Two people in charge of the shelter are being investigated.
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We don't want these people in charge of us anymore.
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And the people in charge of all those travelers onboard?
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People in charge need an accurate picture to make decisions.
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"Very few people in charge explained what Brexit meant," he says.
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Two people in charge of the trailer were detained, White said.
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Then, you put the right people in charge of those teams.
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"We don't want these people in charge of us anymore," Emma said.
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GIULIANI: Rod Rosenstein is one of people in charge of this case.
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I looked at the people in charge; surely someone would stop this.
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Zimbabweans have learned to expect only trouble from the people in charge.
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It's often down to luck, and the cleverness of the people in charge.
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"Can we please put the smart people in charge now?" one sign read.
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Pyrotechnicians are the people in charge of conceiving, designing, and executing fireworks shows.
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And the people in charge certainly don't seem to want us talking about them.
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" Saturn: "I want to encourage people in charge to pay attention to intern programs.
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It's now time for the people in charge to put a stamp on it.
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I mean somebody keeps putting totally unqualified people in charge of really important stuff.
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Gentle activism only works when the people in charge care, and they currently don't.
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And the people in charge were covering up, stalling — or they truly didn't care.
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You can't fix structural inequality with a palette swap of the people in charge.
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I asked him why more people in charge of shows don't create deaf characters.
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Even as profits disappeared, compensation for the people in charge did not decline significantly.
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The people in charge of the club said, 'OK, we're putting Robin on next.
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"This city was going down, and the people in charge wasn't caring," he said.
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What you're saying is, the enterprises that were begun by the people in charge, i.e.
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We just have to push the people in charge to stop prioritizing efficiency and stinginess.
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And not even the people in charge of the nation's wireless companies are immune, apparently.
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True, well, this is ... Contemporaneous notes filed by the people in charge of the theater.
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Instead, the people in charge seem hell-bent on taking us in the opposite direction.
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Unfortunately, there will always be cooks or people in charge who value profit over health.
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Stone has spent the last 40 years giving the finger to the people in charge.
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"The people in charge of the pool should have done more intensive tests," he said.
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Why do you think the people in charge of redistricting might have made these decisions?
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We need new and different people in charge if we want to make real change.
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So what is the first move of the people in charge of inventing the future?
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I soon learned that the people in charge relied on that inequality for their power.
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Blackburn because people saw and they said: Do we really want these people in charge?
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"The people in charge today all have vested interests; we don't want them," she said.
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Chances are the people in charge have a few other factors that figure into these decisions.
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We may have more people in charge who believe in a prohibitionist, law-and-order paradigm.
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Semiannual reports are required to include information related to the people in charge of the fund.
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Without further delay, America needs to put equally formidable people in charge of combating this enemy.
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There's loads of oversight, and the people in charge of the work are trustworthy public servants.
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Maybe he thinks Trump is doing the right thing by putting the right people in charge.
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The people in charge who have never listened to us before, might just listen to us today.
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Of course voters will blame the people in charge when something goes wrong with their health insurance.
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I mean, for a city with so much history the people in charge have pretty short memories.
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No. Trump has put lots of experienced people in charge, even if they aren't veterans of Salesforce.
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What surprised at RSAC me is that the people in charge seem to be getting the message.
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Moreover, when they do, the people in charge of the punishments tend to get off scot-free.
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Read more: Why there won't be a 'Minecraft 2,' according to the people in charge of 'Minecraft'
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It represents a catchall designation for ''people in charge'' — and implies that they've been ensconced too long.
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Now, we will begin the process of putting the American people in charge of their health care.
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Scapegoats and new diseases have often gone together, often to lift blame from the people in charge.
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And the people in charge of dealing with those disasters will be the worst of the worst.
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Audience expectations aside, a royal wedding can be entertaining for the people in charge of covering it.
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And she meets with the whip team -- the people in charge of counting votes -- at 9 a.m.
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"It's very tempting for people in charge to misuse their power for rent-seeking," Mr. Giang said.
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But a short time later I spoke with one of the people in charge of Microsoft's reliability managers.
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First, Mr Ramaphosa should put good people in charge of the national finances and the criminal-justice system.
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If the people in charge of the subway don't like those solutions, they can try some different ones.
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So you'd hope that the people in charge of America's nukes are keeping a cool head under pressure.
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"The people in charge of sales are targeting whale at places they haven't up until now," he said.
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And nobody seems to trust the people in charge to tell them where they fit into the future.
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But yet the people in charge that are supposed to be the most professional haven't done their job.
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But the people in charge of the magazine are betting that millennials in general will approve of the move.
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This belief argues that the people in charge of the narrative are deliberately concealing the "truth" about a relationship.
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The show expresses a deep faith in the future of technology, but a skepticism about the people in charge.
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People in charge, Alexander argued, can no longer continue to plead ignorance when it comes to diversity and representation.
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For as long as there have been celebrities, there have been people in charge of managing those celebrities' misdeeds.
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He sent wires out to agencies and the people in charge of the talent programs at the various studios.
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They want to know that the people in charge understand and represent their interests at a deeply personal level.
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Provisions made seven years ago cannot stop the new people in charge from shaping the law and attendant regulations.
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The bottom line is that eggs and coffee are now cool with the people in charge of Big Nutrition.
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I just tried to apply for asylum, but the people in charge told me I'm not eligible for it.
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But first came 1924, when the people in charge spoke openly of ranking immigrants of certain origins above others.
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But the people in charge of God's Promise aren't quite monsters, and the place is hardly a gothic nightmare.
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And when he got to college, he says, he realized the people in charge didn't think he was starter material.
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Which means the people in charge of the interpretation are really powerful in determining the course of the nomination, right?
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I want to see the State Department do a good job even if I disagree with the people in charge.
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Message for the people in charge: Instead of spicy nuggets, we want food that is harvested with dignity NOT violence.
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Whereas the people in charge of PornHub are making so much money they don't know what to do with it.
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The core flaw in the federal government is that the people in charge are not allowed to make sensible choices.
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This doesn't mean the company has to become boring, Colonna said, but the people in charge can't be loose cannons.
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Like the people in charge of college sports, NCAA statistics indicate that this group is primarily white: This matters, too.
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That's easier to do when the people in charge of those agencies directly owe their jobs to the new president.
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And let's hope that they're right — that by the time stuff happens, we'll actually have non-delusional people in charge.
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"Sometimes when you want to do something new & challenging some people in charge might need some convincing," Bob-Waksberg tweeted.
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When you need money, it's a bad idea to stop investing in the people in charge of getting you more money.
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The bigger question-mark over Labour's plans to "democratise" the economy is whether they would really put ordinary people in charge.
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Those blunders, combined with the McCarron muff, could be enough to convince the Haslams they have the wrong people in charge.
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"You're supposed to have no clue what the people in charge of the trust are doing with your money," Ornstein said.
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This is particularly important in universities, where the people in charge of educating the next generation lean strongly to the left.
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On some level, then, it's no surprise that the people in charge at Baylor chose to act with such blatant impunity.
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Putting white people in charge is probably how you end up with white women disproportionately benefiting from diversity and inclusion policies.
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Rules are rules, but they almost always broken, and only occasionally enforced when it becomes embarrassing for the people in charge.
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Subway riders: This morning could be your chance to have your thoughts about the trains heard by the people in charge.
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Still, I thought that fixing it was only a matter of bringing it to the attention of the people in charge.
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When the series ended, the people in charge, Ms. Peil said, offered her a chance to select items from the set.
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And where scientific research was dismissed or suppressed when it didn't fit with the needs and wants of the people in charge.
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Two people in charge of the elevator company have been arrested and will be facing charges of involuntary manslaughter, reported CCTV News.
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Rather than push for arrests he has adhered to due process, while incrementally trying to place sound people in charge of institutions.
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I can't tell if #ComcastCaresDay is a joke or an example of people in charge being embarrassingly out of touch with reality.
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Let's imagine for a minute that the people in charge decided that appointing a special prosecutor was the right thing to do.
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"The people in charge of maintaining the pool and checking could and should have done more intensive tests," Andrada said on Wednesday.
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The tax bill is complicated, but really it's simple—the people in charge do not care about the consequences of their actions.
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Mr. Christie liked to be around celebrity; Mr. Trump, who owned several casinos in Atlantic City, liked to know people in charge.
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It's a terrifying moment, realizing that some of the people in charge of keeping us safe are falling down on the job.
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Together, these hires represent a familiar Trump administration strategy: putting people in charge of government programs whose goal is to dismantle them.
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The people in charge will continue to work on solving the problems they care about and continue not caring about the rest.
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Still, I can't help wondering how the people in charge of the Restaurant Collection felt about welcoming a place called Bang Bar.
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I think the people ... If you know the people in charge ... Like right now AI, 97 percent of the developers are white men.
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The people in charge of the most important tech products in the world don't have much in common with many of their customers.
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Let us hope that the people in charge of this prosecution, including the Special Counsel and the Assistant Attorney General, are such people.
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"I want to put black people in charge of their economic destiny," Steyer said, discussing his campaign to give loans to black businesses.
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Now the assassination of Qassim Suleimani has transformed the situation, generating a wave of patriotism that has greatly bolstered the people in charge.
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The ingeniously unsophisticated scrap of fabric has only one job: to eliminate smartphone use in places where the people in charge don't want it.
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Still: There are smart people in charge of these movies, people who care about the characters and want to do right by the audience.
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Election rules require him to stand 43 feet away from the entrance, and the people in charge here are strict about enforcing that rule.
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In 2013, the people in charge of the business side of the San Francisco 49ers football team hired Moon Javaid to work on analytics.
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I want to take the opportunity to ask the people in charge to please contact us to let us know where our children are.
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A remorseless psychopath is no-one's idea of a good leader, while having nice people in charge is not simply a matter of preference.
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It's yet another thing to make you wonder if the people in charge even know what to do about doping in the first place.
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But all we really know is that the people in charge of explaining to us what happened and why aren't worthy of our trust.
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"The people in charge have no idea what they're doing," said Gregory Miller, the executive director of OSET, an election technology nonprofit research group.
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But now things have gotten real, and all indications are that the people in charge have no idea what they're doing, on any front.
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Those attacks have abated since President Donald Trump put his own people in charge of the bureau, but the leadership issue was never resolved.
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But putting the people in charge of nominating candidates hasn't necessarily resulted in candidates they're happier with, and it certainly hasn't killed off the parties.
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The attack wiped out the people in charge of security in Kandahar, a pivotal southern province which gave birth to the Taliban in the 22001s.
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For instance, the company recently lost many of the people in charge of the development of the company's electric drivetrain to rival EV startup Rivian.
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The that agency helped get us to the moon oversees the people in charge of forecasting the weather and it oversees our nuclear energy matters.
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Chicago's segregation is a deliberate choice both by the average people living within it and the people in charge of controlling, patrolling, and defining it.
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These drinks were blessings; not because of their slightly flat taste, but because they were served when the people in charge weren't really paying attention.
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The people in charge intended it as a way to measure our success, but they underestimated, with graduation looming, how little we gave a fuck.
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"The people in charge of having students take classes were not recommending them," said Kelly Conroy, currently pursuing a Master's in Human Sexuality at Widener.
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So bottom line is — bottom line is: I want to talk to the people in charge, if they can prove that it's a fair situation.
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"Sometimes when you want to do something new and challenging some people in charge might need some convincing," Bob-Waksberg wrote on his Twitter feed.
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Its cumulative effect is to obscure the degree to which companies are poorly and selfishly run for the benefit of the powerful people in charge.
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So there's a bunch of ... I don't necessarily have relationships with a lot of the maybe people in charge, but a lot of their community.
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"There's the idea that doing too well could put you in conflict with the people in charge, and that could lead to problems," Rodebaugh says.
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The idea is to pressure the specific people in charge of hiring at various university and think tank subdivisions to shy away from considering Nielsen.
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When the people in charge of an operation get along and trust one another, employees often feel more confident that their company is being well-run.
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Here are the most influential and important people in charge of TikTok in the US, a presence which has been as controversial as it is popular.
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Female staffers and advisors work hard behind the scenes, but the people in charge—the MPs, the ministers, and the party bosses—are still overwhelmingly men.
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Vastola felt that the anger towards the jeans was unfair, especially because there's a whole team of people in charge of picking out what Jessica wears.
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How is it possible then that over $9 million went out the door and people in charge had no idea that that money was being spent?
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But if those riches have been earned by luck, or an implicit taxpayer subsidy, then it does not make sense to put such people in charge.
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If only the people in charge had invested more in cybersecurity, or updated their systems, or simply weren't incompetent, then the hack never would have happened.
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According to the people in charge, Narstie improvised most of his lines, establishing him, quite clearly, as one of the finest British actors in recent years.
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The people in charge of the Doomsday Clock, a metaphorical timepiece that keeps track of how close the Earth is to destruction, are just as frightened.
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While it's rough around the edges, this real-time footage offers the people in charge of the shoot a way to interactively preview what they've shot.
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That means putting in effort up front but eventually leaving more qualified people in charge so they can move on to the next income-generating project.
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This could be achieved by passing laws that make future anti-corruption initiatives more difficult, or by replacing the people in charge of the Federal Police.
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Shrink government spending by trimming pensions and cutting social programs, the logic runs, and the markets will gain confidence in the tough-minded people in charge.
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They speak to high school coaches and principals and people in charge of A.A.U. teams, hoping to gather the information that is not apparent on film.
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Privacy was on everyone's mind at this year's CES in Las Vegas, from CEOs to policymakers, PR agencies and people in charge of programming the panels.
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I wish the people in charge had a desire to speak with these Dreamers and see how amazing and powerful and smart and necessary they are.
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What they have seen time and again is that the people in charge lack the appropriate resources for the job, or are unwilling to use them.
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" A wildly irresponsible movie on every level, historically and every other thing, and the people in charge of the company said, "Well, that's not our responsibility.
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"It's $5 billion to fund the top 10 projects on a border security program by the experts and the people in charge of doing that," Rubio said.
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Drug traffickers have become more ruthless over the years because the cartels in charge of the routes hold people in charge of shipments more accountable, Carrillo said.
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These edits don't fix what the men did, but they at least send a message that the people in charge will not tolerate such behavior anymore (finally!).
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In other words, Trump can have it both ways, as long as he keeps winning—and telling the people in charge that he'll play their game, too.
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One: had the people in charge of Gatwick — again, one of Europe's biggest and busiest airports — never done any threat modelling / scenario analysis / contingency planning at all?
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I understand the business rationale, but I wonder how the people in charge -- including, or perhaps especially, the Murdochs -- justify actually going through with that business rationale.
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"I hope the people in charge are fact-checking to ensure that whatever is written about me or my family or my interests is fair," he said.
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While you possess great potential to be an authority figure, part of your task in life is to learn to navigate your relationship with people in charge.
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And did you call up the people in charge of voting in your old state to tell them to go ahead and take you off their list?
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You also need to know that they're all fixable, if the people in charge could be less concerned about efficiency and stinginess and more concerned about human beings.
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It's almost as though the people in charge of marketing the film didn't know how to deal with its progressive messaging, and reverted to what they knew best.
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The people in charge at Facebook and Twitter are just getting around to saying so, but the rest of us have made it clear that we already knew.
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We take these now-"traditional" formats as gospel, but they were merely invented by normal people in charge of the early medium, and they persist to this day.
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"I don't believe that the people in charge, whether it's the Congress, the Senate or the president in the past have listened to us the people," he said.
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Fines for participants in a cartel can amount to 40 percent of a company's worldwide annual revenue, or to 900,000 euros for people in charge of the deals.
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Until consumers get answers and people in charge are held accountable, Congress should not allocate one more dime in tax money to help fund the organic con job.
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The SEC on Monday also cited the accuracy and adequacy of information on "the identity of the people in charge of the company" as reasons for the halt.
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"All we want is these people in charge to talk to us, so we can help them make changes," Ms. Raisman told The New York Times in July.
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Or, how I learned to stop worrying and accept that the people in charge are just as chaotic, selfish and stupid as the people they're in charge of.
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Ask any expert about what's needed during a public health crisis, and they'll almost certainly tell you the same thing: clear, consistent messaging from the people in charge.
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However, it's unnerving that the people in charge of the US executive branch are using secure messaging apps as well as private email accounts to conduct official state business.
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She also suggested he take up the issue with the people in charge of casting and not with black British actors who have a right to do their jobs.
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That's not the kind of anger that dissipates because you put a few black people in charge of a system black people have felt oppressed by since its inception.
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The people in charge of these projects will no doubt argue that with traffic growing overall, the freeways would be in even worse shape had they not been expanded.
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"When you tell your kids about it, you can immediately empower them to send postcards to the people in charge of the policy, demanding they change it," Woods explained.
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The leader, I mean one of the big decisions that was made putting the people in charge of Iraq that were in charge of Iraq, and they were exclusionary.
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In Afghanistan, the most probable outcome is that the I.C.C. will continue to expose its innocuousness and breed cynicism about international justice and the people in charge of it.
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Conway said converting to a block grant system would ensure that people in charge of administering the program are "those who are closest to the people" who need care.
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"We are optimistic and, jointly with the other people in charge, stand behind this strategy unequivocally - something we made clear within the supervisory board," Piech said in the interview.
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And, with Ortiz being a very outspoken fan of Trump's immigration policies, he decided to meet with the people in charge of patrolling the area ... and they LOVED him!!!
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"— James Berardinelli, ReelViews"Having the people in charge of Star Wars&apos legacy acknowledging their own inability to move forward is a sad way for the story to end.
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In her research, Lopez found that almost all Hmong media takes a similar structure, with just one or two people in charge of the whole operation, with low overhead.
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It's a story of failure and misconduct that seems all the more urgent at a time when the people in charge of the government are trying to dismantle federal agencies.
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Yet political patronage works only if those being cajoled believe the people in charge will be around long enough to carry out the promised favour, points out one Eurosceptic plotter.
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Moreover, there's little guarantee the people in charge of the decision-making process are experts in security or technology, and there's a good chance they won't have the funds anyway.
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But now, as other fine minds in tech blogging point out, the people in charge have gone and ruined it by casting Jessica Alba as a mentor to app developers.
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But a broader issue is that the people in charge of crafting the story — including Rhodes but running up to Obama himself — seem to have somewhat ambivalent feelings about it.
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The Haggler Consumers who write to the Haggler to describe particularly egregious behavior often end their letters with variations of this question: Why aren't the people in charge behind bars?
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As part of that investigation, I went to Facebook's Menlo Park, California headquarters for on-the-record interviews with the people in charge of the company's sprawling content moderation operation.
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But of course the president still has exceptional power to shake-up the agency, put different people in charge of it, and adjust some of the legalities around its work.
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And yet I would tend to think the people in charge then were significantly more enlightened or worthy of their positions than the crew we've got in there right now.
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"The bottom line is that I was ultimately asked to sign and return the final version of the letter directly to the people in charge of organizing it," he said.
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"In an overreaction to that assertion, the people in charge in Brooklyn went overboard, did not follow the appropriate procedure and took a bunch of people off the rolls," she said.
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On top of the on-court woes, the people in charge of the Knicks and Lakers organizations seem to specialize in providing us glaringly public examples of off-the-court discord.
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But NBA teams in major markets are largely impervious to their owners' mistakes, at least on the balance sheets; their franchises can't fail, no matter what the people in charge do.
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They could have offered proof that residents who didn't even know each other faced the same tortures — and more importantly, that people in charge should have been aware of the problems.
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The people in charge of NASCAR are willing to change a lot about NASCAR, but they've held a tight grip on the role that the human element plays in the racing.
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However, there is little known about the people in charge of running the platform, and the executives at the top of its owner, ByteDance, a $75 billion company based in China.
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The American economy relies on the private sector — and we can leverage the private sector the right way by putting the American people in charge of how corporations conduct their business.
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Protagonist Kenneth Durand is one of the people in charge of shutting down black market clinics that offer unauthorized improvements like super-strength or intelligence, instead of fixes for genetic diseases.
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Alongside a small team, Martha Ruiz and Brian Cullinan were the people in charge of counting the votes of the 7,000 members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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To understand how we got to this point, you need to understand the people in charge of Trump's foreign policy: National Security Adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Kapor Klein sees it not being so much about the organization as the people in charge, and the more ingrained the negative culture, the harder it's going to be to change.
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"He's somebody who believes that bad things are going to happen, and that the people in charge don't know anything," a political operative who has worked closely with Singer told me.
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He then appointed former lobbyists onto "deregulation teams," meaning that in some cases the people in charge of considering regulatory changes were representatives of the industries affected by those same rules.
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This gives people in charge of private insurance plans an incentive to find ways to push enrollees into the catastrophic range, shifting the vast majority of drug costs off their books.
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Among these workers, there was a widely shared sentiment of frustration, even disgust, that the people in charge seemed to lack concern for the people who actually keep the government working.
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The super-competent who can see more than four hours ahead, while the people "in charge" blunder from endless meeting to endless meeting, making plans that'll get whiteboarded away next week.
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"We want justice for the people who lost their lives, we want justice, to find out about the building companies, the T.M.O., the people in charge of the tower," he said.
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Senator Lindsey Graham coming out and saying that he&aposs very concerned about the people in charge of the Clinton investigation as to whether they were really in the tank or not.
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Perhaps. Technology has opened up new possibilities for how to answer that same basic question that Henry Parker struggled with almost four centuries ago: how do you put the people in charge?
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"I'd say in the last two years, I've taken real accountability at looking at every little thing and talking with the people in charge of my money," she admitted on RuPaul's podcast.
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Like the generation before us realizing that the people in charge royally screwed them over, we're still trying to reconcile with the fact that mom and dad aren't coming to save us.
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In order to reconcile this, we have to realize the point at which our interest as fans diverges from the necessarily different ones held by the people in charge of baseball teams.
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And the people in charge of the property believe it still has plenty of longevity, as well as pliability and potential for further growth, if they stay true to its idiosyncratic values.
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Imagine how it is when you are, you know, a witness in an FBI case or a subject in an investigation and you know that the people in charge have the same biases.
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Therein lies the bigger problem: The president sets the tone for the way his representatives to other countries act; what's acceptable in an ambassador is determined by the people in charge of them.
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Sometimes the people in charge don't want to hear what it is you're seeing, or talking about—and that's OK. That doesn't mean you can't keep trying to engage the center of community.
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If the people in charge of my reintegration are the ones who have the least faith in rehabilitation, how can I expect society to change its views about formerly incarcerated people like me?
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OperatorIn real-estate syndication, the operators — or general partner or syndicator, as they&aposre commonly referred to — are the people in charge of pulling together a large group of investors for a deal.
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They bank on the fact that the average person — and the people in charge of reviewing sites for Google News — will assume the Denton Daily or Jamestown Journal is a real news outlet.
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Ultimately, though, people like Bernie Davis and Lorne Cass hope that the people in charge of funding will allow NextGen to take flight, and bring our air traffic control system into the 21st century.
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The app is also now reportedly searching for a CEO to run day-to-day operations while based in the US.These are some of the most important people in charge of TikTok's US operations:
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But the people in charge of those companies had an idea: They started buying shares of their own stock from investors, which meant there were fewer stocks out there for other people to buy.
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"Accountability and change begins with the people in charge who failed to prevent, failed to properly investigate and possibly covered-up serious allegations of sexual harassment within the Capitol," he said in a statement.
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"It basically boils down to: 'If we, the people in charge of national security, dictate the terms on which this network is built, we will damn well make sure it is secure,'" Feld said.
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VICE showed up to addresses affiliated with the Green Tree/WeeMedical chain, placed phone calls, sent texts and emails, and repeatedly mailed letters in an attempt to get answers from the people in charge.
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Yet watchdogs of the nonprofit industry note that youth sports organizations rarely put in place routine checks and balances, such as having multiple people in charge of the money, opening the door to fraud.
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It is unthinkable that many of the people in charge of making our country healthier would be the same people who have spent their entire careers trying to take that kind of care away.
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Then comes nothing, inaction, as it becomes clear the people in charge of the country have looked upon all of this and decided nothing really needs to change, that this is just what happens.
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Most of all, though, I think this is a story about how the people in charge of the country failed, the kind of failure that takes years and even decades to be fully known.
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Britain could afford to be such an endearingly odd place, with its bloated royal family and tub-thumping tabloids, because it had a genius for putting sensible people in charge of the things that mattered.
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The people In charge or airing the commercials should all take themselves outside to the tree line and haze themselves until all the worthless, bad decision making genes that inhabit their worthless disgusting bodies die.
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It's not easy for a technical solution like this to get the attention of venture capitalists (or contests like Battlefield) because the people in charge don't always understand the nuances of this type of solution.
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They don't trust the rules governing who can vote, they don't trust the people in charge of administering the polling stations, they don't trust the machines, and they don't trust the way delegates are assigned.
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In 2012, it took him a few months to recover from defeat, but soon enough he was maneuvering to take back his right-wing party, renaming it Les Républicains and putting his people in charge.
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It's certainly within the realm of possibility that the people in charge of the meeting at which that list was adopted operated the way they would have operated as commissioners in New York's City Hall.
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When Akhmad Kadyrov was killed in a terrorist attack in 2004, his son took his place, muscling out rival strongmen and monopolizing power in the republic by placing his people in charge of federal institutions.
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And while we can debate the sustainability of defense spending, the very people in charge of running Social Security and Medicare/Medicaid have been warning us of the impending insolvency for those programs for years.
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Black people in charge of, or embedded in, institutions that have not atoned for their history of racism can make it easier for those institutions to ignore or dismiss present-day claims of racial bias.
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That may finally change, if the people in charge of Silicon Valley — venture capitalists, who control the money — start to realize that the real problem with tech bros is not just that they're boorish jerks.
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There, he was asked to hand over his identification cards and passports to the people in charge, was given the name "Abu Omar" and then placed in a house with about 70 other foreign fighters.
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"It seems the people in charge [don't] really understand the problem, and I don't think thats a good thing for Pakistan or for the U.S.," said Omer Shahid Hamid, the head of Karachi's counter-terrorism department.
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The militarization of US policing at home is often overseen by the same people in charge of global counterinsurgency, and to understand how these systems work and evolve, we must look at both together, Schrader argues.
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I think he's onto something there, which is this sense that for the last 30 years or so the world has been run by ... Regardless of who gets elected, you've had the same people in charge.
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Reuters reported last week the EU would make the move, which introduces a travel ban and an asset freeze on people in charge of security forces accused of widespread abuses, particularly during the 2017 anti-government protests.
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But how can we find our way into the story proper, now that the People in Charge have spent a fair amount of time winking at us about the asshole culture that Lee's about to take down?
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The answer is that America is a very big country with a lot of strengths, and it can run on momentum for a long time even if none of the people in charge know what they're doing.
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The increase in activity is exciting, but as more and more dance residencies and presenters crop up, some of the people in charge have begun to express concerns about overcrowding even as they float dreams of synergy.
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Polls suggest that, even though voters who support Trump are frustrated with the people in charge, they aren't disillusioned about leadership in general: they are attracted to Trump's "leadership qualities" and to an authoritarian view of life.
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For starters, when Turner left, Nadella put two people in charge of the worldwide sales organization who shared his cloud-centered vision: Judson Althoff became head of worldwide commercial business and Jean Phillipe Courtois took over global sales.
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"You have to have the best people, and you have to put those people in charge, and those people have to be the best at what they do, and that's going to be my father's message," Trump said.
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We're told people in charge of security at the event are well aware of the bad blood, and extra measures -- including more guards -- are being taken to ensure the 2 don't have any interaction ... and no nasty confrontation.
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Some simply called for destroying nests, but Jennifer McNeil, a staff sergeant at the Parks and Recreation Department, warned that this would create undue work for people in charge of the task since nests can be rebuilt quickly.
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There's a lot of really weird psychology and game theory at work when you start talking nuclear deterrence, but one thing that creates huge amounts of angst among people in charge of nuclear armaments is, basically, performance anxiety.
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The people in charge of law enforcement agencies' social media accounts are usually their public information officers, command staff, and even police chiefs, who are often hailed for their humor by the page's followers and by local media.
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For our series The Touch Down, we consult the people in charge of the draft — the buyers and fashion directors at our readers' favorite shops — to find out their best bets for the season's MVPs (most valuable products).
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For our new series The Touch Down, we consult the people in charge of the draft — the buyers and fashion directors at our readers' favorite shops — to find out their best bets for the season's MVPs (most valuable products).
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In the first examples, I think the people in charge are professionals who accept that we might not always see eye-to-eye, that Times reporters have to be aggressive, and that they are going to take some hits.
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But to put their skills and expertise to good use, it's generally beneficial to put some people in charge who can serve as an interface between the career staff and the big picture political objectives of the White House.
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And while the people in charge are "very sorry that people got frightened," they don't intend to replace those shattered panels with regular ones, because they hope people will want to come and experience them, the letter says at the end.
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"This matter calls into question the whole government ...It always puts people in charge who are in the pay of the lobbies or who are looking out for themselves," said Luigi Di Maio, one of the 5-Star's leading lights.
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Now that the team has been revealed as something less than that, the question has become when, or if, the people in charge will realize that the window has closed, and that it's time to get to work on opening another.
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When a company makes a decision that is destructive to the environment, for instance, it is not because there are bad or unintelligent people in charge: Directors typically have a fiduciary responsibility that makes the bottom line their only priority.
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And like Gottlieb, those involved sought to shred the evidence and move on with their lives, while the people in charge allowed them to do so because they believed these loyal spies were protecting the country from a greater evil.
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At the State Department, career employees are faced with proposed budget cuts and White House indifference; at the departments of Energy and Education, the people in charge seem to have been placed there primarily to undo what their departments do best.
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It's labeled "Interim Guidance" for asylum officers — the people in charge of conducting interviews for asylum and "credible fear" screening interviews for migrants at the border that determine whether they'll be allowed to stay in the US and pursue an asylum claim.
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But Musk had only held cursory conversations with the people in charge of the fund, and many people inside Tesla — from the company's head of investor relations, to its chief financial officer — had not been given any heads up about the announcement.
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"We all know that the credibility of U.N. peacekeeping has been sadly undermined by the actions of a few intolerable cases of women and children being sexually exploited by the very people in charge of protecting them," she said, according to The Guardian.
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Watching the animals get auctioned off by characters who have no concept of their monetary value was like staring through the screen and seeing the people in charge of this franchise, who have no concept of the narrative or symbolic value of dinosaurs.
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The right thing for the FBI to do is if they find somebody&aposs working for a political campaign or Bank or any part of the government is to inform the people in charge that this person you hired has got unsavory connections.
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It is the rare person who knows the road yet has the ability to walk on both sides of the street, but if Democrats are going to harness and amplify all of this electric interest we can't have 17 people in charge.
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And instead of the subject being a noteworthy public figure and political candidate who holds no current office, the subject is the president of the United States and has the authority to hire and fire the people in charge of the investigation.
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"These rules devolve power from hospitals and EHR companies to the patient, my concern with the big tech companies is that they will just accumulate all the data and we're back where we started just with new people in charge," Webb said.
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The handling of injuries to outfielder Yoenis Cespedes and the pitchers Steven Matz and Syndergaard, as well as to other players, raised questions about the Mets' medical and training processes and, more specifically, about three of the people in charge of them.
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About New York Gene Russianoff plans to make his way on Monday morning from his home in Brooklyn to downtown Manhattan, where he will address the people in charge of the city's transit system — something he has done many, many times before.
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While Giuliani's mission to Ukraine may not have been ethical, in accordance with the law, or reflective of how American foreign policy is supposed to operate it was absolutely in pursuit of keeping the law-and-order people in charge of the government.
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One of the changes will be to elevate cyber stuff to its own command, putting it alongside commands like logistics and special operations, rather than having it live under US Strategic Command (who are essentially the people in charge of launching the nukes).
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I think fundamentally, these shows are not feminist, but I do think UnREAL complicates all of that, because we get to see behind the scenes, and because the people in charge are these female characters that are strong, and flawed, and dark, and in charge.
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Bad ideas about a movie being "the one," or about a movie serving as a box office trial balloon, are embarrassing — and the people who deserve the blame are the people in charge of making decisions about which movies get made in the first place.
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What's transpired over the past 96 hours or so is the sitting President demanding his Justice Department investigate a rumor he heard, then meeting with the two people in charge and announcing that, at his request, they would be doing exactly what he asked.
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Maybe the people in charge have been taking management cues from Prime Minister Theresa May's government, which has approached its Brexit plan like a class of first graders trying to build a working jet airplane out of Lego pieces and a flying-squirrel sock puppet.
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They have replaced Terry Collins, who was the oldest manager in Major League Baseball last season and had the longest tenure of any Mets manager, with Mickey Callaway, who at 25.01 will become one of the youngest people in charge of a professional dugout.
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Warren's selfie lines are a great deal more complicated than their name suggests; for one, there are exactly eight people in charge of making sure said selfie actually happens, despite the fact that the word "selfie" implies an act performed by an individual alone.
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But all of this happens because of the second reason network comedy pilots struggle: the people in charge at broadcast networks seem to think viewers won't watch a comedy if it doesn't have some huge, high-concept premise that can't be easily explained in a pilot.
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NUNES: That&aposs true, but what also is true is the same people in charge today still believe they can run the clock out and they&aposre trying to run the clock out for the rest of this Congress so we can&apost finish our investigations.
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Trump Is Letting Go the People in Charge of Maintaining Our Nuclear Arsenal [Updated]Photo: GettyBetween the Trump transition team's infighting, incompetence, and high-profile resignations, any decisions that signaled even a modicum of stability for the country would come as a relief at this point.
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Not only did the project's specifics change direction with alarming regularity (originally it was hyped by Google as a $50-$100 device; by 2016 the company admitted the first phones would cost the same as premium handsets), the people in charge of running the project changed too.
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In September, the Tap Pilam Coahuiltecan Nation and other plaintiffs filed a federal lawsuit against San Antonio, the land office, its commissioner George P. Bush and others, arguing that the people in charge of the renovation had neglected to properly study and protect the burial ground.
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It would certainly be easier for the people in charge if the 3x3 player pool was limited to amateurs—they are easier to push around, and there are no collective bargaining agreements to work around—but we are not bureaucrats and should not dream like bureaucrats.
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With the right people in charge (the nationalist populists and especially "Matteo") and the right goals (giving powers back to member states and shielding ordinary people from Muslims, criminals, bankers and the like) the EU could help defend the autonomy of nation states and the security of their peoples.
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"I've been in contact for many weeks now with my French colleague, with the people in charge at the Commission as well as with the companies, and we will continue this work, and I am convinced that there is still a chance for a good and sustainable solution," Altmaier said.
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More uncomfortably close to reality than ever, The First Purge suggests that even seemingly upstanding citizens are all too willing to cede power to cruel authoritarians, so long as the people in charge promise to target ethnic minorities and the poor, for the overall benefit of the middle-class majority.
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None of the people in charge—certainly not some tired old party hack like Mitch McConnell, or an operator like Chuck Schumer, should he get the chance—were looking to take the whole game, forever, driven on by the fanaticism of their donors and the embroidered histories of their followers.
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On the one hand, it can create a fire inside the hearts and minds of young people trying to change the world they live in, like how victims of the Parkland shooting are actively campaigning to pass gun reform laws because the People in Charge simply won't listen to them.
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But the People's Report Cards only work if they are shared with our leaders, so that those people in charge of taking the decisions that will shape our lives know that we are all holding them to account, and that we will not forget the promises they made in New York last year.
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But when the people in charge of the WBC started it, the history-making moments that they had in mind were not of the sort that Van Mil and Freiman provided when they became, over the course of an extremely quotidian two-out walk, the tallest batter-pitcher pairing in the sport's history.
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In the book Blood, Sweat, and Pixels, journalist Jason Schreier reports that, to get the game out on time for its hugely enthusiastic Kickstarter backers, the people in charge of the Pillars of Eternity production schedule had to factor in development tools, budget, story scope, bugs, and, of course, human motivation and error.
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As noted in a Lexington column at the time, he had the talent of using parables to tell conservatives that they can have something they already want—much lower taxes and a radically smaller government—and that, with "smart people" in charge, there will be no trade-offs, and indeed benefits for the poor.
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He addressed topics that the people in charge think millennials are too stupid and apathetic to understand, like the NHS, Syria, and police brutality, and did so with intelligence and wit, even imploring the Leader of the Opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, to do more on behalf of the young people and minorities suffering after merciless cuts and austerity measures.
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" Shechet said her only hesitation about the strike was around the idea of "striking without a measurable end-goal," but also noted: "It's an important opportunity for women to remind the country of our economic and social value, since the people in charge of running the country right now really seem to struggle with that concept.
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When I was younger, I was lucky enough to be taken to Scandinavia, to places like Sweden and Denmark, and I found there that the government and various other entities fund youth organizations where the people in charge are young people -- high school and college students -- but the staff are adults who have been working there for years.
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" He went on to say: "What's most frustrating is that we were protesting against tax avoidance at a time when schools and hospitals desperately need money, and the state has just spent hundreds of thousands of pounds trying to prosecute us for something that would have been instantly disregarded if the people in charge had watched the CCTV footage.
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Even today, when you ask people who owns what and who is elected to where, you get a laundry list of prominent white families—Hunt, Foster, Marcus, Sanders, Margo... These school beatings were perhaps my father's first political encounter with this racial order—a society where everyone you knew was Mexican except for the people in charge.
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So Kubrick made a movie (loosely based on the novel Red Alert) that skewered the people in charge by showing just how easy it would be for an unhinged, power-hungry general to start a nuclear war that would wipe out not just the Soviets but the Americans, and how helpless the president and his advisers would be to stop him.
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The biggest public relations risks for brands have never been the paycheck-dependent influencers or rigorously trained celebrities who stand at the front of their ad campaigns — it's always been the tone deafness or general idiocy of the people behind the campaigns, the immoral or poorly executed business decisions made the people in charge, or the simple undesirability of whatever they're selling.
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I think tonight was really the affirmation each one had for themselves, the clarity one has for themselves, because it's not that you can use that same power to change Washington or the people in charge, but once you know your own power and you find other people with that same power, it's your responsibility to make sure that continues to grow.
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First the simple part: Buttigieg is running for president because a) he has a message he wants to push out to Democrats nationally (It's time to put young people in charge) and b) he knows that in a field that is expected to grow to maybe as many as 24 candidates, there's simply no way of predicting what will happen.
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He examines a number of complex decisions with far-reaching consequences—such as the choice, made by President Barack Obama and his advisers, to green-light the raid on Osama bin Laden's presumed compound, in Abbottabad, Pakistan—and then shows how the people in charge drew upon insights from "decision science," a research field at the intersection of behavioral economics, psychology, and management.
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What had begun as a discussion about race was now, on the face of it, a conversation about manner, conducted largely by the white people in charge of him — members of a board who would still, after everything was over, be left grappling with the question of what role white elites should ultimately play in the education of poor black and brown children.
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"Regulators have said 'we're going to do a transition out by 2021' and I think that has given a false sense of security that the people in charge will take care of this," said Patrick Sargent, a partner at law firm Alston & Bird, adding that participants do not currently appreciate the size or complexity of the financial instruments that need to move to the new benchmark.
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It's here, maybe, that the Olympics comes closest to delivering on its promise to Bring Us All Together—in the futile and selective enforcement of doomed laws, in all the compromised functionaries of all the rotten ministries, in the fussing and rhetorical bloat of various podgy acronymic agencies, and especially in the destructive, all-consuming pettiness and raw, dick-swinging recklessness of the people in charge, we really do see the world.
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And although it's probably slightly easier for Trump to launch a military strike against a sovereign nation on the other side of the globe with little to no advance planning than it is to try to change a Defense Department policy with little to no advance planning, the fact that the people in charge of launching a war on North Korea don't seem to be doing anything of the sort is probably a fairly good indication that we're safe, at least for now.
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And they pulled back, and then, you know, it's a, it was a terrible thing the way he announced that, and then he didn't leave troops behind so that, you know, whatever there was of Iraq, which in my opinion wasn't very much, because I think that, you know, the government was totally corrupt, and they put the wrong people in charge, and you know, that in its own way led to the formation of ISIS, because they weren't given their due.
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When reviewing the suite of bills that the House will take up regarding the opioid epidemic, the majority leader should ask himself the following questions before he schedules them for floor action: Do they shrink the scale and scope of the federal government, do they add to the already enormous price tag of the federal government, do they put communities and the people in charge and not Beltway bureaucrats, and do they put the federal government on a glidepath back to the plain language of the 10th Amendment?
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