There is a pathway forward: It is the pathway of my long friendship with Kellyanne.
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Maintaining a distinction between a medical research pathway and a supplements pathway is key, Hurd said.
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"Caloric sugars are sensed by both the T1r pathway and the newly identified pathway," Sukumaran said.
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"Investors are looking for a pathway to liquidity, and that pathway is being cut off," he said.
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And that also leaves a pathway for other tech companies, it leaves a pathway for Google, etc.
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"I do not believe in a special pathway to citizenship, I have never talked about a special pathway to citizenship and I would never agree to a special pathway to citizenship," Labrador said.
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In addition to the stress pathway being activated, 2 other systems are activated: the hedonic (reward) pathway and memory.
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"We would allow a normal pathway to citizenship, but not a special pathway to citizenship," said House Freedom Caucus Chairman Rep.
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It was all about having what was ostensibly an open pathway still not working because the inflow to that pathway had been cut off.
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That led me to think of the pathway to incarceration, the pathway to prison, as beginning many years before the conviction that leads to that.
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Color Changing Candy Cane Christmas Pathway Markers, $59.98, available at Lowe'sThis set of eight candy cane pathway markers will light up doorways, driveways, or stairs.
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Larry Kamer told CNN that his wife, Pathway employee Devereaux Smith, said the gunman barged into a going-away party for Pathway employees leaving the job.
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"It's a very complicated metabolic pathway, and [estrogen] may be acting at any point on that pathway," explains Quaker Harmon, MD, Phd, lead author on the study.
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The media has looked at the pathway from youth to professional in mainstream sports like basketball or football; but for young surfers, the pathway is rarely explored.
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Pathway to citizenship: yes Abolishing ICE: no, but reform Klobuchar hasn't released an immigration proposal, but she supports a "pathway to earned citizenship," according to her website.
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The discovery also determined that the MC4R gene sends signals through a pathway – and with that pathway now known to be linked to weight regulation, it opens the door for the development of new drugs that can mimic the pathway and protect against obesity, according to the study.
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These include creating a "new pathway" for Syrians with relatives in the United States, though the State Department has not elaborated on what that pathway would look like.
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Thom Yorke will join an eclectic mix of performers and thinkers on The Pathway To, a live album featuring select performances from the Pathway to Paris benefit concert.
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Color Changing Lollipop Christmas Pathway Markers, $89.98, available at Lowe'sLine the pathway to your door with these candy-striped stakes in the shape of Mickey's head and ears.
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Over the next two years, researchers will test whether a weight-loss drug called lorcaserin can reduce cravings by targeting a specific brain pathway—the serotonin 5-HT pathway.
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What it shows: One side of the corticospinal tract (the pathway responsible for voluntary movement) connecting the brain to the spinal cord, superimposed onto the FODs used to track the pathway.
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" Kicked out of Pathway Lampkin said another brother of theirs told him that Wong had been kicked out of Pathway for having knives, making threats and "not getting along with people.
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"Ionic Materials is one pathway to making low cobalt cathodes but a liquid electrolyte pathway is also something that many battery makers are working on and have feasible solutions," he says.
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And it wasn't just one pathway — there were three.
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The CompTIA Cyber Security Pathway Certification Prep Bundle — $45.99
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Dr. Brent Boyett DO, is the founder and chief medical officer of Pathway Healthcare and Dr. Stephen Taylor, MD, MPH is the chief medical officer, of Behavioral Health Division of Pathway Healthcare.
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Leaders will review progress of the SAMOA Pathway (short for SIDS Accelerated Modalities of Action Pathway), a blueprint for sustainable development which happened to emerge from a summit in Samoa in 2014.
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Perhaps the most significant disagreement among the clashing Republicans surrounds the question of whether beneficiaries of DACA should be granted a pathway to citizenship under the bill — and how that pathway is defined.
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The law offered a pathway to legal status to nearly 3 million unauthorized immigrants, but it intentionally offered no pathway for spouses or children who could not independently meet its strict legalization criteria.
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If not a pathway to citizenship, there should at least be a pathway to legality by issuing Green Cards to those who have clean criminal records and who have met minimum academic standards.
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"There was a pathway to a diplomatic solution, and I sense as the Turks look at this clear-eyed, there may be enough motivation to get us back on the pathway," Keane said.
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It really targets a specific behavioral pathway leading to insomnia.
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So, that romantic pathway for Teddy seems firmly closed off.
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This granted Iran a patient pathway to a nuclear weapon.
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"It's not a pathway that people are using," she said.
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Johnson's bold ingenuity provided him with a pathway to leadership.
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Lumeon: providing care pathway management solutions to the healthcare industry
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Eleven million undocumented immigrants would gain a pathway to citizenship.
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The exterior is wooden, and sits just off the pathway.
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Bonobos have a larger nerve pathway for controlling aggressive impulses.
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Immigration: Buttigieg supports providing a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers.
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Is this only a very rare pathway for the virus?
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If they fail, his improbable pathway starts to disappear entirely.
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Compromise, however, cannot be a pathway to a bad deal.
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MORE suggested that Rouhani would provide a pathway to reform.
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Every other candidate's pathway to victory looks long and ugly.
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Mr Turnbull called it a "streamlined pathway to Australian citizenship".
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So drinking motives are a final pathway to alcohol use.
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They put the next generation on a pathway to success.
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Finding a new pathway doesn't mean much on its own.
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With the pathway off, the mice lost their fear entirely.
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Unfortunately, shutting off the pathway only blocked the memories temporarily.
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What is the blueprint or the pathway forward for repeal?
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I sense the United States are on that same pathway.
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And in that period there was no policy pathway out.
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I opted to stay on the pathway as signs instructed.
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You have established a new regulatory pathway for digital health.
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"Everybody is looking into the cardiovascular pathway," Smith told me.
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Follow him on the pathway to more success on Twitter.
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It shows them there's a pathway back to feeling normal.
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CK: I mean it is the pathway to social progress.
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"We need to establish a pathway for women," she said.
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Carbon engineering is working on an air to fuels pathway.
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"This is a pathway for the 2000,24.3," said Mr. Patchett.
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WE HAVE A PATHWAY TO GET THE TEN GIG SYMMETRICAL.
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Hong Kong's impressive port offered a convenient pathway for trade.
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A jogger along the Hudson River Pathway in Manhattan. Gov.
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From Houston Street south this is the pathway to recreations.
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This visa would not provide a pathway to permanent residency.
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The law offered a pathway to legal status to nearly 3 million unauthorized immigrants, but it intentionally offered no pathway for their spouses or children who could not independently meet its strict legalization criteria.
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Hours later, he and three Pathway staff members whose jobs centered on helping servicemen reintegrate into society were found dead, and Pathway had suffered the very sort of tragedy that it was devised to prevent.
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A pathway to a full-time job Students like Valadez, Divine and Peters take Hill internships because they are a proven pathway for full-time jobs as a staffer or legislative aide to House members.
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The researchers are now exploring the music pathway in greater detail.
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The six stones will be placed alongside the pathway, pointing upward.
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Have a pathway to citizenship, the wall and the big door.
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It also suggested a pathway through which placebos could reduce pain.
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A palm tree-lined pathway leads down to the private beach.
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Mr. Rubio said Mr. Bush once supported a pathway to citizenship.
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For Tweety, earning a paycheck is a pathway to her dreams.
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This is the only pathway to success in 2018 and beyond.
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That God will show us the right pathway to go down.
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Those seats are the key GOP pathway to retaking the House.
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For that to pathway to exist, New Hampshire remains the key.
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When electrically stimulated, this pathway triggers instantaneous laughter in the patient.
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That, too, helps offer Siftery a pathway to revenue, Mokshagundam said.
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But again, I see the special counsel on a different pathway.
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For people in developing nations, science represents a pathway to empowerment.
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Private companies developing liquid biopsies include Guardant Health and Pathway Genomics.
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Gottlieb cited the FDA's "accelerated approval" pathway as a potential blueprint.
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The company is developing a pathway to commercialize its cobalt operations.
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Officials say multiple people have been denied access to the pathway.
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There always has been a bipartisan pathway to substantive immigration reform.
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So what would happen if they could turn that pathway off?
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They explained in more detail the pathway to more organic growth.
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Centrists insist on a pathway to citizenship for the young immigrants.
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We also want a pathway for people to engage with it.
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Noise, the next two environments along the show's determined pathway form
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"We are creating a pathway to get money back," he said.
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Are you committed to doing that for drugs on that pathway?
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Citizenship: The Bridge Act does not support a pathway to citizenship.
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The BRIDGE Act would not provide them a pathway to citizenship.
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They laid a new pathway of dirt on the rock foundation.
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I believe in a pathway to citizenship for all undocumented immigrants.
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Consider how the pathway from ad to purchase varies across media.
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"We have to figure out a pathway for negotiations," he said.
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Or at the very least, by creating a pathway to employment?
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She also served as the staff psychologist at The Pathway Home.
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But Short also suggested a Republican-only pathway isn't completely necessary.
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Brain organoids follow an entirely different pathway toward achieving neural architecture.
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Partnership is now seen as a pathway toward perpetual self-growth.
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They'd never brought up a pathway to full time employment before.
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It offers a pathway forward at a time of alarming crisis.
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All this uncertainty makes this new pathway with North Korea risky.
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Jain and his team of scientists argue that by sequencing RNA they can see the signaling pathway and metabolic pathway for how bacteria are producing chemicals in the body that can benefit or harm human health.
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The pathway to power and leadership for Democrats, and the surest pathway to justice for Trump is to win the presidency, House and Senate by championing our values and visions — which a majority of voters support!
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The FDA also said, through this approval, they've set up a regulatory pathway to get other direct-to-consumer risk assessments approved more efficiently — but they offered scant detail on what that pathway will look like.
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Bush said Rubio had personally lobbied him to support the 2013 bill, which included a pathway to citizenship even though Bush was on the record at the time as being only for a pathway to legal status.
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In addition to the 510(k) pathway, medical device companies can avoid clinical testing for the highest risk devices through the supplement pathway by telling the F.D.A. they made a minor change to a previously approved device.
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I believe I can help an organization find a pathway to success.
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People that are living in poverty want a pathway out of poverty.
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Her pathway to international presence has been her focus on Egyptian culture.
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However, the route approved was not TransCanada's preferred pathway for the pipeline.
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The top schools are indeed one pathway into elite finance and consulting.
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He created jobs and a pathway for me to realize my goals.
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Upon arrival, officers discovered "an unconscious and unresponsive female" near a pathway.
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Survivors deserve a safe and secure pathway home or safe passage elsewhere.
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It was difficult to transition, but I had a pathway to follow.
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This pathway is the reason that heroin and fentanyl overdoses kill people.
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The idyllic pathway runs east to west between Taylor and Leavenworth Streets.
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They'll be able to apply for the pathway from July 2140, 2000.
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Well, it ain&apost those people who said he had no pathway.
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In 2011, he talked about the need for a pathway to citizenship.
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New membership wasn't the point for Pathway Church in Kansas, Wren said.
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"We've worked with a dozen states going down this pathway," he said.
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He has advocated for providing a pathway to citizenship for DACA recipients.
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No single pathway describes and defines the placebo effect in all scenarios.
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That tech also needs to have the right pathway to the user.
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As to Christie's pathway forward, it's not unlike many of his rivals.
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Perhaps targeting the glutamate pathway directly could yield a faster-acting antidepressant.
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What is the pathway toward a people's vote that you're envisioning now?
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Those jobs provide a pathway to middle class prosperity for average Americans.
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And so I roam through the pathway of decentralization, as it were.
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For example, non-powered dams were identified as one pathway to growth.
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It offers no clear pathway for PREPA to reenter the capital markets.
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The discovery could provide a pathway to developing new drugs for humans.
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Love's speech discussing her race and a pathway forward for our country.
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Continuing to welcome immigrants is our only pathway to peace and prosperity.
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Ted Cruz showed Democrats a viable pathway to competing in the state.
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For example, they believe that there should be a pathway to citizenship.
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We believe these recommendations offer Congress a credible, non-partisan pathway forward.
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Ocean Grove Great Auditorium, 201 Pilgrim Pathway (Pilgrim and Ocean Pathways). oceangrove.
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Ocean Grove Great Auditorium, 4253 Pilgrim Pathway (Pilgrim and Ocean Pathways). oceangrove.
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Instead of being deported, families like mine need a pathway to citizenship.
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"I don't see a pathway of ever getting past this," he said.
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It is, many memories recall, a carpeted pathway into a brick wall.
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However, the mandate given to Mueller is a virtual pathway for metastasis.
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Yet, despite the divisive political climate, a pathway to change is emerging.
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There is no viable regulatory pathway to approve new recreational drugs nationally.
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Citizenship: The RAC Act provides a pathway to citizenship after 10 years.
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You select this frugal pathway without considering where the reduction takes place.
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A small pathway between buildings, which may or may not be drivable.
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Of course, that communications pathway failed in normalizing US-North Korea ties.
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According to Mr. Cheng, the improved pathway should encourage people to linger.
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The pathway forward isn't to recreate the savage asylums of the past.
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It gives me a pathway back to steadiness that's just immeasurably helpful.
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Maybe there is a visionary glamour that will help that marketing pathway.
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It will, however, provide a pathway helping to heal century-old wounds.
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Elizabeth Warren criticized as a pathway out of the American legal system.
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Ted Cruz of Texas signaling he may oppose the pathway to citizenship.
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Hirono introduced the Pathway to Stable and Affordable Housing for All Act.
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If the majority is slim -- say 220 -- her pathway is more difficult.
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The image shows a pathway leading to the rim of the crater.
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A majority also believes they should be given a pathway to citizenship.
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"There is no pathway to citizenship in this proposal," Mr. Pence said.
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Could finding ways to correct that disrupted pathway alter a child's neurodevelopment?
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What the government would be looking for is a pathway through this.
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It's also a pathway through which communication is often disrupted for smokers.
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"Diplomatic engagement is the only pathway to sustainable peace," Dujarric also said.
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In doing so, it provides clues to the pathway out of suffering.
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Mongo has really has built a pathway for me to perform constantly.
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Security cameras are hitched onto poles on every corner of the pathway.
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Proponents see the exhumation as a necessary pathway toward a true democracy.
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Following the second pathway would lead combined annual earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization at five of the leading assessed companies to be $8 billion lower by 2050 than if they follow the first pathway, FAIRR said.
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Imagine if Apple and Google followed a similar pathway: choose a high risk population to test their devices, run a randomized controlled clinical trial, and provide a clear pathway to link the neediest patients to the right care.
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Following the second pathway would lead combined annual earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization at five of the leading assessed companies to be $8 billion lower by 2050 than if they follow the first pathway, FAIRR said.
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Pathway to citizenship: yes Abolishing ICE: no, but reform Almost every leading 2020 Democrat supports a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, but Harris is the only one who has pledged to make that happen via executive order.
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This is the main pathway here in McAllen station they have a responsibility.
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Unless maybe somebody is enlightened enough to see that there is another pathway.
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If he can build on it just a little, there's a clear pathway.
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"They provide a pretty strong demonstration that that pathway is correct," he said.
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Instead of an impediment, walls and mountains are now just another potential pathway.
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Absolutely. But this is my pathway, and this is how I did it.
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Once US troops cleared out, Erdoğan had an open pathway into Kurdish territory.
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Normally, this pathway acts as a sort of resource manager within a cell.
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"She said, 'Anisa, it looks like a pathway up to heaven,' " recalls Gannon.
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"We want to see a leadership pathway for the next generations," Garcetti says.
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The new patient pathway So people are getting healthier: what does this mean?
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The third pathway is when the environment is reengineered to be more resilient.
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And together, ACS and MGL could be behind the smell-producing pathway process.
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It's the pathway we're taking now, that we've been on for a while.
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Astra said it was exploring promising new avenues within the amyloid beta pathway.
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Last month it also introduced a more integrated pathway into the professional ranks.
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The Democrats in 2016 need not follow a nearly certain pathway to defeat.
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"The big concern for most conservatives has been the special pathway," said Rep.
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I had a little pathway cleared so I could walk to my bed.
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Lindsey Graham that would create a pathway to citizenship for DACA eligible individuals.
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I continued down the paved pathway, and passed yet another set of cages.
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Then he saw it: a dog in the pathway, tethered to a rail.
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"Negative thoughts are landmines along the pathway to being your best," says Colan.
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Butina was ... another pathway to possibly reach Trump himself and influence the campaign.
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Earning a bachelor's degree remains the most promising pathway to achieving this dream.
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In a deeply divided nation, reinvestment in water infrastructure offers a promising pathway.
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How can we at least get back on the pathway to an agreement?
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"We were surprised at the magnitude of the mental health pathway," James said.
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On CNN's tour of Eastern Ghouta, shovels lay near an incomplete underground pathway.
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"I'm optimistic that we're started on that pathway to a solution," he said.
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Personally, I commend Facebook for trying to figure out a pathway through this.
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This is because sugar activates your brain's reward center, or the mesolimbic pathway.
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"With every bullet you create, it creates an FDA regulatory pathway" Schmidt said.
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Rick Owen, senior pastor of Mr. Ahrens's church, Pathway Church in Burleson, Tex.
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Research shows that anxiety can actually be a pathway to our best selves.
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Until now, the only barrier along the pathway was a barricade-high railing.
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A pathway is flanked by six monoliths, inlaid with steel from the towers.
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After all, all the implant does is open a new pathway to sound.
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The status is finite, meaning it does not provide a pathway to citizenship.
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"What I see more than anything is the pathway to burnout," he said.
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As long as ADX exists, those not serving life need a pathway out.
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This would provide them a pathway to citizenship in up to 13 years.
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On its own, each pathway turns out to be limited in its effect.
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Internal rivalries among peer groups have long been a pathway to tennis success.
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The Wnt signaling pathway is found in every branch of the animal kingdom.
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Deal says he'll "find a pathway forward" to signing that bill into law.
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This dystopian pathway to direct access can be fodder for brilliant meta-jokes.
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" "I can tell you sincerely he believes these children need a pathway forward.
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Which means the pathway to a DACA resolution is still very, very unclear.
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Yes, immigration policy and the pathway to citizenship were controversial issues in 220006.
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So that we provide our students a pathway to learn, excel and succeed.
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Buttigieg has framed his plan as a pathway to true Medicare-for-all.
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Is there a pathway for an admitted abuser or predator to seek redemption?
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If they find something beneficial to them, like food, they'll reinforce the pathway.
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Never had the pathway to citizenship, which again tells us, what constitutes citizenship?
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But if legitimate prescriptions were ever the chief pathway to heroin—and strong evidence has long existed that they might not be—new research and stories like Lesser's suggest the pathway for people who get addicted to opioids is changing.
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Now LinkedIn has opened up the pathway to human resources for Microsoft, Thill said.
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It also would provide a pathway to U.S. citizenship after at least eight years.
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" She added, "The pathway to cutting federal funding to sanctuary cities is pretty cloudy.
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"I think we can find a pathway forward; I really do," Manchin told NBC.
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As a result, mole-rats switch to another energy pathway when there's no oxygen.
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As long as that firewall holds, Sanders has no pathway to winning the nomination.
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My pathway through music has been a mess of happy accidents and burning curiosities.
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This next step represents the best possible pathway to support victims and protect employees.
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But the current pathway they've set themselves on, I see significant roadblocks for them.
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Researchers can trace this pathway all the way up to the level of behavior.
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So this new transportation system provides a way to rise above pathway dependent systems.
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They don't increase youth drug use, but do serve as a pathway to recovery.
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When they come forward and are believed, it illuminates a pathway others can follow.
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That's led to major suspicions that Riyadh wants a pathway to building nuclear weapons.
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It's got long battery life (and long charge times) and an all-glass pathway.
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Is this pathway even emancipatory, and what is liberation leading us towards if so?
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As outlined in a new paper in Nature Genetics, researchers finally identified that pathway.
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We afford this pathway between the studio in LA and the studio in Bangalore.
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They truly believe that socialism is the pathway to economic security here in America?
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How did he get that pathway to light up as he walked down it?
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The Pathway Home provides mental health and case management services for veterans, Iljana said.
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With unanimous Democratic opposition to anything that touches Obamacare, the pathway is exceedingly narrow.
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They may just need someone to help them light their pathway to innovative entrepreneurship.
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"The pathway to getting the green card is just very, very difficult," Bhilawadikar said.
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For workers, what that means is a solid pathway to a well-paying career.
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That measure would provide temporary legal protections for Dreamers, but no pathway to citizenship.
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Last year, Austria was a major pathway for refugees heading from Turkey to Germany.
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The team is trying to provide them a relatively friction-less pathway to switch.
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It was intended as a stopgap measure, and didn't provide a pathway to citizenship.
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Manbij is a strategic pathway for ISIS from Turkey to Raqqa, its Syrian stronghold.
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And for many users, e-cigarettes are a clear pathway to traditional cigarette use.
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"Andrew thought he was on the pathway to being a billionaire," the source said.
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In 2005, the Bush administration pushed to give Southern Sudanese a pathway for independence.
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Why wouldn't we want the same pathway to direct care in the public sector?
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Mexico's Supreme Court recently created a pathway for patients to access medical cannabis there.
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"I don't see a real pathway to passage of an innovation bill," he said.
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In today's economy, a college education is a critical pathway to the middle class.
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By contrast, a stolen Social Security number is a permanent pathway to identity theft.
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"You, soldiers of Russia, opened up this pathway to peace," he told the audience.
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That aside, Lambda School is really offering a pathway to a more resilient life.
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They believe people that are law-abiding should be given a pathway [to citizenship].
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And once they had started down this pathway, it was difficult to change direction.
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The pathway of how you get there, that is the nature of a negotiation.
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Electricity, transportation, and buildings, three of the biggest emitters, have a pathway to zero.
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Does this allow me to have a pathway to a better life, or not?
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Therefore, it is in everyone's interest to provide a pathway for obtaining insurance. Yes.
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How do we make it truly about empowerment, residency, and a pathway to citizenship?
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With age, he has become more cautious about the pathway for democracy in China.
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That opened a pathway for Morocco to enter the race for the fifth time.
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And the new pathway provides an obvious target for drugs to protect against obesity.
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" The statement continued: "The W.G.A. leadership today declared a pathway for compromise doesn't exist.
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He also opens up about his own pathway to becoming a permanent U.S. resident.
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I was a permanent resident, the most secure legal status and pathway to citizenship.
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A door opens to a tree-shaded patio and pathway to the swimming pool.
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CIA director was considered a dead end, not a pathway to the Oval Office.
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"This could be the pathway that sets the stage for broad adoption," he said.
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Veterans repeatedly tell me that the pathway throughout their military career was clearly marked.
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Apprenticeships provide a structured, paid pathway of mentored work experience with related classroom instruction.
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In its research, a Jefferies analyst said the company has a pathway to profitability.
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"There is a pathway to achieve both of those without Democratic cooperation," he said.
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The abnormality in the inflammatory pathway these patients develop somehow drives the entire process.
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"We think there's a pathway forward if we all just work together," Manchin said.
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Brent Boyett, D.M.D., D.O., is the founder and chief medical officer for Pathway Healthcare.
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However, that pathway to monetization is no longer available under stricter regulations governing REITs.
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Providing them with a pathway to continue pursuing their dreams makes good economic sense.
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The poll found that 28503 percent support a pathway to citizenship for DACA recipients.
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Growing petrochemical production in China will also open a pathway for U.S. oil shipments.
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Eight years later, Clinton largely followed Obama's pathway to win the nomination against Sen.
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Immigration President Trump's willing to give 73 million undocumented immigrants a pathway to citizenship.
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That could create a pathway to deny Trump the 1,237 delegates needed for nomination.
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The measure doesn't offer a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers, instead giving temporary protections.
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Do you see it as giving a different kind of pathway to Indigenous kids?
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What this could mean, according to the authors, is that our brains respond to acute light—meaning brief exposures to light—through a different neural pathway than what's used for long periods of light exposure, a pathway that doesn't involve the SCN.
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Lebovits foresees possible treatments under this pathway as early as the second half of 2017.
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Erenumab is a lab-made antibody that works by blocking a neural pathway called CGRP.
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This will present an exciting, realistic and viable pathway forward that does not currently exist.
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And VR's invitation to experiment with different avatars strikes some as a pathway to temptation.
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Family-based migration has been a crucial pathway for Asians in the US, Essaheb said.
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Buttigieg, at Tuesday night's debate, framed it as a pathway to true Medicare-for-all.
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"We have never seen this [infected fruit] as a pathway for Nipah infection," Luby said.
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The nanodegree is an example of such a pathway, as is General Assembly's bootcamp model.
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Then walk a stone's throw away down a pathway to another rustic wood dwelling, Rakuichi.
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"But now, for the first time, I see a pathway to beating the industry models."
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And along that pathway, they can possibly find places to intervene and discover new cures.
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" They also announced plans to set up a "rigorous, responsible translational pathway toward such trials.
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These are the same people that said Donald Trump has no pathway to the nomination.
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Again, the Europeans and the Obama administration put Iran on a pathway to a bomb.
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Zuckerberg's call to action suggests a pathway to move toward a new and improved internet.
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We learned that to achieve full autonomy, we'd have to take a completely different pathway.
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I&aposm -- and if there&aposs a -- I&aposm even for a pathway to citizenship.
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You notice the person blocking the pathway is an upperclassman and their partner is younger.
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Follow your tongue, for it is the quickest and most reliable pathway to your heart.
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Last Friday, a new pathway for New Zealanders to gain Australian citizenship was also revealed.
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ML: In truth, it was used as an opportunity to teach people a pathway forward.
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"Each sugar uses a different metabolic pathway to provide energy to the muscles," she explains.
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And perhaps we are seeing a pathway in the near future to having some dialogue.
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And construction jobs, a well-trodden pathway to urbanisation, are currently hard to come by.
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But a delight in seeing the expected undone can be a pathway to poor thinking.
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Brent Boyett D.O is the founder and chief medical officer, medical division, for Pathway Healthcare.
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To go one step further, the team used two methods to turn the pathway off.
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He aims to solve the problem of protracted poverty by offering a pathway toward prosperity.
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"What this patient is teaching is there could be a pathway for correcting the disease."
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" Peterson went on, "He could see a pathway to the Presidency with them behind him.
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Castro opposes expansions of border walls by President Trump and supports a pathway to citizenship.
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Conservatives have opposed creating a special pathway for them to become citizens, calling it amnesty.
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The moderate Republicans want a pathway to citizenship for up to 1.8 million undocumented immigrants.
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People like Ms. Johnson have shown a pathway that leads to the diseases of obesity.
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This is a potential exposure pathway for toxins to reach people and organisms, he said.
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But at the time he didn't appear to be far down the pathway to violence.
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Salesforce commonly uses this theme across its business, like in the educational pathway program Trailheads.
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"There's going to be some reasonable people that find a reasonable pathway forward," Manchin said.
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""Decorations are simply an anchor or pathway to those old childhood magical emotions of excitement.
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The diversity visa is a pathway to permanent residence, commonly known as a green card.
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This is perhaps most visible in the way Nakaya's "Pathway" gives way to its environment.
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But cost aside, attending college is still the most common pathway to becoming a CEO.
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What is your pathway to make up the deficit, and can you realistically catch up?
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The pathway (or lane in current parlance) was left wide open for someone like Trump.
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Songs like "Hulahoop Wounds" and "Napoleon Solo" each showed a different pathway for the band.
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The pathway for a bipartisan, targeted bill on family separation is still very, very unclear.
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People-powered movements are not simply about resistance and protest, but a pathway to change.
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Ruthlessness is more likely the outcome of having power than the pathway to getting power.
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"When we put together this pathway to democracy, we worked closely with him," Pompeo said.
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The feet, she says, are a very efficient pathway for releasing toxins from the body.
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And my pathway to get there is by trying to make space transparent and predictable.
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"We're not a pathway to pro tennis by any stretch of the imagination," Washington said.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) and Sanders, have voiced similar support for a pathway to citizenship.
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Other candidates, including Harris and Buttigieg, are looking for a pathway into more serious contention.
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Jane is so filled with self-doubt, but can't really see another pathway or avenue.
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"Sondland, a Trump megadonor, responded with confidence that "we have identified the best pathway forward.
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Then along came the commercial internet and a new, more anonymous trading pathway was created.
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The deal shortens the pathway for lower-paid temporary workers to achieve full-time status.
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However, for Republican women, this pathway is both liberating and difficult at the same time.
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Wong, 63, of Sacramento, used to be a client at the Pathway Home, authorities said.
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As for outdoor lighting, you can find sconces, floodlights, pathway lights and stand-alone fixtures.
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They offer access to greater life and career opportunities and a pathway out of poverty.
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Welfare reform is also critical for empowering impoverished communities and providing a pathway to prosperity.
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"I don't see a real pathway to passage of an innovation bill," he said. Sen.
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Israel needs new leadership and a fresh pathway to at least begin to heal internally.
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Going to law school is no longer a guaranteed pathway to financial and career success.
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Cannon advocated a guest worker program for immigrants and pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants.
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Some conservatives are also likely to oppose the pathway to citizenship that Trump is endorsing.
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It's still in its infancy but it is certainly a pathway into the top levels.
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The plaques were wedged into boulders that mark the pathway toward the park's scenic overlook.
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It's still a valuable first step and a key part of your pathway to success.
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When I watched the first season of Stranger Things, I thought it offered a pathway.
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Right, and this would've given broad immunity to them and a pathway to American citizenship.
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Right, which have gone back and forth, but never have had the pathway to citizenship.
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To get to my college girlfriend's parent's house from the bus stop, I had to walk through a small park—damp black tarmac pathway, edges crumbling into the grass, that sort of thing—and on this pathway, there was various half-assed graffiti sprayed.
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I know there's been criticism in some corners about the FDA's use of that pathway, but I think we've used that pathway in a thoughtful way, and the results have mostly borne out that the drugs do go on to demonstrate a confirmatory benefit.
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Pathway to citizenship: yes Abolishing ICE: no, but reform The South Bend, Indiana mayor hasn't put out a specific immigration plan, but he supports a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants who work, pay taxes, and contribute to the economy, according to his website.
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In an Aramco I.P.O., there's no money to be made and no pathway to moral redemption.
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So take that and then add it to your life versus go down this one pathway.
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The FDA plans to finalize its guidance on establishing an alternative accelerated pathway early next year.
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And as poor economic prospects often provide a pathway toward radicalism, that alone is deeply troubling.
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My family and I do not have a pathway toward citizenship, not today, tomorrow, or ever.
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WATTERS: And a part of the negotiation is putting a pathway to citizenship on the table.
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This is not fun, and it's not a pathway to a better life — just the opposite.
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"Probably the major pathway going into this field is to work on Capitol Hill," said Pinkham.
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Stories, like Kim's, not only give us hope but show us a pathway to the future.
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The pathway to Mars is a Grand Canyon, or even a Valles Marineris, of engineering hurdles.
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Surface temperature change from HFC emissions under business as usual scenario compared to Kigali Amendment pathway.
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They had offered me a low interest rate and quicker pathway to a debt-free life.
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It's not as effective as the glucose pathway, but the trick is, it works without oxygen.
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"VR is really a pathway to mixed reality," said Vic Singh, founding general partner at Eniac.
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"Becoming drug resistant doesn't interfere with their attack because it's a totally different pathway," Kadouri explained.
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This pathway seems to be additionally sensitive and responsive to ASMR triggers, like whispering, he says.
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But this would be an example of the drug indirectly affecting cells, through the PLD2 pathway.
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Asked September 21 if he'd rule out a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, Trump declined.
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"If you follow the pathway you see the most horrendous child sexual abuse material," Lester says.
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