The Nationalists did not regularly occupy the place until 1956.
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ByteDance does not regularly release official user numbers for its apps.
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The non-joggers did not regularly engage in any strenuous exercise.
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The court has not regularly convened on Fridays during the case.
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At his death he had not regularly practiced law in 15 years.
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Birchbox is targeting customers who do not regularly buy beauty products, Beauchamp said.
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He was not regularly in contact with top-level campaign officials, they insisted.
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The British Empire's violent colonial actions are not regularly subject to re-examination.
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Our neighborhood did not regularly present undue threats, and her asking was unexceptional.
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Non-medical professionals can reach populations that may not regularly see a dermatologist.
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Apple and Amazon do not regularly disclose how many users their music services have.
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She was raised Jewish, though she did not regularly attend synagogue as a child.
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As for my parents, they believed in God but did not regularly practice religion.
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One of my only regrets is not regularly using sunblock when I was younger.
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Trump has garnered criticism for not regularly participating in national security briefings, unlike past presidents.
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But how to convince mom to season her vegetables with meat just occasionally, not regularly?
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Data from before 2002 is limited because stops were not regularly reported under Mr. Giuliani.
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He said Beanpot results were not regularly bandied about, especially among friends with bitter memories.
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Controlled by secretive billionaires Alain and Gerard Wertheimer, Chanel does not regularly release financial results.
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It was phased out in 1967, an era in which financial crises did not regularly occur.
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This is particularly helpful for students in countries where the English alphabet is not regularly used.
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But many users do not regularly update their computers, meaning that they remain now-public vulnerabilities.
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Prices for the rest of China's 600-plus cities are not regularly published by the bureau.
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PDVSA, which does not regularly disclose figures on imports, did not answer a request for comment.
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BuzzFeed is a privately held company and financial results are not regularly distributed to the public.
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Only about one in three Republicans who do not regularly follow the speeches said the same.
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They were not regularly issued in India's villages when he was said to have been born.
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Prices of the rest of China's 600-plus cities are not regularly published by the bureau.
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Diarrhoea, respiratory infections and neurological conditions are more common in areas where waste is not regularly collected.
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The transits are not regularly spaced in time and they can vary in duration and even depth.
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Because Daniels does not regularly appear at the club, the charges were dismissed, according to court documents.
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Your cheese may not last as long if you're not regularly replacing the paper it's wrapped in.
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What works on cable news does not translate to those who do not regularly consume conservative media.
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"Up until about 2 1/2 years ago, this information was not regularly posted online," she said.
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The simulator allows self-driving cars to practice situations they may not regularly encounter in the real world.
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England's Premier League has millions of fans outside Europe but it does not regularly stage matches anywhere else.
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"There are also many psychiatrists that mainly specialize in psychotherapy and do not regularly prescribe medications," he adds.
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Her newest ongoing work, "IMAIM," chronicles the portions of Miami not regularly covered by media or travel resources.
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Mr. Douglas described the neighborhood as calm and secluded, and a place where residents did not regularly interact.
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Twenty-one states do not regularly submit data to the CDC on lead surveillance programs in their states.
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Am I going to be touching objects that are not regularly cleaned or that other people commonly touch?
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Twenty of the 32 species of bats in Texas do not regularly hibernate, and WNS only harms hibernating bats.
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Gynecological visits cover a wide range of topics, especially because many women do not regularly see any other physicians.
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"In 2017, #747 was not regularly seen at Brooks Falls until fall," reads the park's 2018 Brooks River bears guide.
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The EPA does not regularly test water systems of communities with fewer than 10,000 people, relying on random testing instead.
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Unlike other officers with police dogs, Hurt did not regularly come back to the vehicle to check on his canine.
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In angel rounds, if you're not regularly dealing directly with the angel, this is likely a pattern that will repeat.
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You should do everything you can to ensure they're not regularly left alone for large stretches of time without it.
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Anyone who is not regularly physically active and in good physical condition should hire someone else to do the job.
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Both said they did not regularly vote in the midterms, but said they were motivated to do so this year.
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They've been deployed along remote sections of the southern border to fill in gaps of areas not regularly covered by agents.
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The academy is typically reluctant to disclose the identities of its members and does not regularly provide demographic information about them.
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It's a good idea to boot out any connected apps that you're not regularly using as well to reduce your exposure.
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If you do not regularly pilot a drone, you probably won't be too familiar with the concept of augmented reality glasses.
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Just think of what it would take to turn America into a country where people were not regularly killed by guns.
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CNN reported Sunday that the jailed multimillionaire's cell was not regularly monitored the night he is believed to have killed himself.
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When Robertson set his mark, it was not especially heralded: The term triple-double was not regularly used at the time.
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Most Medicaid beneficiaries are in managed care plans, but states do not regularly collect information on how many abortions they receive.
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Fighters must adhere to a mandatory three weeks between fights, but in the countryside, laws like this are not regularly enforced.
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The Fox News website passed (75) but was dinged for not regularly correcting errors and not disclosing its ownership and financing.
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He reported not regularly cleaning or replacing his soft lenses and, prior to his visit, had worn them for two weeks straight.
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For baseball fans not regularly scrolling Fangraphs or watching the Angels, there's been little reason to pay much mind to Mike Trout.
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I also want to talk to other men about this issue — it's a conversation I've had with male friends, though not regularly.
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YouTube does not regularly make the mechanics of its recommendation system available to the public, and it frequently changes its algorithmic recipes.
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Trump has attracted some criticism for not regularly participating in national security briefings as have past leaders preparing to occupy the White House.
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I expressed my concern that (the Vikings) are at a competitive disadvantage [in that they were the only club not regularly using Toradol].
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One building, which was well-kept, with clean tiles on the exterior and working plumbing, held 300 pupils who were not regularly mistreated.
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What's less clear is how one who is not regularly on a runway — in other words, a regular person — should attempt the look.
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Ms. Davis contends that her son's treatment has been abusive and that he has not regularly received prescribed medications for depression and anxiety.
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But if you're not regularly playing 300Hz games, it seems likely that the big battery could give you quite a lot of juice.
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In France, schooling is mandatory between the ages of 6 and 16, but about 67 percent of Roma children do not regularly attend.
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Mr. Hay, 39, did not regularly interact with students as part of his job, which was based at department headquarters in downtown Manhattan.
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Trump has attracted some criticism for not regularly participating in national security briefings as regularly as past leaders preparing to occupy the White House.
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"While we ask influencers to comply with the FTC regulations and our guidelines, we do not regularly monitor what our influencers post," Casper wrote.
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The sad fact is that more than a third of families in the United States do not regularly share books with their young children.
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For that reason and others you should uninstall extensions you're not regularly to minimize the risk of them becoming a potential backdoor for bad actors.
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Yet many service members do not regularly seek care, according to a 2014 report from the RAND Corporation, a think thank that conducts government studies.
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Make sure to thoroughly wash the pot and strainer, if not regularly then at least on occasion, in order to prevent mold spores from developing.
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Screenshot: AT&TIf you're not regularly plagued by unwanted robocalls offering you no end of services, scams, and stuff you don't want, consider yourself lucky.
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The Dodgers may not regularly strategize with two strikes; few players in the big leagues do these days in the era of the home run.
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The high rent at the one store that was not regularly dealing with violence meant that, even at that location, she struggled to break even.
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However, churn rate is relatively high, which means that these customers do not regularly bank with Unipol Banca and make its funding vulnerable to depositors' sentiment.
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The AC-130 overhead was joined by another gunship for Hunter to manage, another rarity: Two gunships are also not regularly stacked together on these missions.
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Although Thompson and Mitchell, 40, have not regularly worked together in years, the pair had their own Good Burger reunion on The Tonight Show in 2016.
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Two-thirds of the jails surveyed in a 216 report by the National Institute of Corrections did not regularly assign suicidal inmates to "suicide-resistant" rooms.
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The Fed currently allows up to $50 billion a month in proceeds from Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities, though it does not regularly hit that number.
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Cuban authorities, who do not regularly publish data on the island's prison population, reported in 2012 that 57,337 of its 11.2 million inhabitants were behind bars.
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And there's no reason why open-air monuments that are not regularly staffed, like the World War II memorial, can't remain accessible to the public indefinitely.
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Explaining why Mossack Fonseca hadn't known earlier, Mossack emphasized to CNBC that his firm does not regularly monitor the activities of the companies it helps setup.
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Apple does not regularly disclose how many subscribers it has, and the last official count - 50 million - came almost a year ago in May of 2018.
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"Health problems due to deficiencies usually occur in patients who do not regularly follow-up with their surgeon to establish healthy nutrient levels," the association claims.
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But its system is less flexible than Singapore's since those fees do not regularly fluctuate with traffic and any changes require the approval of Sweden's Parliament.
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One caution: New York City does not regularly clean outdoor furniture and play equipment, and the coronavirus can live for days on some surfaces, research shows.
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Lawrence Payne, a Customs and Border Protection spokesman, said the database contained information like applicants' traffic offenses, which would not regularly be available to the agency.
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Yet about 210 percent of veterans do not regularly use the V.A., access to a federal department that may be viewed as central to suicide prevention.
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Although she suggests that life does not regularly pan out as such, a feeling of movie magic is what led to her photos of the ballroom.
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"The new finding of the current study is that individuals who do not regularly commute also benefited from including physical activity into their travel routines," Mohanty added.
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These descriptions in the scientific medical literature may have blossomed in the 1990s, because, before that, women were not regularly included in medical research on human subjects.
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Daniel Jorjani, the principal deputy solicitor at Interior, told senators he did not regularly review documents requested through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) before their release.
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HeatStreet had vague sourcing — two "sources with links to the counterintelligence community" — and it does not regularly publish investigative stories about American intelligence or law enforcement operations.
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Patients who can't afford them cut corners by not regularly testing their blood sugar levels, relying instead on their body's response to determine how much insulin they need.
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The company has also emphasized its "total audience" — that is, the people who see Twitter posts on sites across the Internet, yet do not regularly visit Twitter's website.
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Twenty-four states and the District of Columbia – an area comprising 3 of every 5 Americans – said they do not regularly track deaths due to antibiotic-resistant infections.
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Pande said while large companies in the organized sectors are fully behind the rollout, it's the smaller ones that do not regularly pay taxes that have to adjust.
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Specifically, they found that regular tea drinkers could expect to live 1.26 years longer at age 50 than those who did not regularly enjoy a cup of tea.
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Wage data providers XpertHR said June was the sixth consecutive month when median pay deals stood at 2.5 percent, after not regularly exceeding 2 percent since late 2008.
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The Fed currently allows up to $50 billion a month in proceeds from Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities to roll off, though it does not regularly hit that number.
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She has spoken in the past about not regularly wearing makeup and she said she makes a concerted effort to integrate simple, clean products and foods into her lifestyle.
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New York's current mayor, Bill de Blasio, has received criticism for not regularly using the subway and for not taking a more active role in addressing the system's needs.
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Two issues that consistently dog low-propensity Latino voters are the fact that they're not regularly contacted by campaigns and in many cases face bureaucratic obstacles toward voter registration.
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Lisa Dickey: Yeah, I mean, he may not tell untruths to you, but I think it'd be very difficult for you to suggest that he's not regularly telling untruths.
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Trump has repeatedly questioned the knowledge of the Intelligence community and has attracted significant criticism for not regularly attending the President's Daily Briefings, where national security information is often disseminated.
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Or if you're not regularly shooting yourself doing skateboarding tricks, it's also useful for YouTubers who want to level up their videos without having to ask a friend to film.
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Mayorga is suing Lisa Fancher -- founder of Frontier Records -- for not regularly paying him his royalties for ST's self-titled album featuring the hit song, "Institutionalized" ... according to the docs.
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It upsets me that one man can decide the destiny of the Arsenal, can accrue all the benefits of ownership himself, especially given that he does not regularly attend games.
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Many of the students, whose families have packed up and moved two, three, four or more times to escape successive rounds of fighting, have not regularly attended school in years.
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Grumbling about countdown clocks, as the mayor has, is a privilege reserved to people who are not regularly stuck on a platform, unsure when or if a train is coming.
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When she was 7, her parents fled discrimination in Romania and moved to France, where 67 percent of Roma children do not regularly attend school, often because of bureaucratic requirements.
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The business union "is controlled from the top down by officers and staff (usually white males) who are not regularly employed at the workplace," Mr. Lynd and Mr. Gross write.
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Pleasure-seeking behavior — like indulging suspenseful works of fiction — can be an advantageous adaptation, so long as it's not regularly abused (One 2017 study found it could lead to sleep-deprivation).
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Mook said the campaign's focus has been on early turnout for "low-propensity voters" — those who do not regularly vote — to build up a lead that they believe will prove insurmountable.
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Recent estimates suggest that only about 23 percent of Americans visit a dentist every year, and surveys have found that about 30 percent of Americans are not regularly brushing their teeth.
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" Rishe adds: "Because [Phelps] has likely swum in his last competitive meet, companies wonder how valuable a corporate endorser he will be if he is not regularly in the public eye.
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To join, members must attest that they have no ties to the restaurant industry or the media; Renzell does not regularly question responses, but says it has rejected a few members.
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The charges were dropped because the law did not apply to Daniels as she was a guest performer and did not regularly appear at the club, the Columbus city attorney said.
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Carlson told The Hill that he does "not regularly at all" talk to Trump off camera, adding he'd be willing to talk to "anybody making important decisions" because that's his job.
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The practice of shackling women was uncommon until the Trump administration imposed its zero-tolerance border crossing policy, Clark said, in part because women were not regularly detained prior to that.
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New York City, for example, does not regularly clean outdoor furniture and play equipment, said Meghan Lalor, director of media relations at the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation.
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One recent case involved thieves who parked a station wagon inside an orchard, in a corner of the property that was not regularly visited, before robbers with backpacks plundered the fruit.
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The case involves Ohio's appeal of a lower court ruling that blocked the Republican-led state's policy of purging people from voter-registration lists if they do not regularly cast ballots.
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Clark's business department has already legislated to cap energy prices, addressing an issue whereby customers who did not regularly change tariff were being charged above-market rates for their gas and electricity.
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Still, nearly half, or 42 percent, of Americans do not regularly check their credit reports, while 36 percent conduct banking and other sensitive business on unsecured Wi-Fi networks, according to Bankrate.
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But Oregon State did not regularly challenge her on defense to draw a third foul, and UConn made nine of its first 12 shots to lead after the first quarter, 26-17.
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Most Americans do not regularly tune into congressional hearings, even when they are relative blockbusters, and those who do so surely can't be satisfied with the quality of representation that Congress provides.
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"If your goal is to actually get justice for the victims, Guantanamo is a black hole, whereas the civilian courts are there, they're fast, their legitimacy is not regularly questioned," Vladeck said.
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Jeff Wilpon, the Mets' chief operating officer and part of the family that owns the team, does not regularly attend the Winter Meetings, but Van Wagenen asked him to come this time.
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What's more, dermatitis and sensitivity — including dry, cracked, red, scaly, and inflamed skin — can also come into play, especially if your alcohol percentage is too high or you're not regularly using moisturizer.
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Epstein's cell was not regularly monitored the night he is believed to have killed himself, a source with knowledge of Epstein's time at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York told CNN.
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Applications and games can take up a substantial number of gigabytes, so consider uninstalling any that you're not regularly using, having first checked that you can download them again should you need to.
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Today, the poor struggle to survive and have little in common with the wealthy, since many Americans become stuck in low-income locations and circumstances, not regularly mingling with those financially better off.
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The justices will hear arguments in Republican-governed Ohio's appeal of a lower court ruling that blocked its policy of erasing from voter registration lists people who do not regularly cast a ballot.
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So they are bolstering their efforts in Wisconsin and elsewhere with more narrowly tailored operations to turn out specific groups, like conservatives who find Mr. Trump's agenda appealing but do not regularly vote.
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The administration also reversed an Obama administration stance by supporting Ohio in its bid to revive a state policy of purging people from voter-registration lists if they do not regularly cast ballots.
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Haggerty and other tennis officials have said they believed Davis Cup needed an overhaul because tennis's biggest stars did not regularly participate and the event did not generate enough global interest and revenue.
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The federal government does not regularly assess and analyze how female employees are paid relative to men or why, but two studies in the past decade indicate that women may be getting short shrift.
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While these insurers still have a marketing problem from the financial crisis, Mr. Fallon said that their coverage continued to be needed by smaller municipalities or those that do not regularly sell municipal bonds.
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The charges were dropped because the law did not apply to her as she was a guest performer and did not regularly appear at the club, the Columbus city attorney said at the time.
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Hong Kong (CNN)North Korea's accelerated missile testing may pose a risk to passenger jets in the area, officials fear, as Pyongyang does not regularly give notice of its plans as required under international agreements.
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Forty-five percent were not receiving early stimulation, over half did not regularly take essential medications, and none of the babies had received the eyeglasses necessary to correct the widespread ocular damage that frequently occurs.
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But in spring training, where pitchers and batters try to size up opponents they do not regularly see, facing a divisional rival they will play 19 times in the regular season can be a handicap.
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Mr. de Blasio, who does not regularly meet with many city commissioners, has described his approach to management as a "deputy mayor model" and in that, Ms. Glen was the longest serving and most prominent.
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Sondland acknowledged that his memory "has not been perfect," adding that he does not regularly take notes and that the State Department has not given him access to all of his phone records and emails.
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For the past few years, consumer and environmental groups have started testing for glyphosate in food, because, while the government routinely tests foods for a variety of pesticides, it does not regularly test for glyphosate.
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While Todd Palin, known informally as the "first dude," did not regularly appear in headlines as much as his wife, he still played a role in her political career when she served as governor of Alaska.
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Barkley, who was the 2018 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year, headed down to Miami with Visa for Super Bowl LIV to support a subset not regularly associated with the sport of football — female business owners.
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Lawrence Payne, a Customs and Border Protection spokesman, said the access was crucial to analyze information on applicants' traffic offenses, like infractions for driving under the influence, that would not regularly be available to the agency.
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Some jurisdictions do not regularly collect demographic data to analyze rates of Latinos and Hispanics, so people who come into contact with a local jail and identify as Latino or Hispanic are often miscategorized as white.
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Over the course of the negotiations, which began in early spring, Trump was not regularly updated in detail, and US officials hoped to wrap up talks and then sell the agreement to Trump as a win.
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The researchers were also able to show by measuring the age of the stars that they were created not regularly but in bunches — direct evidence that star formation is not necessarily constant, but can happen in bursts.
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Just as we do not regularly think about how the world was created in our present-day life, the characters in this game also think only about what goes on around them as they live their lives.
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While the agency occasionally provides insight via addendum or note, legislators are not regularly given this information to consider and, as a result, have a limited view of the long-term impact of the votes they take.
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While the age of most fallen trees can be determined by counting the number of rings in the stem, baobabs do not regularly produce tree rings and when they do the rings are too faint to count.
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The SpaceBees were so small (about 4 inches by 4 inches by 1 inch) that the network could not regularly track them, though a private tracking service, LeoLabs, says it has been tracking them since the launch.
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Almost half of the factors used in determining eligibility for the program are not medically based and continuing disability reviews (CDRs), that help ensure the benefits are going to those who need them are not regularly conducted.
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Image: NASA Earth ObservatoryWith a spatial resolution of six miles (10 km) the lightning mapper will provide round-the-clock information on lightning activity over the Americas and adjacent regions of the ocean that are not regularly monitored.
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" In late 2010, the family of a soldier who was killed in action reached out to the White House and said he was told that "Obama did not regularly make phone calls to the families of fallen soldiers.
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Signatures can change over time, with age or because of diseases like strokes or arthritis, and election officials do not regularly update signatures in official records, said Michael McDonald, a political-science professor at the University of Florida.
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Researchers believe the disease may be caused by an oil derived from Vitamin E found in some vaping products, some of which are bootleg vapes or contain other contaminants not regularly found in mainstream nicotine or THC products.
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On the other hand, perhaps the creators intended to gather intelligence on the extent and type of systems that could be affected by malware targeting aged operating systems like Windows XP, which developers do not regularly update or support.
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"The transits are not regularly spaced in time and they can vary in duration and even depth," William Welsh, a coauthor on the paper detailing the discovery and an astronomer at San Diego State University, said in a statement.
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"Despite several hazing incidents coming to public attention in recent years, DOD and the Coast Guard do not regularly monitor implementation of their hazing policies and do not know the extent of hazing in their organizations," the report concludes.
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The Department of Homeland Security's inspector general said in a report that ICE's detention centers do not regularly comply with agency standards, and cited a lack of follow-up on problems identified during sweeps at its roughly 85033 facilities.
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Over the next few months, the burst flashed many more times, not regularly, but often enough to allow researchers to determine its host galaxy and consider its possible source—likely a highly magnetized, young, rapidly spinning neutron star (or magnetar).
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The Trump administration will support the state of Ohio in its bid to revive a state policy that purges voters from voter rolls if they do not regularly cast ballots, a reversal from the Obama administration's stance on the case.
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Warren Davidson (R-Ohio), a member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, said he supported fundamentally reforming the debt ceiling to ensure that the full faith and credit of the U.S. government would not regularly be put on the line.
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If you do need to travel by plane, it's a good idea to use alcohol wipes to clean tray tables, bathroom handles and other parts of the plane that you might touch that are not regularly sanitized by the flight crew.
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Mr. Paul's YouTube channel has more than 15 million subscribers, making him even more popular than his younger brother, Jake, who may be more well-known to those who do not regularly watch vlogs thanks to his own brushes with controversy.
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The pharmaceutical giant Pfizer does not regularly disclose how much of its offshore profits are stored in foreign tax havens, but the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy estimates that at the end of 2016, it held almost $200 billion abroad.
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The agreement came three months after inspectors also found that the water treatment plant that serves 55,000 people on the base was not regularly inspected, tested and maintained, and that operators and supervisors were not qualified, the EPA said in a statement.
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The company says the test will be a game-changer for women who are not regularly able to get Pap smears or who have not had access to the HPV vaccine, like women who live in rural areas and those without health insurance.
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Tesla does not regularly announce its sales data for China, where it has faced tough local competition, and it is not clear how many cars in the country have autopilot, an add-on feature that costs more than 27,000 yuan ($4,000) extra.
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Edward LeeAuthor, chef-owner of 610 Magnolia and two other restaurants in Louisville, and Succotash in Washington, D.C. Lee may not regularly cook at home, but when pressed he showed off his chef bona fides by cooking up something from next to nothing.
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He did so because a lengthy walk helped oxygenate the creative capacities as well as preëmptively dispel the oppressive sense of cabin fever that would consume him if he did not regularly remove himself from the tiny tomb of his one-bedroom apartment.
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At sites that did not regularly ask adolescent patients about gender, barriers to implementing a standardized question included concerns about confidentiality, a lack of trained providers, lack of a referral network, low numbers of transgender patients and not having a validated gender identity question.
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CHINA WOES Tesla does not regularly announce its sales data for China, where it has faced tough local competition, and it is not clear how many cars in the country have autopilot, an add-on feature that costs more than 27,000 yuan ($4,000) extra.
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But a substantial number of lay evangelical Republicans, along with their counterparts who do not regularly attend church, cared more about immigration, border security and the economy than about abortion and gay rights, and their votes helped make Mr. Trump the presumptive party nominee.
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Epstein's cell was not regularly monitored the night he was believed to have killed himself, and the two guards monitoring the unit he was held in were both on overtime, a source with knowledge of Epstein's time at the prison told CNN on Sunday.
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Two senior American officials said that in many Saudi strikes supporting troops under fire and targeting so-called pop-up targets, or militants on the move, Saudi military planners were not regularly consulting the no-strike list, which includes sites like mosques and marketplaces.
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Several Ballarat residents told Reuters even though they did not regularly attend mass, they had still identified as Catholic until as recently as last month when Pell was revealed as a sex offender after a suppression order banning reporting of his trial was lifted.
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Well, just think about the impact of reading avoidance in terms of one's professional career: If you're not regularly learning and building new knowledge as imparted by the experts who have come before you, it'll be impossible for you to stay ahead of the business curve.
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A report released last February by the US Government Accountability Office regarding the taxpayer costs of Trump's first four visits to his Mar-a-Lago Club determined that the Defense Department and the Secret Service did not regularly report the costs of protecting the President to Congress.
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In other words you know what you are getting when you go in, whereas "Falsettos" — even the title has a bright chime about it — is in many ways a traditional musical comedy, a genre that does not regularly encompass the dark realities of death and disease.
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Today, Senator Sanders does not regularly attend any synagogue in Washington or Vermont, though he does show up for rituals like the yahrzeit — the anniversary of a death — of the father of a close friend, Richard Sugarman, who teaches philosophy in the religion department at the University of Vermont.
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In his book "The Life You Can Save" (2009) and elsewhere, he has argued that if relatively affluent Westerners do not regularly donate at least a sliver of our incomes to aid agencies, to prevent the unnecessary deaths of millions of people worldwide, we are in the moral wrong.
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As much as I'm hesitant to see Google taking the lead on this, I think it's going to take something like Google's plan to have Chrome automatically block all ads on pages with fullscreen pop-ups and other aggressive promotions before I'm not regularly frustrated just by opening up a website.
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Sales of this particular bath bomb will go toward Access Now, a digital rights group that Lush partnered with in order to raise awareness among topics like state-sponsored internet shutdowns, online privacy, and digital security among a group of people that may not regularly pay attention to these issues.
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But in the first three months of 2019, non-oil, public-sector imports rose to $2.3 million, up 16.5% from the same period last year and the highest quarterly figure since 2017, according to the data released earlier this month by the central bank, which does not regularly publish economic figures.
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Sending out a letter to LPs stating its position was an essential move to shore up support from any LPs who might be wondering what is going on, keeping any chilling effects at bay; and also to make sure that LPs understand that their identities will be protected, as fund LPs are not regularly disclosed.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell -- a Kentucky Republican who does not regularly engage reporters in the hallways of the Capitol -- was stone-faced about the President's lawyer and former campaign chairman Wednesday and Thursday, declining to answer a question after question from the reporters he came across on his way from his office to the floor.
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" According to the National Eating Disorders Association, Binge Eating Disorder is a "severe, life-threatening and treatable" condition "characterized by recurrent episodes of eating large quantities of food (often very quickly and to the point of discomfort); a feeling of a loss of control during the binge; experiencing shame, distress or guilt afterwards; and not regularly using unhealthy compensatory measures (e.g.
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"Federal student loan borrowers deserve to have their loans serviced by companies that do not regularly flout the law, and the Department's contracting officers must consider the entire record of a company's behavior towards student loan borrowers in order to protect taxpayers, students and families," wrote Warren in a letter released Wednesday to James Runcie, chief operating officer of the Education Department's Office of Federal Student Aid.
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