"Here you have to have papers, papers, papers, papers," she said.
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"We write the papers, we copyedit the papers, we typeset the papers, and we review the papers," Dietterich told Motherboard in an email.
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None of the papers were data papers all [sic] were either consensus papers, reviews or commentaries.
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And there's rolling papers — never leave home without rolling papers!
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Big papers found ways to adapt; smaller papers mainly folded.
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Chinese academic papers are cited more often in research papers.
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Pentagon Papers: Milley also said it was unfair to compare the so-called Afghanistan Papers with the Pentagon Papers of the Vietnam War.
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Gawker is not publishing the Pentagon Papers or the Panama Papers.
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We had the Panama Papers, now we've got the Paradise Papers.
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Unstamped papers, or papers within unstamped envelopes, are invalid by law.
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The papers are from Scopus, an index of more than 62m papers.
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Just look at the Pentagon Papers and more recently, the Afghanistan Papers.
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Students sit two general papers and two papers from their specific discipline.
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Epson has announced its most advanced line of photographic papers: Epson Legacy Papers.
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"The issue is that most referees simply don't review papers carefully enough, which results in the publishing of incorrect papers, papers with gaps, and simply unreadable papers," says Joel Fish, an assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Massachusetts Boston.
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First came the Panama Papers, then the BahamasLeaks, and now it's the Paradise Papers.
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But to a large extent, these famous papers' gain has been smaller papers' loss.
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Iceland names new PM amid Panama Papers fallout Why are they called the Panama Papers?
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They said he wouldn't read the papers they gave him, even short papers and documents.
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Smaller papers are interwoven into their communities in a way big-city papers are not.
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She hands him what are presumably divorce papers, but what's inside isn't divorce papers at all.
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There's far less prestige associated with conceptual papers or papers that provide some new analytical insight.
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They said he wouldn't read the papers they gave him — even short position papers and documents.
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The top century of physicists and astronomers averaged 280 papers each; the top century of doctors, 139 papers.
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Unbelievable, IEEE is forced to ban Huawei employees from peer-reviewing papers or handling papers as editors. pic.twitter.
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"I read all of his papers and the papers that came out of the lab," Andrew Haddow said.
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That eight-year pre-filing process involved 43 separate NRC presentations, 11 technical papers and five white papers.
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But Han's welfare application was denied as she didn't have divorce papers and medical examination papers, Kim said.
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I was smoking Shine papers—they make 24-karat gold papers and blunts and stuff—it's pretty high class.
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Most of the papers that cited the phantom reference were "fairly low-quality conference papers," Harzing told Retraction Watch.
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What's next: Uber is expected to file papers with securities regulators soon, and Lyft submitted its papers last week.
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There are more than 30 million research papers out there, and more than 3,000 papers are published every day.
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The highest profile document leaks — from the Pentagon Papers to Edward Snowden to the Panama Papers — used authentic documents.
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It's more relevant than ever, as a read of the Panama Papers and Paradise Papers investigative reporting projects reveal.
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The highest profile document leaks -- from the Pentagon Papers to Edward Snowden to the Panama Papers -- used authentic documents.
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And I don&apost mean just people sitting around, a bunch of conservatives sitting around reading position papers of think tank fellows or quoting the federalist papers, as much as we all love the federalist papers.
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The researchers published two papers Thursday in the journal Science, and 44 papers in the journal of Geophysical Research Letters.
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"There were papers and papers to fill out, and the company didn't say no and didn't say yes," she recalled.
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"We left all our possessions but brought the most important ones: our papers and our children's papers," Mr. Sanchez said.
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"We left all our possessions and brought the most important ones: our papers and our children's papers," Mr. Sanchez said.
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And papers that used positive framing had up to 13% more citations by other scientists than papers without this language.
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She wondered which telescopes birthed the most papers, and found that a huge number of papers came from non-celebrity instruments.
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First, banks replaced gold with representative papers, then they put value on those papers, only without backing them with real gold.
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PANAMA PAPERS lceland's Prime Minister is the first casualty of the release of the Panama Papers; Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson resigned yesterday.
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Based on the stack of alleged business papers, he also seems to believe lots of papers prove something is getting done.
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They also received worse grades on their papers and in the class overall than students who turned their papers in earlier.
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After midnight, there would be little chance of touching many National edition papers, and hitting New York papers was getting tricky.
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""The Talk" host Sharon Osbourne also defended the couple, saying: "The British papers, as American papers can be, are extremely hard.
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FEDS OPEN PANAMA PAPERS CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION: Federal prosecutors in New York have started a criminal investigation related to the Panama Papers.
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The Paradise Papers were leaked to the same two German reporters — Bastian Obermayer and Frederik Obermaier — who obtained the Panama Papers.
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I spent weeks reading the Constitution, constitutional scholars, the Federalist Papers and papers from both the Nixon and Clinton impeachment processes.
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By then, they had attracted 063,000 donors, mainly through a 4/20 fund-raising push that featured Pentagon Papers rolling papers.
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"I'm rather sick of snobs who tell us they're bad papers, snobs who only read papers that no-one else wants," he said when confronted about his tendency to publish lurid news in his papers, according to the BBC.
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The papers of record are no longer papers and content is valued more than writing and headlines are being replaced by hashtags.
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That is but a fifteenth as many as arXiv, even though many more biomedical papers are published per year than physics papers.
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And around a third of the 20 most-cited papers, according to Research Papers in Economics, an online archive, were published elsewhere.
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Today, AI researchers routinely first post their papers at Arxiv, an entirely free and open, non-peer-reviewed repository for scientific papers.
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And then each of these bottom categories we go out and fetch relevant research papers from a database of open access papers.
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Meanwhile, his personal finances were called into question following the Panama Papers scandal, which leaked private papers concerning Cameron's father's financial affairs.
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Read "The VICE News Guide to the Panama Papers" Read "The Panama Papers: Massive Leak Reveals the Global Elite's Secret Cash Havens"
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The records include Henry Kissinger's papers, CIA research and development documents, scientific papers, photographic intelligence reports, news archives, and countless other documents.
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She took papers from the lectern, and as she walked away, Mr. Wintrich grabbed her and tried to take the papers back.
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Like the Panama Papers, the Paradise Papers revolve around the issue of offshore entities set up by members of the global elite.
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Then he checked an online archive of mathematics papers and found that Dr. Bourgain had posted several new papers since his operation.
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But the glaring problem with any meta-analysis is that scientists get to pick what papers they include and what papers they don't.
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Matt Wdowiarz, a fifth grade teacher in Winfield, Illinois says an iPad helps him save time from grading, returning papers, and printing papers.
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Some treatments were based on research papers that the doctors had not read — more than 160,000 cancer research papers are published a year.
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Related: The Panama Papers: Huge Protests in Iceland After Prime Minister Refuses to Resign The days immediately following the papers' release was chaotic.
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There are a lot of problems in science right now: Publication bias, p-hacking, incentives to publish a quantity of papers over quality papers.
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They had never been shown the papers, they were supposed to be shown the papers yesterday, now it&aposs been put off till when?
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But those papers give me a lot of rest in my mind because I know when it's enough for me, I have those papers.
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According to court papers that Heard filed in May asking for a restraining order, the court papers stated that Depp made her call Wright.
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"Trash," she says, might include important papers, notices about housing and benefits, and identification papers like a birth certificate that are difficult to replace.
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He also gave them access to more than 60 cartons of his private papers, family mementos, credit card receipts, phone bills and legal papers.
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Sometimes Northern papers were simply parroting their white Southern sources, but the papers were no better when reporting on lynchings in their home states.
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Wilkinson and Baskett reportedly failed to fill out the papers correctly, entering the incorrect jurisdiction date and forgetting to complete a section of the papers.
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This indicates that the bank does not expect to buy enough long-dated papers from the proceeds of maturing papers to keep the duration steady.
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HOUSTON — It is often called Texas' "show me your papers" law, but few papers are actually being shown in some of the state's biggest cities.
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THE BODY PAPERS A Memoir By Grace Talusan Much of Grace Talusan's memoir, "The Body Papers," will be familiar to any reader of immigrant narratives.
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Connelly reported that the details came from technical papers, or so-called "non-papers", sent from London to Brussels, of which he had seen extracts.
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Who was implicated: What the papers revealed: The papers showed that Mossack Fonseca was deeply tied to Brazil's current corruption scandal and Rousseff's pending impeachment trial.
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The regulator has thus also mandated funds to invest only in listed non-convertible debentures and limited fresh investments in commercial papers to only listed papers.
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"Look, I know what I read in the papers and what I read in the papers is a pretty f—ing gruesome story," he told Slate.
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"On the one hand, the Fourth Amendment extends constitutional protections to a person's 'houses, papers and effects' from unwarranted government interference," he argued in court papers.
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Disclosures of tax avoidance schemes by multinationals, like the LuxLeaks, Panama Papers and the most recent Paradise Papers, have increased public pressure for fairer corporate taxation.
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Whistleblowers have demonstrated government malfeasance through the decades with the release of documents like the Pentagon Papers, the Panama Papers, and the NSA global surveillance disclosures.
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As an author of papers, and as a writer who comments on papers in the news media, I've seen how the peer review process can fail.
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In December, Facebook quietly acquired the company behind "Papers With Code," a free resource that helps people track newly published machine learning papers with source code.
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I would sort through our mail and papers drawer only to find a stack of mail on the dining table and would wonder whether my eyeglass prescription was in the papers drawer or the "important papers" accordion file we keep on the bookshelf in the living room.
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Around 9 percent were invested into non-Kazakhstan sovereign debt papers, with some 3 percent of that exposure to non-Kazakh private companies' papers such as bonds.
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The interim report will temporarily redact the names of some of the accused, who had filed court papers seeking to protect their identities, according to court papers.
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The hybrid journals make research papers free to read if the authors pay an up-front fee (with a subscription required by readers to access other papers).
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Analysing these showed that, on average, the review process for papers written only by women took six months longer than that for papers written only by men.
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Outside eyes review papers their peers wrote before those papers get published, results must be reproduced to establish truths, and even then, stuff can still contain mistakes.
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When Oxford University psychologist Dorothy Bishop actually analyzed the papers, there were 395, and only a small proportion were peer-reviewed papers that actually supported Greenfield's conclusions.
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Those who retain the privilege of paying what they wish will still have to have their papers to get in — which papers has not been worked out.
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Passed in spring of 2010, the so-called "show-me-your-papers" law required police to demand immigration papers from anyone they suspected had entered the country illegally.
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Ian Davis: Well I think they're learning their way, you read the papers you know and frankly you know you read the papers and everybody's got their views.
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New York (CNN Business)The Washington Post's publication of US government papers about the 18-year-long Afghan war is being compared to the Vietnam-era Pentagon Papers.
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The Americans also say they found his identification papers in Tora Bora, the last redoubt of Osama bin Laden in the country, according to papers released by WikiLeaks.
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Today, the Center for Open Science published the first five replicated papers as well as peer reviewers' comments in the journal eLife, redoing parts of these five linked papers.
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Children linked in Panama Papers Nawaz Sharif was removed from office after revelations of his family's finances that emerged in the Panama Papers leak led to a corruption probe.
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In two papers published late last year, MIT scientists developed a machine-learning system that scans academic papers to figure out which ones include instructions for making certain materials.
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The White House still receives print copies to several other papers though, several of which are far less critical of his presidency than the two recently purged legacy papers.
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Their reputation as the papers of record for general news and business news, respectively, has induced hundreds of thousands of people to become paying subscribers to the papers' websites.
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The Wall Street Journal's report found that since 2009, Google had directly funded 100 papers written by academics and 100 papers that came through think tanks funded by Google.
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Every weekend now, after assembling the dropped-off papers and their inserts, Oliver leaves stacks of the Sunday papers on the end of his family's small, white-fenced porch.
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Swan, Levine and their international colleagues carefully sorted through more than 7,500 peer-reviewed papers before narrowing their search to 185 papers involving 2100,22010 men from around the world.
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Indeed, governments of both parties have misled the public during wartime, as the "Pentagon Papers" revealed during the Vietnam War or as the "Afghanistan Papers" reiterated just last month.
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Tech-savvy readers across the nation have been ditching their papers for screens, and the sales of regional weekly and daily papers have been in steady decline for years.
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All personal items — photographs, school papers — were burned.
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When I was taken to the Hilton Hotel where the team was working on the papers — not in the headquarters of The Times but in the hotel — I was told that we had these papers and it was of course against the law to have these papers and it could even be treasonous to have these papers, and if I did not want to work on them, I was free not to work on them.
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The number of papers so flawed that they need to be retracted has risen sharply in the past two decades, with glitzier journals pulling more papers than lower-profile counterparts.
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Many economists already publish early versions of their research as working papers, because journal articles take so long to appear, even though such papers have less impact on tenure decisions.
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While papers with national readerships like The New York Times and The Washington Post have had success adding digital subscribers, local papers with local readerships are having a difficult time.
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"The government did precisely what the Fourth Amendment forbids: it entered Ganias' premises with a warrant to seize certain papers and indiscriminately seized - and retained - all papers instead," he wrote.
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Eckert and her colleagues discovered 162 papers submitted to WASET and OMICS journals from Stanford, 153 papers from Yale, 96 from Columbia, and 94 from Harvard in the last decade.
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The story he tells of his thinking life is crowded with other people: talks he's been to, papers he's read, colleagues he's met, talks they've been to, papers they've read.
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"When one looks at the papers that rely on [these external factors], one finds many examples of papers which identify substantial groups of losers from highly skilled immigration," Doran said.
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Springer Nature said on Monday that it had strengthened its guidelines on papers involving vulnerable groups of people and that it would add notes of concern to previously published papers.
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For every 100 papers published in legitimate journals by authors in India and Nigeria, the number of papers published in bogus journals added up to 277 and a dizzying 1,580, respectively.
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The team then improved the network's performance by presenting it with previously unseen papers to annotate, and correcting its suggestions until it was able, without help, to annotate such papers correctly.
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ICELAND PRIME MINISTER RESIGNS AFTER PANAMA PAPERS: Iceland's prime minister has reportedly resigned following accusations in the "Panama Papers" that he attempted to hide millions of dollars in an offshore company.
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Another option is to upload papers to so-called pre-print repositories where research papers are made available before they've been accepted by a publisher and undergone peer review or editing.
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Well, I think, thanks to citizens, there's been an enormous pressure because of the Lux leaks first and the Panama papers, and now with the Paradise papers, for legislation to change.
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"Bill's reckless action has destroyed the reputation of these papers and hurt the writers," Metzger's former co-owner Jamie Magee, who will retain sole ownership of the regional papers, told Forbes.
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Pentagon unfazed by 'Afghanistan Papers': It's been a week since the Washington Post published the "Afghanistan Papers" that showed U.S. officials lying about progress in the Afghanistan War to the public.
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Steven Spielberg needed a Times building in "The Papers," his movie about the 1971 Pentagon Papers case, which is now being filmed in New York City for release later this year.
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No — in fact, watching shows, they're reading the papers.
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They're using the Core repository as their source of output research papers but say users can input a wider range of research papers as the starting point for a search (circa 50M).
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Ingesting these millions of papers and tracking such things so researchers can easily find them is the idea behind Semantic Scholar, but until recently the system was limited to computer science papers.
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Keef just moved into a new pad a couple weeks ago and RAW Rolling Papers wanted to send him a housewarming gift -- 5,000 pre-rolled papers, including 500 that are foot-long.
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"And the second they're down, I start grading papers and doing lesson plans for the next day," she said, adding she also spends 235 to 23 hours grading papers on the weekend.
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Perhaps that's even more indicative that this movie was so much better at making the stories and personas orbiting the Pentagon Papers more fascinating than the actual story of the Pentagon Papers?
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"A couple of papers may be alarming, but 31 additional papers in question is almost unheard-of," said Benoit Bruneau, associate director of cardiovascular research at the Gladstone Institutes in San Francisco.
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Baez explained that his people TRIED to serve Belichick with papers compelling him to testify -- but they had a very hard time getting the papers to the coach in a timely manner.
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In their papers this spring, Berges, Gasenzer and their collaborators independently described prescaling for the first time, a period before universal scaling that their papers predicted for nuclear collisions and ultracold atoms, respectively.
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By checking the papers against each other patterns began to emerge; for example, one user claims a single set of images were duplicated up to 54 times in 203 papers, across three years.
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China already produces more scientific papers on AI than the US, and research published last March by the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence suggests that the quality of those papers is rising rapidly.
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Despite Schulz' death 16 years ago, the comics have run continuously in papers across the U.S. Many children, though, don't read newspapers and, even if they do, the number of papers is diminishing.
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Even more surprising, scientists in the near-miss group were actually more likely to have "hit" papers (that is, papers that cracked the top 5% of citations in a particular field and year).
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Cops were not only allowed but required to demand immigration papers from anyone they suspected might be undocumented, and to hold him or her in jail until the individuals proved they had papers.
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Many of the papers have come from China, where researchers have had more time to study the infection than the rest of the world, but important papers have emerged from Italy, as well.
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"The only tension we've had here is between people with papers and people without papers," said Maria, 41, who preferred to only be identified by her first name because of her immigration status.
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According to court papers, he later helped the men illegally get gun permits with the assistance of another fixer from Borough Park, a vodka-swilling businessman who, the papers say, was bribing him.
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The papers being sold include The Buffalo News, which Berkshire bought in 183, and 30 other papers that Mr. Buffett had acquired over the past decade, including a collection of publishers in Virginia.
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The Post dubbed the documents "The Afghanistan Papers," invoking the Pentagon Papers published in the 85033s by the Post and The New York Times that revealed a secret history of the Vietnam War.
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Voters read their ballot papers in Brooklyn on Election Day.
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She submitted her retirement papers that month, the suit says.
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I gathered all necessary papers, filed the application and waited.
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Santiago confessed to planning the assault, according to court papers.
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Custom Papers Group was an early client of House Industries.
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Just a little over 2 percent of the papers did.
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How is the government going to help people without papers?
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Google has paid professors whose papers, for instance, declared that
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There are just a couple dozen papers investigating the condition.
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The ministry presents white papers about the fund every year.
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Additionally, police found marijuana and rolling papers in Cutshaw's vehicle.
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I ran to the corner store to get cigarette papers.
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It has provided enough data for almost 4,000 scientific papers.
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And many of the Knight Ridder papers did not print.
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These are not your typical liberal progressive papers or organization.
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It launches dozens of earnest white papers from liberal groups.
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The warehouse company acknowledged in court papers that on Dec.
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"There's no easy entry point to scientific papers," says Merrie.
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Other scientists have released papers retelling H. sapiens' stories too.
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"Neither of these two papers reports new research," Jebb said.
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Okay, so maybe turning papers in won't get you paid.
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They even brought "peace group" printed out papers and props.
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Cans, bottles and papers are all thrown into one bin.
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The ad that ran in local papers seeking more information.
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Soon, a thick stack of papers arrived in the mail.
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Mohamed, left, and an unidentified friend show their repatriation papers.
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Then he pulled out the adoption papers and simply stared.
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Court papers do not state if a settlement was reached.
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Many of the papers that were retested contained multiple experiments.
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Boghossian, Lindsay, and Pluckrose started by submitting flagrantly nonsensical papers.
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To date, Wansink has retracted 13 papers (including one twice).
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He's also corrected 15 papers, according to Retraction Watch's database.
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Instead, the release of these papers will confirm many suspicions.
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Even English language searches for "Panama Papers" have been blocked.
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Rain is worse than snow, because wet papers are unsellable.
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They are in agreement here: The Panama Papers are bullshit.
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Mr. Dannenbaum called in the score to the Philadelphia papers.
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Even those who are eligible often have problems getting papers.
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She filed papers yesterday, citing -- you guessed it -- irreconcilable differences.
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She has since claimed in court papers obtained by E!
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What are the Panama papers and why do they matter?
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They noted in court papers that the request is unopposed.
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Roque withdrew the court papers three weeks after filing them.
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I think there's a lot of information in those papers.
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These days he makes a habit of perusing scientific papers.
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One of her most provocative papers is also the simplest.
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The Potlikker Papers: A Food History of the Modern South.
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We've all written papers and not used our exact words .
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Women's papers, however, became more readable as their careers progressed.
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But unscrupulous lawyers will do so, the Panama Papers showed.
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The real divide here isn't mainly about policy white papers.
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Nolan's attorney was miffed [because] we got his papers wet.
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I have some lawyers, they just keep sending me papers.
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Breakout star Himesh Patel delivered papers until his early twenties.
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The report, based on 15,93 research papers, makes grim reading.
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The Pentagon Papers these are not, for a myriad reasons.
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The Times has published a list of the participating papers.
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"Does this mean Apple will publish papers now?" he asked.
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Social workers asked her to sign "do not resuscitate" papers.
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Divorce papers, served out of a New Hampshire attorney's office.
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Anthony reportedly filed legal papers in Miami on Dec. 16.
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They've told lies to papers to try to silence me.
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"I get the tabloids have to sell papers," he added.
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She has papers to grade — and a demon to battle.
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Here are some select papers and suggestions for further study.
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Regaining his papers would make all the difference, he says.
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In Papers, Please, these interactions are cold, rushed, and impersonal.
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Her husband then delivered the papers to the substitute teacher.
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But as of today, no such papers have been filed.
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China is producing more AI papers than any other country.
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In May, Kardashian filed divorce papers for a second time.
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There are five or six upcoming papers from other groups.
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The Panama Papers' revelations have added momentum to those demands.
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Modi is expected to file his nomination papers on Friday.
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Jokes were as plentiful as tweeted pics of delivered papers.
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These are Americans by every metric other than their papers.
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The new papers represent a larger trend in genomic research.
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"There are thousands of papers being published weekly," Hartgerink said.
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I went to all those offices and dug through papers.
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Turns out geishas are also big fans of blotting papers.
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First, without papers, most aren't eligible to apply for one.
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Price: Free Papers, Please is a pretty niche simulation game.
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Papers and files overload Dr. Tseng's desk at her clinic.
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As a solution, some migrants and refugees buy fake papers.
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The initiative is a result of the Panama Papers scandal.
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The papers show extensive Chinese ownership of secret offshore companies.
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Every undocumented immigrant says that [because] it's not about papers.
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Didn't he already send you some lawyer papers or something?
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All are anxious that their papers are processed in time.
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Nobody wanted to see his immigration papers for that matter.
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What exactly are these papers and why do they matter?
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But even before the "Panama papers" scandal, it was waning.
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They have the Federalist Papers and nothing much after that.
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Google and Apple joined court papers backing the patent office.
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In court papers, Mr. Quiros, 250, of Key Biscayne, Fla.
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Alden owns a number of papers beside The Denver Post.
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So are her grandparents' original immigration papers from Ellis Island.
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The court papers paint diametrically opposed pictures of Mr. Turner.
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The court papers didn't say where the witness was located.
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Victims also face prosecution for possessing fake papers, they say.
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Sharif's own name did not appear in the Panama Papers.
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He began giving talks and writing papers on the subject.
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Leitkultur has reappeared in Christian Democratic speeches and working papers.
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It never crossed my mind to stay here without papers.
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Do I dare speak of the papers hoarded In corners?
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Literally hundreds of papers have been written on the topic.
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Queens printing plant produces 41% of the publication's daily papers.
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He got some papers and his guitars before he left.
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"She had no papers or identification with her," he said.
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I don't watch the news or read the papers anymore.
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These costs could exceed $85033 million, according to court papers.
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They hardly read the papers, they don't have TV sets.
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And federal officials gave the Center's policy papers careful consideration.
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We signed the papers, made a wish at the well.
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Jeffrey Immelt reads his papers in a very particular fashion.
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These costs could exceed $8.7 million, according to court papers.
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"The [Pentagon] Papers were non partisan," he told CNN recently.
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Prosecutors did not name the women in their court papers.
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But the papers continue to use some of Tribune's systems.
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The websites of the affected papers were never impacted, however.
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"They have their papers, and they have insurance," she said.
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Just make sure his papers (or documents?) are in order.
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Meanwhile, other mathematicians were grappling with the densely written papers.
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Obviously, I wanted to know what was on those papers.
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I must be guilty because the papers say I am.
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How do you roll a joint with no rolling papers?
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We just got asked that for one of our papers.
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We were sent these papers to sign from this lady.
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Bob's widow, Ginger, has already signed off on cremation papers.
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Most do not have any papers to prove their existence.
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The reader felt like the papers were on their side.
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If they show up, I'll show them all the papers.
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When Adu turned professional, no one asked for his papers.
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He cranked out five notable papers, but failed two classes.
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The questions the papers asked were different, particularly in Houston.
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I mean people had papers and recordings in their garages.
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You can help get the papers drawn up and executed.
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When Karel vanishes, Helen inherits his papers — and his obsession.
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Papers were heavily edited or even withheld from release altogether.
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The court papers resolving that ordeal in February prompted tears.
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"I've read a lot more papers since then," he wrote.
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Simmons denied all nine claims in statements to both papers.
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Completed papers will be placed in a metal ballot box.
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Then come work, give two papers after the press conference.
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Then come work, give two papers after the press conference.
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But independent scholars clamored for direct access to the papers.
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Court papers show that a triage nurse immediately called 911.
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Was Cornell saying that the tabletop was strewn with papers?
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The Times was one of the papers that really pushed.
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Ghosn papers and told her to sign them, she said.
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The papers were in Japanese, a language she can't read.
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He wrote hundreds of research papers and published 15 books.
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The library announced its acquisition of the papers on Thursday.
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Academics grumbled that requests to study the papers went unanswered.
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Calling professors, interviewing fishermen, reading academic papers or old cookbooks.
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The charging papers in Cohen's appear to confirm the connection.
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The yield on Aussie papers also edged up on Thursday.
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No lawyer was listed for Mr. Ji in court papers.
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He suggested the papers were unhelpful and could be disregarded.
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The papers said "heart attack" and left it at that.
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My grandpa saved his discharge papers in the original envelope.
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Liang presented his papers and asked to see his client.
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Liang tucked the papers into his backpack without a word.
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He said none wore uniforms nor showed him identification papers.
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Foster later confessed to killing White, according to court papers.
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Those without papers may spend a long time in detention.
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You must carry your papers with you at all times!
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Both men pleaded guilty to lesser charges, court papers showed.
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"I saw the papers," Ganus said in a telephone interview.
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Court papers describe a "Daniel Schroeder" as Glintmill's appointed director.
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It's so important if it's in something called 'The Papers.
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Another clip shows Warren shuffling papers at her podium. Sen.
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She confided that her immigration papers were in the car.
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The papers did not say how the statements were obtained.
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He was in the papers being seen with young blondes.
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You pick up the papers, and you can see it.
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Since 1998, he has published 30 papers on the python.
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He then began writing personal notes on her academic papers.
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They even came with names, birth certificates and adoption papers.
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The publishers of the papers said they were unaware, too.
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You can check out the rest of the papers here.
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"We have no contact after the Paradise Papers," she said.
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He left the room as officials prepared his release papers.
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This year, only 3 percent of papers are backing Trump.
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Other countries do so informally by refusing to issue papers.
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I of course watch the news, read papers very closely.
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The border patrol is looking for kids with no papers.
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They were adoption papers, and her mother took legal custody.
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Kennedy to Mr. Ormsby Gore, as well as other papers.
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He went back to signing papers with his left hand.
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Together, these papers tell a convincing story, Dr. Reich said.
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"These two papers have provided a plausible and exciting explanation."
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I presented my ticket and papers to the conductor gingerly.
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The papers did not disclose her role, the indictment charged.
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There is no textbook, only a set of empirical papers.
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The journey began in forgotten linguistic papers and historical sketches.
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"And the papers said I invaded her space," he said.
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When the German delegates signed the Armistice papers on Nov.
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In Wisconsin, 17 Democrats have filed papers to challenge Gov.
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Being in the US without papers is not a crime.
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There are a handful of papers published [on the subject].
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Words, papers, and conferences have not reformed the institution yet.
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The papers were initially released to German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung.
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The biggest one is the rise of pirating academic papers.
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These papers are free for anyone to view and download.
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In the ensuing five years, 20 such papers were published.
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If you team up with a colleague doing similar work and write two half-papers instead, both parties end up with their names on twice as many papers, but with no increase in workload.
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Plan S would, after a short period, also prohibit publication in "hybrid" journals that make papers free online provided the authors pay a fee (a subscription is required for readers to access other papers).
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The authors find that the number of genomics papers packaged with error-ridden spreadsheets is increasing by 15% a year, far above the 4% annual growth rate in the number of genomics papers published.
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When the director, Michael Connors, said that all 236,000 copies were delivered in the metropolitan area, he was referring to trucking the papers to distribution centers, not that the papers reached every subscriber's home.
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When the director, Michael Connors, said that all 2800,2698 copies were delivered in the metropolitan area, he was referring to trucking the papers to distribution centers, not that the papers reached every subscriber's home.
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"They're running an ever-leaner business, and one of the signposts of that was the elimination of the individual papers," he says, referring to the consolidation of the regional papers into the East Bay Times.
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However, it is important to note that van Dokkum and his team's papers have been peer reviewed by editors at Nature, but the arXiv papers have not yet been reviewed or accepted in any journal.
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He went on to publish several papers claiming to sever and reattach animal spinal cords, but the papers don't make clear whether he completely detaches or only mostly cuts through the cord before the procedure.
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The paper was published under the supposed auspices of the "Illusional Papers," a comic reference to the "Occasional Papers" published by Texas Tech's Natural Science Research Laboratory (NSRL), to which several biology faculty also belong.
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By the numbers: Ma began by examining the research papers accepted in 2018 to NeurIPS, a prestigious academic conference on AI. Last year, only 30 of the 4,800 submitted papers were accepted for oral presentations.
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Speculation on Putin's personal wealth increased in April when a massive anonymous leak of financial papers, known as the Panama Papers, allegedly showed a $230 billion money trail linking close Putin aides with offshore firms.
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You should hold onto marriage certificates, separation or divorce papers, birth certificates, current passports, medical records, insurance policies (for as long as they're active), wills, Social Security cards, diplomas and transcripts, adoption and custody papers.
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And while immigrants without papers can be deported (whether they've committed a crime or not) simply because they don't have papers, legal immigrants can also be deported for violating the terms of their legal status.
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The Kremlin has apologized over Russian President Vladimir Putin's accusations that U.S. bank Goldman Sachs was behind one of the leading German papers that publicized the Panama Papers leak which drew links to Putin's associates.
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We know how corrupt government officials and cartel leaders move their cash in large part because the files of attorneys in two different law firms were stolen in the "Panama Papers" and "Paradise Papers" cases.
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The upshot is that both scholars and laymen can pull out clutches of papers on particular topics from the database, with a reasonable presumption that those papers are the ones most pertinent to their needs.
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Then, they tracked how many papers those scientists went on to publish over the next decade, and counted how many times those studies were cited in other papers to gauge how successful their research was.
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They fear that the government could force citizenship reviews on all Indians and that Hindus without proper papers would be allowed to stay in India while Muslims without proper papers would be asked to leave.
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On Monday, after two papers were released, Michel Barnier, the EU's chief negotiator, took to Twitter to list the bloc's nine position papers already published, on issues ranging from citizens rights to the financial settlement.
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Currently, the papers are used by fruit and vegetable growers and suppliers to keep produce fresh during transport and on supermarket shelves, but last month, London restaurant Canteen started trialling the papers in their kitchen.
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The topics taken up by the papers weren't all too different from the papers of the day, but they were more lurid, more naked, and with a different perspective on what was crime or gossip.
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Other papers, like the Cleveland Plain Dealer, authored their own versions.
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According to court papers, Barton was paid for the film upfront.
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The papers cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split.
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Lionel Messi's name appeared in the Panama Papers, according to Forbes.
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Glad to see so many Oxford commas in their final papers!!!
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There are reports he's carrying papers with Trump's name on it.
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In 29, there were fewer than 24 published papers on CRISPR.
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It is usually a mess with papers and books and mss.
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Chamisa has rejected the ballot papers being printed by the ZEC.
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"There are important discoveries—but these rarely occur in single papers."
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Trump has denied that anyone ever removed papers from his desk.
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They also point out that papers with p-values higher than .
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Single papers offer evidence, but rarely do they offer firm truths.
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The report is due out this month, according to court papers.
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They called their program "Statcheck" and ran it on 30,717 papers.
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In court papers, his lawyers have so far been more measured.
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Her lawyer said she signed papers in 2013 acknowledging the order.
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The identity of Rich was revealed in court papers this week.
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I remember I heard Mr. Leo talk about the Federalist papers.
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These research papers are expanding the possibilities for such strange systems.
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Here's the last five decades of CIA papers, greatest hits edition.
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But he doesn't have the ability to get this student papers.
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He would also meet at the reporter's apartment, court papers alleged.
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PERINO: Well, I guess it&aposll come out in the papers.
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The smelly red Dodge was stuffed with papers, trash, and tools.
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She had to be clear, just like in other breakthrough papers.
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The low coffee table in his office was covered with papers.
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In the end, she decided to sign the papers after all.
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He also FORGOT to file his Goldman Sachs Million $ loan papers.
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It means papers reporting Gates-sponsored research cannot be charged for.
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Journal papers are the de facto measure of a scientist's productivity.
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She will become Ayako Moriya after signing marriage papers later Monday.
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Related: How the Panama Papers Exposed Secrecy in the Art Market
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" Gates was described in charging papers as Manafort's "right-hand man.
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"Bump stocks, we're almost finished with the legal papers," he said.
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Belarusian soldiers receive their ballot papers at a polling station, Sept.
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The release of the Panama Papers is a very big deal.
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The study's problematic dataset was used in other papers as well.
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When they saw his ID papers, they noticed his prison history.
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A wide umbrella is essential — to protect the papers, not him.
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The problem starts with the trade magazines and the big papers.
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She stays for one month or several, depending on her papers.
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The New York papers had different results than those in Philadelphia.
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Court papers did not say where the other girls came from.
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When she was a student, she needed access to research papers.
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It was cluttered with papers, X-ray film, and coffee cups.
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One called it "the most important discovery since the Boswell papers".
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Elizabeth Wydra, a lawyer for the Democrats, argued in court papers.
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Junge Freiheit is one of a tiny number of conservative papers.
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Still, let's hope Team Trump doesn't turn in any college papers.
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We also pored over scores of staffing audits and research papers.
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In the court papers, lawyers for the nursing home said Mrs.
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New court papers obtained by The Daily Mail reveal a Jan.
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I have a second cup of coffee in between white papers.
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"No papers, no humanity," he said with a note of despair.
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"There haven't been any papers filed to my knowledge," she said.
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And we use that to go out and fetch relevant papers.
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Mostly college papers for people where English was a second language.
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John Edge's work, "The Potlikker Papers", is a far tidier affair.
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Ethnic cleansing is all the easier because identity papers record ethnicity.
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But the quality of some of these papers is very low.
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Papers by women scored, on average, higher than those by men.
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Ask about the security for those papers that are stored, too.
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Nothing beats reading about the Federalists Papers while on the elliptical.
|
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Papers still set the agenda followed by the more staid broadcasters.
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Six local papers called on Christie to resign after the endorsement.
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Victoria Camblin resigned as editor and artistic director of ART PAPERS.
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The truth is, science writers cover arXiv papers all the time.
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She came with "no papers," she said, and couldn't speak English.
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Vandemoer's lawyers in court papers said he "deeply regrets" his actions.
|
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Around 1 million of these papers [were] uploaded from Sci-Hub.
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"There was clothing, papers, trash, feces and cockroaches everywhere," she said.
|
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Twelve papers came out about that, none of which were mine.
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In the course of research, you read a lot of papers.
|
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Road vehicles, aerospace and pharmaceuticals have been covered in separate papers.
|
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These papers are: The Kepler-19 System: A Transiting 2.2 R?
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"We are now Turkish," he says, "only without the right papers."
|
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That same search revealed only 57 papers on medical marijuana benefits.
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It also happened that Wojnarowicz's papers are at New York University.
|
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The court papers didn't say when Hopkins allegedly made the statement.
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The U.S. government must bring forward extradition papers by June 12.
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That's only part of the reason why I hate blotting papers.
|
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Local papers have been particularly hard hit, with many going bust.
|
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Hundreds of such papers have closed, and newsrooms have slashed jobs.
|
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Both GateHouse and Gannett are known as buyers of other papers.
|
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Still, where previous candidates had policy papers, Trump has punchy sentences.
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The papers "read OK," he says, and raised no red flags.
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Carbone and his fellow policemen helped Ogah get his immigration papers.
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For additional information on all four Legacy Papers, visit epson.com/legacypapers.
|
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My name has been in all the papers coast to coast.
|
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The Fales Library & Special Collections at NYU acquired Chris Kraus's papers.
|
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There's no shortage of papers and technical reports on this subject.
|
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Here's a rundown of revelations from the Paradise Papers so far.
|
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Strategists widely expect the Panama Papers to result in increased regulation.
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Wow I did not know delivering papers was this time consuming.
|
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In court papers filed on Tuesday, the motion was shot down.
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I mean, their booths were filled with papers to the ceiling.
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I'd get 13 endangered animals for free, just to make papers.
|
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Jolie, 41, filed papers in a Los Angeles court on Sept.
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He's authored a number of papers on machine and deep learning.
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I signed papers so the lawyers can see my medical records.
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The advertisements ran to as much as $2000,21991 in some papers.
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Progress slowed substantially after SunEdison filed for bankruptcy, the papers say.
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Many refugees don't have any papers, so they are automatically blocked.
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I've written so many papers about school bullying for some reason.
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I was filing papers in a basement office on Wooster Street.
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It means law enforcement stopping buses to ask for everyone's papers.
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Don't put these papers in a safe deposit box, said Lehmann.
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Like many political axioms, though, it papers over a complex reality.
|
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Since then, the papers have adopted a strong pro-government stance.
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And whether the papers go public is her call to make.
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Read: Did Bernie Sanders Basically Predict the Panama Papers in 2011?
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Their household-registration papers, or hukou, still classify many as "peasants".
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But they were still in the process of signing the papers.
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It hopes to attract researchers to produce original findings and papers.
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Just over half the papers they looked at failed the test.
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Shredding important papers twice a day was one of my duties.
|
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Dr. Davidson was an author on more than 500 scientific papers.
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He refused to go, ripping up the divorce papers each time.
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He searched for birth certificates, school papers and other personal documents.
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Several thousand titles of Red Guard papers appeared around the country.
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Reporters – and their papers – must refuse to bow, to be intimidated.
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Local police also found marijuana and rolling papers in Cutshaw's car.
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The Italian state provides foreign minors with schooling and temporary papers.
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Take a look at how the world's papers covered the event.
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PACE providers argue the completion papers step ensures quality of service.
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Replace essential documents: FEMA provides this list of high-priority papers.
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The bigger class sizes have made it harder to grade papers.
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It takes two hours to read the papers cover to cover.
|
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Tension between the company and its California papers was also high.
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Then she thanked me and slipped the papers into her bag.
|
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Collins was stabbed once in the chest, according to court papers.
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Also eyed at the premiere: Pentagon Papers whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg, Sen.
|
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Days later, ChemRisk filed papers seeking to drop its libel claims.
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Each week they churn out academic papers describing their latest achievements.
|
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High-quality papers and inks smell organic, he says, not chemical.
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Q. Have you read all four city papers before 7 a.m.?
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Source: Britain and the Panama Papers: What you need to know
|
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The librarians seemed powerless to stop the papers from falling apart.
|
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Mifsud is not accused of wrongdoing in the US legal papers.
|
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He reads the stack of briefing papers delivered at 8 p.m.
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He was an author or co-author of 600 scientific papers.
|
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Before you sign any papers, make sure you know your partners.
|
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The papers archives will remain a treasure trove of classic journalism.
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Soon, she'll break out divorce papers; he'll break out the booze.
|
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The documents have come to be known as the Panama Papers.
|
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Powerful men (it is usually men) meet to sign some papers.
|
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Steven Soderbergh's latest project for Netflix takes on the Panama Papers.
|
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Court papers indicate that Pericles' only deal involved Black Sea Cable.
|
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But, in court papers, attorneys for Comcast balked at the distinction.
|
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I'm on my way to Fårösund to buy the morning papers.
|
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Some travelers waved papers, hoping to get the officials&apos attention.
|
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Papers filed by prosecutors show photographs of Mr. DeLemus holding a .
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Back at the plant, Osiel's supervisors hurriedly demanded workers' identification papers.
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Unlike blunts, there is no thick taste of flavored cigar papers.
|
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But these archives are actually just a disorganized stack of papers.
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We catalogue anyone who's been written about lots in the papers.
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With an allergy to computers and phones, he works the papers.
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Will the Panama Papers have an impact on the US election?
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He had written a couple papers that people found pretty offensive.
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More than 70 papers have been written about the Permafrost Tunnel.
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French & Company's papers can be searched at the Getty Research Institute.
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He writes no lesson plans, takes home no papers to correct.
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Belkaid was traveling using papers with the false name Samir Bouzid.
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Back in 2014, Outbrain filed papers for a potential public offering.
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In fact, he wasn't asked to present any papers at all.
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Now, they are preventing us from working with or without papers.
|
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In the lobby, a lattice of makeshift certificates papers the walls.
|
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Many described "bad acts" and boorish behavior, the court papers said.
|
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He was prosecuted and jailed for crossing the border without papers.
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I'm sensing we may be heading for a Pentagon Papers moment.
|
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A stunning number of papers have been written critiquing this study.
|
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In general, however, "mainstream papers considered 'Jane' too radical," Braddock said.
|
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I get two papers on Sundays and have several magazine subscriptions.
|
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But he decided to go anyway, determined to get legal papers.
|
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The seller went back into the mini-market, court papers said.
|
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Both papers were published through the Interactive Robotics Group at MIT.
|
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"They don't have papers or money," said Mr. Perez's daughter, Vanessa.
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I am not saying the papers are doing it on purpose.
|
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Two weeks after the papers were signed, her mother passed away.
|
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"Two hours later, I was served with transfer papers," she said.
|
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That contradicts the narrative that prosecutors have described in court papers.
|
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The two papers still share their former parent company's printing networks.
|
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The company said the investigation was related to the Panama Papers.
|
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By then, the US papers had already been talking about dismemberment.
|
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And we're looking at the fallout from the Paradise Papers leaks.
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We could have been in a lawyer's office, drawing up papers.
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Lastly, check your local papers of online listings for group classes.
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As a result, the internet has dramatically expanded these papers' audiences.
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When authors ask to withdraw their papers, they often are refused.
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The Pentagon Papers were split into documents, and into regular text.
|
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We are not aware of the papers some employees have published.
|
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"The classic papers had been written in the 1970s," he says.
|
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Casey made the papers available to a select few, including Weiss.
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My crew matches exactly what is in the second edition papers.
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Writing white papers, project reviews and public speaking are also emphasized.
|
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This isn't just a case of losing TA's who grade papers.
|
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The company said the probe was related to the Panama Papers.
|
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To date, six of his papers have been retracted from journals.
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I read the papers, and then I'm usually scrolling through Twitter.
|
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"Papers on fire were flying down from the sky," he said.
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They already read the papers and scroll through Twitter all day.
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My grandmother still had papers to grade and lessons to plan.
|
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Zaron was just another faceless name in the sea of papers.
|
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The local businesses that used to advertise in those papers disappeared.
|
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Outside experts also reviewed the papers and concluded they were authentic.
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Worse, she signed papers apparently giving Cole full custody of Joanie.
|
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Her mother kept a gun under her mattress, court papers said.
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She was almost 1 year old, and she had no papers.
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But voters don't choose a candidate based solely on policy papers.
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We know that and our motion papers will set that out.
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