This model might pertain to other iterations of 'immersive' media.
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Those questions may not just pertain to Mueller's findings, however.
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The rest of the bizarre fouls all pertain to Biyombo.
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Unlike Reddit's policy, Facebook's new rules only pertain to deepfakes.
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Do such effects generalize, or only pertain to a select few?
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Whether it's divisive across the country ... it doesn't pertain to us.
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Others pertain to industries including renewable energy, horse racing and motorsports.
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The venture capital rules pertain to registration exemptions for investment advisers.
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Do you only apply to jobs that pertain to your major?
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She doesn't answer any of my texts unless they pertain to custody.
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I MEAN, THEY TAKE – THERE'S LIKE NO LAWS THAT PERTAIN TO THEM.
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The charges do not relate or pertain to this case, Weintraub said.
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That charge does not relate or pertain to this case, Weintraub said.
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The new obstruction of justice charges pertain to allegations of witness tampering.
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These provisions pertain to industries including renewable energy, motorsports and horse racing.
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I'm juggling 20 different books because they pertain to what I'm writing.
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It is not clear if those documents pertain to Trump's business dealings.
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All but a handful pertain to the liquids used in vaping devices.
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It does not, therefore, pertain to things like the sources of avian flu.
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Only a few of its voice-enabled functions actually pertain to thermostat features.
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Some of the most important developments in Friday's data pertain to the consumer.
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Dreeben told him the redacted portions did not pertain to the Manafort case.
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None of those things pertain to the United States in the same way.
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The documents prosecutors have requested pertain to Stone's schedules during the 2016 political convention.
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Those that are can pertain to growth, costs and market share, among other things.
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China has no laws that specifically pertain to animal cloning, Reuters reported last year.
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Most of them pertain to keeping Office open to competitors, as had been rumored.
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The bulk of the charges pertain to Cohen's own personal finances and business ventures.
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These pertain to pricing, the performance of new features, and Amazon's notoriously competive nature.
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It's possible those payments pertain to the Russia investigation and are on the level.
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What do you think of the future of transportation as it pertain to technology?
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Less frequently, but not unheard-of, are erasures that pertain to more significant topics.
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The doubts that should concern you pertain to the quality of what you're selling.
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Six hundred forty four of the memos pertain to witnesses whose names are redacted.
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This can pertain to people's own lives, but also to society as a whole.
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Everything here should be considered general information and may not pertain to your specific situation.
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As you break down the scripts, you work out which parts pertain to which department.
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"The dismissal also did not pertain to sales practices at the company," the statement said.
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None of the charges against him pertain to the 2016 presidential election or Russian interference.
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Factors 4 and 5 pertain to the prosecution of misconduct and the application of sanctions.
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Come Sunday juxtaposes the sins of this world with those that pertain to the afterlife.
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In most cases, lyrics from Guns N' Roses songs are altered to pertain to food.
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Second, you need to be educated about finances, especially things that pertain to your circumstances.
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The settlements pertain to two cases, one with 41 plaintiffs and another with 428 plaintiffs.
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Capstone … No, this doesn't pertain to Secretary Clinton's email discomfiture, nor a secretive government mission.
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How does this pertain to dolcetto, which we have focused on for the last month?
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The new policies pertain to advertisements featuring candidates for federal office or current office holders.
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"These issues pertain to Iranian behavior separate and apart from JCPOA," a senior official said.
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Knowledge of tax or financial laws and regulations that pertain to the collection of taxes.
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The decision does not pertain to San Francisco-based Lyft Inc, Uber's biggest rival in California.
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Prosecutors said the material didn't pertain to Weinstein and the woman wound up not deleting anything.
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The complaints do not pertain to any conduct in which Judge Kavanaugh engaged as a judge.
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Most of today's Thunder takes will pertain to their two superstars, Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook.
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As far the company is aware, none of the allegations pertain to Besh Steak, he said.
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Barr's statements only pertain to the Russian government, not Russian individuals or WikiLeaks or anyone else.
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An Amazon representative also declined to comment, noting the questions did not pertain to the company.
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I will also keep everything that does not pertain to sketching off of my art table.
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As such, he has chosen not to turn over documents that may pertain to the case.
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The doctor is also required to obtain the medical records that pertain to her pregnancy history.
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Dizzying to peruse, they are grim and genius works of morbidity that pertain to us all.
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" Adds the source: "He had a breakdown, but it does not pertain to them not getting along.
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The charges pertain to defrauding investors and are unrelated to the conspiracy that Butina pleaded guilty to.
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Apple said the recall doesn't pertain to other 15-inch MacBook Pros or any other Apple laptops.
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Instead, she takes a black Sharpie and crosses out all the hateful messages that pertain to Jessica.
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The ICS has always considered evidence for boundaries that pertain to the past, usually the deep past.
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The cybercrime wing did not provide data on how many of these were complaints pertain to blasphemy.
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And when they're there, are we doing what's required to pertain to the people who are there?
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The charges against Manafort pertain to corruption and financial fraud from foreign lobbying work that he did.
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This means that any change of plea will pertain to the original charges, Valley News Live reports.
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Fictional relates to stories, even those based in truth, and do not pertain to this particular piece.
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This would pertain to both her feelings about our marriage as well as about my mental state.
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Those six hours "must pertain to federal or Kansas civil rules of procedure or evidence," she wrote.
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The boundaries you set up also pertain to other people who may be sharing the same space.
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"This doesn't pertain to anything but corruption," Mr. Trump said of his interest in investigating the Bidens.
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""Reading materials should be confined to only those readings which pertain to the matter before the Senate.
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And, yes, that evidence does indeed pertain to Facebook's relationship to the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica.
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Some of those requests are more than a year old and pertain to Pence's time as governor.
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This is not shadow-banning as it does not pertain to their content, only their visibility in search.
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Plus, they are a meaningful use of your downtime to learn new things that pertain to your interests.
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These events can include lectures and small group dinners dedicated to cultural topics that pertain to your trip.
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The (unrelated) charges against Mr Shkreli, which he denies, pertain to his time as a hedge-fund manager.
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When it's done, the government may be forced to write more laws that pertain to self-driving systems.
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It's a formal U.S. government investigation of the effects of imports as they pertain to U.S. national security.
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It is about enhancing the song by using sounds and elements that pertain to what the runes mean.
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Both cases pertain to Manafort's time as a political consultant for a pro-Russia political party in Ukraine.
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Avoid asking questions that pertain to topics like benefits or vacation days because you'll come across as presumptuous.
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Same can be said for lists we do that pertain to Netflix or Hulu or other streaming services.
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The last pieces of the rule facing a delay pertain to specific written disclosures from financial services firms.
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The other two warrants pertain to the individual Facebook accounts of two others, Lacy MacAuley and Legba Carrefour.
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ICE has previously told Gizmodo that it does not have contracts with Amazon that specifically pertain to facial recognition.
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Facebook could have violated the Fair Housing Act by allowing advertisers to discriminate on advertisements that pertain to housing.
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The papers pertain to implementation of Software Security from Apple's Friends and Enemies (SSAFE), an early anti-piracy measure.
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These two documents pertain to the phone records that show calls between Constand and Cosby after the alleged assault.
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I believe that Hillary Clinton has asked and successfully answered those questions as they pertain to the Clinton Foundation.
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" President Trump made it very clear that his comment did not pertain to "neo-Nazis and the white nationalists.
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"The notion of consent may seem very grown-up and like something that doesn't pertain to children," she said.
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There are eight clues — 1203A, 25A, 68A, 85A, 96A, 105A, 120A and 122A — that pertain to the famous painting.
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It goes back to my mother telling me that I should always read things that don't pertain to me.
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These realizations lead to many other discussions, especially ones that pertain to the relationship between the individual and society.
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Along with negatives, Bill's folders also contained whatever notes or clippings might pertain to that column's theme or event.
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Consequently those manufacturers do not have to meet federal regulations that pertain to safety and crash protection for cars.
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Think about the most relevant aspects of your work history, background, skills, and accomplishments, that pertain to your goals.
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The Privacy Act protects people from having data and records that pertain to them from being released without their consent.
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The documents pertain to the October 2016 application to the FISA court to wiretap Page, which led to later renewals.
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These regulations pertain to costs of "travel" generally, so they would cover both the means of transportation and the accommodations.
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But Gennette says the retailer has addressed this concern by making sure the items pertain to new categories or brands.
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Lessons that pertain to LGBTQ teens discuss other methods of sex that aren't strictly vaginal, gender identity, and sexual orientation.
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Assange said the forthcoming documents will pertain to Google, the US presidential election, arms trading, war, oil, and mass surveillance.
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That's an unusually high percentage considering that less than a quarter of all known Dead Sea Scrolls pertain to scripture.
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Since the sexual revolutions of the 20th century, the really offensive words now no longer pertain to vulgarity but bigotry.
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I'm posting these shots of Florence quickly because they pertain to the current situation and my previously scheduled ones didn't .
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"This scary narrative about tax-and-spend-Democrats will not pertain to us," said Ms. Stewart-Cousins, a Westchester Democrat.
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Have intelligent questions prepared for the interviewer that touches on areas that pertain to their area of expertise and interest.
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The allegations in the petition are not available to the public because they pertain to a juvenile matter, the Herald reports.
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Three female characters, not one one of them voicing an ambition or desire that does not pertain to their male counterparts.
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In trying to salvage the meaning of words as they pertain to the present, we keep words and concepts from evolving.
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The plan is to continue working to better detect deceptive and misleading ads that pertain to cryptocurrencies, ICOs and binary options.
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The report focuses on how participants perceive and engage in the arts as they pertain to their national and local identities.
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Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has a history of either failing to understand or ignoring topics that pertain to her job.
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Spain&aposs Constitution says the nation is "indivisible" and that all matters of national sovereignty pertain to the country&aposs parliament.
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As an outcome of this inspection, the facility received 6 observations in Form 483, which do not pertain to data integrity.
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The whole of the bro code, or at least the tenets of it that pertain to the case of Russell v.
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Some of those documents pertain to the 2016 hush money agreement signed by Daniels and Michael Cohen, President Trump's personal attorney.
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"While that is undoubtedly a manageable figure, these liabilities only pertain to foreign lenders," Odenius wrote in a note to clients.
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If, on the other hand, the charges pertain to Russian cyberattacks, it would mark a major shift in the Russia investigation.
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Some of the most severe allegations against Pruitt pertain to his close relationship with former donors and the fossil-fuel industry.
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It is amazing the amount of kids who come down here and just feel like the law doesn't pertain to them.
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Another source said Mueller's letter stated the written responses would pertain to questions regarding potential conspiring between Trump associates and Russia.
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The court found the rule violates both clauses, both of which pertain to Congress's powers over the use of federal funds.
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Burial orders pertain to what's in a "lot," or a patch of grass that could house dozens to thousands of graves.
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At her home and studio, Saar elaborates on her powerfully direct stories, particularly as they pertain to the African American experience.
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We have six weeks, but there will be additional data on the labor market and on various factors that pertain to inflation.
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In particular, these risks pertain to the prolonged presence of uncertainties, related to geopolitical factors, rising protectionism and vulnerabilities in emerging markets.
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All but one of these licences pertain to the CCZ, an area of about 210m square kilometres east-south-east of Hawaii.
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In that role, Shoup will oversee Lyft's multi-modal transportation efforts as they pertain to equity, land use, autonomous vehicles and more.
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These 122 documents, out of more than 1,700 overall reportedly obtained by the same publication, only pertain to self-identifying suicide attackers.
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They run the gamut from FBI to CIA materials and all manner of documents said to pertain to investigations into Kennedy's death.
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Yvonne, Arizona: Some of the allegations about both President Donald Trump and Justice Brett Kavanaugh pertain to their conduct before taking office.
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"Some, or all, aspects of this imagery may not pertain to human experiences in the real world," wrote Aubert and his colleagues.
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But the main reasons it hasn't been legislatively productive pertain to the objective national situation and the bungling of GOP congressional leaders.
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A three-point checklist the company appears to have worked its way through in the two years from when these documents pertain to.
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The agreement does not necessarily pertain to ISIS, with the draft saying that each country would reserve the right to strike ISIS independently.
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But it can also pertain to neutral content such as an interview, said Dan Kirkpatrick, an attorney who counsels broadcasters on FCC compliance.
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However, if you can humanize actions, if you can give examples that pertain to real people, well how can you hate on that?
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But individual members are allowed to require additional labeling if they pertain to the protection of public health or consumers, Food Navigator reports.
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The new charges pertain to allegations from Jerhonda Pace, who has accused Kelly of abusing her in 2010, when she was a minor.
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If you've taken any vocational classes that pertain to the industry you're applying to, highlight those on your resume as well says Daly.
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"You look now at the ads with Facebook and this, it's not even ads that pertain to what we're talking about," Trump said.
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"Indict people for crimes that don't pertain to Russian collusion and this is what could happen," Stone told The Washington Post last week.
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This would include submissions that are not written "in English" and those that do not "pertain to a tobacco product," the agency said.
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The role confers broad authority, and allows the state to review all of Prudential's operations, including those that do not pertain to insurance.
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Both have pleaded not guilty to the charges, which pertain to work the two did for a pro-Russia political party in Ukraine.
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Do you think what she describes could pertain to the human brain and the use of cellphones, video games or other digital products?
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"The issue on gay rights, on abortion, on many of the issues in which Ruth's opinions and my opinions differ does not pertain to the substance, it doesn't pertain to whether gay people ought to have those rights — whether there ought to be a constitutional right — a right to abortion," he said at an event sponsored by the Smithsonian Associates.
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He now is running the Paulson Institute, a think tank dedicated to U.S.-China relations as they pertain to the economy and the environment.
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Some of Mueller's searches from early 2017 pertain to a case or cases that weren't closed April 1, 2019 -- after Mueller finished his report.
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The repercussions pertain to allegations Google favors its own shopping service in search results, but it could have ramifications beyond the Google Shopping feature.
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There's still this foreign policy establishment that wants America to have a say and do things that don't necessarily pertain to our national interest.
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Under state law, Tennessee's governor must issue proclamations for six days of special observation, three of which pertain to the Confederacy, the paper noted.
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Pitaro says ESPN is not a political organization and that it will only cover political topics as they pertain to sports coverage and storytelling.
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But the prerelease reaction on Twitter shows that movies are social issues now, too, echoing all the arguments that pertain to other, "real" events.
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These risks mainly pertain to the prolonged presence of uncertainties related to geopolitical factors, the rising threat of protectionism, and vulnerabilities in emerging markets.
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He suggested the documents would pertain to how the investigations into Trump's conduct were launched to begin with — "the unwholesome origination," in Braun's words.
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Such charges, the theory goes, would pertain to her sending secret government information over her personal email account while she was secretary of State.
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Experts in specific fields that pertain to digital literacy, misinformation, and cyberbullying will host Q&A sessions in the coming weeks and months, too.
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Fitzgerald, which said the president was entitled to "absolute immunity" from damages in civil suits on matters that pertain to a president's official duties.
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Applebee's and IHOP are owned by the same parent company, California-based DineEquity, but the suits pertain to the individual locations rather than DineEquity.
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Prenups only pertain to divorce Here's something you may not know: A prenuptial agreement is not only relevant in the event of a split.
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Most of the questions surrounding the coming age of driverless cars pertain to practical things: regulation, insurance, training protocols for the cars' remote human backups.
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They pertain to that part of the private sector that has been adept at integrating itself into the official sector by flirting with the system.
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FLOPs is another common term, which means floating-point operations per second; these pertain to higher-precision math often used by supercomputers for scientific calculations.
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The Secret Service is concerned any time unauthorized information that might pertain to one of the individuals we protect, or our operations, is allegedly disclosed.
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They have argued to review first Cohen's documents to lay claim to those that pertain to Trump and should be covered by attorney-client privilege.
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This prevents people from ending up with something that doesn't pertain to their interests, and the drudgery of distributing is taken out of the equation.
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We are bound to find other, safer ways of conducting our affairs, whether they pertain to energy sources or to the mediation of international rivalries.
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Two of them pertain to business credit cards, while the other offer gets you 45,000 extra IHG hotel points over the standard sign-up bonus.
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The numbers enclosed in the yellow box pertain to Chan's component score and display the judges' individual marks for his performance in the component categories.
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Lewis instructs us to partner up and share a memory of being hurt by another person, not specifying whether our memories should pertain to ugliness.
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Do you have any favorites that pertain to dating, or anything you can share about what you were taught about men and dating growing up?
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Please note that this is a long article; accordingly, the questions in the Writing and Discussion section pertain to the first half of the feature.
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Those charges pertain to alleged failure to register his foreign lobbying as well as an alleged money laundering conspiracy related to his Ukrainian political work.
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The conversation faltered, though the conceit was provocative: historical documents that pertain to the treatment of indigenous people sourced from the time of the American Revolution.
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Meanwhile, at least one of Kavanaugh's former classmates wants to talk to the FBI and share some text messages that pertain to the allegations against him.
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She said the complaints "do not pertain to any conduct in which Judge Kavanaugh engaged as a judge," only his statements as a Supreme Court nominee.
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Kalkat says that while reviewing "what is useful and right" for hiring, they've cut any insight that might not pertain to criterion validity or job performance.
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It's not something she would divorce him over," the source said, adding, "He had a breakdown, but it does not pertain to them not getting along.
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The changes, which pertain to waivers tied to unemployment rates, are not expected to be as big of a blow as the last round of cuts.
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It's not something she would divorce him over," the insider shared, adding, "He had a breakdown, but it does not pertain to them not getting along.
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Apparently, Apple's entertainment team has resorted to updating people on an individual basis, but only as things pertain to the specific show they are working on.
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It's enough of a concern that the U.S. Department of Defense has cranked up its own monitoring of deepfake videos as they pertain to government officials.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards, an elite branch of the country's military, have been directed to sell assets and businesses that don't pertain to their function, Bloomberg reports.
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"Indict people for crimes that don't pertain to Russian collusion and this is what could happen," Stone told The Washington Post of Trump's pardon of D'Souza.
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On the other hand, roughly two-thirds (67%) of whites who use social media say that none of things they post or share pertain to race.
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And maybe it didn't pertain to me as much, but the one where he said, 'Great going Page, the story just hit' something to that effect.
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What many people have their eyes on pertain to operating autonomous vehicles without a safety driver, as well as deploying self-driving cars for public use.
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There are no churches and you pray to the saints or energies in the universe—known as orishas—that pertain to whatever you are asking for.
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"Any benefit of vitamin D for diabetes prevention, if present, is modest and clearly does not pertain to a vitamin D-sufficient population," said Dr. Wexler.
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His legal defense team already has access to evidence in his case, and they'll only be able to see the redacted portions that pertain to him.
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Tumblr tags actions that pertain to certain topics, like astrology or ships, and, at the end of the year, compiles a definitive list for each topic.
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"Factors which have often driven inflation higher pertain to cost-push price pressures, for example in higher administered prices," said Colen Garrow, economist at Lefika Securities.
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Use only language and phrases that pertain to your item, including the manufacturer, item type, size and color, to help bidders find you in a search.
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While this isn't necessarily a new phenomenon, the Pornhub team told Mashable that there has been an increase in comments that don't exactly pertain to the porn.
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The media continue to report attacks on a daily basis, and the alleged victim's cousin says stronger rape laws and heightened security don't pertain to her caste.
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There's a toxicity to a two-tiered justice system that goes well beyond the particular crimes being excused, whether they pertain to financial malfeasance or sexual harassment.
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Begin with a talk about your upbringing Your initial money chat should focus on getting to know more about your individual backgrounds as they pertain to money.
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First, discuss how money affected your upbringing Your initial money chat should focus on getting to know more about your individual backgrounds as they pertain to money.
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Since then, administration lawyers have been scouring White House emails and asking officials whether they have other documents or notes that may pertain to Mr. Mueller's requests.
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Opinions are pointless without facts and foundations, so here's two easy examples to absorb as they pertain to Clinton: Fact check No. 1: View the discussion thread.
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Second Circuit Chief Judge Robert Katzmann said the current case did not present that question and he stressed that the records don't pertain to Trump's official duties.
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The poems should be no more than 150 words; should be original and unpublished; should pertain to life in New York; and should be somewhat family-friendly.
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"I suspect that many of the issues for a Schedule C filer pertain to adequate record keeping," something audit assistance is unlikely to help with, she said.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said Thursday he sees no reason for Attorney General Jeff Sessions to recuse himself from Russia-related investigations unless they pertain to him directly.
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Trump takes a loss in his other big fight with Congress The Trump administration is keen on rewriting the rules of justice as they pertain to the President.
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Beyond the questions of much importance to women and queer people's lives in particular, Judge Kavanaugh also refused to answer questions that would pertain to President Donald Trump.
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That said, there's nothing in the special counsel regulations that pertain to Barr and Mueller that either prohibit or mandate sharing advance copies of a report with outsiders.
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Twitter won't, however, say how many of these cases involve harassment or personal threats, versus how many pertain to, say, threats of terrorism or admission of a crime.
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But Ronan Levy, Chief Strategy Officer at Trait Biosciences, a biotechnology research company, told VICE there are some major concerns about edibles, particularly as they pertain to drinks.
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And Nadella sent employees an all-staff email disavowing ICE's work in separating families at the border and saying that Microsoft's contracts did not pertain to those practices.
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"Obviously the Secret Service is concerned any time unauthorized information that might pertain to one of the individuals we protect, or our operations, is allegedly disclosed," she added.
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A senior Treasury official said the department's aim with its new guidance was to release a fairly comprehensive set of rules that pertain to most pass-through businesses.
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Fans can expect to see similar videos and projects from Ho as she continues to analyze social media trends and how they pertain to beauty and fitness standards.
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The privilege extends to only those private conversations that take place within an established attorney-client relationship, and even then, those conversations must specifically pertain to legal advice.
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In Bosnia and Herzegovina, where citizens live with the trauma of ethnic cleansing, prisoners can vote unless their crimes pertain to the Bosnian War of the early 1990s.
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Manhattan led in the number of two common construction permits, types A2 and A3, that pertain to jobs that do not make changes to use, occupancy or egress.
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But ultimately, it's these same large tech companies that should, in theory, have the resources to address privacy and security problems as they pertain to consumer health, too.
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The directive doesn't necessarily pertain to people who get their health insurance through their jobs, because health plans offered by self-insured employers aren't regulated by the state.
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But the film proceeds to parse those loyalties, particularly as they pertain to an actress (Zhang Ziyi), who is married to Mr. Lu's boss and unfaithful to him.
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Roskam wrote a letter to the Treasury Department seeking clarification that the IRS advisory did not pertain to prepayments of 2017 property taxes, and the Treasury Department agreed.
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It's the last set of leaks here that seems to alarm Trump the most — since they pertain to investigations into his administration and could even have criminal implications.
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Sure, last night's Venezuela matches were two separate games, but both the senior and the u-20 teams' stakes pertain to the future of the sport in our country.
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Aka pieces of data that might not be personal data per se yet certainly pertain to privacy once they are wrapped up in and/or associated with people's communications.
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"Someone who is successful in the interview is thinking about stories that pertain to those different aspects of the Haas culture and how they fit into it," she said.
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But she also decided that prosecutors would not immediately have access to the materials and that Mr. Trump would ultimately receive copies of the documents that pertain to him.
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But doubtless there will be a segment of listeners who respond that, precisely because they pertain to worldly and material matters, such pronouncements are not binding on the faithful.
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It's clear the developers needed to prioritize, and despite playing like a dating sim in parts, Mass Effects' deepest systems pertain to shooting and combat, not love and sex.
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However, Tiffany Ellison, Democratic director with the Clay County Election Board, said the hat should have been allowed since President Trump's iconic slogan didn't pertain to the primary elections.
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The new policy reportedly would adopt a Supreme Court definition of sexual harassment that would pertain to the most severe allegations or for acts that resulted in multiple complaints.
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Occasionally they're about specific locations in the game, like Pokémon Tower in the first generation's Lavender Town; other times they pertain to the history or nature of pokémon themselves.
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Those documents reportedly pertain to a meeting Manafort took at the request of Donald Trump Jr. with a Russian lawyer who promised damaging information about Hillary Clinton last June.
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They pertain to the bonnethead shark — the smallest of the 10 hammerhead shark species and one that is found on the coast, according to the Aquarium of the Pacific.
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Waymo said that Uber's designs bore "a striking resemblance" to its secret designs and that part of the documents it claims Mr. Levandowski stole pertain to its lidar designs.
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"The findings reported may or may not pertain to families with longstanding military careers," Donovan, who was not involved in the current study, told Reuters Health in an email.
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But since both ASMR and sex pertain to intimacy and pleasure, it is unsurprising that now we are seeing the emergence of a subgenre that makes that overlap explicit.
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For one, many of the fragments bear snippets from the Hebrew Bible, which is unusual because less than a quarter of all known Dead Sea Scrolls pertain to Scripture.
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"I vigorously dispute many of these allegations, which generally pertain to before I took office and I intend to accept responsibility for any actions that were inappropriate," she added.
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The records, which pertain to the Church of Scientology, contain the names of fictional DC comic book characters, which the FBI withheld citing two exemptions to the federal FOIA statute.
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Some states, including California, do have strict guidelines that prevent cops from pursuing unlikely familial search matches, but those guidelines pertain to searching criminal DNA databases for familial DNA matches.
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The President has steadfastly refused to declassify and release 28 pages of the 9/11 Commission report that pertain to allegations of Saudi Arabia's support for the 9/11 terrorists.
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Although one version of the proposed Texas legislation would only pertain to public and charter schools, it's still very similar to the other state law that caused a national uproar.
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And in spite of the memo's title and the heated claims Republicans have been making for weeks, much of the memo actually doesn't pertain to Page's FISA application at all.
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Several of the first degree charges pertain to victims under 13, and all of the state-level charges involve former family friends, gymnasts, and/or patients of Nassar, she said.
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Though the majority of the allegations in the report pertain to Indian-administered Kashmir, it was also critical of Pakistan for detentions of separatists in its portion of the region.
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The decision does not pertain to Princess Estelle, 7, and Prince Oscar, 3 — the children of Crown Princess Victoria, who is heir to the throne, and her husband Prince Daniel.
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Dean's testimony related directly to Nixon's criminality in his role as President, while most of Cohen's tapes will undoubtedly pertain to Trump's activities prior to being sworn in as President.
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The current proposed peddler law includes a dedicated enforcement unit — but the enforcement must include a rational restriction on vendor locations as they pertain to supermarkets, greengrocers and healthy bodegas.
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In light of some questions about my email correspondence with Elon Musk, I'm going to share all my emails with him that pertain to the reporting of our latest story.
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Kelliher: And the way we can put a spin on it with the metaphors and storytelling and kind of turning it into an adventure that can pertain to you personally.
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The most visible signs of Mueller's investigation since February pertain to longtime Trump hatchet man Roger Stone, and yet where that aspect of the probe might lead remains a mystery.
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Enter the date and time and fix any other details that may pertain to your conference, such as its duration and whether or not it will be a recurring event.
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Some clichés surrounding the FBI are specific to the Bureau, while many of the tropes that cling to the organization also pertain to law enforcement and federal agencies in general.
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At this age I do believe that some 16-year olds are capable of making these political decisions on what to vote for, but that does not pertain to most.
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Alternating between these modes of thought can be a powerful way to generate, critique and perfect your ideas, whether they pertain to an everyday problem or the next big thing.
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The decision does not pertain to Princess Estelle, 7, and Prince Oscar, 3 – the children of Crown Princess Victoria, who is heir to the throne, and her husband Prince Daniel.
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"Reproductive health in the context of a true Filipina does not pertain to safe and satisfying sex," Mr. Sotto said, as he tried to strike a provision from the bill.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Afrofuturism is a broad-reaching cultural phenomenon that explores the convergence of technology, science fiction, and utopianism as they pertain to the African Diaspora.
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When asked whether the charges pertain to the victim's mental state or his race, Duffin said, "It's half a dozen of one, six of the other," according to the Washington Post.
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Falling back on the "Hey, it's art" defense also ignores why people felt uncomfortable -- namely, past associations that particularly pertain to this franchise, including the 2012 theater shooting in Aurora, Col.
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So nowadays, many of the company's news releases pertain to "reaching intellectual property agreements with" (and thus getting paid by) tech and content giants like Samsung, Netflix, HBO, Roku, and others.
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Federal regulators need to provide more information around insider trading rules as they pertain to company news posted on social media platforms, SEC commissioner Robert Jackson said on CNBC on Wednesday.
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The United States is party to the Geneva Convention, which consists of several treaties within international law that pertain to the treatment of civilians and prisoners of war during armed conflict.
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He added that much of the data collected by the federal government every year tends to pertain to full-time employees and fails to show trends for other types of workers.
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Amazon will also be categorizing its deals this year into over 20 popular categories, artists and pet lovers among them, making it easier to find items that pertain to your interests.
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Several of the former members who spoke with The Hill said they have refrained from speaking with former colleagues since leaving office, even about matters that did not pertain to business.
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"Obviously the Secret Service is concerned any time unauthorized information that might pertain to one of the individuals we protect, or our operations, is allegedly disclosed," said agency spokesperson Nicole Mainor.
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Many of the messages pertain to Ross' travel arrangements through a jet-sharing service, NetJets, and were also sent to government accounts to update Ross' official calendars, the court submissions say.
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Specifically, these charges pertain to the allegation that Theranos defrauded its investors out of millions of dollars while also deceiving — and putting at risk — the lives of hundreds of patients and doctors.
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Syar's management was interested in how her research might pertain to the company's own work, and so agreed to ship about 2,000 pounds of its faux-Mars dirt to her pro bono.
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"This is the atypical case," Sullivan said, who emphasized earlier in the hearing that discovery is rare in Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) cases, which pertain to information requests to the government.
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In an email to CNBC, Stone said his legal costs also pertain to two pending Senate inquiries on the election, although it is unclear whether Stone has yet testified before either committee.
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But on May 30, Cook County prosecutors slammed the singer with 11 more charges that could put him away for over 100 years, and they reportedly only pertain to a single victim.
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Earlier this week, President Donald Trump — who had thus far aligned completely with the NRA on gun policy — promised to be "very strong on background checks" as they pertain to gun purchases.
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All you know is that the two you need to solve for, added together, somehow "equal" (or at least pertain to) the movie that Mr. Merrell has given you in the clue.
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O.C.D. takes many forms, and Ms. Fuchs's obsessions and compulsions pertain to contamination, and fighters are constantly exposed to opponents' sweat, saliva and blood, and the rot of damp headgear and gloves.
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The charges that prosecutors will consider in December could pertain to the bribery scheme as well as later allegations that the company, government officials and laboratories falsified and suppressed certain incriminating data.
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The 16 works gifted feature collages and drawings, two of which pertain to the wrapping of the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago in 1968 and the wrapping of Berlin's Reichstag in 1981.
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When a drug trial excludes those who have several diseases and take other drugs, how do the results pertain to older adults — most of whom have several diseases and take other drugs?
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Mr. Schiff has repeatedly asked for the supplement — which is said to pertain to a September phone call between Mr. Pence and President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine — to be declassified, without success.
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And that's why it's important — even in the fact-free Washington of today — to take on the numbers being thrown around by NAFTA critics, particularly as they pertain to jobs and wages.
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I'm not here to argue her fitness as a mother; for all we know, Midge could be June Cleavering it up every second of her life that doesn't pertain to her career.
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It hasn't been a good run for movies about the media in recent memory, particularly as such offerings pertain to the late Roger Ailes, the man behind the rise of Fox News.
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About 13,600 requests in the most recent period pertain to the U.S., which was actually a decrease of 500 requests from the previous period, and has fluctuated at other points as well.
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Google: When it comes to Search, Google says that for queries that pertain to sensitive topics susceptible to misinformation, like health information, it has systems in place to prioritize results from authoritative sources.
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From May 25th firms wishing to handle data that pertain to any of those people will have to comply with a new set of privacy rules called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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This might not only pertain to skaters but a lot of the times at bars, when you see someone you've talked to through text or whatever, they usually never want to say hi.
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Saylor said the court wants to release the bulk of the report, warning the priests they can&apost assert objections to generalized content of the report simply because it might pertain to them.
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Transparency is a theme in several of IOSCO's essential factors, particularly those that pertain to legal certainty of enforcement actions, investigation and prosecution of misconduct and public communication of enforcement proceedings and outcomes.
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However, the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) closed the complaint because it did not pertain to the conditions at the medical facility, according to the ACLU complaint filed on Tuesday.
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Location History settings seem to only pertain to the actual logging of this location data on the phone for easy user access, the ability to view a timeline of precisely where you've been.
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Since the spinoff, Valero has soared higher, though much of the gains pertain to the large decline in oil process, which tends to help refiners since oil is an input cost for them.
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Some of those lies relate to the existence of certain texts or emails, while others pertain to Stone's conversations with Trump campaign officials and a supposed "intermediary" with WikiLeaks in early August 2016.
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Other points of focus that pertain to Kushner include the Trump campaign's 2016 data analytics operation, his relationship with Flynn and Kushner's own contacts with Russians, according to sources briefed on the probe.
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If a country wants a good trade relationship with the world's biggest market (the U.S.), it will need to adhere to modernized rules of fair play — particularly as they pertain to intellectual property.
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Earlier this week, President Donald Trump — who had thus far aligned completely with the NRA on gun policy — promised to be "very strong on background checks" as they pertain to gun purchases. Gov.
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The emails pertain to the raid and its aftermath, and provide a rare look at secret detainee operations in the weeks leading up to Obama's announcement of a new plan to shutter Guantanamo.
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The "This Close" creators say that not all of their behind-the-scenes staff are fluent in ASL, but many have taken initiatives to learn words and phrases that pertain to their jobs.
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The documents pertain to Parnas' role in a multiyear effort led by Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, to dig up dirt in Ukraine on Trump's political opponents, including former Vice President Joe Biden.
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In the fall of 1993, John Bobbitt was on trial for raping his wife on that night, and the only testimony allowed had to pertain to events in the five days before the incident.
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While many would assume Cyrus' answer would pertain to getting older or simply outgrowing Montana, the guest judge had other ideas as to why she bid the role that skyrocketed her to fame adieu.
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The students object to the rules that specifically pertain to girls' clothing (which don't apply to male students), as well as the policy of making them wear the shirts rather than addressing them privately.
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The FDA will only review tobacco submissions that are written in English, "pertain to a tobacco product," identify the tobacco product, include all the required forms, an environmental assessment, and the applicant's contact information.
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"From the viewpoint of probability, I feel the downside probability is more than upside because factors that pertain to the latter have already been discounted," said Madhumita Ghosh, head of Corporate Solutions Victory Inc.
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Concerning the alleged brutality and war crimes committed by the Nigerian armed forces in the fight against the terrorist group Boko Haram, these pertain to activities that supposedly took place under the last administration.
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Immigration The court this week will rehear two immigration-related cases will be watched closely for tea leaves of what justices are thinking on the travel ban, although they don't pertain to it specifically.
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But the White House is refusing to provide that information, claiming that it does not have the documents in question because they pertain to activities Flynn undertook prior to his service in the administration.
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The plan will recommend a slate of specific policy areas and general responsibilities for states that will mostly pertain to issues related to human drivers of autonomous vehicles, such as licensing, insurance and liability.
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Though the charges brought Wednesday don't pertain to Collins' conduct in his capacity as an elected official, Berman suggested in his remarks that Collins' status as a congressman enhanced the hypocrisy of his actions.
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It's entirely possible that they pertain to the CIA hacking tool leaks (there's been a lot of action in the prosecution of accused leaker Joshua Schulte lately), rather than the DNC or Podesta emails.
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" Underwood also notes that Little Fires Everywhere brings up issues that pertain to 2020 America — even if it does so against the backdrop of a cover of Marcy's Playground's 1997 hit "Sex and Candy.
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In a quest to obtain notes from Foster's private attorney, he was tapped to argue before the Supreme Court — albeit unsuccessfully — that attorney-client privilege should not pertain to a client who is dead.
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In July this year, a five-judge Constitution bench of the Supreme Court, which decides on cases that pertain to laws about the interpretation of the Constitution, began to hear a batch of pleas.
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The FBI said on Friday it had found new emails that might pertain to Clinton's use of a private server for government business while she was Obama's first secretary of state from 2009-13.
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Our resources, especially as they pertain to deportation, must remain focused on getting rid of people who wish to do harm to Americans – not a young person who is here simply due to circumstance.
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In 1995, the judge dismissed family members' lawsuits against the Libyan government, ruling that American law granted other nations immunity from suits in American courts, with exceptions that did not pertain to this case.
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Grant told her via email that the tweets didn't "pertain" to her area of coverage, and that her social media behavior "is making it harder for others to do their work" at the Post.
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In fact, the jury did not even know about Zarate's criminal past because it did not directly pertain to the actual killing of the 85033-year-old woman thus was not allowed into evidence.
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The Oscar-winning actress, 43, told Marie Claire in an interview published on Tuesday that she speaks to her kids about sexual violence to make them aware the issue does not just pertain to women.
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The request asks for any communications — including notes, memos, and even social media posts — between President Donald Trump's inauguration and the present that pertain to the new policy toward the court, which Bolton presented Sept.
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"There are many other points and concrete matters that pertain to the life of the Church that can now be put forward," said Father Federico Lombardi, a former papal spokesman who followed the negotiations closely.
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"This would not pertain to a person who has a state issued concealed carry permit or is a law enforcement officer permitted to carry a concealed weapon off duty," a State Park representative tells PEOPLE.
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It's possible that these references could pertain to a feature that lets you unlock an iPad with an iPhone X, like how you can unlock a Mac with an Apple Watch, but that seems unlikely.
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She spends her workday feeding data to the machine-learning algorithms by highlighting every word that seems to pertain to a time zone and dragging it into the appropriate box on the time zone template.
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"Maybe Ms. Omar is deluding herself that, by keeping her name out of the resolution and her seat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, the measure does not pertain to her one whit," he wrote.
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So far, the biggest stories to gain traction pertain to longer lines at airports due to the absence of unpaid Transportation Security Administration employees and heaps of disgusting garbage now fouling national parks and monuments.
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A selective resume is exactly what it sounds like — one that selectively highlights the skills, experience, and education that pertain to the job you are applying for, not necessarily the job(s) that you've had.
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The study had some limitations, including that the findings only pertain to short-term early cancer risk after exposure to NDMA, which means that more research is needed to explore long-term total cancer risk.
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However, seeing as the fines pertain to individual pieces of information and accounts they could quickly rack up — and that's before Facebook squares ministers' potentially draconian demands with its own rules on freedom of expression.
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It's just me writing a few stories — and how they pertain to the world today, growing up in apartheid South Africa with my mom, and living in a post-racial society that was forged through racism.
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Ultimately the rituals of administration, and the participants' largely unquestioning observance of them, drew some uncomfortable conclusions about the unspoken "rules" of society, whether they pertain to getting a driver's license or attending an art opening.
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For the United States, the conflict is geopolitical and a way to portray U.S. supremacy in the Pacific while also exercising — and enforcing — long-running international laws that pertain to navigational freedom for every nation's ships.
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The president's comments pertain to a summary of the report written by his hand-picked attorney general, Bill Barr — and the letter Barr submitted to Congress stops well short of exonerating Trump of obstruction of justice.
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What I'm suggesting is that Mr. Cohen was an observer and was a witness to Mr. Trump's awareness of those emails before they were dropped, and it would pertain to the hacking of the email accounts.
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"The defendant relies on allegations that do not pertain to his case, that the court already rejected, and that have no relevance to his false statements to the F.B.I.," prosecutors wrote in a filing on Wednesday.
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The rolling production schedule will begin on March 1, the court said, with a goal of handing over all of the emails that pertain to Judicial Watch's Freedom of Information Act request by April 30, 2017.
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The more than 135 pages of documents pertain to a class-action lawsuit that was filed in California in 2012 and settled in 2016, resulting in refunds for purchases made by minors between 2008 and 2015.
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Chile's state-run miner said it has scrambled to put to work some 1,400 miners, most of whom pertain to unions which earlier struck contract deals with the company and had opted not joined the strike.
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" Their committees "have gathered evidence about the direct relevance of these documents, including highly significant information contained in these materials that pertain to allegations that the President abused the power of his office for personal political benefit.
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And, no, recent efforts to ban revenge pornography, led by Mary Ann Franks and Danielle Citron, wouldn't be applied in these cases, because those laws pertain to the release of private images or video of an individual.
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That said, those portmanteaus all pertain to political schisms directly comparable to Britain leaving the European Union, as opposed to, say, an urbane sexagenarian finally calling time on an illustrious spell managing a North London football club.
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Some of them are fond, some of them are tinged with a poignant melancholy, some of them bleed the bright, red blood of frustration, and some of them pertain to being battered 8-2 by Manchester United.
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The Sonoma Humane Society aims to be a centralized location where owners can post photos of their lost pets, as well as a place to seek out photos and bulletins that may pertain to their lost animals.
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She didn't realize it was a mental breakdown," the source previously told PEOPLE, and added, "It's not something she would divorce him over … He had a breakdown, but it does not pertain to them not getting along.
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"Because this data is collected as a by-product of police activity, predictions made on the basis of patterns learned from this data do not pertain to future instances of crime on the whole," Venkatasubramanian's study notes.
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"Many of the rights set forth by Congress pertain to legal matters that do not lend themselves to unilateral action by the Department," Esper and the secretaries of the branches wrote when they unveiled the tenants' rights.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said on Monday that a letter in which the European Commission might warn the euro zone's third largest economy against breaking the bloc's budget rules would arrive but would not only pertain to Italy.
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The curator of the show, Katie Fuller, has located some troublesome histories in documents dating to the American Revolution that pertain to the treatment of indigenous people and had contemporary artists respond, fostering conversations on race and racism.
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Even in instances where Smith isn't recused from participating in decisions that pertain to former clients, his many perceived conflicts of interest do not instill confidence that he is first and foremost looking out for consumers' best interests.
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The data will pertain to customers, vendors, partners and agents, so the technology must be able to handle growing data feeds and changing search parameters, without getting tripped up by similarities in names of people, places or entities.
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The seized files pertain to a US lawsuit that predates mainstream publicity around political misuse of Facebook data, with the suit filed in 24, by a US startup called Six2018Three, after Facebook removed developer access to friend data.
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"I grew up believing a lot of things about myself that I had to unlearn — things that pertain to being a good woman, things about my weight or height," Ferrera, 32, tells Redbook for their March cover story.
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Points of focus that pertain to Kushner include: the Trump campaign's 22017 data analytics operation; his relationship with former national security adviser Michael Flynn; and Kushner's own contacts with Russians, according to US officials briefed on the probe.
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Other points of focus that pertain to Kushner include the Trump campaign's 2016 data analytics operation, his relationship with former national security adviser Michael Flynn and Kushner's own contacts with Russians, according to sources briefed on the probe.
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These are knowingly naff, archly chintzy ornaments, that might not pertain to the kind of permanence and classicism that the Felt records are both soaked in and radiate, but are still worthy additions to Lawrence's bulging back catalog.
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More From VICELAND: I decided to expand on this work as part of a broader lexicographic project to collect so-called "untranslatable" words that pertain to well-being, a work-in-progress which currently features nearly 1,000 words.
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In this project, and in the dozens more that comprise her practice, Weems addresses questions of power, violence, exclusion, access and authority — especially as they pertain to race and gender — and dares her viewers to do the same.
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"As a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization, the National Women's Law Center is restricted in how it can spend its funds, including restrictions that pertain to candidates running for election," NWLC spokesperson, Maria Patrick, told The Intercept.
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Instead, he turns his eyes on the Quinns, whose expensive fixer-upper lawyer swoops in to take Ellie away from the station and is ostensibly working to protect the family's interests, however they may pertain to this case.
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As industry growth and demand continues to change, Zhao says that job-seekers should emphasize two types of skills when looking to get hired: technical skills that pertain to data, and soft skills, like interpersonal skills and problem-solving.
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The drivers say they want to understand what impact Uber's profiling system has on the quality, quantity and value of work they get through the app—data that are not about the drivers exactly, but which pertain to them.
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According to a report in the Washington Post and an analysis by the watchdog group, Environmental Data and Governance Initiative (EDGI), FEMA has removed statistics from its Hurricane Maria webpage that pertain to access to electricity and drinking water.
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"The response we received from Google's Legal Support Team said that our complaint does not pertain to the sale or promotion for sale of counterfeit goods and that they will not be taking further action," Havens told CNN Business.
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Unfortunately, these provisions, which pertain to the declassification of certain Department of Defense documents related to toxic exposures, and requiring the VA to "coordinate efforts" to better understand toxic exposures, do not go far enough toward remedying this problem.
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"To date my legal costs all pertain to the House Intelligence Inquiry, the Senate Intelligence and Judiciary Inquiries and defending against the harassment lawsuit filed by Project Democracy again me and the Trump campaign," Stone told CNBC in an email.
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U.S. banks including Goldman Sachs Group Inc, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase & Co are spinning out or selling a range of tools that pertain to data security, mobile applications and "systems integration," the process of flattening layers of aging technology.
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Under a system laid out by Judge Wood, Mr. Cohen's lawyers will now begin to screen them for attorney-client privilege and will pass on those records that pertain to Mr. Trump to his own lawyers, who will do the same.
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In October the bank published a report on the benefits of EU membership that "went beyond its remit", says Tony Yates of Birmingham University, because it talked about topics—economic "dynamism" and "openness"—that do not pertain to monetary policy.
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CNN's lawyers say the case hinges on Acosta and CNN's First Amendment rights; the shifting rationales behind the ban; and the administration's failure to follow the federal regulations that pertain to press passes, an alleged violation of Fifth Amendment rights.
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The Justice Department bluntly warned Nunes last week that giving the Hill access to the documents would amount to a national security risk, saying they pertain to a specific individual and doing so could lead to the loss of lives.
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The released files are scans of letters and other case documents, many of which pertain to an investigation of an alleged $50,000 bribe he paid the then-chief assistant US attorney to shield multiple stock swindlers from being indicted in 1959.
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The pages pertain to the Weinstein family's correspondence with Congressman John Delaney and Senators Barbara Mikulski and Bob Cardin, of Maryland, where the family resides, and provide the first behind-the-scenes look at internal government communications about Weinstein. 1.
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How does [the advice in your book] pertain to this kind of grim new reality where Americans are working longer hours for less real wage growth than in previous generations, basically working themselves to the bone just to get by?
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In three sets — examining historical and personal themes as they pertain to the past, present, and future — she performs lip-syncs to monologues of her own voice speaking prose poetry, similar to how she might present during a studio visit.
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The exhibition also presents materials from the archives of the Pasadena Art Museum (which later became the Norton Simon Museum) that pertain to two seminal exhibitions there—New Painting of Common Objects from 1962 and Marcel Duchamp Retrospective from 1963.
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I mention this because Perloff gives herself permission to be contradictory but, by advancing the very notion that there is an either-or choice in literary studies, she implies that same right does not pertain to writers concerned with identity.
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During the hearing, the Indian Journalists Union and the Culture Worker Support Trust filed motions to be heard as parties in the case, since the issues it raises pertain to public interest and touch upon questions of freedom of speech.
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And all of this comes on the heels of Friday, when the FBI announced it was reviewing emails that may pertain to the agency's investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a personal email server while she was secretary of state.
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The crimes pertain to two hush money payments Cohen made during the campaign to former Playmate Karen McDougal and adult film actress Stormy Daniels, who both claim to have had affairs with Trump years before he took over the Oval Office.
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Creating stakes that pertain to someone's mind or soul is inestimably harder, because it requires digging deep, creating great characters whose lives you care about so much that even if, say, they lose their job or a lover, you find yourself distraught.
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Elsewhere on the site, the org tracks topless laws around the country as they pertain to women and also publishes news of the Go Topless Day events that occur every August (check out the BoobMap to see if there's an event near you).
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"The public should know these allegations pertain to criminal sexual misconduct by Mr. Cholewinski-Boy against a female passenger, not a threat to the plane or air travel," U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Oklahoma, Trent Shores, said in a statement.
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Some of those lies relate to the existence of certain texts or emails, while others pertain to Stone's conversations with Trump campaign officials and a supposed "intermediary" with WikiLeaks in early August 2016 whom Stone identified to lawmakers as being comedian Randy Credico.
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Lawmakers on both sides have called for more information from the FBI since Comey sent a vaguely worded letter to Congress Friday saying that new emails had been uncovered that may pertain to the Clinton investigation through the course of s separate probe.
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In fact, evidence from a study of young adults called the Framingham Offspring Study suggests that insufficient absorption of B12 from foods may even be common among adults aged 26 to 22, so the following advice may pertain to them as well.
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The law doesn't just pertain to abortions either, but to any medically induced, live, early birth — including ones due to the detection of a fatal fetal anomaly, like anencephaly, where babies lack a brain and cranium above the base of the skull.
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But the bulk of the discussions, Phares said, were initiated by curious Muslim Republicans or Middle Eastern conservatives seeking additional information on Trump's views or hoping to influence his policies – particularly as they pertain to the temporary ban on Muslims entering the country.
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The consortium, consisting of 13 media organizations, says the "double criminality" portion of the proceedings will involve only a question of law, and that question will not directly engage Meng's fair trial rights since it does not pertain to her guilt or innocence.
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The grand jury information allegedly contains "certain redacted materials [that] pertain to a Trump Campaign member's dealings with Ukraine, and bear on whether the President committed impeachable offenses by soliciting Ukrainian interference in the 2020 Presidential election," the House wrote on Monday.
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If the appeals court agrees, it would wipe away the "guaranteed issue" and "community rating" provisions, which pertain to preexisting conditions, but it would also invalidate other parts of the law -- such as Medicaid expansion -- that have nothing to do with the individual mandate.
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Space, Weight and Power considerations, as Army developers describe it, are an indispensable element of the calculus informing Bradley modernization; this means managing things like weight, mobility, on board electrical power, ammunition storage space and electromagnetic signatures as they pertain to vehicle protection and firepower.
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We have so many roles in filmmaking that do not just pertain to a female lead, and I think it's a bit of a cop out lately to just cast a female lead and say that it's changing the perspective, but it really isn't.
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Once on-site visitors have downloaded the app to their phones they are able to ask questions about specific objects, get directions to other areas of interest, or carry on a conversation about issues that pertain to any aspect of their experience in the museum.
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The page also includes this troubling passage, indicating in no uncertain terms Trump's goals as they pertain to the issue his new administration website won't even call out by name: For too long, we've been held back by burdensome regulations on our energy industry.
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The way the boundaries of these districts are decided varies from state to state, but a few elements pertain to almost every redistricting decision: all parts of a district must be geographically connected and districts ought to follow boundaries for cities, towns or counties.
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Before the hearing began, CNN's lawyers said the case hinges on Acosta and CNN's First Amendment rights; the shifting rationales behind the ban; and the administration's failure to follow the federal regulations that pertain to press passes, an alleged violation of Fifth Amendment rights.
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The new alliance of drone manufacturers includes 3D Robotics, DJI and GoPro – all three of which previously belonged to the Small UAV Coalition – as well as Parrot SA. Calvert said the new coalition will have a narrower focus on issues that specifically pertain to manufacturers.
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In the transcript of a private hearing before Judge William Alsup in United States District Court in San Francisco, Mr. Levandowski's lawyers said he was invoking his Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination in not turning over documents that may pertain to the case.
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" White House special counsel Ty Cobb said in a statement: "The White House has repeatedly declined to comment on the matters involving Mr. Manafort and Mr. Gates given the fact that none of the charges pertain to the campaign or to the White House.
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The pieces of the rule facing a delayed effective date pertain to specific written disclosures from financial services firms, including the requirement that advisors earning commissions on investments in retirement accounts sign a legally binding agreement putting their clients' interests ahead of their own.
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It draws our attention, instead, to the dense social relations and operations that characterize "the most geospatially contested area in [the] Hemisphere," especially as they pertain to indigenous people, who are both divided by the border and erased from discourses about it, yet persist nonetheless.
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Alternatively, the company is also trying to help cities set up a separate permit for dockless bikes, which means it could potentially not run afoul of exclusive contracts like the ones granted to Motivate, since those would pertain to a different kind of permits.
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I've already used the word "virgin" 27 times in this article and honestly, going through the rest of the dumb jokes, unenlightened commentary, and subliminal imaging within the show (so many exploding champagne bottles) as they pertain to Underwood's sex journey will be mind-numbing for everyone.
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The two revised ratings pertain to grandfathered state-guaranteed market-linked securities of BayernLB and are aligned with the Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of the regional state of Bavaria as we believe that Bavaria's ability and propensity to honour its guarantee is very strong.
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Dorsey has since issued various mea culpas in interviews and public statements, claiming to acknowledge the issue of fake information on Twitter and pledging to rethink the company's core values as they pertain to the struggle to balance free speech with the harm of inaccurate information.
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"We are writing to urge you to support our efforts to preserve existing rules, practices, and traditions as they pertain to the right of Members to engage in extended debate on legislation before the United States Senate," said the letter that was spearheaded by GOP Sen.
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Some banks, like Bank of America, still have ongoing litigation dating back nearly nine years which pertain to claims of fraud perpetrated by Countrywide Financial, now owned by Bank of America, and one of the largest culprits of predatory lending and fraud leading up to the crisis.
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The main impetus to the track's nautical moniker seems to pertain to its underlying musical style, as a simple Wikipedia search describes the ITCZ as one known by sailors as "the doldrums" for the particular character of its winds, which are usually either calm or absent.
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Treasury and the IRS also say in the guidance that the extension of the payment due date applies to taxpayers' 2019 taxes due on April 15 as well as to federal estimated income tax payments due on that date that pertain to the 2020 tax year.
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All sales estimates pertain to 2016 results, although Rolex and Patek Philippe, both privately owned, don't release figures, and the others belong to publicly owned luxury groups — Omega and Longines to the Swatch Group and Cartier to Richemont — that don't disclose the financial performance of individual brands.
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The statement from Judge Karen LeCraft Henderson said the complaints were related to Kavanaugh's remarks during his confirmation hearings and "do not pertain to any conduct in which Judge Kavanaugh engaged as a judge," an indication that the court does not intend to investigate the complaints.
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Most respondents to the latest survey were asked about their support for the candidates after FBI Director James Comey announced last Friday the agency was examining newly discovered emails that might pertain to Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state.
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" A barrier to tackling algorithmic issues that pertain to content on the internet is Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which states, "No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.
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The two revised ratings pertain to grandfathered state-guaranteed market-linked securities of LBBW and are aligned with the Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of the regional state of Baden-Wuerttemberg (BW) as we believe that BW's ability and propensity to honour its guarantee is very strong.
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Sheila Jackson LeeSheila Jackson LeeJackson Lee: 'Racism is a national security threat' Most oppose cash reparations for slavery: poll Poll: Most Americans oppose reparations MORE (D-Texas) that would exempt rules from the Department of Homeland Security that pertain to matters of national security; and one from Rep.
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Instead, political and media organizations redirected the conversation with accusations that didn't pertain to the Jackson's stability to be an effective leader in the VA. Those involved, intentionally pursued a coordinated campaign not to determine qualifications but instead to deny a "political win" by either party or either branch.
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"The committee obviously decided not to wait for things to deteriorate — I think they know as we all should that the headlines over the next few days are likely to be alarming as they pertain to the spread of the virus," said Eric Winograd, senior economist at AllianceBernstein.
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I.I.P. publications, whether the web-only ShareAmerica posts written by staff members or the longer pamphlets and books solicited from subject-matter experts, often cover governance, trade and security as they pertain to America and the rest of the world or fun and inspirational facts about American culture.
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Hillary Clinton has a slim three-point lead over Donald Trump one week before Election Day, according to a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll conducted entirely after FBI Director James Comey announced the discovery of new emails that might pertain to the former secretary of state's private server.
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It could become a must-see stop on the way to the main Oscar telecast (which the short-film nominees could still happily attend), and it would make the big show much more coherent, since all the awards left on the Oscar broadcast would pertain to feature-length filmmaking.
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The news came in a letter from the branch of the Department of Transportation that handles car regulations, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), to Google, which had asked for clarification on rules that pertain to the self-driving car it's developing, which lacks a steering wheel and pedals.
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CNN's Poll of Polls shows Clinton leading Donald Trump, 2167%-23%, which was updated Thursday to include two new national polls taken after Friday's revelation that the FBI is reviewing new emails to see if they pertain to the bureau's probe into Clinton's handling of classified material at the State Department.
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I believe they're funding North Korea.... that doesn't pertain to the deal but in my opinion it does because it's called the spirit of a deal.... You will see what I will be doing but Iran is a bad player and they will be dealt with as a bad player.
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The NYC DOE employs only one Title IX coordinator for the approximately 1.1 million students it serves; this individual is charged with ensuring that administrators and teachers know how to fully comply with Title IX, as well as with addressing any patterns or systemic problems that pertain to sex discrimination.
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The judge argued that the question is not whether underlying laws that pertain to foreign agents or political spending in elections were violated, but whether the company's actions were "deceptive and intended to frustrate the lawful government functions" of the Federal Election Commission, Department of Justice or Department of State.
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The order might most notably pertain to Farhadi (who, I should add, is one of the greatest living filmmakers and one of the most compassionate human beings you'll ever meet) and the subjects of The White Helmets (who, again, are volunteer rescue workers in the middle of a civil war).
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Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC), who was the first woman to chair the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission — the federal agency that enforces civil rights in the workplace — has also introduced legislation that would make Congress subject to the same civil rights laws that pertain to federal agencies and the private sector.
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I am a Democrat who has worked for Democrats, but it would be a fundamental mistake for moderate Democrats to give into the left wing of the party and begin impeachment proceedings without a proper investigation and analysis of the facts as they pertain to the phone call with Ukraine.
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I believed the government would have kept close tabs on Picciotto and her anti-war activities, but the FBI claims it was only able to locate about 60 pages on her, and the majority of the records pertain to her life leading up to the 1981 vigil she began at the White House.
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"The identified issues pertain to MTCH Technology Services Limited's ongoing processing of users' personal data with regard to its processing activities in relation to the Tinder platform, the transparency surrounding the ongoing processing, and the company's compliance with its obligations with regard to data subject right's requests," the regulator said in a statement.
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"I'm going to say stupid things, and I need to get feedback, 'that was dumb,' learn, get better, and I think that we're at a particular point of time where we don't have a lot of understanding for mistakes, or mistaken views, especially as they pertain to gender or race," he said.
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"Currently, Harris County rarely uses WEA because it does not want to potentially alert the entire county when a WEA message may only pertain to a certain portion of the county," wrote Francisco Sánchez, Jr., liaison to the director and public information officer in the county, in a letter to the FCC.
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On Friday, U.S. District Judge David Carter in the Central District of California said Virginia-based Mars was under no legal obligation to disclose information that did not pertain to any consumer safety issues or potential defects, even though plaintiffs said disclosures about the company's labor practices would have swayed their purchasing decision.
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"The bill also takes positive steps to address manufacturers' permitting challenges as they pertain to ozone standards and requires real examination of the impact of international air pollution on domestic ozone levels," said Ross Eisenberg, a vice president at the National Association of Manufacturers, which has led the industry fight against ozone rules.
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It also found that the FBI was not properly identifying and documenting which searches were connected to people in the U.S. Federal law allows use of the database only to search for evidence of crimes or for foreign intelligence data and requires an account of how many searches pertain to U.S. persons.
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It also found that the FBI was not properly identifying and documenting which searches were connected to people in the U.S. Federal law allows use of the database only to search for evidence of crimes or for foreign intelligence data, and requires an account of how many searches pertain to U.S. persons.
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Warren also addressed accessibility issues that may interfere with voting rights as they pertain to disabled voters, telling activist Sarah Blahovec that as president she would work to ensure polling locations and ballot machines are accessible in addition to making Election Day a national holiday and expanding voting hours and voting by mail.
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The "Buy America" rules, which took effect in 1983, pertain to state and local transportation projects often funded by the Federal Transit Authority and require 100 percent of the materials to come from the U.S. Under both laws, waivers can be granted if the cost of using U.S. products is considered unreasonable.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan of the US District Court in DC set a Friday deadline for the Justice Department to make public unredacted portions of the Mueller report that pertain to Flynn, plus transcripts of Flynn's calls with former Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak, and of a voicemail during which someone connected to Trump referenced Flynn's cooperation.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and his legal team have taken issue with some of the questions from special counsel Robert Mueller that cover the transition period after the 2016 election, believing it could be off limits under executive privilege as they pertain to the presidency, according to a source familiar with the negotiations.
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Washington's ultimatum came less than a week after Trump announced that his administration would respond bellicosely to a reported move by Chinese President Xi Jinping to delete commitments made in a negotiating draft to change specific Chinese laws that pertain to unfair trading practices, such as industrial subsidies, access restrictions and forced technology transfers.
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But the artist and former professional dancer Alexandra Bachzetsis encourages us to think more critically and proactively about those codes in her performances, which reframe and reinterpret movements sourced from wrestling moves and Hollywood cinema to Greek dance traditions and historical representations of love and conflict, particularly as they pertain to and shape women's behavior.
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FBI Director James Comey's letter to Congress in late October that the agency would examine newly found emails that might pertain to Clinton's use of a private server while she was secretary of state, "had a tremendous adverse impact with our standing with independents," said Representative James Clyburn, a member of the House Democratic leadership, referring to independent voters.
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"As the Department of Justice made clear over the last two years, DOJ policy permits disclosure of investigative materials when it serves the public interest, even as they pertain to 'uncharged third parties,'" a statement from Democratic Committee chairs including Cummings, House Judiciary Committee Chair Jerry Nadler (D-NY), and House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff (D-CA) reads.
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So allow me an experiment, the sort of indulgence that should never be allowed but which I am begging you, humble reader, to allow me: a visit from the Ghosts of One, Three, and Five Stars, who will attempt to persuade me of the righteousness of their rating as it should pertain to The Man Who Invented Christmas.
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The ranking members of the House Judiciary and Oversight committees are calling on the FBI to quickly elaborate on the letter it sent to lawmakers Friday announcing that new emails had been uncovered that may pertain to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellDemocrats plow ahead as Trump seeks to hobble impeachment effort Congress set for showdown with Trump over Kurds Senate Intelligence report triggers new calls for action on election security MORE (R-Ky.) has blocked them from consideration citing concerns around federalizing elections and language that does not pertain to election security.
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"I must also say that separate and apart from this nomination and the facts that pertain to it, I do not believe that the claim of sexual assault is invalid because a 15-year-old girl didn't promptly report the assault to the authorities, as the President of the United States said just two days ago," Flake said.
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"I must also say that separate and apart from this nomination and the facts that pertain to it, I do not believe that a claim of sexual assault is invalid because a 15-year-old girl didn't promptly report the assault to authorities, as the President of the United States said just two days ago," Flake said.
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I am going to meet with the Special Prosecutor to explain this is very unfair and let the Special Prosecutor move forward with investigating election meddling for future elections ... In other words, Trump wanted Sessions to reverse his recusal from overseeing the Russia probe, and to announce that he was refocusing that probe to only pertain to "future elections" rather than 2016.
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In an update at the end of last month Google noted it took down 1.7 billion ads that violated its AdSense policies — more than double the amount it removed the year before (albeit not all of these ejections pertain to fake news, but it's clear the company is trying to step up efforts to clean up activity on the network).
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At one point during Infinity War, the screen cut to black, and I was 90 percent sure this would be the next thing I'd see: Throughout Infinity War, as the Potter parallels piled up, I found myself fascinated by the philosophy of such powerful objects and about questions of remorse and personhood as they pertain to horcruxes, Hallows, and Infinity Stones.
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Deutsche Bank doesn't have any tax returns belonging to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE that pertain to a subpoena from House Democrats, federal appeals court judges in New York said Thursday.
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In a paper published last month in FEMS Microbiology Ecology, microbiologist Jose Lopez, a professor at Nova Southeastern University in Florida, along with colleagues W. Raquel Peixoto and Alexandre Rosado from Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, proposed a "major revision" to current philosophies behind space exploration and planetary protection policies as they pertain to the spread of microorganisms in space.
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Quick note: Atlassian's headquarters are in Sydney, Australia, but the numbers around race only pertain to employees based in the U.S. Here are the key stats for Atlassian's current workforce: 75 percent male worldwide, and 73 percent white, 17 percent Asian, 5 percent Latino and 2 percent black in the U.S. Since last year, Atlassian has improved in terms of increasing female representation and decreasing white representation.
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And even if Defendants could otherwise demonstrate an appropriate basis for impairing the First Amendment interests of Twitter and its users, they certainly may not do so using the particular investigatory tool employed here—which Congress authorized solely to ensure compliance with federal laws concerning imported merchandise—because it is apparent that whatever investigation Defendants are conducting here does not pertain to imported merchandise.
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But new reports indicate that Mueller's recent interviews pertain to whether Trump obstructed justice by firing former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey28503 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 22019 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, who had been leading an investigation into Russia's election meddling.
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From our review, it was clear that the documents pertain to loans and mortgages and other correspondence from several of the major financial and lending institutions dating as far back as 2008, if not longer, including CitiFinancial, a now-defunct lending finance arm of Citigroup, files from HSBC Life Insurance, Wells Fargo, CapitalOne and some U.S. federal departments, including the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Yesterday, members of their fan club (ahem) received mysterious "letters" that probably pertain to their new album, which is probably called Blackout: I mean, fine I guess—it's just that for some reason, while very similar marketing works for musicians like King Krule and Brand New who have been out of the spotlight for years, for U2 who are, for better or worse, extremely hammy, it feels a lot less interesting.
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While the White House has been trying to set up meetings with Democratic senators -- including leading Democrats in the Senate and on the Judiciary Committee -- the aide tells CNN that the Democratic caucus remains united for now on holding off on the meetings until they get more assurances that progress is being made in gathering documents on Kavanaugh's nomination, especially those that pertain to his time in the Bush White House.
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"Whenever you hear some sort of hate speech and you feel like it doesn't pertain to you because you may not have anything to do with that, all you got to do is put the word black in that sentence, or put gay in that sentence, or put transgender in that sentence, or put white in that sentence, and all of the sudden it starts to make sense to you," he shared.
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"Whenever you hear some sort of hate speech and you feel like it doesn't pertain to you because you may not have anything to do with that, all you got to do is put the word black in that sentence, or put gay in that sentence, or put transgender in that sentence, or put white in that sentence and all of the sudden it starts to make sense to you," he said.
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Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) closed the 11-month probe with a pair of letters to the chairmen of the House Energy and Commerce Committee and the House Appropriations Committee, summarizing the findings that pertain to each of their jurisdictions.
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Regular features like Epiphanies (where a chosen writer describes a musical object that radically altered them in some fashion), the Inner Sleeve (where, yep, an album sleeve or other music-related piece of design is discussed by an individual) or the fan-favorite Invisible Jukebox, in which musicians are played records that pertain to their own career and then discuss them, are pivotal to the publication, injecting each issue with a kind of first-hand personality that removes artists from the rote platitudes of the release cycle.
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Two weeks ago, I recently made a trip to the McNally Jackson bookstore in Soho, and sniped two books from their sale section, both of which pertain to my China beat: Lenin's Kisses by Yan Lianke, which I've eyed every time I visit the store, an absurdist tragicomedy that comments on China's culture and society while never crossing the line; and Iranian-American professor Behzad Yaghmaian's The Accidental Capitalist: A People's Story of the New China, which includes interviews of migrant workers who don't usually have a voice in media coverage.
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So whether it's Dublin, Berlin, Paris or Stockholm, EU cities are already jockeying for position and to pitch themselves as an alternative, welcoming regional base for startup founders fearing what Brexit means for the future of London and the UK. The EU is also consulting on policies aimed at supporting what it dubs a Digital Single Market — by trying to harmonize regulations that pertain to digital business to allow for a freer flow of digital services across the region, and build in support for relevant areas such as digital skills.
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