They're running up and down the ballot: State-wide offices, congressional offices, and local offices.
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Content review offices look a lot like other Facebook offices.
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Clinton's home, offices and the offices of her attorneys, right?
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Of course, these are all state offices, not federal offices.
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The sources said the tax police had searched Hitachi's offices in Naples, Finmeccanica's offices in Rome and Ansaldo STS offices in Genoa.
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Since 2010, more than 60 field offices and 533 mobile offices have been closed, and hours at remaining offices have been cut.
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Other protesters stormed government offices and set ablaze political party offices.
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We have offices in the U.S. We have offices in Asia.
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More staff today is concentrated in the party leadership offices and in the members' state and district offices, rather than in their DC offices.
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More than half of the congressional offices didn't respond to requests to see if their offices were involved in any OOC requests: specifically, 244 House offices didn't respond for comment, and 49 Senate offices did not respond for comment.
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Silicon Valley offices have always been open and accessible more than most offices.
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" He later added, "If and when members hold political offices, or judicial offices, or administrative offices, we would certainly not tell them how to discharge their responsibilities.
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There are only eight Asylum Offices and two sub-offices in the entire country.
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County offices are closed in areas affected by the storm, as are post offices.
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GOVERNMENT OFFICES • New York: City government offices and city and state courts are closed.
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Federal offices will be closed on Monday, as will state offices in Maryland and Virginia.
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He explains that, at the time, FromSoftware's offices were located close to Microsoft's Japan offices.
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Asylum interviews are conducted at Asylum Offices, sub-offices, or at a USCIS field office.
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The offices face major budget cuts; the entire budgets of both offices are not threatened.
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"Congressional offices are seeing a river of mail coming into their offices," Mr. Payne said.
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All those guys have offices, too, but you will never find them in their offices.
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Read more: Squarespace's New York offices are as sweet as the best Silicon Valley tech offices
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It includes all field offices, asylum offices and Application Support Centers, which collect fingerprints and biometrics.
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POST OFFICES • New York, New Jersey and Connecticut: Unaffected; post offices are open for regular delivery.
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The cuts came from headcount at the company's offices in Copenhagen, San Francisco and other offices.
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What do recruitment efforts look like either for those state offices now or even for national offices?
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Although the Senate security services offer trainings for offices on the Hill, some Senate offices, like Sen.
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That is where many Iraqi government offices are located, including the prime minister's offices and the Parliament.
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Some big ways, for example, some contractors recently in some offices got moved to completely different offices.
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Which offices: Offices have been closed in Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, North Carolina and West Virginia. http://bit.
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Instead, they're designed so that companies' satellite offices can share the same network as their headquarter offices.
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Hospital and doctor offices generally remain unable to transfer electronic information to other hospitals and doctor offices.
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MONDAY • Columbus/Indigenous Peoples' Day: It's a federal holiday, so post offices and other government offices are closed.
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A study from 2012 found that the offices of men have more bacteria in them than women's offices.
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There are also the continuing, very legitimate investigations by various US attorneys' offices and state attorney general offices.
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Eugene Kaspersky tweeted in September that he had secured new offices in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Toronto, but when asked the status of those offices, Kitsos confirmed only that "there are considerations for additional offices."
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All offices, including the main district offices for the separate regions, are scheduled to close by March 10, 2020.
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Instead of real offices, Zencargo's customers utilise its "Virtual Local Offices" to gain visibility during production around the world.
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The district offices offices themselves — made up of assistant U.S. attorneys and other lawyers — are short staffed as well.
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AB: Our biggest offices are in San Francisco, with offices in multiple cities in multiple countries, including in Israel.
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By party affiliation, 8 percent of Republican lawmaker offices paid interns, whereas roughly 4 percent of Democratic offices do.
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In 2016, the Maryland GOP controlled 12 of 16 rural sheriff's offices and 21625 of 2900 state's attorneys offices.
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It banned government offices from installing the most recent version of Microsoft Windows, and antitrust investigators raided Microsoft's offices.
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It currently has 1,000 employees globally across offices in across offices in Warsaw, Barcelona, Istanbul, Rome, Mexico City and Curitiba.
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Penthouse's New York offices will be shut as part of the changes, and moved to FriendFinder's offices in Los Angeles.
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The plan will involve the closure of smaller offices, with work centralised in larger offices in London, Newbury and Manchester.
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Instead of showing members of Congress executive offices in the White House, Trump might go down and visit their offices.
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The building, the oldest of Senate offices, houses the D.C. offices of senators as well as a number of committees.
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One published in 2011, using a national survey from Denmark, found that workers in open offices took 62 percent more sick days than those in fully enclosed offices; the other, from Sweden, circa 2014, found that those in several types of open offices took significantly more short-term sick leave than those in private offices.
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The power that was exhibited that day and the power that has also been seen as women have gone to congressional offices, senators' offices, congressmen's offices, as they were in the process of trying to take ObamaCare apart.
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Planned Parenthood activists staged mock "waiting rooms" in senators' Washington offices, bringing in magazines and coffee tables to mimic doctors' offices.
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Already the owner of offices in Mumbai and New York, he invested in offices in Johannesburg, Russia, Armenia, Dubai and Antwerp.
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I assumed that's how most modern offices operated, or at least offices that would be willing to back a Kickstarter project.
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The SSA has closed 64 field offices, lost 5,000 employees to attrition, and reduced hours at the offices that remain open.
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INTERVEST OFFICES & WAREHOUSES NV: Intervest Offices & Warehouses reported a Q210 occupancy rate of its total real estate portfolio down at 2300%.
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While in the federal bureaucracy there are a multitude of offices of women's health, there are zero offices of men's health.
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Fully 65 percent of U.S. households have a pet; 88 percent of House and Senate offices allow pets in their offices.
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Many companies with large offices are now offering on-site or nearby medical offices for workers to access high-quality care.
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State courthouses were mostly closed, as were most motor vehicle offices and other state offices not considered vital to public safety.
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We're opening more offices in Iowa... opening more offices and adding staff in New Hampshire and in the other early states.
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Prosecutors from state and local offices and other federal prosecutor offices are also getting involved in the sprawling set of cases.
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We heard stories of offices using innovative technologies to better interact with their constituents; offices committed to retaining great staff (thereby serving constituents better) by employing modern "work-life" personnel policies; offices conducting genuine customer service surveys to improve how they help citizens; and offices going above and beyond expectations in transparency to build greater trust amongst their constituents.
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Brodin said expected redundancies were related to central functions and global service offices in particular, but also local service offices across markets.
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The offices of Dougie's insurance firm, for instance, look a little like the offices of Mad Men's Sterling-Cooper, don't you think?
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In addition to its main offices in Stamford and New York, the firm has satellite offices in Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo.
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Brodin said expected redundancies were related to central functions and global service offices in particular, but also local service offices across markets.
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Previously, smoking was banned in schools, universities, health clinics and government offices, but not indoor offices and workplaces, bars, restaurants and cafes.
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The walkouts started at the company's offices in Asia and Europe, with demonstrators planning to leave the offices at 6900:2628 a.m.
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Officials at the citizenship agency said they shifted employees to offices where the workload had mounted and authorized overtime for many offices.
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Staff in Luján's offices in Washington and New Mexico also began previously scheduled telework on Monday, along with many other congressional offices.
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She has offices in 28 states, whereas Trump's campaign has had a presence, as well as many fewer offices, in 15 states.
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Bohon was one of thousands of citizens who took time to attend meetings, visit congressional offices and call those offices, often repeatedly.
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And in recent years, hotshots like Google, Facebook, Yahoo, and Cisco with Silicon Valley offices have also opened offices in San Francisco.
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Government offices, shops owned by Beijing-friendly businesses and at least three offices of pro-establishment lawmakers were also vandalized and defaced.
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And this glass ceiling extended outside headquarters, with women less likely to hold leadership positions in field offices as well, and when they did lead field offices, it was "seldom" in larger offices, divisions or districts, according to the report.
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The report's main recommendations included establishing BoE offices in Glasgow, Cardiff and Belfast, along with two smaller regional offices in Newcastle and Plymouth.
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The main headquarters would be at T-Mobile's offices in Bellevue, Wa., with a second headquarters at Sprint's offices in Overland Park, Kan.
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In addition to its offices in London, last year Foursquare opened offices in Asia as it continues its expansion outside the United States.
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In London, the bank is splitting its traders and sales representatives between its offices in Canary Wharf and two other disaster-recovery offices.
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"You have a lot of really scaled satellite offices in New York regardless of where those companies&apos main offices are," Boyce said.
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Most states have consumer protection offices whose job it is to help with these problems; some states have several local offices as well.
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For example, some offices might have a high number of low-ranking employees, while other offices have mainly highly-paid, high-ranking employees.
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There are new car dealer lots, used car lots, tire shops, brake inspectors, carwashes, gas stations, offices for renting cars, offices for insuring cars, offices for obtaining car title loans, and drive-through restaurants for commuters who must eat in the car.
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Facebook has offices in 68 cities around the world, yet has had to resort to holding SF meetings at its PR company OutCast's offices.
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More than 40 people were wounded in the incident at the offices of Asaib Ahl al-Haq's offices in the province of Dhi Qar.
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More than 40 people were wounded in the incident at the offices of Asaib Ahl al-Haq's offices in the province of Dhi Qar.
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The RNC has nine offices with 67 paid staffers in the state -- fewer than the Clinton campaign's 16 field offices, but a competitive presence.
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KANDER GROUP'S EARLY-STATE OFFICES: Let America Vote, Jason Kander's voting rights group, is opening field offices in five states for the 2018 elections.
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It also announced new offices in San Diego, Seattle and Culver City, California that will get new offices of more than 1,000 workers each.
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My first offices were coffee shops all over London, then my first proper offices was a co-working space in Camden for start-ups.
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A handful of House and Senate offices are also making the decision to close down their DC offices and directing staff to work remotely.
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The plan means closing offices in 21 countries, not 240; 240 is the number of employees the agency has working at 24 field offices.
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And we've got big offices in Vancouver and LA, Tinder's in LA. We've got offices in Paris and Japan and New York and Dallas.
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Take, for example, his explanation of the difference between the offices in the White House with the offices in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.
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Wyoming closed state offices in Cheyenne, while South Dakota's governor ordered state offices closed in 39 central and western counties because of the storm.
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The DOE is complex, with two agencies, 10 program offices, 85033 staff offices, 21 national labs, four power marketing administrations and 11 field sites.
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For the 2020 census, census staff are working out of six regional offices instead of 12, and with 250 local offices instead of 500.
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As part of the reduction, the company will shutter its offices in San Francisco and London, leaving only its New York and Berlin offices operational.
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During the health care debate, CREDO focused on targeting Senate district offices, making at least 33,000 calls to key Senate offices right around the vote.
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In Iowa, the Buttigieg campaign boasts 22 field offices and more than 100 paid staffers, while New Hampshire has nearly 70 staffers and 13 offices.
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And when I say "the Delos offices," I mean it felt exactly like stepping into one of the company's offices, as seen on the show.
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Environment: Its American and European offices used 100% renewable energy last year, with all of its global offices using a total of 71% renewable energy.
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The government is banning public and private gatherings and government offices will be closed except for security, health and service offices, according to Abul Samad.
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But while trolls need to have "offices" in east Texas to file lawsuits there, they don't have to do much of anything in those offices.
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The increase required U.S.C.I.S. to hire more staff, open two new offices and expand 10 existing offices to keep up, though processing times have slowed.
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Specifically, this new "Fund III" will be managed from existing offices in New York, Moscow, and Bangalore, as well new offices in London and Singapore.
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He traveled recently to Ohio and Michigan, where he has hired senior state-level staff and plans to open 9 offices and 12 offices, respectively.
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Porr said offices at four of its locations including offices of its Teerag-Asdag unit had been raided over allegations of unlawful agreements on Wednesday.
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Several jobs that include working with Capitol Hill and White House offices in their listed job descriptions are being moved to different offices out West.
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Bloomberg has opened seven field offices in the state, part of a national network of offices and paid staff that has far outpaced his rivals.
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Clinton had 537 offices around the country, much fewer than Obama in 2008 (20123 offices) or 2012 (789) across the map and particularly in battleground states.
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Payoneer now has offices in Tokyo, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Manila, Bangalore, Seoul and Hong Kong and it is looking to set up more offices around the region.
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The study "The Gender Pay Gap in Congressional Offices " examined salaries for approximately 2900,2116 congressional staffers from more than 1,000 congressional offices between 2000 and 2014.
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Normally, protest groups try to direct the thrust of their efforts to hitting offices in Washington, DC. CREDO is instead hitting senators in their district offices.
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NetBeez is already working with more than 33,000 offices and says it has the potential to reach 5.6 million offices in the U.S. with this product.
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Outcome Health claims it has tablets or wall-mounted screens in 40,000 or so doctor's offices, which it says accounts for 20% of U.S. doctor's offices.
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The campaign will also be opening field offices in Manchester, Portsmouth, Dover and West Lebanon, bringing its total number of offices to six throughout the state.
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It has four field offices open there, all in districts with vulnerable GOP incumbents, and plans to open at least two more offices in the state.
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Fertile for new startups, yes, and also for second offices for later-stage companies unable to squeeze one more standing desk into their SoMa open offices.
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Schools have increased their hiring in areas such as residential life and student centers, offices of student life and success, and offices of inclusion and engagement.
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As races develop, some registered voters may realize they want to switch allegiances ahead of primaries in June (for federal offices) and September (for state offices).
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At its newest offices, the company can more than double the density of most other offices, giving each worker less than 50 square feet of space.
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EPA spokesman John Konkus said the work of the "specialty focused offices including the children's health, environmental justice, civil rights, and small business offices" will continue.
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There are 24 district attorney offices nationwide with offices to review convictions, with Brooklyn also among the exoneration leaders in the past several years, the study said.
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"You can have some DA offices that consistently make a point of taking these cases very seriously and you have some DA offices that don't," she said.
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The Firm maintains offices in Greenwich, Connecticut (headquarters); Atlanta; San Francisco; Washington, D.C.; Los Angeles; Chicago and Miami, with affiliated offices in London, Frankfurt and Hong Kong.
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The protests turned violent earlier this month when security forces opened fire on the angry mobs attacking and burning government offices and the offices of political parties.
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Race and sex discrimination, retaliation & FMLA violation — $15,3543 Total of Settlement Amounts for Member-led offices: $342,225.85 Claims Against Non-Member-led Offices from 2008-2012: 1.
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Race and age discrimination & retaliation — $12,240.00 Total of Settlement Amounts for Non-Member-led Offices: $12,240.00 Total of Settlement Amounts for All House Offices (2008-2012): $354,465.85
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Rank operates UK digital businesses out of offices in Gibraltar, Maidenhead and Sheffield, while Stride has offices in London, the Channel Islands, Mauritius, South Africa and Israel.
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For example, Congress cannot write a law and create thousands of offices within the executive branch without giving the president some control over who fills those offices.
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The firm maintains offices in Greenwich, Connecticut (headquarters); Atlanta; San Francisco; Washington, D.C.; Los Angeles; Chicago and Miami, with affiliated offices in London, Frankfurt and Hong Kong.
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The South Dakota Democratic Party will be closing the doors at both of its offices due to financial troubles, leaving the state with no Democratic Party offices.
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Staff in all three offices has been directed to work from home, and all hearings scheduled for Monday in those offices have been postponed, the board said.
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Older instructors lost their offices and, reassigned to a cramped open space, shared an insufficient number of computers even as younger colleagues kept their offices and desktops.
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Moving out of the bare-bones production offices of "The Apprentice" in Trump Tower and into shiny, modern offices in the Washington suburbs is just the beginning.
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News executives and their security offices have decades of experience with belligerent customers, unstable viewers, and menacing readers who send threatening letters or show up at offices.
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"In case, god forbid, but in case there is a need for people to work from home, all of the offices — not only congressional offices but offices that serve the purpose of the Capitol — will have the technology up to date in order to do that," Pelosi said Thursday.
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"In case, God forbid, but in case there is a need for people to work from home, all of the offices — not only congressional offices but offices that serve the purpose of the Capitol — will have the technology up to date in order to do that," Pelosi said Thursday.
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Long-let offices (which dominate City and Canary Wharf office exposure for UK CMBS) would be much less affected than newly vacant offices having to offer large incentives.
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The President's budget includes a directive for closing of two of the 10 EPA regional offices, but the official said no decision has been made about which offices.
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The group announced Friday that it is opening field offices in six Republican-led districts, bringing its total to 2202 offices in competitive House races across the country.
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Globally there are 22,210 single family offices, with India accounting for around 2128 of those in addition to a handful of multi-family offices, according to industry estimates.
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Bloomberg reported in February that Paulson planned to downsize its Manhattan offices by moving to a smaller space in the offices of firm-owned Steinway Musical Instruments Inc.
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By 1789, one year after the Constitution had empowered Congress "to establish post offices and post roads," there were 75 post offices and 2,400 miles of postal roads.
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For many companies, the key move is opening offices in a low-tax country like Ireland and then claiming that much of their business flows through those offices.
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The group announced Friday that it is opening field offices in six Republican-led districts, bringing its total to 40 offices in competitive House races across the country.
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Both Mercury and Skadden have offices in Manhattan, though Weber and Craig are based in Washington, DC, and performed the work in question while based in offices there.
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At least three employees have tested positive for coronavirus at Costco's corporate offices in WashingtonAt Costco's corporate offices in Issaquah, Washington, workers are fielding issues of their own.
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Since 103, the building has housed the offices of Albert Kahn Associates, but the firm's offices are moving to renovated space in the Fisher Building later this year.
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All of the evidence we've got points to employees in open concept offices getting sick more frequently than those in private offices or those who work from home.
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For the public, the cuts have meant less access to field offices, and ballooning wait times in the remaining 1,229 offices and on the agency's toll-free line.
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The Uber offices felt like a pop-up store (corporate capitalism's perverted image of the refugee camp, the tent city), like offices established fleetingly in somebody else's space.
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The Clinton campaign has been coordinating with Senate campaigns in battleground states for months, sharing data, voter lists and even offices: The Clinton campaign shares a headquarters with Feingold in Wisconsin, has four joint offices with Democratic campaigns in North Carolina and 18 offices shared with McGinty's campaign in Pennsylvania.
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One problem is that sexual harassment is handled by the various military Equal Opportunity offices, while sexual assault issues are handled by the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Offices.
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AirMap intends to use the funding to open new offices and further develop its airspace management and air traffic management systems, and to open new offices around the world.
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" He also dismissed reports interpreting the closure of the company's San Francisco offices as a sign of trouble: "We actually moved into a bigger offices with bigger head count.
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Television broadcaster YTN had said the prosecutor's office wanted to search the offices of the Blue House chief of staff, as well as offices used by Park's bodyguard detail.
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A massive study of over 40,000 workers in over 300 offices concludes that, thanks to a combination of audio and visual pollution, "open-plan offices don't work," reports Inc.
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Keep Social Security field offices open The Social Security Administration (SSA) has been summarily closing field offices (primarily in urban areas), creating a transportation burden for low-income claimants.
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For many years, he displayed them at home or showcased them in the offices of his chemical company, Caldic, which has its headquarters in Rotterdam and 20 offices worldwide.
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A 2017 report released by Pay Our Interns, a D.C.-based nonprofit, showed just 8 percent of House Republican offices and 3.6 percent of Democrat offices offered paid internships.
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When we took over, the offices were still offices; now it's one open-space office, but at the time, it looked more like a police station, very tiny rooms.
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Its Singapore and Hong Kong offices returned to normal from March 2, and its Shanghai and Beijing offices are on a phased plan to being fully open, Lloyd's said.
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Having inherited more than 70 envoys and special representative offices when he took offices, some of which he claimed had outlived their purpose, Tillerson eliminated some special envoy positions.
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In California, Mr. Bloomberg has 24 offices and more than 300 staff members, while Mr. Sanders has 23 offices and just over 100 staff members, according to their campaigns.
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In 22019 key states, the Democratic presidential nominee has 291 field offices compared to Trump's 88, a number that includes offices shared by the campaigns and their party office.
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"They've gotten more attention and they are actually attacking political offices now," including offices of the long-ruling Dawa party and the Iranian-backed Popular Mobilization Units, Mansour said.
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In addition to its existing offices in Zürich, London, Moscow, Dubai, Riyadh and Fort Lauderdale, JetSmarter is expanding with additional offices across Europe, the U.S. and in the Middle East.
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As of August 22012, Clinton's campaign had 2576 field offices in Florida for every one of Trump's, and it has double the number of field offices as Trump's in Ohio.
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The ban on the exchange offices, introduced in March, had left the offices idle overnight: gone were the familiar, daily long lines of Iranians waiting to buy or sell dollars.
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The move expanded the Tulsa AG's offices and placed them in the same building as Pruitt's campaign offices, raising the rent from about $3,000 per month to $12,000 per month.
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ORD leadership announced to staff last week that it will move forward with plans to reorganize multiple offices housed under the ORD, including plans to merge two key science offices.
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In my experience, videogame offices are slick and playful, but the pressures of Hong Kong real estate mean Nintendo's Kowloon offices are more like that of a data entry company.
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Bradford Fitch, president and chief executive of the Congressional Management Foundation, a group that helps lawmakers and staff run their offices, said sexual harassment was vastly underreported in congressional offices.
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For example, Congress could create better tools for congressional offices to collect, organize, and respond to constituent calls, emails, and social media, which take up considerable resources for many offices.
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A "strategic policy dialogue" meant to let headquarters communicate directly with country directors was announced, as were new "cross-cutting teams" with members from country offices, regional offices and headquarters.
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And according to a June report by Refugee Council USA, refugee resettlement agencies have had to suspend 51 programs in 41 offices across 23 states, including three offices in Texas.
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The Trump campaign told PBS that it plans to open up 25 campaign-specific offices in Virginia; the Republican Party currently runs all 18 of the offices in the state.
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" With most government offices closed by the time Trump expects to receive the bill for a signature, Sanders said that all offices would "start back in full capacity tomorrow morning.
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The walkouts started in Tokyo, with demonstrations also happening at offices in Singapore, Berlin, Zurich, Dublin, London, Canada, and in cities across the U.S. Organizers told Gizmodo on Wednesday that they expected employees from 60 percent of the global offices—Google has more than 70 offices worldwide—to participate in Thursday's walkout.
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That&aposs where the Capital Gazette newspaper, their offices are, but it&aposs also an office building that houses many other companies as well, doctor&aposs offices, things of that nature.
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The profitable IWG plc, formerly Regus, has been a business providing serviced offices, virtual offices, meeting rooms and the rest, for years, and yet WeWork is valued by 10 times more.
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Twenty-two teams of detectives fanned out to search club offices and stadiums in Lisbon, Braga and Leiria, as well as private homes, companies and lawyer's offices across Portugal, it said.
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On Tuesday, Philadelphia law firm Faegre Drinker closed all 22 of its offices after learning that two guests who visited two of its Washington, D.C., offices tested positive for the virus.
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It became common to see voting-machine employees or their local contractors in election offices before, during and after elections, and in some cases even working in election offices full time.
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Speaker Paul Ryan announced last week that the lower chamber would alter the rules to force offices to complete the training, which was previously optional and rarely required by Hill offices.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Offices of Italian oil major Eni (ENI.
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The building has offices, conference rooms, and event spaces ...
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They do have some offices, but ... It's real big.
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The McKinsey & Company offices in Sandton, Johannesburg's financial center.
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Other federal offices have spent cash too -- the Dept.
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Four-year-old Klook has been in expansion mode for the past year, opening offices in London and Amsterdam and growing its headcount to 600 staff across 16 offices, predominantly in Asia.
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"He stood there and said — this is what we need in our offices,'" said Pinkham, in an interview earlier this month at a newly designed events space in one of Salesforce's offices.
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One of Grab's offices in Singapore (Jon Russell/Flickr) One of Grab's offices in Singapore (Jon Russell/Flickr) Most obviously, Grab has had a tougher challenge with regulators than it initially anticipated.
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Of the 42 offices contacted, 85033 percent offered an appointment to the fictitious privately-insured patient within 2 weeks; only 14 percent of the offices offered this to the publicly-insured one.
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The CLF will open two new offices every month, with an overall goal of having 20 to 30 offices across the country in districts with vulnerable GOP incumbents or potential Republican opportunities.
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Along the way, it has added staff and offices — more than 1,5003 employees at 13 offices worldwide — and gained expertise in the social space that has enabled Sprinklr to outmaneuver bigger competitors.
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IBA's offices on the edges of a university campus, near a roundabout decorated with parts of Belgium's first ever cyclotron, are bursting at the seams, with offices split into ever smaller cubicles.
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Sanders' campaign first put boots on the ground four months ago, and has six long-term offices and 18 staging locations, mini offices where people gather ahead of canvassing and phone banking.
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The document shows that some offices now located in the DC headquarters are not simply moving to the new headquarters in Colorado but are being split internally among different offices out West.
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For people who do not have phones or computers, the city has expanded its system of self-service document scanning at public assistance offices and at the offices of community-based groups.
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Around 50 journalists are already working in spacious, new offices that include a newsroom and two studios in Western Paris, close to the offices of the BBC and the French channel Canal+.
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When Congress returns, 100-plus activists plan to stage sit-ins in the Capitol Hill offices of more than 20 GOP Senate offices on Monday, according to the Center for Popular Democracy.
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As deputy attorney general, Rosen will oversee the day-to-day operation of an agency that employs more than 100,000 people at prosecutors' offices, federal prisons and FBI offices across the country.
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There are over 963,000 elected offices across the United States for the taking, and at VoteRunLead our goal is to make sure as many of these elected offices go to women as possible.
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She and her husband, Jared Kushner, both have security clearance, access to top-level presidential meetings and offices in the West Wing of the White House, home to the offices of the president.
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Spokespeople for 51 Senate offices said that the offices had not been the subject of an OOC request and that they had not settled any claims with employees, including a spokesperson for Sen.
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SCHULMAN: We have decided to move to a remote work environment for all our U.S. and European offices at least through the end of March, but offices will remain open throughout this period.
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After many companies have moved toward open offices, the next decade could bring back more private space – though roomy private offices for every mid-level executive may be a thing of the past.
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That's up from 400 people across 13 offices last October.
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They don't make post offices like this in Milton, Georgia.
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Training courses are patchy; employment offices offer almost no guidance.
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The third turned us into knowledge workers bound in offices.
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The airlines offices in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, also were raided.
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The airline's offices in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, also were raided.
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Municipal center employees described hiding in offices and under desks.
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Oscar Health employees work in Oscar Health's New York offices.
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They transformed familiar building types like skyscrapers, offices, and museums.
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This Committee unanimously approved me for each of those offices.
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In Michigan, nonessential government offices were closed, including the Capitol.
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I personally visited hundreds of doctors' offices across the city.
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Of course, not every unicorn is opening large secondary offices.
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Residents said police were surrounding three of the group's offices.
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The women and Pitt were killed outside their Scottsdale offices.
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It's been corrected with confirmation from their state election offices.
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Both those offices and the city's legislature were closed Monday.
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Women who work in offices go through this as well.
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Thursday at its offices in Annapolis, Baltimore and Carroll County.
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Like you know how offices now all have open concepts?
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Calls for comment to the senators' offices were not returned.
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Well, we have people in other offices as well. Headquarters.
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We count nearly 1,000 employees in offices around the world.
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CAVUTO: I like those offices where the glass goes opaque.
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And I got to go to the DC Comics offices.
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Or the other satellite offices they have around the world.
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So are hedge funds, family offices and even pension funds.
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The rats got into the election commission offices as well.
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Accounting networks have survived the closure of local offices before.
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Staff are fleeing EPA headquarters and regional offices in droves.
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Mijente sponsored a protest earlier this year at Palantir's offices.
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The FICCI offices and auditorium were unaffected, the organization said.
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LendingClub is also lending to small businesses and medical offices.
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Banks, schools, government offices and many businesses will be closed.
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Their own offices were unavailable so early in the morning.
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People working in offices with plants are 15% more productive.
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Seattle's tech giants have set up satellite offices in Vancouver.
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Here's a sampling of what we saw in Frog's offices.
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It allowed guests to visit the offices of Delos, Inc.
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Using offices for this purpose was a pretty brilliant idea.
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They have since held protests at local DNC offices nationwide.
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The firm will have offices in Washington and Los Angeles.
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Others said silent prayers at schools, cafes and even offices.
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Other attorneys general offices are not offering any insight, either.
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It's opening up new offices in Mountain View and Berlin.
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It employs 9,000 people in 16 offices around the world.
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Samsung's offices were recently searched by prosecutors investigating the allegations.
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The attacks have targeted schools, local government offices and hospitals.
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It employs 200 people in offices in Tallinn and Tartu.
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Katie Brown, both Democrats, aren't attending, according to their offices.
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Early offices were designed to extract relentless productivity from workers.
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It's a highly sticky business, inside hospitals and doctors' offices.
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Pharmacies, doctor's offices and clinics also need to be certified.
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Offices provide plenty of opportunities for offsetting your carbon footprint.
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Today, they have offices filled with patients waiting for injections.
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They're not in the flashy offices of venture capital firms.
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Who wore it best at Instagram's new New York offices?
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Their primary targets are generally government offices and military outposts.
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UniCredit CIB has nine branches and representative offices in Asia.
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The screens in doctors' offices also run content beyond advertising.
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Corporate offices bristle with impenetrable security and armies of guards.
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We've been occupying Senate offices for the last three weeks.
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It now has offices in London, New Jersey and Toronto.
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You'll see tiny feet shuttling into offices, meetings -- and newsrooms?
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Prosecutors searched the Munich offices of BlackRock (BLK.
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Multiple Justice Department offices have investigated aspects of the inauguration.
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That's affected everything from hiring field staffers to opening offices.
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Clinton has more than 30 field offices in the state.
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Pindrop's software will be integrated into Lloyd's customer service offices.
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It also establishes human trafficking coordinators inside federal attorneys' offices.
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Only 31 percent of Senate Democratic offices offered interns pay.
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Several demonstrations were held Thursday alone at offices of Sen.
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Their plan is to be at the offices of Sens.
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Move Guides has offices in the Americas, EMEA and APAC.
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Mr Popescu denies they are planning to storm the offices.
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Open Most businesses and federal government offices will be open.
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It's possible it may house a charity or government offices.
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We have 12 global offices with over 1500 amazing Dropboxers.
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Handily, that's The Fulham Shore's offices upstairs, Berwick St, Soho.
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Perhaps the furor over Amazon's regional offices will blow over.
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People in glass offices should probably watch where they're going.
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Some of those offices probably did not have marketing staff.
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Cory Gardner of Colorado, according to spokespeople for their offices.
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I went to AltspaceVR's offices to try out its system.
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Women hold only 21996 percent of elected government offices here.
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The company also has offices in Beijing and Hong Kong.
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Sotheby's appointed Andrea Fiuczynski as chairman of regional offices, Americas.
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There were all these empty offices everywhere in every building.
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They do paperwork in offices but that is more stressful.
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The police hit several protesters outside the offices with truncheons.
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For most offices, it would seem like a stark juxtaposition.
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Inside the social network's offices, the bonds began to fray.
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By Monday morning my offices were open to the public.
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Schools and government offices remained closed Thursday across the region.
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I went to all those offices and dug through papers.
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Pods replace offices and, apparently, democratize the overall work space.
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Academic press offices are known to overhype their own research.
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They meet in pubs and offices outside the parish system.
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American Airlines and Delta Airlines opened offices earlier this year.
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Some MPs were barricaded in their offices on Sunday evening.
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AI Scry takes on The Verge's offices and neighboring streets.
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Reuters reported that officials visited the company's offices on Monday.
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Various technology companies already have their local offices in Oeiras.
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The company already has overseas offices in Australia and Singapore.
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Congressional offices may find their phones ringing off the hook.
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Over 11m documents have been leaked from Mossack's secretive offices.
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Johan de Nysschen stands in Cadillac's New York City offices.
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It has also become easier to convert offices into dwellings.
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They battled with police and tried to storm government offices.
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But the mood at the group's Toulouse offices remains grim.
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IBM and Cisco have established huge offices in the region.
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She said her offices would remain open for constituents. Sen.
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The product also sells on HSN and through dental offices.
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ThinkWell sent her to East Africa to open offices there.
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Some offices were closing early and workers were heading home.
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She is technically allowed to simultaneously run for both offices.
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It's certainly not the time to be closing field offices.
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The Hill reached out to the offices for comment. Rep.
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Sexual harassment and bias persists in offices and at conferences.
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YouTube will be increasing the security at its offices globally.
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So much for the good offices of the United Nations.
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Still, the mood at the offices last week seemed unbowed.
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It retains five different offices in New York, for example.
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Many primaries for less important offices draw even fewer voters.
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CNN has reached out to both Metcalfe and Bradford's offices.
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Biden comes in third with 17 offices in the state.
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The early protests were in specific neighborhoods near government offices.
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Offices filled with law firms, insurance agents and logistics companies.
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They recently also added offices in Chicago, Dubai and Bangalore.
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This week, he opened 10 offices in the Sunshine State.
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Government offices and political organizations are hardly the only targets.
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Epstein visits the Vanity Fair offices: 'He was torturing Graydon'
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At the FFT offices, the children learn from Mr. Winfield.
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In some instances, different offices and different regions come together.
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Sometimes just show up in her offices once a week.
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Some lawmakers voluntarily require it for their offices, like Rep.
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Some American clinics have also set up offices in China.
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ThoughtSpot has offices in Seattle, Dallas and five international cities.
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The idea of setting up liaison offices is not new.
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The offices of the Agency for Global Media are closed.
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It has recently expanded its Singapore and Tokyo offices, too.
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Northzone has offices in Stockholm, London, New York, and Oslo.
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Abnormal first started in Greylock's offices as an incubated startup.
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They're not inspired by working in cubicles or comfortable offices.
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But most of our statewide offices are held by Democrats.
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Its main offices are in Singapore, London, Dubai, and Houston.
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So will government offices in Maryland, the state's governor said.
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The new field offices are intended to boost GOP Reps.
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The logo of Samsung outside its Seoul, South Korea offices.
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Attempts to contact Cambridge Analytica's London offices Monday went unanswered.
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The Kouachi brothers burst into the Charlie Hebdo offices together.
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The space once held mill offices and an employee bank.
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Others will be shifted to G.E. offices in Norwalk, Conn.
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There, apartment towers would rise above film studios and offices.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Munich prosecutors searched the offices of Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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Several workers left offices holding envelopes with the bank's logo.
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Physicians' offices and hospitals employ a lot of these people.
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S. consular offices may limit how long visas are valid.
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Both will be based out of SoundCloud's offices in Berlin.
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Neurotic Media offices will remain in its headquarters in Atlanta.
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Some offices were saved ... but the sets were a loss.
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The big picture: Tea is still king in Chinese offices.
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Combi claimed to have offices in Israel and the Ukraine.
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The city will instead close its offices on Veterans Day.
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He testified that this database was unusable by elections offices.
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The commission raided the offices of the companies in April.
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The company also has U.S. offices in New York City.
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We all have offices with no windows and solid doors.
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The current system often requires multiple visits to government offices.
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On March 2, civil servants went back to their offices.
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He had sex toys delivered to Ohio State's football offices.
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CNN has reached out to the offices of Alabama Gov.
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Britain's information commissioner may finally enter the consultancy's offices today.
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Michigan said all state offices would remain closed through Thursday.
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Point the way to seats, restrooms, box offices and exits.
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Dannel Malloy of Connecticut, who closed state offices at midday.
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Roam has no offices and no headquarters except its locations.
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I didn't find that a majority of offices do this.
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Government offices are shut for the rest of the week.
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One was an East Coast bank with offices in California.
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Melton operates in 48 states and has offices in five.
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Publicity offices with stacks of photos that still need signing.
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The Postal Service will retain offices on the third floor.
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What happens to old post offices in the internet era?
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Arrive at the Glamour offices in One World Trade Center.
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Addis Ababa and Nairobi are home to United Nations offices.
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Spea's offices in Rome and elsewhere are housed inside Autostrade.
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Soon black men were holding government offices throughout the South.
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They shared photographs on social media of hundreds leaving offices.
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Amazon is headquartered in Seattle and has several offices downtown.
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Google maintains a number of different offices throughout the state.
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League offices did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Lines would wrap around some developers' offices on deadline day.
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Sanders, meanwhile, opened four new offices in Missouri on Wednesday.
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The phones at the team's offices had been cut off.
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Doctor's offices and small clinics are doing the same thing.
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People in glass offices shouldn't throw phones — but they do.
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Similar racial dynamics play out in races for lower offices.
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German officials searched the lender's offices in Frankfurt this morning.
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They rented two small offices located just off of Broadway.
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But the administration did not mandate that federal offices close.
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Dolce & Gabbana said its legal offices were investigating the incidents.
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The New Museum has temporarily closed its galleries and offices.
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CEVA operations personnel were often seen inside the Cargomatic offices.
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Many more are running for state legislatures and local offices.
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So only ones left were special funds and family offices.
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It doesn't affect the physical electrons flowing into their offices.
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Facebook is briefly closing all three of its London offices.
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The company has offices in Harlem and Poughkeepsie, New York.
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I have not set foot in the magazine's offices since.
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And female candidates for congressional offices are facing uphill battles.
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Lançon planned to write his review at the Libération offices.
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I can also see them in my offices or online.
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Retirees who donate their life savings anonymously in government offices.
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Many schools and public offices around the country have closed.
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From Eko's airy Berkeley offices, Mr. Landgraf demonstrated the Duo.
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The staff will have offices at the Nets' training facility.
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She actually showers once she arrives at the Goop offices.
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Their offices could not be reached for comment on Monday.
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Eventually, she found herself in the offices of Jeffrey Fisher.
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Brownstein was invited into Uber's offices to share his idea.
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The cardinal is a member of several powerful Vatican offices.
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Soon offices and residential buildings will be getting something similar.
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Mossack Fonseca has U.S. offices in Miami and Las Vegas.
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Throughout the night, Khan supporters celebrated outside party offices countrywide.
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We had gotten together in the Rotterdam offices of OMA.
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Apple also closed its stores and offices through February 9th.
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In Germany, federal taxes are collected by local tax offices.
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Federal offices in Washington, D.C., are closing at 1 p.m.
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So I take the crowbar and break into the offices.
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The department's offices are next to a desolate parking lot.
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It also has offices in England, the Netherlands, and Spain.
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He did not attend meetings in other offices, sources said.
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Rothschild will have seven US offices after San Francisco opens.
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The six offices will share $7.6 million of the settlement.
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It has opened about 10 field offices around the state.
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The Capitol Police offices on the Hill know him well.
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Many departments have offices more narrowly directed to handle security.
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Dividing my time between two offices means two snack stashes.
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The offices lobbied UnitedHealthcare simultaneously with her husband and doctors.
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A number of aerospace firms have offices at the port.
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It also has offices in London, Paris and New York.
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Through their offices, McConnell and Ryan both cited scheduling conflicts.
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I still believe this is true for most prosecutors' offices.
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Get out of your gilded offices and fight for change.
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"Other offices were not involved," said FWD spokesman Peter Boogaard.
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Many factories and offices close for a week or more.
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The company closed some installations, including plants and regional offices.
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The crew leaders agreed to come together at our offices.
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There they remain inside the offices, typically for six hours.
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Syria maintains two honorary consul offices in Vancouver and Montreal.
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The company closed some installations, including plants and regional offices.
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Real estate offices claimed the most, followed by pet sitters.
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It's where we live and breathe: our homes and offices.
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Subsequently, three opposition political parties had their offices mysteriously torched.
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That means more factories, more offices, more residences and vehicles.
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She landed in the middle: There would be four offices.
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Public servants shouldn't enrich themselves from the offices they hold.
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Soon offices and residential buildings will be getting grades, too.
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Sanders expanded the state's campaign offices and staff in July.
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Strong corporate earnings increased demand for offices, the survey found.
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It also boasts offices in Beijing, Shanghai, and Fukuoka, Japan.
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Google, Amazon and Facebook all have offices in the city.
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They have 133 staffers across 16 offices in the state.
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They work alongside each other in medical clinics and offices.
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We spoke for three hours at his offices in Boston.
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At that time, the agency seized documents from Juul's offices.
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At that time, the agency seized documents from Juul's offices.
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Soldiers also entered the newspaper's offices in Lagos and Kaduna.
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But city public schools and government offices will remain open.
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The six settlements for malfeasance in House offices totaled $53,25.
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Even Huawei's contract with the presidential offices is under review.
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She has highlighted racial and gender disparity in elected offices.
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Davis' appearance was telecast across USDA offices around the country.
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He held important offices almost constantly from 18813 until 21881.
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And hundreds more went to congressional offices across the country.
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Christmas shopping from the offices costs another $450 million. Etc.
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Emails and phone calls to her offices were not returned.
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She ran her government out of offices in the parliament.
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Weber has plenty of fans, including among NHL front offices.
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Cohen has been cooperating with both offices since the summer.
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In Denver, dozens of activists crowded the offices of Sen.
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Many are also showing up to Senate offices in person.
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So, Google has huge offices in New York and Austin.
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Their offices did not return requests for comment on Wednesday.
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This number covers Apple's stores, corporate offices, and data centers.
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Political strategies for all national offices involve coordination across geography.
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Congressional offices can only legislate where they have policy expertise.
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When Irene passed overhead, the floodwaters topped the banks of the Mad River, and flooded more than 224 private homes and public offices, including the post office, fire department, elementary school, and town offices.
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Family offices in Asia were particularly interested in co-investment ideas, noted Patricia Quek, UBS' managing director and country team head for Singapore ultra-high net worth and global family offices in Southeast Asia.
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The program has been instrumental in helping with the steps I need to take in order to advance my political career, such as building relationships early on with Leadership offices, press, and campaign offices.
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Technically, Columbus Day is a federal holiday, which means it is recognized by the US government and thus brings the closure of non-essential government offices, and, usually, places like post offices and banks.
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In Colorado, an employee working at the United States Geological Survey's offices in Fort Collins, located in the same compound as the USDA building, said the offices were evacuated at around 8:30 a.m.
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A possible sign of the tightening race, Clinton's campaign announced it will open six more campaign offices in the Buckeye State this week, bringing the total number of Democratic offices in Ohio to 54.
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Indeed, the position of the offices in the mall may have put them at high risk as the smoke from a fire elsewhere in the building would be funneled toward the offices, Candido said.
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They include the ongoing and multiplying investigations by the Justice Department, through the Special Counsel's office and U.S. Attorney's offices, as well as state prosecutors' offices, into matters involving the president and his family.
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Offices with "similar functions" will be funneled into two new offices: the administrative-focused Office of Resource Management and the science-focused Office of Science Integration and Policy, an EPA spokesperson told the Hill.
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If approved, the security upgrades would include panic buttons for offices that don't already have them and video surveillance, according to the report, which noted that many district offices are in open, public places.
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While VPNFilter infects routers and internet-connected storage devices used in home offices and small offices, the army of compromised devices can be used to launch coordinated attacks on much larger targets, Williams said.
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In a move meant to wrest tech workers from their increasingly luxurious offices, two members of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors have proposed an ordinance to ban new corporate offices from including cafeterias.
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" Most House staffers are working from home, but in some offices, the congressional team rotates between full and half days, single-handedly manning their DC offices on what some have called a "skeleton crew.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) provided cybersecurity assistance to 33 state election offices and 36 local election offices leading up to the 2016 presidential election, according to information released by Democratic congressional staff.
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"In some cases, the State Department would leave in place several positions and offices, while in other cases, positions and offices would be either consolidated or integrated with the most appropriate bureau," he added.
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Early offices of Argentine giant Globant Early offices of Argentine giant Globant Argentina's startup story begins in the 213s when, after facing years of high inflation, the government launched new initiatives to reopen the country.
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The State Department is planning to close refugee resettlement offices in more than two dozen states, cutting the total from 324 offices at the end of 2017 down to around 250 in 2018, reports Reuters.
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The most recent of these works is a field experiment in which an interest group solicited meetings with congressional offices and revealed to some of these offices that potential donors would be at the meeting.
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The firm's leadership team made the decision to reopen its other 24 offices after it consulted with an infectious disease expert and had all of its offices sanitized, it said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The packages were sent to British officials at their offices in Whitehall Palace, where Parliament meets, and some offices were evacuated and sealed off on Monday and Tuesday, when the first three parcels were opened.
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To the extent that any offices are engaging in their own independent efforts with respect to diversity and inclusion, Uber should require that all offices obtain approval for these initiatives through the Head of Diversity.
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In Michigan, where Democrats also won the governor's and attorney general's offices last month, the Republican-controlled legislature is debating divesting powers from both offices, including the attorney general's oversight of state campaign finance law.
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FBI data indicates the agency currently has Legal Attaché offices and sub-offices in nearly 90 countries, staffed by employees who serve multiple-year tours as liaisons covering more than 180 countries, territories and islands.
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"The overhead of working among different offices becomes less of an issue" with Slack, said Nick Coronges, chief technology officer at R/GA, a 2,26.50-person design and marketing agency with offices in several cities.
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The Competition Commission of India (CCI) conducted raids at Mersen's two offices in Bengaluru in southern India and at the offices of India's Assam Carbon Products in Hyderabad and Kolkata, one of the sources said.
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O) co-founder Eduardo Saverin, family offices of Alibaba Group's (BABA.
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Charlie Baker closed government offices across the eastern part of Massachusetts.
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Staffers from all of Google's San Francisco offices were in attendance.
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I have two offices, one for answers and another for questions.
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CAAAV's offices are located only 4 blocks from James Cohan gallery.
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No one was immediately available for comment at Istanbul police offices.
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Start-ups and corporate offices alike are guilty of the trend.
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CNN has reached out to Whitley's and Abbott's offices for comment.
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For grammar checking, Grammarly has taken homes and offices by storm.
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Argentina have all managed to elect women to their highest offices.
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You have nothing to lose but your goddamned open-plan offices.
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But open offices likely carry at least some increased health risks.
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And in most of Facebook's offices, engineers and salespeople rarely interact.
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Both offices declined to discuss Franklin's death, citing the ongoing litigation.
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Their offices, in departments such as trade and education, stand empty.
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Employees play table tennis at Under Armour's offices in Austin, Texas.
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All state offices in New Jersey were closed for nonessential personnel.
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We are at the offices of Paul Tudor Jones, legendary investor.
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Hundreds of teachers rallied outside school district offices earlier on Tuesday.
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One of the nicest of the permanent offices belongs to Fadell.
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Many government offices also delayed opening Tuesday for non-essential personnel.
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Yelp, a Google foe in regulator offices, sells local search ads.
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The footage showed them scuffling with Zaman staff inside the offices.
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In Illinois, all elected offices will have official gender-neutral titles.
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Coroner's offices don't always have a morgue or a forensic pathologist.
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A big company swoops in, deposits its offices, and swoops out.
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Offices on the Hill say the practice is about protecting information.
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At the Boosted offices, anything that could have wheels...gets wheels.
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On Thursday, Arias ordered a new raid on the Santiago offices.
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It opened offices in London, Dubai, Zurich, Moscow and Saudi Arabia.
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The products will first be available in the school nurses' offices.
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Government agencies have internal FOIA offices that handle all FOIA requests.
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These offices are typically staffed by career officials, not political appointees.
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Domestic and commercial waste is collected from homes and offices efficiently.
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The company has 1,000 employees in 11 offices around the world.
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Its factories, offices and employee uniforms all share the same hue.
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It's home to many central government offices and global branded companies.
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No one was available to comment at Oger's offices in Turkey.
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New offices, malls, a Heineken brewery and various factories have sprouted.
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It plans to open offices in Singapore and Sydney, as well.
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The actions of both leaders were clearly beneath their respective offices.
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Looking for feedback, the film was sent to other Capcom offices.
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They will add colour to outlets that otherwise resemble post offices.
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CNN has reached out to Schiff and Pelosi's offices for comment.
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There they accept low pay rather than toil in bleak offices.
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Sometimes they (rightly) fear being stalked or killed at their offices.
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