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Microsoft has been doing this with its Mixed Reality platform as well, but the customer base really doesn't seem to be large enough to necessitate 53 hardware competitors.
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The four musicians are joining the collaborative venture as advisors, roles that'll necessitate working with the scientists researching music's therapeutic properties and helping to raise the project's awareness.
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There are just two problems with Jenner's dream, both of which necessitate a deeper dive into the inner workings of The Sims franchise: the location and the pets.
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The reality is that the huge uncertainty in the world's fifth largest economy and a likely adverse reaction of financial markets would necessitate a much quicker political reaction.
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But that doesn't sound like the kind of operation that'd necessitate many years' work; and when you go to the system's website, it features some interesting contact emails.
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It also said in a statement that the core inflation trend was expected to improve gradually while developments in the inflation outlook necessitate keeping a tight liquidity stance.
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However, neither Airbus nor enginemaker MTU Aero Engines AG expect that current issues with the A400M engine will necessitate a major redesign of the engine, the sources said.
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That, of course, would involve a complete and formal transfer of sovereignty over important state functions because it would also necessitate harmonization of social and labor market legislations.
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On the issue of power, a GPS emitter would likely require batteries, which would necessitate a bulky protective covering—even relatively low-power implants, like pacemakers, require them.
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Lower income people, who disproportionately rely on Social Security as their primary source of income, are more likely to hold the physically strenuous jobs that necessitate earlier retirements.
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Shelby has said impeachment and a subsequent trial would likely distract from the business of passing spending bills and necessitate a longer timeline for a stopgap this month.
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Those two facts -- coupled with the seriousness of the allegations against him -- necessitate that Franken do something much more than hide out and wait for this to pass.
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Members also recognized to CNN that a charter change may not pass a DNC vote, though they do feel confident about any changes that necessitate a simple majority.
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Romney and Cotton are reflecting, to some degree, the consensus among economists, including many conservatives, that both economic stimulus and humanitarian considerations necessitate delivering cash to Americans immediately.
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But at the same time look around the corner for what disruption might be going on in the marketplace that would necessitate a fresh look at those things.
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That would necessitate an unusual level of devotion to a piece of workplace software, which is why Slack says it is so devoted to its users' well-being.
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When anyone brandishes a sex toy that large, so enormous that it might necessitate a disclaimer about the limits of human accommodation, it immediately becomes a conversation topic.
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But at the same time, there is concern about potential Greek complacency or backtracking that could necessitate an extension of financial support and continued monitoring of Greece's reforms.
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While formal legal arguments can be made why he should be required to release his returns, the arguments necessitate turning to provisions such as the Constitution's Emoluments Clause.
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Second, because if I have to speak there is somewhere to hook a mic that does not necessitate a tech unzipping my dress to hide the battery pack.
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Its camera is often fiddly, and its sprawling dungeons necessitate a lot of tedious level grinding and backtracking (something that's alleviated somewhat with Zodiac Age's new fast-forward button).
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"Further consultations will indicate whether the visit by the President of the United States will necessitate any changes, and if so what changes, to existing security measures," he said.
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He said that 5G could necessitate new designs for many iPhone parts, starting with the modem or "baseband chip," but also including its antenna, RF-front end and mainboard.
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Pacific Gas & Electric warned on Sunday that a renewed burst of strong winds and dry conditions forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday might necessitate another round of preventive power cuts.
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Critics argue the authority effectively gives some firms "too big to fail" status, which could encourage them to take on more risk and necessitate government intervention if they fail.
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The rise of this dangerously deceptive genre of technology, the report concludes, should necessitate strategic and immediate action, though it stops short of recommending what that action should be.
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In particular, overly constraining or very tight environments severely limit individual choice and necessitate constant self-monitoring; on the flip side, overly permissive environments can promote normlessness and chaos.
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However, Fitch believes that future growth for RY's capital markets businesses may necessitate incrementally higher risk appetite as the company competes more against larger and more entrenched global players.
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Google, however, says that it has done away with all of this thanks to a new protocol that uses Bluetooth but doesn't necessitate the usual Bluetooth connection setup process.
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I especially like the notifications, which necessitate only a glance at the wrist instead of the heavier lift — literally and figuratively — of digging my iPhone out of my pocket.
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Somehow, the dangerous happenings that have been taking place at this location managed to necessitate 46 calls to 911 in 2015 alone, and 43 calls so far in 2016.
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The Oval Office refresh featured new wallpaper and a rug used by Ronald Reagan, at least until Trump designs his own floor covering, which might necessitate more new wallpaper.
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It was done so, according to the article, in an effort to 'avoid spending the money to repair the problem that such a vital report made public' would necessitate.
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But some games were near-perfect the first time, and while the hardware's moved on, the way they look, sound and play really doesn't necessitate any kind of update.
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Even though the effects can linger and necessitate months of rehab, there's usually not much an emergency physician can do in the immediate aftermath of a mild head injury.
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The House resolution clarifies that ending the war does not necessitate a withdrawal of US troops from Korea or an acceptance of North Korea as a legitimate nuclear power.
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"Our approach right now is to take a bit of a pause and to focus on capturing all the efficiencies that a 20-rig fleet would necessitate," she added.
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It's nearly impossible to predict where the next conflict will emerge or which emerging market will necessitate American business people with regional knowledge and linguistic capability to be successful.
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Trump's promises on infrastructure spending, tax cuts, regulation rollbacks and a renegotiation of trade deals could quickly spur higher inflation, which may necessitate a faster pace of rate hikes.
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The discomfort gets a little more intense as he goes along, and reaches its zenith when my hyperactive bollocks necessitate him jabbing deeper into the muscles that surround them.
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A single work can necessitate the making of literally hundreds of tiny coins or nails or matchsticks — each one hand-rolled, double-kiln fired and most often, extraordinarily delicate.
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On June 14th George Osborne, the chancellor, said that in light of these likely effects a Leave vote would necessitate an emergency budget to raise taxes and cut spending.
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Of great focus in the coming years will be the integration of luxury into everyday life, which will necessitate design inspired by function as well as beauty and craftsmanship.
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Nasser said that even with the growth of electric vehicles, increased demand from petrochemical markets over the next two decades will necessitate additional investment and need for crude oil.
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It makes absolute sense that Aaero builds on foundations laid long ago—to attempt to reinvent rhythm action today would necessitate a complete rethink of the controllers we use.
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"Further consultations will indicate whether the visit by the president of the United States will necessitate any changes, and if so what changes, to existing security measures," he said.
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It's a tall, rectangular, 23-degree speaker that's powerful enough to fill a room with loud, clear sound, and heavy enough to necessitate a handle to carry it around.
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Though Susan Thornton has become one of Tillerson's most trusted aides, her broad Asia portfolio could necessitate a point person who deals just with North Korea, one official said.
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Doing so would necessitate scaling back the government's involvement in health care, reducing insurance mandates, unleashing free-market competition among insurance providers and allowing consumer choice in selecting plans.
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And to do that, it may necessitate blending the power of social media with an "obsolete" parliamentary tool called the filibuster to better inform voters and contribute to political transparency.
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This will likely necessitate government supervision to ensure compliance and fairness, though the broader role of government will likely remain unclear until the Senate reaches a decision on AV legislation.
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That typically helps boost markets, although bad news isn't always good news: Lower interest rates are good for stocks, but the environment that tends to necessitate monetary easing usually isn't.
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The expansion of the Universe, gravitational waves, and other phenomena are the function of physical objects acting according to physical laws; they do not necessitate that space itself physically exists.
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"The unstable and dangerous conditions of the affected areas and our tribe&aposs limited resources necessitate the need for federal assistance," tribal Chairwoman Muriel Coochwytewa said in a news release.
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Like many in this job, I'm rarely afforded the luxury of several hours with any one game, outside of the Big Hitters that absolutely necessitate it—like Zelda, for example.
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The FDIC, which provides deposit insurance to banks to help ensure financial system stability, says that it originally judged the incidents to be too low-risk to necessitate informing Congress.
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Yet, the levels of trade interconnectedness as well as the similarities among the strong, open, and evidence-based regulatory systems across the three countries necessitate a much greater level ambition.
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DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - The collapse in Thyssenkrupp's share price could necessitate changes to a planned breakup of the German conglomerate and even delay the move, a top-20 investor said.
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Nasser said that even with the growth of electric vehicles, the increased demand from petrochemical markets over the next two decades will necessitate additional investment and need for crude oil.
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By using medications that constrict blood vessels and temporarily reduce blood flow, doctors can reduce the risk of a major bleed out that would necessitate a blood transfusion for recovery.
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Salbutamol is permitted as a legal asthma drug by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), and the UCI said Froome's failed urine test did not necessitate a mandatory provisional suspension.
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"The mostly Republican supporters of the bill say that new state-level legislation that has sought to remove barriers to late-term abortions necessitate federal action," reported The Washington Post.
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On his radio program, Sheikh Abdullah al-Mutlaq, a member of the Council of Senior Scholars, said Muslim women should dress modestly, but this did not necessitate wearing the abaya.
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"If the lockdown continues we are staring at double-digit decline in jet fuel, petrol and diesel demand in March, which will necessitate cut in our refinery throughput," he said.
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A quick resolution would necessitate concessions from the Trump administration, potentially resulting in a deal not significantly different from the one Mr. Trump has denounced as a travesty and embarrassment.
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Thus, the Fed is likely going to need to rethink its economic forecasts in the near future, which may necessitate a less "gradual" pace of normalization than it currently projects.
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Refueling of military planes at the nearby Prestwick Airport, a commercial facility, began under the Obama administration, and those stops sometimes necessitate overnight stays due to federally mandated rest requirements.
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But factual errors necessitate a formal fix, and it is these corrections to which our readers point as a barometer of our transparency and our willingness to admit our mistakes.
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It's particularly handy for quick fixes that don't necessitate slowing down your computer by opening Photoshop—like, say, updating the text on a WIRED section page to make it more readable.
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Amidthe injuries, guard George King has stepped up, scoring a team-high 278 pointsThursday, including a clutch fade-away 3-pointer at the first-overtime buzzerto necessitate a second extra session.
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Meanwhile, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said Tuesday on a blog that the economy has not reached the point in terms of inflation and employment that would necessitate aggressive monetary policy.
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Speaking at a World Economic Forum event in San Francisco, Benioff said that artificial intelligence, climate change and advancements in biotechnology and transportation necessitate prompt changes to education and job training.
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That led us to a handful of ideas, and we felt like if we could combine them together, it would necessitate a sequel for us because it's a meaningful enough impact.
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Yet because the physical world is so big, blanketing it in AR experiences may necessitate leaning on an army of outside developers — whom Facebook has historically embraced, but Snapchat has shunned.
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Unlike larger satellites that fly some 22,000 miles above Earth, lower orbit satellites necessitate networks of hundreds or thousands of satellites in order to be effective, which ratchets up the cost.
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And while you may be willing to splurge on the right pair of dress pants, not everyone's budget accommodates luxe options — nor does every office dress code necessitate high-end clothing.
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Arguing that threats from other countries necessitate a greater focus from the military on space, the Trump administration has proposed creating a Space Force within the Department of the Air Force.
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Health and Human Services spokesman Ryan Murphy on Friday defended Price's use of private jets, saying travel requirements might necessitate their use, which was done in accordance with federal travel regulations.
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Scientists from the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security estimate that the coronavirus pandemic could necessitate anywhere from 200,000 to 2.9 million I.C.U. visits, and ultimately require some 67,000 I.C.U. beds.
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Though perhaps counterintuitive, government regulation in the form of pre-market approval or particular design requirements would leave firms poorly situated to respond to evolving threats that necessitate real-time response.
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Last November, Zurich scrapped plans for further job cuts and Greco on Thursday confirmed that the insurer's focus on simplification and cost cutting did not necessitate taking an ax to staff numbers.
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Obviously, the president not seeing any need that would necessitate putting this off past midterms or anything like that because if there&aposs a vacancy, then you move to fill it expeditiously.
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The suburbs - the result of heavy automobile industry lobbying - can best be understood as the reconfiguration of the American landscape in such a fashion as to necessitate the use of private automobiles.
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It's possible that the new reboot's less-than-stellar box office debut will necessitate some course correction but, for now at least, the Green Ranger clearly factors into whatever plans lie ahead.
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Any military actions against North Korean territory would necessitate the employment of overwhelming force that would be certain to trigger major retaliation against South Korea and Japan, and possibly against U.S. territory.
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It's also a complex-sounding catch-all phrase often used to describe a broad range of situations, such as macroeconomic conditions that necessitate governments to rebuild and restore communities after a disaster.
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While the disclosure is important, the continuation of such attacks may necessitate altering disclosure laws so that only those giving money at such a level that it truly buys influence are spotlighted.
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And, more broadly, as supporters of choice consider a country without federally guaranteed abortion rights, they're forced to discuss some of the terrible positions women find themselves in that may necessitate abortion.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told reporters that the bank has a "positive" outlook for the U.S. economy, but consistently low inflation and international economic sluggishness necessitate patience with further rate adjustments.
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A marked increase in gun violence in PG-13-rated movies may necessitate a new PG-15 rating for the industry, according to a new study from the Annenberg Public Policy Center.
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But all good democratizations necessitate layers of curation to sort through all the output, which social networks have become, and tools to let the most talented artists create what's worth everyone's attention.
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NHS England estimates that CAUTIs have significant associated costs due to the additional bed days and treatments they necessitate, costing the NHS up to £99 million each year, or £22014,226 per episode.
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While the American oil companies' shareholders once again blocked the array of climate change resolutions this year, Simpson argued that the the long-term goals committed to in Paris necessitate corporate change.
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"We see downside risk on litigation - we model 3.6 billion euros in 2016 – which is likely to eventually necessitate a capital raise, in our view," analysts at Citi said in a note.
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An experience at the League of Kitchens, in which people can sign up to cook in home kitchens around New York City, demonstrates that sustainable travel need not necessitate leaving the country.
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As for "Ford v Ferrari," part of its nostalgia is for an earlier era when people (well, men!) worked with their hands — fixing cars, making films — which necessitate lost skills and competencies.
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"Increased investment and growth will hinge on the steps taken by the next government to restore confidence, which will very likely necessitate the embrace of an IMF-guided reform program," McKee said.
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Israel, which blames Palestinian leaders for the failure of the peace process and says security considerations necessitate its ongoing military presence in the West Bank, says its record on Christianity is exemplary.
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On some level, the whole setup seems ridiculous: In the 171 years since Congress set the standardized Election Day, has really nothing changed that would necessitate a new official day for voting?
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Schmidt presents them hung elegantly on garment racks, often presented in multiples to reflect the realities of TV production, which necessitate duplicate costumes in case an article of clothing is irreparably damaged.
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Kaine, for his part, called simply for the "establishment of humanitarian zones" in parts of Syria — something that would also necessitate the deployment of additional military force, although he didn't mention it.
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For example, the Conley Romper doesn't necessitate lifting up one's arms (which many breast-cancer-related surgeries make prohibitive), plus mesh-paneled sleeves to make the garment more breathable in that particular area.
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There's not much that can be done about this at the moment, high frame rates necessitate the tethered computing power, but I question whether the thick flat cord was the best choice here.
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Pro-Booker strategists say privately that the crowded primary will necessitate an emphasis on coalition building across local communities in the early-voting states, as opposed to only playing up Booker's political talent.
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Videos that have been tagged and deemed inappropriate (but not so inappropriate as to necessitate the immediate closure of the account) are removed from the site and their creator is given a strike.
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And unlike the PR debacles that have occupied the media in recent weeks, the story community pharmacists will tell requires no spin — though, granted, it may necessitate the "re-accommodation" of some PBMs.
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Critics, including Republicans in Congress, argue the authority effectively gives some firms "too big to fail" status, which could encourage them to take on more risk and necessitate government intervention if they fail.
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Any change to the 2156-game schedule would necessitate bargaining over an array of issues, including when and how much players get paid and how much major league service they are credited for.
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"The Chinese government has assured us that there is no evidence to necessitate the evacuation of foreign nationals living in Wuhan city, and they have called for calm in this respect," Mkhize said.
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This, in turn, would necessitate an increase in the I.D.F.'s presence throughout the West Bank; the standing army could not do the job alone and a mobilization of reserves would be required.
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State rules vary and some lottery commissions will only pay out to a fixed number of individuals, which may necessitate an LLC to make sure all participants get their prize money equally, he said.
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Both the Bush and Obama administrations decided that many detainees were too low-level to necessitate continued detention, but sought to avoid sending home those who came from dangerous places like Libya and Yemen.
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Although the liabilities were less than investors had feared, the timing and size could necessitate delays to E.ON investments, further cost cuts, or even a capital increase, top managers warned, causing share sell-offs.
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And the thing is, subscriptions necessitate some sort of free trial or free tier, so people will get to check out a few apps before subscribing to the one that works best for them.
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The number of tourists never became quite high enough that weekend to necessitate restricting passage through the turnstiles — but some people speculated that was because the mere presence of the gates deterred some tourists.
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Aiming, scanning, morphing, double-taps for jumping (and there are plenty of platforms that necessitate careful positioning), the usual saving and moving around the four main locations in the game's setting, the Alimbic system.
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And because Medicaid is already the cheapest insurance there is in America — cheaper per person than either Medicare or private insurance — cuts of that scale will necessitate kicking millions of people off the program.
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While each of these initiatives are all positive, the difficulty that we face – with more than 20 million Americans and their families suffering from an addiction of some type – will necessitate much broader action.
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That Trump is misogynist does not necessitate silence on the Clintons' sins against women, especially during the primaries when feminist advocacy for Bill's victims could have made a difference in who won the nomination.
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" This style of whiteness training, Johnson writes, "encourages sharing one's origin story, failings and sense of torment, but beyond charitable giving, it does not necessitate sharing resources at the level of redistributive public policy.
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But the arrest of Avenatti for allegedly scheming to conceal assets from creditors, subsequent to being charged in California with 36 criminal counts, including defrauding millions of dollars from clients, may necessitate a delay.
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On the whole, men have no problem climaxing, while women are slogging it out, sometimes not even trying to reach that elusive place, scared of the amount of emotional and physical labour it would necessitate.
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That will necessitate a new wave of pessimists and cynics as product managers in order to predict and thwart ways to abuse software instead of allowing idealists to blindly build tools that can be weaponized.
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"Events around the world and security lapses at U.S. airports necessitate new protections for the traveling public," said Senator John Thune, a South Dakota Republican and the chairman of the Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.
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Whatever the case, it seems that we can now expect the following scenarios: Every future Supreme Court nominee may face 11th-hour accusations that will stop the works and necessitate hearings and an FBI probe.
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"I don't believe at this point anybody knows for sure until there's actually something formally submitted what would be required up here and whether it would necessitate a vote or anything like that," Thune said.
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In addition to enhancing hearing protection and communication abilities for maintainers, the device will also benefit airmen in other career fields during exercises and real-world conditions, circumstances which necessitate the wearing of protective gear.
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The simple truth is that veterinarians carry high student debt loads that necessitate the consideration of financial factors in career decisions, and any cuts to PSLF could render public service careers financially unfeasible for many.
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Neal Boudette ECONOMY The Bank of England is widely expected to cut interest rates on Thursday after signaling that economic pressures from Britain's vote to leave the European Union could necessitate an easing of rates.
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Rep. Brian Higgins of New York came out in favor of impeachment on June 19, saying, "the multiple instances of obstruction laid out in the Mueller report necessitate that the House launch an impeachment inquiry."
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But cases of abuse necessitate a different, more expedient tack—one that the therapist in Big Little Lies appears to have been using, and that happens in real life, too, according to an actual therapist.
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"For my purposes, which do not in any way necessitate the need for a touchscreen or ability to juggle apps with my music collection, the [refurbished iPod] has been a very satisfying purchase," Anthony added.
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Unlike other types of self-care, watching Oddly Satisfying videos doesn't necessitate a yoga studio membership or a snail slime-infused Korean sheet mask or so much as a sip of $11 cold-pressed juice.
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While HPD asserts the tests do not necessitate a permanent closure, Joseph Reiver, ESG's Executive Director, questions their tactics as a power play in the City's plan to build a housing complex in its place.
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"I would like to please the reader, and I think that surprise has to be an element of this, and that may necessitate a certain amount of teasing," he said in a 1983 Paris Review interview.
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Second, Sephora was supposedly going to help defray the costs of the fixtures by contributing 50 percent, since it supposedly wanted to increase the number of stores selling OCC, which would then necessitate building more fixtures.
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As long as it's not sharing, then any outside effort to track streaming data would necessitate either some kind of massive internet privacy breach, or some kind of massive volunteer reporting on the part of audiences.
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This is cave country, where there are enough holes in the earth that they're split into two broad categories: "wild caves," which necessitate athleticism and gear and courage, and "show caves," their kitsch, consumer-oriented counterparts.
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This feature's success would necessitate more users publishing directly to LinkedIn, and would also attract more people to use the publication tools for nefarious purposes, potentially hurting the product as a whole in the long run.
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As conservative writer Kevin Williamson wrote of American Christians supporting Trump, they are "obliged to operate in a secular political system, the democratic realities of which necessitate various compromises and tradeoffs" to get what they want.
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Opponents of the pact cited fossil fuel-funded surveys that said it would deprive the country of $2628 trillion in GDP and 28503 million jobs, since compliance would necessitate restrictions on the use of fossil fuels.
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The decline in the level of the neutral rate of interest globally and the inability of banks who have raised short-term interest rates since the crisis to sustain them necessitate such a rethink, he said.
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And it would necessitate gigantic quantities of battery storage, costing many trillions of dollars, to deal with two pesky realities: The wind doesn't always blow and the sun has an annoying tendency to disappear at night.
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At a news conference, the Emperor's younger brother, Crown Prince Akishino, wondered if it was "appropriate" to use public money, suggesting instead the private funds of the imperial family, which would necessitate a far smaller ceremony.
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The remainder of 2016 will therefore necessitate a feeling-out period, as she will need the U.S. to appear willing to support her, while the U.S. needs to demonstrate its credibility with the new Taiwan government.
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New features in the second preview include a 5G state API to see if a user is currently on a 5G network, so that developers can then activate experiences that necessitate a 5G network, for example.
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Scientists take samples of tissue (often stem cells), then add a growth medium (sometimes including fetal bovine serum, which does necessitate killing cows) and some kind of scaffolding (like collagen) for the cells to grow on.
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And why on earth was she wearing a whole fake catsuit over her actual cat body; did her schtick as a cat who's mostly active at night really necessitate cosplaying as ... a larger version of herself?
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Lampert says there were four main drinks that helped fill the Cosmo-shaped void in the hearts of the kind of striving career women whose intense jobs and dramatic personal lives often necessitate a serious happy hour.
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Such circumstances may well necessitate calling forth our secondary systems of separating and checking -- treating them as part of a constitutional fail-safe to be used only in exceptionally rare, "in case of emergency, break glass," moments.
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The Free Beacon reports that a defense official said that at least one Il-78 Midas refueling tanker jet supported the bombers, suggesting that the aircraft flew long enough to necessitate midflight refueling, according to the paper.
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The Center for a Responsible Federal Budget's Maya MacGuineas suggests several, including tying debt limit hikes to the budget resolutions that would necessitate them, or reframing the limit in relation to GDP, a much more meaningful number.
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"The increasing ramifications of a protracted drought across some areas of the country resulted in a shortage of feed and an increase in on-farm costs, which may necessitate further increases in selling prices," the company said.
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The FOEs—mini-bosses that appear in the dungeon—make certain sections necessitate figuring out strategies to avoid them until you're strong enough to take them down, and then become confident to harvest them for rare items.
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"We don't detail internal or personal meetings," Mr. Phillips said, raising the possibility that Mr. de Blasio had been engaged in a personal errand that delayed him enough to necessitate air travel over the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
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They have to pay for every dime they spend right then, and that in practice tends to necessitate program cuts during economic downturns, when tax revenues fall as people spend less, property values tank, and incomes plummet.
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Pence and I will be more than happy to get tested," he said, after stating that the physician on Friday night had said Pence and his wife didn't have the "symptoms or contacts that would necessitate testing.
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The government and the FARC are negotiating to end the country's conflict, which would necessitate the reintegration and rehousing of thousands of displaced guerrillas, many of whom have never owned homes or had to deal with money.
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"The Charlotte City Council acted in good faith to do everything it understood was needed to necessitate the state legislature repealing HB2, a state law that made our non-discrimination ordinance unenforceable," the city said in a statement.
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Exiting the EU will necessitate a new trade deal with the United States, which must be approved by Congress — where incoming chairs of relevant committees include a number of Irish Americans and others with large Irish American constituencies.
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The four countries said the new tax could necessitate the renegotiation and potentially eventual termination of bilateral tax treaties with third countries and need to make sure all future treaties allow for the imposition of the digital tax.
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What's more, the methodology as to what types of investigations might necessitate access to this private information—and to the entire devices that hold that data—is vague, simply citing a cop's belief that that info is necessary.
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If and when those violations happen, the question becomes whether the violations are sufficiently systemic to necessitate ending the ceasefire entirely, or whether they are isolated enough that Syrians are better off if the ceasefire holds despite violations.
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It also expects officials to say that the reduction of the Fed's bond holdings will end in a few months, and to issue a significant downgrade on the strength of the economy that would necessitate looser monetary policy.
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Although it's not a cut of the same magnitude as the 503 percent cut to the EPA, the 14 percent reduction proposed for the IRS in Trump's budget would necessitate a sharp cutback in enforcement and customer service.
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Both necessitate a degree of agility on the part of the participant—expect to sweat—but there's no reason why Project Arena can't expand its roster of playable options for less mobile people, just as Wii Sports offered.
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The Batwing's also a handy means for less-nimble players to get across tricky, timing-is-everything areas of the environment, since it can fly; and it comes into its own against select bosses that necessitate aerial maneuverability.
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It would involve a massive build-out of new electric generation, transmission and storage, and it would likely necessitate new technologies, particularly for storage, since wind and solar cannot always generate power at all times of the day.
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Galvanizing diverse groups for counter-terrorism efforts or effective governance of multi-sectarian states, as well as successfully completing historically complex peace talks, such as the ongoing dialogues regarding Yemen and Syria, necessitate the downplaying of sectarian differences.
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"If the administration is truly concerned with TSA's budget, it should urge Congress to ensure 100 percent of passenger security fees go to TSA so it can provide the level of security that terrorist threats necessitate," he said.
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"In our experience, the scope of the investigation of Teekay Shipping Norway AS will necessitate months rather than weeks of investigation before we will be able to conclude on whether to charge or acquit the company," Dahl said.
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"In our experience, the scope of the investigation of Teekay Shipping Norway AS will necessitate months rather than weeks of investigation before we will be able to conclude on whether to charge or acquit the company," Dahl said.
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"IAI North America is executing a strategic growth plan that includes M&A and organic growth ... and will necessitate an expanded U.S. manufacturing footprint in the world's largest defense market," said Swami Iyer, CEO of IAI North America.
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We estimate this rule, which will necessitate that millions of propane cylinders to be requalified, will have a detrimental impact on thousands of small businesses and place undue financial strain on consumers that depend on propane every day.
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"The excessive demands of the Zionist regime and the wrong decisions of Washington necessitate closer cooperation among regional countries," Rouhani was quoted as saying by the state broadcaster IRIB in a phone call with Iraq's Adel Abdul Mahdi.
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" He said that the large gap between the Housing Preservation Department estimate and the professional appraisal was a cause for concern, and "with that kind of disparity I would think that would necessitate more than one alternative valuation.
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If this dark, anti-Semitic, race segregationist ideology grows in the coming years, with their vision of the future that would necessitate violence, those who made the right attractive will have to take responsibility for having played their role.
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"The decision to reverse the civil service salary and benefit cuts will likely have the most outsized implications for oil as it will likely necessitate higher prices in order to forestall another blockbuster deficit, " Croft said, in a note.
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The fantasy didn't necessitate a spouse or all the trappings that come with the concept of a nuclear family, I just thought that helping a little one grow was one of the most magical things I could think of.
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The rhetorical lesson Sanders may be teaching his fellow Democratic presidential aspirants is obvious: To defeat Donald Trump will require going well beyond their political base; it will necessitate getting outside the echo chamber that already embraces their candidacy.
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Dombrovskis' comments echo those of Luc Frieden, former finance minister of Luxembourg, who recently asserted that while the U.K. will remain an important financial services center, its exit from the EU would necessitate a reconfiguration of the status quo.
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The transit authority could choose a different route for the train, which would probably necessitate years of new planning and review, or it could stick to the current route and take the Duke property it needs by eminent domain.
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Because colleges use twin XL mattresses (on the assumption that there must be enough students over 6 feet 6 to necessitate everyone getting an 80-inch-long bed), there's a brisk business in selling sheets and bedding to fit.
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"High stock levels mean that no shortage of supply is likely ... On the other hand, there is a danger of further escalation, which would necessitate a substantial risk premium on the oil price," Commerzbank oil analyst Carsten Fritsch said.
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My life was paused because I wasn't able to move forward — at least not in the way I'd come to define forward progression — and I needed my environment to match my emotional and functional suspension, to in fact necessitate it.
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Installing the new technology would necessitate an increase in tariffs in the range of about 0.50 rupees ($0.0077) to 1.25 rupees ($0.0193) per unit, the association said in a letter to the government earlier this year, and seen by Reuters.
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A no-deal Brexit could necessitate at least two different label templates from March: one for products sold in the UK; and at least one – in some cases many more than one – for products destined for the EU, the spokeswoman said.
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As the genre dictates, you will run into blockages, obstacles, that necessitate the acquisition or discovery of something—a new power for your probe, a shimmering electronic key, one of several handy teleportation points—to get around, or sometimes straight through.
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UNITED NATIONS, Jan 2 (Reuters) - The United States is hearing reports that North Korea might be preparing for another missile test, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Tuesday, warning that it would necessitate tougher steps against Pyongyang.
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Didier Saint-Georges, who helps manage over 50 billion euros as Carmignac's managing director and investment committee member, told the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit on Thursday that 2019 would necessitate a typical "late-cycle" approach, with a concentrated portfolio.
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From The Wall Street Journal, we learn that Musk did not seem to understand that taking the company private would necessitate losing the company's fiercely loyal investors—or that it would likely mean collaborating with a large automobile manufacturer, like Volkswagen.
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His commanders have been wary of a no-fly zone, saying it would necessitate a huge commitment of troops and aircraft at a time when the United States is deploying planes and soldiers in the military campaign against the Islamic State.
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But when that ultrasound shows a heart defect in her unborn child that will require multiple surgeries and could cause learning difficulties, necessitate a heart transplant, or even lead to an early death, everything changes for her and for her family.
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Even worse, and more short-sighted, these cuts will prevent the United States from providing the advice and guidance that prevents other countries from collapsing into failed states resulting in the very conditions that foster terrorism and necessitate humanitarian relief.
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It's unlikely this is a possibility for Starship, however, as replacing and repairing this material would necessitate downtime and crews wherever and whenever it lands, and the craft is meant to be (eventually) a quick-turnaround ship with maximum reusability.
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Multiple lawmakers have self-quarantined after potential exposureVice President Mike Pence told reporters Saturday he and second lady Karen Pence had not been tested because the White House doctor said they did not have the symptoms that necessitate a test.
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And I also know that actor contracts often necessitate paying for a full season, even if you're not going to use an actor that much, so why shouldn't Insecure get its money's worth out of having Jay Ellis around, right?
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I'm swallowing the rising lump in my throat and blinking back preemptive tears as I prepare for the news I fear is inevitable, that my erratic blood sugar readings will necessitate an insulin prescription for the rest of the pregnancy.
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"We believe that Deutsche Bank has a capital shortfall of up to 7 billion euros, depending on the outcome of a range of litigation issues, which could necessitate a highly dilutive capital increase," Citi analysts wrote in a note last week.
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At a time when middle market leveraged loans are increasingly being clubbed between a handful of lenders that have existing relationships with financial sponsors, both the size and nature of the transaction necessitate a more institutional-style execution, banking sources said.
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Even if I did diagnose a bone marrow cancer such as myelodysplastic syndromes, I wouldn't treat it, as the therapies I might suggest would necessitate even more frequent trips to the doctor's office for him and wouldn't fix the underlying problem.
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But of course, these are the very kinds of cases that "necessitate hypotheticals" because "legitimate speakers are often cowed by the severe penalties incurred for violating speech prohibitions," Ilya Shapiro writes in a brief for the Cato Institute supporting Sineneng-Smith.
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The reason a 3D construction model works so well is that it provides an opportunity to make small processors much better at processing huge amounts of data – in volumes that would otherwise necessitate a round-trip to a data center or processor farm.
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And of course Defense S&T is very big deal 21/ Could be surprises but if Trump Admin is serious about trimming nondefense discretionary $$$, will necessitate some cuts somewhere 226/ Might expect targets on obviously partisan things like social sci, climate sci, EPA.
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It's a familiar cycle for so many cities: The people who stuck with the city during the '232s and '32s, often people of color and/or the working class, are pushed out by incoming artists and creatives whose incomes necessitate finding cheaper housing.
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I have other HP stuff I still haven't put out since we moved to our new apartment six months ago, so I'd really like to set up a display of all my HP things, which would necessitate hanging these pretty close together.
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The stock market dove later in the afternoon when Fed Chair Jerome Powell noted that the cut was simply a "midcycle adjustment" and that the committee did not see the type of marked economic weakness that would necessitate a longer rate-cutting cycle.
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They argued the bill's $2 billion grant funding for opioid addiction is a distraction from its Medicaid cuts that so many suffering from opioid addiction rely on — especially when their addiction is caused by other underlying health conditions that also necessitate Medicaid coverage.
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Shares of JPMorgan have rallied nearly 20 percent since Election Day — swept up in the broader Trump stock market rally, and the notions that the new administration will reduce banking regulations and push through pro-growth policies that necessitate higher interest rates.
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A boy and a girl about 5 to 8 years old, most likely siblings, each standing far enough from a small, round table to necessitate leaning toward it, rest one arm each on its surface while they both look directly into the lens.
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A.M. Kurta, the acting under secretary of Defense for personnel and readiness, told a Florida lawmaker in a letter publicly released Monday that military training and related exercises in the eastern Gulf, which borders Florida, necessitate a continuation of Congress's ban on drilling.
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LONDON — Despite the widespread uncertainty created by Britain's vote last month to leave the European Union, the country's central bank decided on Thursday to hold its main interest rate steady, although it signaled that economic pressures could necessitate a cut next month.
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It is admittedly difficult to think of circumstances that would necessitate the use of F90, beyond a Veruca Salt paroxysm of wanting it and wanting it now, but luxury is the antithesis of necessity and Gucci these days is all about childish pleasures.
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The government asserted in its Flores filing that the San Diego ruling would necessitate longer-term detention of children, since that would be the only way to both reunite them with their parents and keep the parents incarcerated during their immigration proceedings.
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A feminist account will necessitate the inclusion of multiple, interrelated interviews, the construction and activation of an archive that fractures and amplifies the historical record from that time to provide more information and context about the artists, patrons, dealers, museum directors, and critics.
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To that point — of Iran trying to make a very public response — do you think these attacks on the US military targets were strategically calculated to do that, but also avoid, perhaps, American casualties that would be more likely to necessitate US counteraction?
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Not only does the potential for future SEC action necessitate coordination between the two agencies in order to avoid unnecessary costs from conflicting standards of care, but also it could fundamentally alter the purported benefits set forth in the rule's regulatory impact analysis.
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Chances of a missile test 'very low' Experts and analysts have speculated that the "Christmas gift" warning could portend some sort of advanced missile launch or satellite test, actions that would likely necessitate a response from the US and other global powers.
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All these measures would necessitate greater borrowing, and given that both these populist parties have provided little details on the financing plans for these new programs, their introduction will very likely place the government in contravention of both domestic and European fiscal rules.
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We've seen bipartisan momentum in both the House and Senate around legislation that would result in a more nimble and efficient system that allows the FDA to take prompt action when advances in science necessitate the updating or expanding of an OTC monograph.
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" He goes on to estimate that "the design, creation, validation, and deployment of GovtOS would necessitate between six and 10 Apple engineers and employees dedicating a very substantial portion of their time for two weeks at a minimum, and likely as many as four weeks.
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This will necessitate large projects to better connect communities, but also focus on small and simple solutions to everyday concerns that people have about their day to day lives, such as using sensors to collect data and improve services improve every day standard of living.
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The biggest revelation in the new episode 6 photos seems to be that Daenerys is heading somewhere that would necessitate some unusual camouflage gear, in a color she doesn't usually wear — where on earth might she need to blend in with white surroundings, I wonder?
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"We see further downside risk on litigation – we model another 3.6 billion euros in 2016 – which is likely to necessitate a capital raise," analysts for Citi said, rating the stock "neutral/high risk" and cutting their price target to 20 euros from 27 euros.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson notified Elaine Duke, acting DHS secretary, that Central Americans and Haitians living in the U.S. are no longer protected under Temporary Protected Status (TPS), as the countries' "conditions...no longer necessitate a reprieve for the migrants," the Washington Post reports.
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Gluten allergies and sensitivities have been some of the most hot-button issues in the food world over the last couple of years, with gluten- and wheat-free diets booming in popularity despite an often shaky understanding of the science that would necessitate them.
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According to Vox, when single-payer failed in Senator Sanders's home state of Vermont, it failed when taxpayers were confronted with the fact that it would necessitate an increase in payroll taxes of 11.5 percent and income taxes by 9 percent (source: bit.ly/2VCeMOW).
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Middle-class families planning ahead can imagine two possible consequences from that decision: Either an immediate increase in their taxes eight years from now, or an explosion in federal budget deficits, which could necessitate spending cuts to safety net programs like Social Security and Medicare.
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Danielle Brian, executive director of the Project on Government Oversight, said the sheer number of potential conflicts — which will require recusals, necessitate waivers or result in violations of the ethics rule — is disturbing, particularly given the secretive approach the administration is taking on the issue.
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The previous government of Nawaz Sharif also oversaw positive improvements in cross-border trade and high growth with low inflation, but increased domestic and foreign debt as well as depleted foreign currency reserves will necessitate a rescue — most likely from the IMF, analysts agree.
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Upon reaching that point, before I realized doing so would necessitate completely spoiling something remarkable, I thought I wanted to write a piece solely about what it triggers—this wonderfully comic-styled, creepypasta-of-feelings first-person sequence, set to immediately recognizable horror-movie music.
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A feminist art history, as Nochlin views it, would not only entail a more thorough investigation of the painting's provenance and history, but would necessitate an investigation into why the painting was misattributed as well as the reasons for its art historical and critical neglect.
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This would, in turn, necessitate unified policies about what is permissible content, more direct lines of communication between the two, and a clearer public explanation by both as to who is responsible for moderating GIFs on social media for the benefit of users who are still confused.
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Spooked by the chance of a 5-Star victory, many politicians in both mainstream center-left and center-right parties are calling for the introduction of a proportional representation system (PR), which would almost certainly necessitate coalition-building - something 5-Star has always refused to countenance.
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Said Atlanta Fed president Ralph Bostic: "I intend to weigh the risk of acting too swiftly and choking off the expansion against the risk of having the economy overheat and get into a situation with rising inflation and inflation expectations that would necessitate a muscular policy response."
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The resolution is vital to plans by the Republicans to move tax legislation through the Senate, which they control by a slim 52-48 majority, using a parliamentary process that lets them pass legislation without a customary 60-vote threshold that would necessitate some Democratic support.
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Their bigger worry seems to be about democratic oversight of the sort on offer from Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, and the binding check on their tax breaks, polluting investments, and emissions-heavy lifestyles that any reasonable, science-guided response to the climate crisis would necessitate.
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The show, which opened on February 16 and runs until April 9, is the result of curator Lydia Kallipoliti's research into historical examples of prototypes for closed systems, like space capsules, submarines, and office buildings, that encourage or necessitate sustained life without contact with the outside world.
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Prenuptial agreements are arguably no more than a worst-case-scenario plan, which should be fair for both partners — no matter who comes into the marriage with more assets — in part because they necessitate important financial conversations and set you up for more open discussions in the future.
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"Recent developments in exchange rates and other cost factors restrain the improvement in the inflation outlook and thus necessitate the maintenance of a cautious monetary policy stance," the bank said in a statement announcing the decision, where it also kept its benchmark one-week repo rate on hold.
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Most of the tools I use are modest, but there is a 40-inch blade cast-iron board shear that only made it up to the second floor and a 22-inch guillotine in the basement (worst pickup line ever), both of which facilitate projects that necessitate bookbinding.
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The unprecedented number of satellites proposed by SpaceX and the other [non-geostationary orbit fixed-satellite service] systems in this processing round will necessitate a further assessment of the appropriate reliability standards of these spacecraft, as well as the reliability of these systems' methods for deorbiting the spacecraft.
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"The main impact to emerging markets is not through direct economic or financial linkages but rather portfolio VaR [Value-at-Risk] shocks that could necessitate reducing risk, or hedging exposure, in other high beta, high yield fixed income exposures," said Jason Daw, Societe Generale's head of emerging market strategy.
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"Military action may necessitate both a risk to the lives of the military force and the loss of the lives of those under attack, for what — to some — is no more than stone and so not worth any human life," she wrote in a statement included in the report.
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A Twitter follower asked Musk on Sunday night if "consumers have limited time left to buy a Tesla car" based on the fact that supply and demand would likely necessitate major price hikes by Tesla if the company is, in fact, able to establish a successful robotaxi service.
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Joseph Simons, who was sworn in as FTC chairman last month, on Wednesday announced that he would convene a series of public hearings later this year to examine whether changes in the economy prompted by the rise of tech giants might necessitate changes in how regulators carry out enforcement.
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" However, the report states that "It is very likely that this enhanced cooperation would not be as comprehensive as the agreement between Denmark and Europol, given (i) Denmark is a member of the EU, and (ii) it would necessitate a robust agreement on the protection of personal data.
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CFRA analyst Efraim Levy said in a note sent to CNBC that "while cash increased to $3 billion at quarter end, we think that is timing related and that second half spending will be an above consensus $2 billion, and could likely necessitate a capital raise in 2018."
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Salbutamol is permitted as a legal asthma drug by the World Anti-Doping Agency and the UCI said Froome's failed urine test did not necessitate a mandatory provisional suspension even if analysis of his urine sample showed a concentration of 2,000 nanograms per milliliter (ng/ml), double WADA's threshold.
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How the map will be used Going forward, practical uses include the brain map becoming a tool for learning and teaching neurosurgery residents, and even planning operations, said Gupta, though the differences between people, slight though they may be, would still necessitate surgeons performing their own tests while planning brain operations.
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But Trump's determination to find new areas where the two sides can work together could necessitate that Washington turn a blind eye to behavior by Putin on issues like human rights and the central rationale of his foreign policy -- restoring Russian influence at the direct expense of the United States.
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Even if HHS does not drive J.D. to the clinic or pay for the procedure, approving such a release "would still require that HHS or its contractor devote time and staff towards maintaining appropriate custody over Ms Doe during her absence" and necessitate "expend[ing] resources to monitor" her health.
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In my preview, it's only really when my party encounters a powerful "Elder Wyrm" that can cast damaging status effects with a "sporefall" ability that necessitate attention beyond the gambit system's automated actions, that I have to actively get into the nuts and bolts of personally directing healing items at individuals.
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The Indians may construe from the secretary's remarks that the non-state actors and the nations that prop them up in India's immediate vicinity could also be a potential security challenge to both the U.S. and India, and necessitate the need for ever greater and more effective U.S.-India Counterterrorism Cooperation.
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Faced with the opportunity to hear first-hand information from former National Security Adviser John Bolton, Senate Republicans turned it down, accepting the twisted logic of the President's defense team, which argued that hearing from Bolton wouldn't matter anyway and that it would necessitate a free-for-all of witnesses.
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If Kim were to violate his pledge to Trump, that would likely necessitate a response by the US. "My relationship with Kim Jong Un is really good, but that doesn't mean he won't abide by the agreement we signed," Trump said at the sidelines of a NATO meeting earlier this month.
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Tempo's workspace (image via Tempo) Tempo's workspace (image via Tempo) The workspace is probably the main distinguishing feature of the app — it's a to-do list that you stock with emails that probably warranted more than a quick reply and may necessitate a few messages before they're safely out of mind.
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The premise of PSLF, which was passed by Congress and signed into law by George W. Bush in 4383, is straightforward: Working in public service doesn't pay a lot, and a lot of public service jobs — including teaching and social work — require advanced degrees, which in turn often necessitate hefty student loans.
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Although it is difficult to estimate, because it has never been done before, the design, creation, validation, and deployment of the software likely would necessitate six to ten Apple engineers and employees dedicating a very substantial portion of their time for a minimum of two weeks, and likely as many as four weeks.
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Lianne La Havas, "Lost and Found (Matthew Herbert Remix)" There are a ton of grabby details crammed into this remix of Lianne La Havas' heartbreaking 2012 ballad, enough to necessitate a few back-to-back listens: the revolving piano figure, the snipped guitar passages, the chirps and beeps sprinkled like granola clusters.
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Economics textbooks tell us that when the unemployment rate falls below standard measures of full employment (4.7 percent, according to the Congressional Budget Office) the "wage-price spiral" starts to take effect: Companies start paying more to find scarce workers, those higher wages necessitate higher prices and inflation soon becomes a nasty problem.
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" As late as this January, Susan E. Rice, Mr. Obama's national security adviser, said on NPR: "We were able to find a solution that didn't necessitate the use of force that actually removed the chemical weapons that were known from Syria in a way that the use of force would never have accomplished.
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"However, there are still urgent unmet needs on the island that necessitate additional relief," said House Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Nita LoweyNita Sue LoweyMixed feelings on war power limits: Lawmakers and vet candidates US officials, world leaders arrive in Israel for World Holocaust Forum House revives agenda after impeachment storm MORE (D-N.Y.).
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In reality, employee status would not necessitate fixed schedules, but it's a convenient enough talking point for businesses keen to oppose this bill—if anything, the parties losing flexibility by this new arrangement would be the platforms themselves, which are often capricious in setting their pay rates and in deactivating (see: firing) drivers.
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I based the value of the premium on two expenses that my death would necessitate: the cost of grief counseling (yes, really) plus the number hours of nanny care my child would need before the age of about 14 when she could be trusted alone for an hour or two after school.
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These issues necessitate high-level engagement from US policymakers and elected officials, beginning with Trump, who should challenge his Chinese counterpart to keep the many promises he made regarding China's commitment to the rule of law, the opening of the Chinese economy and free trade, adherence to the rules-based international order, and reciprocity.
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The UN Special Rapporteur for Extrajudicial Executions, the UN official who investigates and responds to extrajudicial killings around the world, said in 2014 that weaponized robots would necessitate new international rules for the use of force, but today's decision to create a formal expert group marks what may be the most decisive action taken thus far.
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Here are some tips to help you get festive and to pay homage to these "should-really-be-federal" holidays: Acquire the proper gear This may necessitate going to the nearest mall to get some subject-appropriate footwear, such as new slip-on sneakers with a pepperoni pizza motif or ordering a bagel print sweatshirt online.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Darwin, as the fruit of a quarter of a century of patient observation and experiment, throws out, in a book whose title at least has by this time become familiar to the reading public, a series of arguments and inferences so revolutionary as, if established, to necessitate a radical reconstruction of the fundamental doctrines of natural history.
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But the Pentagon and the Joint Chiefs have long opposed such measures as impractical and unstable — they likely require expensive no-fly zones, which would call for effective acts of war like the destruction of Syrian antiaircraft defenses, necessitate the deployment of 15,000 to 30,000 troops, and involve the exposure of American aircraft to adversaries, including Russia.
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Why it matters: Trump's antagonism toward Europe, and his immense unpopularity there, would seem to offer Macron the ideal foil as he seeks to shepherd the EU into a new consensus that security threats from the likes of Russia, economic competition with giants like China and the unreliability of the U.S. necessitate a strong, unified Europe that can throw its collective weight around.
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With two critical elections on the horizon -- 2018 and 19883 -- Democrats need to wake up from their civil slumber and understand that turning back the modern Republican Party, with President Donald Trump as its Batman and the Freedom Caucus as its Robin, will necessitate engaging directly in the hard-hitting, media-centered, political combat zone within which elections are now determined.
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Whoever originated the term "Netflix and chill" probably meant "chill" in the social (or, uh, sexual) sense, but it's mid-January and most of the chilling we're doing is sulking under a pile of blankets while our insufficient space heaters sputter in the corner in futile attempts to bring the room to a temperature that doesn't necessitate wearing a parka indoors.
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A younger, much less swole actor plays Ventura (real name: Jim Janos) as a teenager, before he joins what everyone calls the Navy SEALs (but was at the time an entity separate from the SEALs, called the Underwater Demolition Team), gets big and tough enough to necessitate a change in actors and becomes the closest thing to a hippie the Twin Cities ever did see.
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At the same time, the German government has presented a draft bill aimed at more effectively combating hate criminality and criminal offenses on social network platforms, arguing that the companies' ongoing failures necessitate tighter regulation — with a potential fine of up to €50 million being floated for social networks breaching what are intended to be binding standards for dealing with complaints and removing criminal content.
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"Although it is difficult to estimate, because it has never been done before, the design, creation, validation, and deployment of the software likely would necessitate six to ten Apple engineers and employees dedicating a very substantial portion of their time for a minimum of two weeks, and likely as many as four weeks," Erik Neuenschwander, manager of user privacy at Apple, writes in the motion.
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"By compelling its removal, destruction or dismemberment, the panel's decision will necessitate an act of shocking disrespect for the brave souls of Prince George's County who died fighting for their country in World War I." In a brief urging the justices to deny review, the challengers said the memorial honors only Christian veterans, not all of whom welcome the use of a cross in this context.
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I think my role is not to take the strategic pillars he's so well established over the last 15 years and continue to work on those and implement those in the marketplace, most importantly our direct-to-consumer initiatives, but at the same time look around the corner for what disruption might be going on in the marketplace that would necessitate a fresh look at those things.
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I think my role is not to take the strategic pillars he's so well established over the last 15 years and continue to work on those and implement those in the marketplace, most importantly our direct-to-consumer initiatives, but at the same time look around the corner for what disruption might be going on in the marketplace that would necessitate a fresh look at those things.
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Intel hasn't released pricing details yet, but it's safe to assume this noiseless drive will be obscenely expensive, which is why the DC P4500 SSD isn't designed for the average consumer looking to speed up their desktop PC. It's instead destined for use in servers and data centers where older hard drives necessitate countless fans and constant air conditioning to operate efficiently, generating lots of noise, and lots of bills.
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It's made up of six Hero4 Black cameras in a cube, which hang out and capture footage while you perform some sweet ski jumps (or whatever else you might do with this kind of expensive equipment.) 360 video does necessitate Google Cardboard to watch it properly, but strap it on and you too can pretend to be skiing the Alps instead of sitting at your desk eating a sad desk lunch.
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The boom was fueled by a series of fitness crazes, beginning with "pedestrian fever" in the mid-19th century, when spectators filled New York City's Madison Square Garden to watch a six-day walking race; followed shortly thereafter by the vogue for croquet, the first sport to necessitate a rubber-soled shoe; "sidewalk surfing," better known as skateboarding, in the 1960s; jogging in the 13s; aerobics in the 1980s; and "cross-training" in the 1990s.
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For many years, the Bureau refused to grant Algren a passport, and the reason for that is a reminder of what a vindictive, resource-wasting cause of shame the Hoover-era F.B.I. could be: it denied him the passport because it wanted him to appeal that denial, a process that would necessitate his signing a form saying he'd never been a member of the Communist Party, which—since agents held evidence to the contrary—would allow the Bureau to file perjury charges against him and put him in jail.
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