It would describe, in general terms, the content of the classified emails — this email pertains to a covert drone program, this email pertains to troop movements, and so on.
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As it pertains to travel, fear means I stay home.
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But in BlackRock's case, the call pertains to mainstream investors.
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This also isn't a question that pertains to the playoffs.
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Perhaps his most unusual proposal pertains to the Electoral College.
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The email, from July 3, 2009, pertains to North Korea.
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That pertains to land that has not yet been used.
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Race pertains to communities defined by ancestry and physical appearance.
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The July 2009 email pertains to North Korea's nuclear program.
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The July 21947 email pertains to North Korea's nuclear program.
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As a company, it is important to build your team's skill sets, not only as it pertains to their career development but also as it pertains to personal development beyond the walls of the workplace.
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"I think actions speak a lot louder than words, and I think [about] her actions as it pertains to females and Bill's actions as it pertains to females and the lives they've destroyed," he said.
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This pertains to news reports of former National Security Adviser Gen.
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The most important product announcement expected pertains to the MacBook Pro.
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The supremacy claim pertains to a very artificial and useless problem.
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Everyone's comfort zone is different, especially when it pertains to beauty.
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"Particularly as it pertains to those with mental illness," he said.
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It only pertains to those covered by employer-sponsored insurance plans.
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There's something especially clarifying as it pertains to the gig economy.
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I hate the term "endless war" as it pertains to Iran.
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The second development pertains to continued weakness in global economic growth.
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The specific finding against Russia pertains to air strikes on Nov.
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I've encountered some really interesting issues as pertains to my race.
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That's a note that only really pertains to women, for some reason.
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MIT = Mathematically Incompetent Theories (at least as it pertains to ride-sharing).
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What gets included when the word pertains to works in a museum?
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That's the power of institutional investors, particularly as it pertains to bitcoin.
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As it pertains to being single at the holidays, I'm over it.
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There is one exception to the rule, and it pertains to newbies.
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Hill says the punching in the chest claim pertains to boxing lessons.
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Though Amazon's case, like Apple's, pertains to state aid, there are differences.
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This makeup pertains to a Mexican holiday intended for honoring the dead.
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There are certain people who don't think it pertains to their work.
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We can also retire the "guru" label as it pertains to fivethirtyeight.
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She's written extensively about immigration law as it pertains to military servicemembers.
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AI comes in with fraud prevention, especially as pertains to claims management.
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This couldn't be clearer as it pertains to Dawson and Star's launch.
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It pertains to a breach disclosed by the airline in fall 2018.
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There are numerous examples of herd behavior as it pertains to investing.
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Katz said the connection between Iran and North Korea pertains to missile technology.
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As it pertains to Trump, he cites three strategies that will be utilized.
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This incident pertains to the financial results for the quarter ending December 2015.
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And, yes, it largely — but hardly exclusively — pertains to working-class white people.
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The government argues it has jurisdiction as the matter pertains to interstate commerce.
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She said the language in the governor's proposal pertains to teachers' pay raises.
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The "family" bit pertains to the screen's functionality as digital refrigerator magnets, i.e.
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"I still have no closure as it pertains to my mom," he said.
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The Russian Collusion Hoax is dead, except as it pertains to the Dems.
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This is pretty new to me, as it pertains to my own show.
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But Kaepernick's message also pertains to those who have served in the armed services.
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If you're about to go on a rant that pertains to your personal life.
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One that I'm very happy about pertains to Apple's Smart Keyboard for the iPad.
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Or there's at least a strong case of evidence that pertains to their legitimacy.
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The most popular theory about mixed timeframes pertains to Ed Harris' Man in Black.
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This is a big step in recognizing race issues as it pertains to politics.
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This lawsuit pertains to Kalanick's power to appoint three board seats, including his own.
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Magazine cover art can be tricky business, particularly as it pertains to Time Magazine.
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Nothing has happened with ZTE except as it pertains to the larger trade deal.
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I have more of that Type A, overzealous personality as it pertains to coaching.
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Still, that truth as it pertains to Frank is withheld as long as possible.
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Generally, on my bike, I only think about death as it pertains to me.
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As pertains to the presidential election, the political fallout will be a wash. 2.
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TRUMP: Because they're not taking their jobs seriously as it pertains to this country.
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Congress is currently considering how to regulate vaping, especially as it pertains to youth.
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"This lapse pertains to an incident in 2015," the company said in a statement.
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This philosophy pertains to work by a new generation of ceramic artists as well.
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None of those pertains to Mueller&aposs likely subpoena to Trump, and Giuliani knows that.
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The second recall pertains to 2017-2019 Imprezas but only 2018 Crosstrek vehicles, Subaru said.
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WAPNER: ARE YOU STILL -- WE CAN ANSWER THAT, THOUGH WHEN IT PERTAINS TO THE MARKET.
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What do you think the definition of self-made is, as it pertains to you?
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SDG 14 pertains to the conservation and sustainable use of the ocean and its resources.
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That file pertains to passwords that were likely obtained in connection to the LinkedIn hack.
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Anyway, back to the flat cap and how it pertains to the 2017-18 season.
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A third EC antitrust investigation pertains to Google's mobile OS, Android, and also remains ongoing.
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And so I just wanted that to stop as it pertains to the United States.
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This pertains to shit talk, defensive basketball skills, and the general wellbeing of your body.
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Health security pertains to environmental policies and access to health care, according to the report.
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But there's no public evidence that the whistleblower's complaint pertains to the Trump-Zelensky call.
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TRUMP: Because they are not taking their job seriously as it pertains to this country.
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But maybe we can mend the format as it pertains to perennial one-bid leagues.
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"Dave was doing things that was [ticking] her off as it pertains to money," Burzinski said.
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The underlying case pertains to the background tracking of web browser users via Facebook operated cookies.
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Especially when it pertains to storytelling – which, after all, is what pop culture is all about.
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As it pertains to America – American history holds all of us, and she's right in that.
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Besides his opposition to Obamacare, Trump has addressed health only as it pertains to his opponent.
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None of the material obtained by Israel's spies pertains to the period since it was signed.
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She confirmed that all content currently removed under the new wider policy pertains to al-Awlaki.
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Zellner's filing is ever-so-slightly more exciting, as it pertains to the case at hand.
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To illustrate, let's run through the guidelines Motherboard published as it pertains to the Farah news.
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But the "why" as it pertains to Kim's recalcitrance is also important: Why won't he negotiate?
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Lynne has previously requested involvement in the conservatorship case, especially as it pertains to medical issues.
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The theory pertains to one particular proposed form of dark matter known as axionic dark matter.
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But such discrimination is legitimate only when it pertains to the core mission of an organization.
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The second pertains to Trump's attempts to completely stonewall Congress as it investigated his alleged wrongdoing.
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And the whole matter pertains to national security, where Republicans like to boast of their strength.
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Ishtar is possibly the most extensive knowledge base of all time, as it pertains to Destiny.
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This advisory bulletin pertains to microalloyed high strength line pipe grades, generally Grade X-2400 and above.
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Since it pertains to matters of the heart, it's actually one of the murkier aspects of astrology.
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CLARIFICATION: This story was updated with Tesla saying that the new delivery date pertains to new reservations.
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The following pertains to our optional Job Listing Sales features offered with our hosted Job Sites only.
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G-III's new contract with PVH pertains to Tommy's women's collections, and will include sportswear and denim.
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Mexico was originally found to violate U.S. trade laws as it pertains to sugar dumping and subsidizing.
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Here's what you need to know about the vague privilege as it pertains to Sessions and Trump.
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It is our contention that "fight words" also pertains to visual content as well as written threats.
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This article is not true as it pertains to my client," the statement to BuzzFeed read. "Ms.
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Brian Krzanich's replacement at Intel will be faced with some unfinished business as it pertains to cybersecurity.
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Six questions for Trump as it pertains to allegations against him by a growing number of women.
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The letter pertains to the fatal self-driving car crash that happened in Tempe, Arizona last week.
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The group also will dig into Uber's overall workplace culture as it pertains to diversity and inclusion.
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Where we haven't been great is showing the interpretations of our policies as it pertains to enforcement.
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"Eh, Michalski, this exactly pertains to you," he recalls one teacher telling him through a clenched smile.
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Criticism quickly poured in on social media over Matthews using the analogy as it pertains to Sanders.
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You have to look it up to see that it pertains to sexual misconduct and child abuse.
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People feeling like they can buy or own whatever they want … if that thing pertains to blackness.
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As it pertains to Vox, the law forbids nonemployees from submitting more than 35 pieces per year.
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I should also state, since I think it pertains to the topic, that I'm a white male.
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I feel bad about the disordered eating, as I feel bad about everything that pertains to me.
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His attorney said Kelly has been recharged in his existing case as it pertains to one alleged victim.
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Perhaps the most important reason to write a will pertains to the needs of parents of minor children.
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We have also considered a wealth of evidence that pertains to Judge Kavanaugh's character and his personal integrity.
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"Nothing has happened with ZTE except as it pertains to the larger trade deal," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Tuesday's ruling only pertains to 282 leases issued in Wyoming after five sales held in 2015 and 2016.
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Well the joke is on us, particularly as it pertains to the Trump administration approach to climate disruption.
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"Rigged" is a word we've heard much of in this election season, particularly as it pertains to media.
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How do you see this season further exploring that idea, especially as it pertains to Caleb and William?
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Grief, especially when it pertains to someone in your family, does not have a negative stigma around it.
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As it pertains to Africa's startup scene, there'll be several things to follow surrounding the Opera, Hindenburg affair.
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The Dodd-Frank st-- I'm sorry, as it pertains to my bureau, the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection.
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Cook's relationship with Trump has so far kept Apple safe as it pertains to the ongoing trade war.
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The NPT certainly pertains to nuclear weapons, while unambiguously supporting the use of nuclear capabilities for peaceful purposes.
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There's also something ineffable about Twitter's influence, especially as it pertains to politics, around movement building and fandoms.
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As it pertains to packaging for new products, we believe that you&aposll love what&aposs to come.
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Medicare drug negotiations A major health policy difference between Ryan and Trump pertains to Medicare's prescription drug programs.
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It also pertains to the privacy of whatever data on Americans the NSA might have in its repositories.
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Throughout Blue Velvet, Lynch plays with the idea of complicity, especially as it pertains to sex and violence.
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As the St. Louis Fed put it in the paper: One possible explanation pertains to the global supply chain.
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And Uber also has rights of its own, for instance to withhold information that pertains to its intellectual property.
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Clinginess is, per Brooke, a gendered term which pertains to "excessive emotional dependence" — an "undesirable" behaviour in dating culture.
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In a 2017 Taste article, author Jaya Saxena describes the phenomenon as it pertains to the backlash against rosé.
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They are strictly in charge of law enforcement there as it pertains to COs, administrative officials, and even inmates.
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Cardi discussed this idea as it pertains to herself and Nicki in an interview with Complex in October 2017.
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As it pertains to the fourth quarter, camping gear wasn't the only beneficiary of balmy temperatures in the Northeast.
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The scandal pertains to Wells Fargo opening as many as 2 million accounts in customers' names without their permission.
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It's unclear what precisely the classified House GOP subpoena pertains to, but King said "it involves abuses" with FISA.
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The most glaring example of unhelpful sensationalism, which virtually all sides contribute to, pertains to the Christopher Steele dossier.
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If the information pertains to an American in whom there is no national security interest, it may be deleted.
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According to Zaid, who regularly represents security clearance applicants, not one of the 13 guidelines pertains to political views.
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If in fact, we could reopen the economy then as it pertains to the market, the low is in.
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Wealth Matters The offer pertains to captive insurance, a way to insure against risks not covered by traditional means.
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" Sovereignty pertains to all Spaniards and it is the whole of the nation that has the "right to decide.
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"While this paper specifically pertains to diabetic retinopathy, a very common eye disorder, the takeaway message about the general quality of online medical resources likely pertains to all medical conditions," said Dr. Christopher Starr, of the NewYork-Presbyterian and Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City, who wasn't involved in the study.
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But that information was also redacted for national security reasons and because it pertains to an ongoing law enforcement investigation.
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The investigation pertains to the Allentown, Erie, Greensburg, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and Scranton dioceses, which together consist of 1.7 million people.
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Instead, I want to look at the substance of Malka's statement and the path forward as it pertains to NeoGAF.
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This pertains to the ingredients, but it is perhaps even more important when it comes to the byproducts and waste.
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I decided to make the intention of my practice self-acceptance, as it pertains to queer sex and my past.
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Kemp's actions violated the Constitution, and the House investigation pertains to active legislative efforts that are well within Congress's power.
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But the court ruled that Oklahoma's forcible sodomy law, which also pertains to oral sex, did not address such cases.
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On one hand, there's the Flynn effect, which pertains to the pattern of human IQ consistently rising year after year.
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The takeaway here is that it's not too late for companies to start making strides as it pertains to ESG.
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Dr. Stark, the author of "Coercive Control," noted that the English law pertains to a course of conduct over time.
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In any case, a lasting solution is still lacking, even Ms. Merkel concedes, at least as it pertains to Europe.
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A constant theme of the documentary was the recent presidential election, especially as it pertains to the scholars' personal stories.
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But the White House may simply ignore vast swaths of Mueller's report that pertains to, for instance, Russian troll farms.
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As it pertains to the music industry, and specifically producing, an interesting thing is that I tried to hire women.
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When the condition for termination pertains to the woman's health, the procedure must be signed off by two hospital consultants.
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We are exploring every possible legal action as it pertains to the misuse of our logo in this disturbing demonstration.
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Russo, pertains to a law passed in 25 that requires doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges to local hospitals.
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But to be perfectly honest I simply don't trust the dude with any information that pertains to my love life.
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The second rule pertains to "nonprofit organizations and small businesses that have non-religious moral convictions" against providing birth control coverage.
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Sometimes financial advisors and planners have consumer complaints, but they have been resolved or the event pertains to a personal bankruptcy.
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Another use case Nauto has stumbled upon pertains to autonomous safety drivers and helping companies ensure its drivers are paying attention.
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Another differentiation he flags pertains to privacy — claiming Callsign has designed its algorithms to operate "in a highly privacy aware fashion".
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Speier said they have a commitment that the Senate will vote on it — if the legislation only pertains to House members.
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The issue, it would seem, pertains to animals who are suffering from habitat loss, and who don't fare well in cities.
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As it pertains to Waller and Shelton, the two candidates more likely would face a tussle tied directly to their views.
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But the Wednesday lawsuit specifically pertains to a provision in the order rescinding Obama's withdrawals of certain areas for offshore drilling.
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Specifically, the license pertains to e-money issuing and payment services provision and includes credit transfer, payment transactions and money remittance.
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There's an inspector general, but it has a very narrow and circumscribed mandate because it only pertains to the contracting process.
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Lee's Twitter feed suggests that he is most likely the least woke contestant on the season as it pertains to race.
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"Nothing has happened with ZTE except as it pertains to the larger trade deal," Trump wrote on Twitter on May 16.
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The latest filing pertains to a 1000-foot (305-meter) section of offshore pipe that extends to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Since the referendum was carried out against the wishes of Baghdad, much of what pertains to the operation remains in flux.
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What's more, "morningness," as it's called, was also linked to healthier outcomes as it pertains to depression and body mass index.
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Burr told The Hill over the weekend that Schiff's holdout delayed important legislation that pertains to Russian aggression and election security.
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At the same time, the need for innovation as it pertains to infrastructure and urban living has never been more dire.
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The Federal Records Act pertains to federal agencies, while the Presidential Records Act covers the president and his or her staff.
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When you're a kid, Mom exists only as pertains to you; the intricacies of her inner life are revealed with time.
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I snapped out of it, though; the clue really just pertains to the structure of the song title and other SIMILES.
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"It only pertains to certain cities in which there is more negotiating to be done," the chancellor said after the ruling.
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I believe in the rule of law and it pertains to all of us," Manchin told CNN's "State of the Union.
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The latest filing, which was redacted and unsealed Saturday, pertains to two charges of conspiracy Manafort pleaded guilty to last year.
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Read three or four of these footnotes and also read the short portion of the article that each footnote pertains to.
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I pray that by the time she's 26, no one would dare comment on her clothing as it pertains to her abilities.
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"I find myself this month being hyperaware about women and their health, as it pertains to the heart," the Today anchor wrote.
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The 2005 deposition pertains to a separate suit in which a woman named Andrea Constand accused Cosby of sexual assault in Pennsylvania.
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The companies that add value will be the ones that improve performance as it pertains to sales and other concrete business goals.
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AIG declined to comment on the potential sale, which pertains to old assets the insurer is trying to sell or wind down.
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We are conditioned to think about that third drink as it pertains to driving, but it goes beyond how we get home.
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The former central bank chief told CNBC that President Donald Trump has the situation "reversed" as it pertains to global trade issues.
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But, under the Sexual Offences Act 2003â€"a law which pertains to the whole UKâ€"upskirting is not considered a sexual offence.
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As such, flight attendants approach their work with the utmost seriousness, especially when it pertains to the safety of the flying public.
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The US government issued an update this week on its border policy as it pertains to Canada's imminent legalization of recreational cannabis.
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Fittingly, she's got a lot to say about how that pertains to Daenerys Targaryen and her late hubby, Khal Drogo (Jason Momoa).
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The lead House manager Adam Schiff has indicated the letter "corroborates" other testimony in the impeachment inquiry and pertains to Pence's Sept.
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Another batch of the evidence pertains to communications Parnas had with Yuriy Lutsenko, who served as Ukraine's prosecutor general under Zelensky's predecessor.
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There is one person, however, who takes a more unorthodox view, at least as it pertains to the Tide's most recent successes.
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The type of information in this leaked database is very concerning, especially as it pertains to patient medical history in some cases.
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Mike Fernandez said he won't support "any politician that does not revisit their value system as it pertains to weapons," WLRN reported.
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But a CEO should be prepared to be the face of a crisis when it pertains to the core business, Torossian said.
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Although women's groups have defended privacy as it pertains to abortion, they haven't yet broadly taken up the issue of digital privacy.
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As it pertains to the hearing, the testimony was biased with a majority of witnesses being connected to litigation against our company.
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SESTA carves out an exception in Section 230, so that websites now are responsible for content hosted that pertains to sex trafficking.
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This is the time of year when baseball again starts to parse the word "valuable" as it pertains to the MVP awards.
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You've probably heard the expression "hardware is hard," as it pertains to startups, so it stands to reason that space hardware is harder.
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This includes not just campaign ads, but any type of ad that pertains to a political issue, such as tax policy or immigration.
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The committee is scheduled to hold the vote, which pertains to a contempt resolution and report, during a markup hearing at 10 a.m.
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The deal pertains to "a smartwatch technology currently under development" and involves the transfer of a number of Fossil employees to team Google.
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Facial recognition is frightening from a privacy perspective, particularly as it pertains to law enforcement, but its deployment here doesn't offer any insights.
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Since her diagnosis, Lovato has made a point to speak candidly about the importance of mental health, especially as it pertains to addiction.
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This time, the suit pertains to all current and former Uber drivers in the United States, except for those in California and Massachusetts.
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If you could give one piece of advice to your younger self that pertains to your career in marketing, what would it be?
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I'm interested in hearing what you'd have to say about the romance of the past as it pertains to country music and Nashville.
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It pertains to me but I'm also getting a sense of how it reflects in our culture, and what is going on today.
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The subpoena allegedly pertains to Manafort not paying taxes on a $3.5 million Hamptons home that he bought after leaving the Trump campaign.
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"We are exploring every possible legal action as it pertains to the misuse of our logo in this disturbing demonstration," the statement added.
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So, in other words, that most of the personal data in these datasets pertains to UK citizens suspected of no crime at all.
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"The privilege does not extend to protect information even that would otherwise be covered that pertains to criminal or fraudulent activity," Vladeck said.
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I learned that she is currently working on a project, Keeping House, that combines photography and prose and pertains to where she lives.
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" "When you are dealing with documents as evidence, you don't know if a particular document pertains to your case until you read it.
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As it pertains to the events in Charlottesville, clearly it was the sentiment of racial hatred and bigotry that struck the fatal blow.
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Why did George R.R. Martin go to such great lengths regarding hair color as it pertains to lineages just to abandon it now?
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"File under '18 U.S.C. §§ 1503, 1512,'" Mr. Conway tweeted, referring to a federal statute that pertains to obstruction of justice and witness tampering.
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But Nelsen told me that that conclusion was a product of my own personal need when it pertains to intimacy and physical touch.
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The case pertains to allegations Google used tracking cookies to override iPhone users' privacy settings in Apple's Safari browser between 2011 and 2012.
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Gee, pertains to a Louisiana law passed in 2014 that requires hospital admitting privileges for abortion clinics within 30 miles of the facility.
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" Attempting to rephrase, Brzezinski proffered, "do you have confidence in Donald Trump as commander in chief, especially as it pertains to foreign policy?
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In fact, Native Americans are mentioned once in the U.S. Constitution and that pertains to Congress's power to regulate commerce with sovereign tribes.
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Liberals tend to have horrible results with their good intentions when it comes to economic policy, especially as it pertains to black Americans.
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Now, at least as it pertains to Vizio, it will have to settle for app software integration and continue trying to make inroads elsewhere.
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In this case, that lesson probably pertains to how you manage stress in the moment (and how you manage your time in the future).
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The dispute pertains to WhatsApp messages that Brazilian federal police want access to to progress an international drugs investigation, ongoing since January, Reuters reports.
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As for Wal-Mart, nearly all of its stores are open 24 hours a day, so its starting time pertains to Black Friday doorbusters.
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Also, while it's not strictly an Android feature, the Google Assistant is also getting some important new abilities, especially as it pertains to speed.
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If these three bubbles were not enough of a distraction, the other conundrum the stock market is facing pertains to negative sales and earnings.
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Rather it pertains to how surveillance capabilities are authorized under the outgoing but extant framework, including via section 94 of the 1984 Telecommunications Act.
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The ruling on Tuesday only pertains to 282 leases issued in Wyoming after five sales held between May of 2015 and August of 2016.
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Their work can involve collecting data on the region they work for as it pertains to taxation, labor markets, transportation, agriculture or business growth.
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In addition to being the most complex, the Fed's definition is the most important one to get right as it pertains to your business.
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The incomplete data pertains to the names and addresses of buyers, as well as the total cost of those ads and payment methods used.
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In the Hawaii case, a district court judge blocked the ban from going into effect except as it pertains to Venezuela and North Korea.
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"This ruling pertains to one student and one student only out of the 2,300 who will begin the school year on Wednesday," Shoulders said.
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There are several different statutory obstruction provisions, but, to summarize, obstruction pertains to corruptly influencing or obstructing a proceeding or the administration of justice.
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"He made no mention of education support professionals," she said, pointing out that the language in the governor's proposal pertains to teachers' pay raises.
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Maybe that's part of the joke, especially when it pertains to Lindsay, but if it's not, then it's simply distracting for no good reason.
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The last major announcement pertains to Airbnb's business-travel booking service, which will soon allow employees to book stays on behalf of other employees.
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In a very strange discourse on the US-Saudi relationship as it pertains to Iran, Trump appears to be incapable of forming coherent sentences.
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Ratings are up across the board over 28500, mostly thanks to the love and hate watching as each pertains to one Donald J. Trump.
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In response to a question, Schwarzman said he is concerned about North Korea as it pertains to investments, his firm and life in general.
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I believe in the rule of law and it pertains to all of us," the West Virginia Democrat told CNN's "State of the Union.
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Derren Brown's (note, definitely not a Hufflepuff) book Happy as an anti–self help book structured around stoicism as it pertains to personal contentment.
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" During an appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press," Warner emphasized the significance of the Trump Jr. meeting as it pertains to "all that's happened.
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What this episode of "Pitchfork Economics" is about is the importance of media literacy and media criticism — particularly as it pertains to economic issues.
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The file carries the classification code "266," which means that it pertains to "acts of terrorism in the United States" and specifically domestic terrorists.
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What he has said and done to women over the years affects what people are working through as it pertains to rape and sexual assault.
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The warning pertains to a class of medicines called SGLT2 inhibitors, first approved in 2013 to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes.
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We have practice spaces, a library that pertains to music, music business and psychology, a coffee shop, and offices where we do the support groups.
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McAlexander says she worked with this woman to come up with possible avenues she could take, including affecting legislation that pertains to the medical field.
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The machine-learning algorithm would record that activity, you tell it that that pattern pertains to "dog" and it would learn to make that connection.
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Begin has honed in on the third of these challenges of messaging platforms, and specifically in how it pertains to being in the working world.
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With a uniformed membership of some 35,000, the NYPD has long been considered a model of restraint as it pertains to usage of deadly force.
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DeVos is considering changes to how the department enforces the gender equity law Title IX as it pertains to school responses to sexual assault reports.
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And while watching or reading, note the number of times the precedent in this situation is mentioned as it pertains to Hillary Clinton in 2008.
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The media tries so hard to make my move to the White House, as it pertains to my business, so complex - when actually it isn't!
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"We don't know why he is taking the positions he has taken as it pertains to our intelligence community, and rejecting their findings," he added.
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As it pertains to the CNN Debates, I never had access to questions and would never have shared them with the candidates if I did.
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The ruling pertains to a specific case involving a Dutch news website, GeenStijl, which repeatedly posted links to Playboy photos of a local TV presenter.
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Similarly, Abercrombie's paintings of different colored doors address fundamental questions about repetition as it pertains to daily life, in a simple, clever, and direct way.
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"We have a problem in our country, it's a new problem ... and it's called vaping, especially vaping as it pertains to innocent children," Trump said.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld this ruling as it pertains to border states in its circuit (California and Arizona) but trimmed its reach.
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Yet Pelosi signaled the sides remain far apart, indicating that McConnell's timeline might be overly ambitious, at least as it pertains to winning bipartisan support.
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There is so far no public evidence that the whistleblower's complaint pertains to this conversation or that there was any abuse of power by Trump.
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Each row in the document pertains to one main person and serves as a case study in how individuals are swept up in China's dragnet.
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The threat pertains to a federal law that requires local governments to allow their employees to share information about unauthorized immigrants with the federal authorities.
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In 2014, musician Drake made the following observation as it pertains to the Redskins: "Now look, some rough words in football this year," Drake said.
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It pertains to my private experience as a person, without which my activity as a critic would wither but which falls outside my critical mandate.
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Under the proposal, smaller banks would enjoy simpler definitions across a range of areas when it pertains to how it must comply with capital rules.
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Implicit in his views, Zhou was aware of the growing risks that had developed within the China growth model, particularly as it pertains to debt.
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Movie critics, who are largely white and male (see the numbers!), seem stubbornly reluctant to engage with race, at least as it pertains to whiteness.
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Google is also facing the House Judiciary Committee's probe into big tech antitrust as it pertains to its large share of the internet search market.
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The measure, which dates to the 1970s, pertains to Medicaid funding of abortion, which is why opponents say the restrictions affect poor women most directly.
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FBI Director James Comey said Friday that his agency is renewing its investigation because of emails it found during another investigation that pertains to the case.
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This agency leads efforts to protect and defend critical infrastructure, as it pertains to industries as varied as energy, finance, food and agriculture, transportation and defense.
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"It (sada bainama) is the backbone of the land administrative system as it pertains to poorest of farmers and regularizing their right is important," Venkatachary said.
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These documents are an investigative file that pertains to Wagner's discussion with the FBI, the bureau's characterization of Bitcoin, and the alleged hack of MyBitcoin. 216.
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The comments triggered a fierce debate between former prosecutors, government officials and legal experts on the exact definition of "reasonable" as it pertains to Clinton's case.
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Bird is able to do this because the law in San Francisco pertains to companies that park the scooters on sidewalks and in other public spaces.
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Instead of reading their reviews, you can partake in their warm, lively thought process as it pertains to individual Oscar movies and general awards show phenomena.
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You might not be in the market for a new device right now, but everyone likes bargains, so this deals round-up still pertains to you.
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Earlier this month, the Senate Intelligence Committee's fourth hearing on social media as it pertains to foreign influence in our elections took place on Capitol Hill.
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The Furies (which was another term for Erinyes, the Greek goddesses of vengeance and retribution) is appropriately all about female anger as it pertains to politics.
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Shame of it is, you likely haven't heard or read much about them as media coverage ignores any positive news as it pertains to this president.
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Because of the correlation between sex and gender and how it pertains to porn and sex work, it's definitely been more in the forefront for me.
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Citing unnamed sources, the Tribune reports that Kokoraleis's mental health history is still unclear as it pertains to a possible move to have him civilly committed.
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Conyer's amendment to exempt any rule issued by the Environmental Protection Agency that pertains to limiting lead or copper concentrations in drinking water failed as well.
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The German suit was filed in Düsseldorf District Court back in May 2014, and pertains to three patents owned by OpenTV and its sister company Nagra.
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Most cryptocurrency regulation so far pertains to securities laws governing speculative investments — which wouldn't come into play in the case of Libra's hard-currency-backed valuation.
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While the legislative workplace resembles many other professional environments, it is distinguished by the power imbued in the institution itself, especially as it pertains to race.
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For Ho, the country's promising export potential is boosted by its vast coastline, which pertains to the creation of ports connecting to markets including southern China.
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The time is ripe for the next Congress to consider the value of OTA as it pertains to the future applications of new technologies and processes.
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Today, almost three decades after it ended, the war has a profound influence on decision-making in Iran, especially as it pertains to national security issues.
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Yet its broad unpopularity, especially as it pertains to the middle class, suggests Democrats might easily enough convince swing voters of the scam that it is.
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The two are expected to discuss the US and India's shared interests in entrepreneurship, particularly as it pertains to women's participation, workforce development and skills training.
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It only pertains to state-controlled waters (as opposed to waters under federal jurisdiction), and doesn't prohibit the transport of oil and gas through either zone.
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A question that's come up in light of these sexual harassment allegations and eventual comebacks of harassers pertains to whether people can change and redeem themselves.
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As it pertains to the Frick application, all public testimony has been prematurely closed, and in this sense the fairness of the L.P.C. process has failed.
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While the ruling itself pertains to a trade deal with Singapore, its impacts could be far-reaching, potentially affecting Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union.
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"But right now, that is not a border as it pertains to what we're talking about here," he said at the news conference about the coronavirus.
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Beyond his praise of Xi, Bannon has been a vocal critic of China's trade practices, particularly as it pertains to its alleged stealing of intellectual property.
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The fine pertains to recent comments from Bucks general manager Jon Horst regarding a supermax extension for Antetokounmpo, which the team cannot offer until next summer.
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The fine pertains to recent comments from Bucks general manager Jon Horst regarding a supermax extension for Antetokounmpo, which the team cannot offer until next summer.
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The fatwa pertains to the most severe form of FGM called infibulation, where the external genitalia are removed and the vaginal opening sewn or sealed closed.
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This week saw International Women's Day and the Women's Strike, and thus much of discourse revolved around feminism — including as it pertains to books and writing.
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But like so much that pertains to technology, a good starting point might be the assumption that just because you can doesn't always mean that you should.
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The 2020 Democratic primary is shaping up to be a referendum on race and criminal justice, at least as it pertains to former Vice President Joe Biden.
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I am requesting a copy of the 332 pages law that pertains to the ongoing Net Neutrality decision that the FCC will be making in 120 days.
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Thursday's strike vote pertains to the Tropicana casino and two properties, Caesars Atlantic City and Bally's Atlantic City, currently owned by bankrupt Caesars Entertainment Operating Company Inc.
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The panel also said that federal funds will probably not be used for these experiments, citing ethical concerns as it pertains to the destruction of human embryos.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Look, I'm not really here to tell you how you should feel about Huawei as a company as it pertains to national security.
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The first one pertains to prices: Amazon loves to talk up how it cuts cloud prices by passing along savings to its customers as it finds them.
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Although the song's video deals with Israeli violence against the Lebanese and Palestinians, "Territory" pertains to every situation in which a government uses xenophobia to justify cruelty.
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The DSM-5, published in 2013, replaced gender identity disorder with gender dysphoria to make clear that the diagnosis pertains to distress and not identity, per se.
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The president and Sessions have developed an acrimonious relationship over the past year, particularly as it pertains to the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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S. trade, he appeared to row back on that, tweeting on Wednesday that, "Nothing has happened with ZTE except as it pertains to the larger trade deal."
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Nothing about this basic structure pertains to Israel, so there is nothing shocking about American Jews having difficulty understanding what drives their Israeli cousins and vice versa.
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The Trump team has been steadfast in arguing the latter topic should be out of bounds because it pertains to privileged matters during his time as President.
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As a minority who happens to be a Republican, I have a unique view as it pertains to the current state of political affairs in our country.
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The Clinton campaign has recently warned the media to tread carefully in its coverage of the Democratic nominee, particularly as it pertains to questions around her health.
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I have been thinking about race as it pertains to this season more and more, especially recalling Miller's promise to talk about it more thoughtfully this season.
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"The media tries so hard to make my move to the White House, as it pertains to my business — so complex — when it actually isn't!" he tweeted.
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Not only is keeping Omar and Tlaib out a terrible policy decision as it pertains to U.S.-Israel relations, it demonstrates the very weakness that Trump decries.
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Seoul and Tokyo are no doubt questioning that reliability and commitment, and they are right to do so, at least as it pertains to the White House.
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"The media tries so hard to make my move to the White House, as it pertains to my business, so complex — when actually it isn't!" he wrote.
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If you're looking for a promotion to a leadership or management role, clearly express the experience you have and how it pertains to the position, says Srinivasan.
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"No worries Because I have become a hack I will send u the whole section that pertains to u," Thrush wrote to Podesta in April of 2015.
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Like its red counterpart, GREEN TAPE refers to bureaucracy, but in this case it pertains to all that onerous regulation that tries to slow humanity's relentless growth.
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The closest Neistat gets to a specific question pertains to YouTube's tacic endorsement of Logan Paul's now-infamous suicide forest video:Neistat: How did it land on the homepage?
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While CTE is largely something that's discussed as it pertains to NFL players, the fact is Aaron Hernandez played a total of just 38 games in the NFL.
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There's a much bigger editorial aspect to the store now, too, as users will find how-tos, "making of" stories, and other content that pertains to select apps.
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That's no doubt part of why the company was a bit cagey about this particular spec, only really mentioning battery as it pertains to the new charging tech.
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But the real emotional climax—especially as pertains to white female cluelessness in the wake of black realities—takes place in an integrated ladies room on NASA headquarters.
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The resulting data pertains to modern humans, who admittedly aren't exactly like Paleolithic humans, or Neanderthals, whose large frame allowed for slightly more muscle mass than Homo sapiens.
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But to be fair, this new Nature study is a normative analysis that assumes a kind of status quo as it pertains to the state of medical technologies.
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That complaint lodged in this most recent set of lawsuits pertains to something that is not listed on the label: a neurological disorder that falsely resembles a tumor.
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Now, I don't have the hubris to suggest that my works do these things, but the agility and brilliance of New Narrative certainly pertains to what you're noticing.
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That statement of interest pertains to an ongoing case involving the right of a campus Christian group to proselytize at a Georgia college, which Session did not name.
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Still, Ross has continued to support the president's trade agenda, particularly as it pertains to the tariffs he has implemented against countries that have historically been U.S. allies.
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This will be the story of Trump's presidency as it pertains to everyday Americans: The extremely rich getting richer, while the less fortunate lose basic rights and protections.
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"As it pertains to this particular piece of legislation, I am sure we will take a look at what they are proposing and be in touch," he said.
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Fast forward years later after getting re-married and having three children, and Kelly is again unhappy with her current state as it pertains to career and family.
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At THUMP, we stay tuned in to drug culture and how it pertains to nightlife, so I spoke to Dr. Fadiman to find out more about this treatment.
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New Jersey native Natalka Husar's paintings of Ukrainian men dressing like Russian gangsters calls to question identity, both culturally, politically, and as it pertains to masculine gender roles.
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Prosecutors have not said whether they have obtained any of the material beyond that which pertains to Ms. McDougal and Ms. Clifford and the discussions about their arrangements.
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Okay, my recommendation pertains to some of what we've been talking about, which is taking a little step back once in a while and trying to calm yourself.
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State examiners are now conducting the exam, which pertains to New Jersey becoming Prudential's "group supervisor" under a 2014 law, Vice Chairman Mark Grier said during a presentation.
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The witness tampering charge pertains to Stone's alleged attempts to influence Credico, a New York radio host and Stone's alleged WikiLeaks back channel, before Credico testified to Congress.
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The investigation pertains to whether Craig improperly performed lobbying work on behalf of a group associated with Ukraine without registering with the Justice Department as a foreign agent.
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About $151k of that pertains to costs incurred at the Shangri-La Hotel, where the U.S. delegation, including the Prez, stayed leading up to the face-to-face.
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I recommend reading Frederic's report for the full breakdown of new features, as we're only just going to touch on it here as it pertains to the new watch.
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In the letter, Cummings accused Flynn of violating the emoluments clause as it pertains to military regulations that prohibit retired military officers from receiving payments from a foreign government.
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During 103Q15, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) initiated a probe into FULT's largest bank subsidiary Fulton Bank, N.A. The investigation pertains to potential violations of fair lending laws.
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According to Propublica, it's unclear whether the ban pertains to new grants and contracts, or whether it's also applicable to the $6.4 billion in contracts and grants already issued.
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Mondelēz said the recall extends throughout the country and pertains to Chewy Chips Ahoy cookies with a "best when used by" date of September 7, 8, 14 and 15.
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"I think my greatest accomplishment 10 years from now is that I would have a successful life as it pertains to my marriage and being a mom," Ciara says.
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He labels the game development process as it pertains to physics a "two-sided coin": The physical movement of the coaster as well as the physics behind its construction.
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The case pertains to actions by Google between 2011 and 2012 when it allegedly harvested personal data from Safari users without their permission, via the use of tracking cookies.
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Google has yet to comment on or acknowledge the situation, and it's unlikely the company will do so before October since it pertains to an unannounced and unreleased product.
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"The same aging demographic that will result in the increasing prevalence of rheumatic disease also pertains to the impending retirement of a significant proportion of the workforce," Lakhanpal notes.
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Eventually, that ban would be codified into German law, which limits free speech as it pertains to the display of iconography relating to the Holocaust and the Nazi Party.
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While the term "hustle" has positive and negative connotations on the streets, as it pertains to Trump, it refers to people who take advantage of others for personal gains.
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Roughly one in four black users reported that most or some of what they share on social media pertains to race, compared with roughly one in 22015 white users.
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And 20 years earlier, in 1998, Sweden passed the Act on Violence Against Women, which pertains to crimes against women by current or former spouses or live-in partners.
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As it pertains to the synthetic and manipulated media rule it is pretty well explained in the blog in that we evaluate the potential impact of the media i.e.
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Another pertains to protests in cities, such as San Francisco, where residents gripe that renting properties to tourists leaves fewer for long-term renters, making already high prices unaffordable.
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One widespread complaint—on top of having to navigate to another website—about YouTube's streaming platform is that it's not as developed as Twitch's, especially as pertains to chat.
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At the end of the first article of impeachment on page five (which pertains to abuse of power), however, there is a paragraph that nods to the 2020 election.
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It's time to think more clearly about what we mean by democracy as it pertains to executive power, and how ideas about this have evolved in American political history.
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The sale includes flights to and from cities such as New York, San Francisco, Portland, Dallas, and Los Angeles, and pertains to travel dates between December 17 to January 1.
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More importantly, as it pertains to the outcomes of MRT, what could happen to a child who has donor mitochondrial DNA that comes from a different source than nuclear DNA?
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Human rights groups fear some schools will opt to impose the ban, which pertains to both the hijab and the white trousers often worn by Muslim schoolgirls under their skirts.
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Despite seeming delightful up front, this move could pose serious questions as it pertains to data privacy, especially in a year where regulation at the federal level is likely imminent.
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That includes delving into the nature-versus-nurture question as it pertains to hatred, and whether aggression and violence are learned behaviors or in some respects hard-wired into us.
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Neither the action nor the settlement pertains to the rigor of our research or the quality of the products — it is a reflection of marketing language that has been discontinued.
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As San Francisco and other markets look to regulate scooters, as well as bike-share programs, one topic of concern that comes up pertains to the docked versus dockless format.
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The figure primarily pertains to workforce reduction costs, it said, and is nearer to the higher end of an earlier earmarked range of A$500 million to A$800 million.
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But unlike much of the basketball-watching world, Kerr tends to think of the word "show" — at least as far as it pertains to his team — as a pejorative term.
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Even the aforementioned Disney-centric episode found a way to talk about class and blackness—particularly as it pertains to different generations, while the family waited in lines for rides.
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Leonhardt's research pertains to theoretical quantum optics, and in 2006 his work on theoretically creating "an invisible 'hole' in space, inside which objects can be hidden" was cited by Nature.
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"We have a problem in our country, it's a new problem ... and it's called vaping, especially vaping as it pertains to innocent children," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
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"We have a problem in our country, it's a new problem ... and it's called vaping, especially vaping as it pertains to innocent children," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
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Criticism quickly poured in on social media over Matthews using the analogy as it pertains to Sanders, who is Jewish and had most of his family killed in the Holocaust.
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Although in that case the challenge pertains to police use of the tech — rather than, as in the Met's case, a private company (NEC) providing the service to the police.
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This division was created by the Trump administration to monitor and respond to the very complaints from health workers that the rule pertains to: discrimination due to religion and conscience.
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The offer, which was announced on Monday, pertains to taxpayers who have captive insurance, a vehicle meant to allow companies to insure themselves against risks not covered by traditional means.
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But the court order for Alabama only pertains to municipal elections and it is not on the list of states where the Justice Department is deploying poll watchers this year.
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Corker and Cardin, however, have a unique opportunity to get the ball rolling on a new AUMF as it pertains to three-year and counting war against the Islamic State.
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As that question pertains to the Stop Kony campaign — an online push to fight back against Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony — the warlord's organization is still, according to Newsweek, abducting children.
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"This study only pertains to the hippocampus; other brain regions in the human brain—which is very big—remain to be explored for the possible presence of new neurons," Sorrells said.
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Another time to consider it is when you see signs of positive change in yourself and in your partner, change that pertains to whatever split you up in the first place.
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Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley dismissed most of the lawsuit yesterday, but is allowing Lyft drivers to file an amended complaint that pertains to monetary losses as a result of unfair competition.
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" Senator Orrin Hatch, the panel's Republican chairman, dismissed the issue as "silly," adding: "The dispute here pertains to the additional details of noting the name on the side of the building.
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Perhaps McLuhan's most famous quote pertains to his belief that the way in which someone receives information is more important than what that information actually is: "The medium is the message."
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"That's just talking about the community in a negative way and not providing any positive information or representation around LGBTQ youth, especially when it pertains to healthy sexual behavior," Giga says.
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But these statements, and the attitude that she took in defense of them are an example of everything that is wrong with white feminism as it pertains to people of color.
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Flynn, who regularly attacked Hillary Clinton's "criminal activity" and led "lock her up" chants at Trump rallies, could dramatically reshape U.S. foreign policy as it pertains to Russia, Turkey, and Iran.
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The ruling also only pertains to Uber's peer-to-peer ride-hailing services — which have long faced out-and-out bans in multiple European markets, such as France, Spain and Belgium.
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Though this is an issue across age all groups, Lewis said it's particularly concerning as it pertains to younger millennial shoppers, who will drive consumer spending for the next few decades.
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"Because I have become a hack I will send u the whole section that pertains to u," Politico senior White House reporter Glenn Thrush wrote to Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
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It is a misdemeanor charge under Missouri law to wear political apparel within 25 feet of a polling location when it pertains to a specific candidate or issue on the ballot.
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The third regulation pertains to Facebook's ability to recognize faces from photos uploaded to the social-media network, and it says Facebook must alert users when facial-recognition software is used.
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Mr. Krivitsky, a Silver Gull member who has played paddle ball at the club for more than 30 years, was referring to Kevin Bort, whose nickname pertains to his flared feet.
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The fate of the Senate almost doesn't matter, except with respect to Supreme Court justices and other presidential appointees, which is a pretty big except; but as it pertains to Mrs.
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Contrast this to the border crisis today which pertains to actors who aren't citizens of this country and, therefore, have no claim to be on American soil in the first place.
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So this is data on, for instance, loyalty card data, transaction data, this is data that pertains to lifestyle choices, such as what car you drive or what magazines you read.
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What is the next iteration of the culture as it pertains to the way we think about things, the degree of openness to which we think about things and process things?
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He returned several times to the idea of change, suggesting that it should be the goal of any good policy, whether it pertains to policing, education or eradicating the accursed umbrella.
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Still, he has never really been treated as a viable candidate by the mainstream media; they are too busy obsessing over "electability" as it pertains to white voters in the Midwest.
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A flashy, facial hair-centric graphic, which was released by the CDC in 2017 and resurfaced this week, only pertains to healthcare professionals likely to be in direct contact with patients.
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"Because I have become a hack I will send u the whole section that pertains to u," then-Politico senior White House reporter Thrush wrote to Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
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Yet seventy-six per cent of African-Americans believe that there is a problem with law enforcement as it pertains to race, as compared with thirty-three per cent of whites.
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Here's how SF wants to regulate electric scooters And if you want the full breakdown of what the deal is in San Francisco as it pertains to electric scooters, here's the story.
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While this ruling pertains to just 11 cases (representing 3643 women) out of hundreds of cases in California alone, it may clear the way for future lawsuits to continue across the country.
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Thankfully there's a growing body of TV shows, movies, and standup specials pushing past one-dimensional portraits of parenting to delve into its realistic, darker side, especially as it pertains to motherhood.
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Still, among some Christians, there may still be a stigma against seeking out therapists who have not been properly "vetted," particularly as it pertains to hot-button issues like sexuality or gender.
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Following the plagiarism scandal surrounding his stepmother's convention address, Eric Trump looked to erase any notion of inauthenticity as it pertains to the words he'll offer from the Quicken Loans Arena stage.
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But the event was really about Nissan staking its claim in the green energy space as it pertains to transportation — an area where discussion is often dominated by Elon Musk's Tesla Motors.
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Uber never mentioned the letter's existence to Waymo or the court, though Waymo says it should have because it pertains to several document requests it made as part of the discovery process.
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If you aren't familiar, the case system pertains to the various hereditary classes of Hindu society, having been invented as way to distinguish between the different social statuses—most notably in India.
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" In a letter to the board, Harris's lawyer requested access, "to all information relating to the investigation as it pertains to counting or not counting votes and the number of votes involved.
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Today, I discussed with President Xi the chronic imbalance in our relationship as it pertains to trade and the concrete steps it will take to solve the problem of massive trade distortion.
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There can be concerted international effort from law enforcement and easing of restrictions to allow agencies in different countries to more freely share information when it pertains to exploitation of a minor.
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This case pertains to Bahrain's allegation in 2015 that Iranian Revolutionary Guards helped Shi'ite Bahraini fugitives join forces to set up a militant group called the Zulfiqar Brigades to destabilize the kingdom.
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And since taking the White House, Trump has repeatedly accused the nation's media outlets of peddling "fake news," particularly when it pertains to stories about potential collusion between Russia and his campaign.
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Trump tried to take credit for that stat as it pertains to 2017, but it's actually the FAA and air traffic controllers and pilots that get the planes up and down safely.
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The new deduction pertains to pass-through income, which is business income that counts as personal income on a tax return, for anyone from freelance ride-share drivers to plumbers to lawyers.
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But there needs to be a bigger platform to also find that support among those who can specifically relate as it pertains to the black community and as a person of color.
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We know that some of the material under the black lines in the public version of the report pertains to Trump's interactions with his friend Roger Stone Jr. about outreach to WikiLeaks.
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But because it pertains to the use of data collected under FISA for criminal prosecutions, any decision in this case might affect back door searches currently conducted under that statute as well.
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I particularly liked his remarks — and his statement, his campaign speeches, his promises to us — to preserve our Constitution, to enforce the rule of law as it pertains to illegal immigration, regardless.
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The figure primarily pertains to workforce reduction costs, it said, and is closer to the higher end of the range of A$500 million to A$800 million set in early November.
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I am very privileged to have one parent who can afford this and am extremely grateful, as my mom and I have always had a stressful relationship as it pertains to money.
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Yet another artist at SPACES right now, Roopa Vasudevan, is data mining a new part of this terrain by gathering and analyzing tweets about the presidential election as it pertains to Ohio.
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The request for unspecified sanctions pertains to a lawsuit filed by Democratic states, cities and civil rights groups over the administration's plans to ask 2020 census respondents whether they are U.S. citizens.
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One other key tidbit in the plan outline above: None of the bullet points talk about automation or making the car itself more intelligent as it pertains to the task of actually driving.
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Baidu and Tencent don't compete directly for their core businesses, but both are making a big push into the future of mobility, whether the effort pertains to in-car entertainment or self-driving.
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So I'm going to repeat this information in the interest of navigating the tricky territory of when to report and not report on hacked information, particularly as it pertains to anti-doping issues.
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"Investors are keenly focused on the iPhone 8 'supercycle' as it pertains to Corning but we believe this is well reflected in estimates," analyst Stanley Kovler wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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"As it pertains to the CNN Debates, I never had access to questions and would never have shared them with the candidates if I did," Brazile said in a statement, according to Politico.
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It's a seductive ideal even if I can't explain why it pertains to Obama in a way it never seemed to for Bill Clinton, who also raised a child in the White House.
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On Tuesday, the House Judiciary Committee met to have an open discussion over the balances between privacy and national security, especially as it pertains to the ongoing battle between Apple and the FBI.
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I, for better or worse, tend to spend almost the entire day at my desk, so unless an irritant is traveling to me every afternoon, I'm not sure that explanation pertains to me.
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This past week has been a fascinating case study in double standards as it pertains to former ABC comedian Roseanne Barr, current TBS comedian Samantha Bee, and the laws of hateful, vile rhetoric.
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Maybe because the risk of contracting the illness from clothing is relatively small, the guidance the CDC gives on cleaning it and other fabrics pertains to if someone in your household is sick.
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It's not clear that every one of these features pertains to iOS 14 specifically, but they do all sound like the sort of thing that could accompany a major software upgrade from Apple.
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It's not clear that every one of these features pertains to iOS 14 specifically, but they do all sound like the sort of thing that could accompany a major software upgrade from Apple.
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But even as it pertains to what he can control, like his own platform, there is nothing in these new comments to suggest much evolution, or a willingness to adopt more progressive positions.
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K irk : With all due respect— T hird C ommissioner : Excuse me, but I wish to follow up with further simulator-test data that pertains to events on the so-called mystery planet.
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The food historian Francine Segan will discuss dining and driving as it pertains to the area during two lectures at the 92nd Street Y, with food to sample, but nothing to test-drive.
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"I'm looking for unique characteristics in people that aren't usually highlighted in the world of fashion as it pertains to lingerie," Rihanna says at the beginning of the show's behind-the-scenes footage.
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Gray matter helps preserve the structural integrity of the brain, especially as it pertains to executive functioning (self-control and decision making), as well as memory, emotion, speech, muscle control, and seeing and hearing.
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Listen closely, though, and the song suggests the episode's theme, at least as it pertains to Bobby, his hedge-fund soldiers and anyone else committed to this stressful, consuming, spiritually vacant line of work.
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"It's up to you to stay current on trends, skills, salary information and anything else that pertains to your job," Ariel Lopez, former recruiter, career coach, and founder and CEO of 2020Shift, told Refinery29.
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"In the Police Academy's nearly 500 hours of coursework, OIG-NYPD identified only one nine hour course (entitled "Use of Force") that directly pertains to an officer's use of force," the city commissioner noted.
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This Game 27 had everything you'd want, unless you're a Senators fan or you bet on the Senators or the over, but then you should know nothing contained in this space pertains to you.
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"Neither the action nor the settlement pertains to the rigor of our research or the quality of the products — it is a reflection of marketing language that has been discontinued," the company told CNBC.
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It's not a huge surprise, but it's still a big loss for Netflix, which will now be missing one of the most-loved libraries in all of media, particularly as it pertains to children.
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The verdict was a shock to some who assumed the judge's decision would fall in line with Massachusetts law, which does not have a specific statute for assisted suicide as it pertains to manslaughter.
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It's less a movement than a standard: believers set the bar high not only for themselves but also for others who share their vision, especially when it pertains to black history, stories, and style.
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When I offer an assessment of a political figure, I am aware that the diagnosis may be theirs, but the prognosis pertains to all of us if that particular candidate should become our president.
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Courtesy of the FDA This warning pertains to store-bought bones, but both vets and the FDA have long sounded the alarm about giving your dog bones or boney scraps from the dinner table.
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A key difference between the two laws pertains to whether the NSA can wiretap an American overseas under EO 12333 with approval from the attorney general rather than a judge in a FISA Court.
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" The pair, along with gallery director Carlye Packer, kicked off proceedings in April with artist Sebastian Gladstone's exhibition Fantasy Playground, an "introspective look at male adolescence as it pertains to our contemporary American landscape.
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A lot of graduates are coming out of school with little knowledge of cuisine or the human palette as it pertains to tastes not including mac and cheese or $1 pizza (yes, it exists).
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For me, as it pertains to our hardware strategy, I don't think that's gonna generate a ton of revenue for us tomorrow, but I do think it's a really important investment in the future.
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"I'm in favor of the categorical exclusion as it pertains to improving defensible space and lessening the threat from forest fires hitting populated areas," said Bob Roper, the retired Ventura County, California fire chief.
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"(Falwell) has an interest in eliminating what he feels are overreaches by the federal government, particularly the Department of Education, as pertains to colleges and universities across the country," Stevens told CNN in an email.
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But as it pertains to the Game of Thrones' story at large, it's a very important moment pertaining to Jon Snow's identity, something the show has been setting up for the past couple of seasons.
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News. Director and executive producer of the streaming success, Shawn Levy, had a bit more to say about what fans can expect in future seasons, specifically as it pertains to Eleven's past and her family.
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Shannon Vyff, the director of the Society for Venturism, a cryonics advocacy group, is also signed up for cryonic suspension, and she's had a long interest in Death With Dignity as it pertains to cryonics.
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Most of the information retailers share about the click-and-collect service pertains to the subsequent sales that get rung up when shoppers pick up their items, or the fact that consumers love the convenience.
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Washington (CNN)One of President Donald Trump's personal attorneys, Michael Cohen, has received an "invitation to provide information and testimony" that pertains to the Russia investigation to House and Senate intelligence committees, Cohen has confirmed.
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"To the extent that the Mueller investigation pertains to personal matters, I think there's an argument that they should not be using campaign funds to pay for that aspect of the legal fees," Fischer said.
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But we're not talking about the delegates chanting, "Lock her up" as it pertains 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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The new agreement pertains to shipments between 2019 and 2021 and "will increase the volume and expand the range of phosphorus-based fertilisers supplied to India", Phosagro chief executive Andrey Guryev said in a statement.
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One of those key areas of dispute likely will center on obstruction of justice allegations, which the President's legal team has considered off-limits because they argue it pertains to matters covered under executive privilege.
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Then, next week the results from the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review, or CCAR, will be announced, which pertains to banks' plans to return capital to shareholders in the form of dividends or stock buybacks.
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"You can't be forced to endorse Coca-Cola if you only drink Pepsi," says Stacey Lantagne, who researches intellectual property law as it pertains to internet creativity at the University of Mississippi School of Law.
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"I know some have strong feelings about gun rights but I want you to know I've hit rock bottom and I am not interested in your views as it pertains to this issue," he wrote.
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Content is likely to be "escalated" when it pertains to a breaking news event—say in the aftermath of a terrorist attack—or when it's asked about by a journalist, a government, or a politician.
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His total lack of understanding of the consequences of such an act combined with his total lack of respect for the law and how it pertains to presidential powers make these headlines even more frightening.
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One of Budweiser's entries into the Commercial Bowl this year involved a ghostly English bull terrier — voiced by Carl Weathers — lecturing a man on the importance of friendship, at least as it pertains to Bud Light.
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And particularly as it pertains to Twitter's own stated intention of combatting the excessive hate and harassment that finds a home on the site, this certainly appears to be a step in the right direction.[Twitter]
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"Neither the action nor the settlement pertains to the rigor of our research or the quality of the products — it is a reflection of marketing language that has been discontinued," Lumosity told TechCrunch in a statement.
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"We're extremely bullish on the Mexican silver miners, specifically as it pertains to their operational efficiencies with the drop in the peso, but also because silver tends to outperform gold in a rising market," Damaskos said.
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A common criticism levied at Latin trap pertains to a perceived paucity of the latter half of the term, the suggestion that these artists somehow lack realness for not having lived what American trap rappers have.
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Regardless of the political climate, it's rare to see art in a white-walled gallery that's not mostly white washed; to see an exhibition that actually pertains to lives of the marginalized people that exist outside.
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Digging into the FCC filing offers a closer glimpse of the product it pertains to: we learn that it has a 13-inch screen and shares the same dimensions as the current 13-inch MacBook Pro.
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Trump was referring to the rate of cases that the Supreme Court has overturned by the Ninth Circuit -- but that figure only pertains to the small fraction of cases that the high court chooses to review.
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"The UK has a track record of influencing EU rules on data protection and retention," the EU Home Affairs sub-committee writes in a report on the EU data protection package as it pertains to Brexit.
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"The plan pertains to residency, not relationships, so for an employee of the church who wants to add a legally domiciled adult, they must meet residency requirements that have nothing to do with relationship," he said.
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But the question of what Sessions was aware of—particularly as it pertains to Trump's attempt to influence Comey and Comey's eventual firing—and when he was aware of it are crucial to understanding what unfolded.
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Prosecutors say they're worried that their evidence, which pertains to Yevgeny Prigozhin, also known as "Putin's chef" because his restaurants are known to be a hangout for the Russian president, will be shared with the Kremlin.
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In a brief interview in the Capitol, McCarthy downplayed the spat and said it was clear that Energy and Commerce had jurisdiction over communications and technology issues, especially when it pertains to broad-based consumer issues.
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The "food" bit is pretty self-explanatory, while the "entertainment" part pertains to the device's built-in speakers for playing third-party apps like Pandora, as well its ability to mirror video from Samsung's smart TVs.
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That has created the need for Trump and those around him to enlist their own lawyers to fend off the Russia probe, which pertains to allegations related to their personal actions or events during the campaign.
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Vanessa filed legal docs asking a judge to appoint a guardian ad litem for her 2 daughters -- Bianka and Natalia -- as well as another for Capri ... as it pertains to modifying Kobe's trust to include Capri.
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The law pertains to the sexual abuse not just of minors, but also of people considered "vulnerable" because they are physically or mentally disabled or because their situation leaves them feeling powerless to stop the abuse.
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The most immediate test of Mr. Trump's legal moves to separate himself from his company, the Trump Organization, pertains to the ownership of the new Trump International Hotel in the Old Post Office Building in Washington.
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Here's what else to look for out of the meeting, in case you're a Fed junkie: Officials will give their revised economic projections, which the market will be watching closely, particularly as it pertains to inflation.
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Another indicator of the manmade division between the nuclear and non-nuclear challenges posed by the Islamic Republic pertains to the alleged violations of an annex of UNSC Resolution (UNSCR) 85033 which Haley mentioned at length.
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He added he spoke to his sons, who have run the Trump organization since he took office, about COVID-19, though he said he did not speak to them about how it pertains to his businesses.
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Whelan's lawyer said that as the matter pertains to national security, he is unable to publicly comment on the substance of the charges against his client, other than what has already been disclosed by the government.
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That's a bold, decisive move for Furie — and one that carries unfortunate implications for the reach of US copyright law as it pertains to what does and does not fall under the umbrella of fair use.
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A key difference between the two laws pertains to whether the NSA can wiretap an American overseas under Executive Order 12333 with approval from the attorney general rather than from a judge in a FISA Court.
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The movie tells the tale of the ultra-rich and very gorgeous Young family, particularly as it pertains to Rachel Chu — the woman who, unbeknownst to her, is dating the dashing heir apparent to the family's fortune.
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The truth is, not only is the 2016 election not the most important election of our lifetime, it may in fact be the least important, at least as it pertains to the 13 I've been around for.
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Just a few weeks ago, at the beginning of October, the Supreme Court announced it would take up another major abortion case, which pertains to a 2014 Louisiana law that requires hospital admitting privileges for abortion clinics.
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The only election-related misinformation the platform will remove pertains to the act of voting itself or misleading information on specific candidates, like an individual's voting place and the times it opens or closes on election day.
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However, it especially pertains to the most sought-after skills in Asia Pacific, which is currently suffering a "brain drain," whereby talented workers are relocating overseas for better socio-economic prospects, Ang told CNBC's "Capital Connection" Tuesday.
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The case pertains to Bahrain's allegation last year that Iranian Revolutionary Guards helped fugitives from the Western-allied Gulf kingdom join forces to set up a Shi'ite militant group called the Zulfiqar Brigades to destabilize the state.
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This weekend can bring some shocking news that pertains to your career when Mercury conflicts with planet of surprises Uranus—which is slowly moving through the public reputation sector of your chart for the next seven years.
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While this promotion only pertains to Chipotle's classics, the chain has been testing a slew of new menu items (partly as an attempt at image rehab after a string of food-borne illness incidents in recent years).
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But have you found that the way you approach what's happening on the show affects how you think about the intersection of the personal and political, especially as it pertains to easy, "good versus evil"–type conflicts?
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She said she had "zero concerns" about Justice Department special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, including as it pertains to her eldest son, Don Jr., who has been called to testify.
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The letter pertains to negotiations to build a Trump Tower in Moscow, a project that has come under renewed scrutiny after the president's longtime associate, Michael Cohen, admitted he lied to Congress about talks surrounding the project.
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Although Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg helped establish the precedent that the amendment pertains to sex too, ERA advocates say the language of the 14th amendment is still too narrow to fix the gaps in the legal system.
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Though Malcolm's monologue is flowery and obscure—a deliciously underplayed parody of his character—he appears to be talking about more than the mere fate of these dinosaurs, about a threat that pertains to the entire planet.
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"Cuba is very challenging as it pertains to the economic development opportunities," Ms. Russell said, but she hopes to use the same technique she used in the Dominican Republic to learn the needs of those in Cuba.
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Even some of TV's best new coming-of-age vehicles—Sex Education, 13 Reasons Why, The Society, and Euphoria—don't fully engage the the breadth of black teen life, and especially as it pertains to black boyhood.
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That's not to say that representation as it pertains to people of color is no longer an issue, but a number of high-profile nominees this year -- and winners in 2017 -- have pointed to signs of progress.
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Verma is one of the nation's premiere experts on the costs of Medicaid, especially as it pertains to patients who do or do not take an active role in managing their personal health and their health care costs.
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Brian Ballard, one of Trump's top fundraisers in Florida during the 2016 presidential election, is registered as a lobbyist for the league as it pertains to "issues related to combating human trafficking," according to a new disclosure form.
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For me, the best camera-related feature in the Galaxy S10 actually pertains to video: it can capture footage in HDR10+, a standard that Samsung has pushed more than anyone else as an open alternative to Dolby Vision.
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" Thus, as it pertains to policy, "I believe it would be wise to take additional time and allow events to unfold as we consider whether it is appropriate to make changes to the stance of U.S. monetary policy.
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Essentially, Trump and his team are disputing Comey's account on substance, saying that he is lying about his most damaging claims, most notably that Trump attempted to influence the Russia investigation, particularly as it pertains to Michael Flynn.
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As it pertains to Halloween, Beckstrand says that allowing employees to dress up tells them that "you trust them to use good judgment, have fun within the work guidelines and that you want them to express their individuality."
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Rikers Island, and the violence associated with it (especially as it pertains to its treatment of teen inmates), have been the subject of various reports and documentaries, including Spike's Time: The Kalief Browder Story, which premiered this month.
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Each meeting pertains to topics within Trump's West Wing portfolio, which includes work on paid family leave, a childcare tax credit, workforce development, ending human trafficking and promoting education for science technology, engineering and math, among other initiatives.
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The judgement pertains to a case dating back ten years which was brought by Romanian national, Bogdan Bărbulescu, who in 2007 was fired by his employer for breaching internal regulations over use of company resources for personal purposes.
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But it is, at its core, a love story, albeit one where the central players face formidable challenges predicated on the notion that life -- especially as it pertains to young members of the black community -- isn't always fair.
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Biden's campaign privately stressed to members of its finance committee during a conference call on Wednesday that the fourth quarter is the most important one yet as it pertains to fundraising, according to those familiar with the discussions.
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"We are working closely with the administration to understand the new rules and how we best navigate them as it pertains to visiting athletes," Patrick Sandusky, a spokesman for the United States Olympic Committee, said in an email.
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The problem with this executive order, as pertains to apparel contractors, is that while private companies have several laws they must follow with regards to employment — such as minimum wage — UNICOR does not have to follow these mandates.
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A post on the gender-neutral label's Instagram account described the show's theme as "Natural Born Pirates"; but given the total absence of any pirate paraphernalia, one can only assume that Avoc's pirate reference pertains to the presidential hopeful.
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Clinton is infamous now for using a private email server while she was secretary of state, so we might guess at where she stands, but this is a question that pertains to any citizen who communicates with a smartphone.
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However, under Chairman Ajit Pai the following year, the FCC blocked these new rules from going into effect, leaving it up to the FTC to determine how to regulate ISPs and their behavior as it pertains to data privacy.
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Employers favor candidates with a bachelor's degree in journalism, English, or communications, though many technical writing jobs do also require workers have either a degree or some knowledge of the scientific field the content they'll be producing pertains to.
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" As it pertains to Felicis, Senkut says, "We basically want to have many uncorrelated bets — across stages, sectors and geographies — so that no matter what happens in the world, some part of our portfolio is always poised to win.
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But I did catch your musical performance on The Late Show this week and, seeing as how you're stepping into the music world, I feel compelled to offer you some unsolicited advice as it pertains to your musical endeavors.
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This setting pertains to color management and color profiles, but leaving it turned on will ensure your GIF looks as good as it can on older computer displays and monitors, with little to no effect on its file size.
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Kelsey Leonard, Tribal Co-Lead on the Mid-Atlantic Regional Planning Body of the U.S. National Ocean Council, provided a talk on the implications of digital rights and the continued digital divide as it pertains to Indigenous communities globally.
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It has also subsequently disclosed an earlier hack, dating from 2013, that is thought to affect more than one billion user accounts — believed to be separate and distinct from the state-sponsored 2014 hack which today's indictment pertains to.
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In the court of public opinion as it pertains to the sexual harassment case against Roger Ailes, here's the big question: Can the network get a fair trial in the media when it comes to fair and balanced coverage?
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"I'm looking for unique characteristics in people that aren't usually highlighted in the world of fashion as it pertains to lingerie and sexy — what society sees sexy," Rihanna said at the start of her Savage X Fenty fashion show.
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The Liberty Act would require government agents to obtain a warrant from a judge to scrutinize such messages when the information pertains to Americans connected to a criminal investigation, though not when it comes to a national-security investigation.
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The OC. Even some of TV's best new coming-of-age vehicles—Sex Education, 13 Reasons Why, The Society, and Euphoria—don't fully engage the the breadth of black teen life, and especially as it pertains to black boyhood.
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" Another described YouTube's decision to leave up Crowder's videos as "the latest in a long series of really, really shitty behavior and double-talking on the part of my employer as pertains to anything to do with queer shit.
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Though we often hear about radicalization online as it pertains to teenage boys watching a couple of YouTube videos and coming out the other side as white supremacists, there's another, albeit much milder, example of it on the left: socialist memes.
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"Neither the action nor the settlement pertains to the rigor of our research or the quality of the products — it is a reflection of marketing language that has been discontinued," a spokesperson for Lumos Lab said in an e-mailed statement.
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I've been following your "Publishing During Wartime" series, because we've also had to cover some of these issues, particularly as it pertains to the alt-right and the strange, willful ignorance people have about what "censorship" and "free speech" actually mean.
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Part of this pertains to the nature of self-service advertising platforms, which allows advertisers to build their campaigns around customized audiences that can at times be highly targeted, as well as the how people describe themselves on those platforms.
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The executive says the company isn't "anticipating major changes to our overall revenue and business model" as it pertains to the potential ability for users to opt out of the targeted ad model that came under heat during this week's hearings.
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With today's global economy, bidders may now need to more closely examine not only where their products come from, but also how they are put together, whether exemptions apply, and how all of the above pertains to their procurement competitors.
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The policy pertains to content posted directly to Facebook's platform, the official confirmed, meaning the social media giant will remove posts from users that mention the name as well as articles with the name in the headline or first paragraph.
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Trump denies wrongdoing in the Cohen matter, which pertains to payments in the final months of the 6900 election campaign to buy the silence of two women who claimed to have had sexual relationships with the president a decade before.
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The policy pertains to content posted directly to Facebook's platform, the official confirmed, meaning the social media giant will remove posts from users that mention the name as well as articles with the name in the headline or first paragraph.
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"For the past year or so, we've made a concerted effort to limit (and, eventually, banish) heteronormativity from all of our content, especially as it pertains to matters of sexual health and relationships," said Phil Picardi, Teen Vogue's digital editorial director.
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It's worth noting that a lot of this research pertains to drinking a moderate amount of any type of alcohol, not just wine, though red wine does appear to have the most positive associations in the research done so far.
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The 1954 Johnson Amendment restricts political activity by nonprofits, and last year on the campaign trail, Trump told a meeting of 100 evangelical and conservative Catholic leaders he would abolish that rule, at least inasmuch as it pertains to religious entities.
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So instead of dealing with the episode's most vital and interesting themes (particularly as pertains to the Hosts' intelligence), the show instead spins out a bunch of pointlessly busy plot lines that feel like second-rate rip-offs of Lost.
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With the exception of Sanders and Bloomberg, candidates have struggled at times to have enough campaign cash for major investments into TV and digital ads, particularly as it pertains to Super Tuesday states that are set to vote on March 3.
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Mr. Fu my last question pertains to Qatar because as you know there is an ongoing dispute which is affecting the LNG exports from this is a major customer and is China thinking about or even actively trying to renegotiate contracts?
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In short, the German Question pertains to the problem of a Germany that has either been too weak (17th and 18th centuries) or too strong (late 19th and first half of 1933th century), to live easily beside other European powers.
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Because they stimulate more than they sedate, I have no books on my night stand; but a big rolling table in my office groans with my current reading — much of which pertains to my latest work, a biography of Thurgood Marshall.
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GOP researchers have been digging through Hunter Biden's career history as well as the points where it appears to intersect with his father's, particularly where it pertains to Ukraine and China, another topic Giuliani brought up during his interview with Cuomo.
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The sealed case pertains to Zinke's denial of two American Indian tribes' petition to open a Connecticut casino outside of reservation land in 2017, allegedly due to government lobbying by competitor MGM Resorts International, the two people told the paper.
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As it pertains to drugs, demand will decline as people are less likely to go out and party, less likely to congregate, and the most chronic of users are likely to be in poor health and succumb to the virus.
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The government has maintained that its case is a narrow one that pertains to a single device that could contain valuable information about a terrorist attack, while Apple argues that it would set a dangerous precedent with wide-ranging implications.
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The disgraced actor is in a Massachusetts courthouse right now facing off with a judge in a pretrial hearing, which pertains to evidence his legal team has been trying to obtain from the prosecution team -- namely, cell phone data from the alleged victim.
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For now, the issue may seem like it solely pertains to North Carolina, but in the likelihood that the 4th Circuit issues a ruling -- and then another federal appellate court reaches a conflicting conclusion -- the Supreme Court will more than likely step in.
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But while Duplex remains a more experimental and far-off effort — one we'll likely be debating in the weeks and months to come — Google's more measured approach to artificial intelligence as it pertains to legacy product development didn't garner as many headlines.
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Another email forwarded to Clinton by Mills as an "Fyi" on April 5, 2011 pertains to State Department diplomatic cables released by Wikileaks in 2011 and efforts by two Washington Post reporters to obtain comment from the State Department about the cables.
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The second part of special counsel Robert Mueller's redacted report focuses on whether President Trump obstructed justice while in office, especially as it pertains to his campaign and administration's navigation of the fallout from potential Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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"Their mobile experience has allowed for a more casual experience, which is really important as it pertains to advertising for categories like weddings or fitness, but that pool is limited," said Jonathan Kay, the chief operating officer of app analytics company Apptopia.
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Perhaps the most damning aspect of the report, however, pertains to newly discovered text messages exchanged between former FBI lawyer Page and special agent Strzok, who were reportedly having an affair while working on investigations of both the Clinton and Trump campaigns.
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The Justice Department informed Meadows and other Republican lawmakers on Monday that it would not turn over a memo Rosenstein drafted detailing the scope of Mueller's investigation because it pertains to an ongoing criminal investigation, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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While the extent of Trump's criminal exposure as it pertains to the payments remains unclear — for one, we don't know if Trump knowingly violated the law — what is clear is that if Trump did indeed direct them, he subsequently lied about it.
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But as it pertains to this specific article, the simple answer is that it was the Styles section of the Times that saw fit to give me a writing contract, so I take all of my stories to the editors there first.
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But as it pertains to the national anthem, I will always feel that if you are an American that the national anthem is the opportunity for us all to stand up together, to be unified and to show respect for our country.
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Brian: If the impetus of this investigation of the President, as it pertains to collusion, was generated by opposition research by his opponent in the 2016 election and is false, misleading and improperly vetted, how can any of it be used as evidence?
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For those that don't follow sports, here's the deal as it pertains to Cuban: He's a self-absorbed loudmouth who loves to draw cameras on him whenever possible, even to the detriment of his own team as well as his basic integrity.
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The data pertains to a week when a number of Fed speakers indicated an interest rate hike was back on the agenda after a raft of relatively strong economic data and minutes from the last policy meeting released on Wednesday cemented those expectations.
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"The Budget Control Act, as far as it pertains to defense, was wrong-minded and that should not have been systematically reducing defense spending," said Brian Slattery, a policy analyst for national security at Washington-based Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
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Knowles also tells us he believes the term "breast cancer" should be changed to "chest cancer" for men ... due to both the embarrassing connotation and the fact many men don't even believe it pertains to them, so they don't bother getting tested.
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Instead, after reviewing historical and legal precedent, we conclude only that presidential immunity does not bar the enforcement of a state grand jury subpoena directing a third party to produce nonprivileged material, even when the subject matter under investigation pertains to the president.
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Instead, after reviewing historical and legal precedent, we conclude only that presidential immunity does not bar the enforcement of a state grand jury subpoena directing a third party to produce nonprivileged material, even when the subject matter under investigation pertains to the president.
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It's also important to note that this policy change only pertains to copyright claims submitted manually by rights holders, and not claims generated Youtube's Content ID match system, which uses AI and machine learning to automatically detect potential cases of copyright infringement.
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Deputy Secretary Brouillette directed the Office of Environment, Health, Safety and Security with bringing together senior leaders from across the Department with the collective goal of creating a training video to strengthen our internal behavior as it pertains to protecting classified and sensitive information.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey appeared before the Senate Intelligence Committee this morning to defend each of their companies in what is now the fourth hearing on social media that pertains to Russian interference in U.S. elections, propaganda, and fake accounts.
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An artificial womb might be a possible solution, but again, that's not something we'll have access to anytime soon, nor does it solve the low-gravity issue as it pertains to fetal development (unless the artificial womb is placed in a centrifuge to simulate gravity).
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Today's theme pertains to a skinny little vowel that we all need to stand on our own, but isn't in team, and hardly ever spends time in its own company, unless you're talking about a Shinto religious gate or going on a lake vacation.
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China's high level of bureaucratic control of private industry and coordination among Chinese intelligence agencies should immediately set off alarm bells, especially as it pertains to the acquisition of MoneyGram, a company that has integrated access to key parts of our national financial electronic infrastructure.
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But even as Democrats are largely united in rooting for Ossoff, there's no clear consensus among them—or among the media—on what his victory would mean for the broader party, especially as it pertains to the persistent rift between its progressive and centrist wings.
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In that event, the agency would have investigated not only the incident, but Kavanaugh's claims about his youthful behavior and alcohol use, which are relevant to his credibility—both as it pertains to Ford's allegations and to his fitness to serve on the Supreme Court.
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That new evidence pertains to late Republican redistricting strategist Thomas Hofeller, as documents were recently uncovered from Hofeller's hard drives as part of a separate lawsuit in North Carolina that indicate he played a previously undisclosed role in the orchestration of the citizenship question.
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This shallow but watchable gloss on a book that conjures a searing image of the disintegrating American dream in the 1960s, especially as it pertains to Jewish identity and aspiration, amounts to not much more than a dutiful checklist of scenes from the novel.
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And most people don't realize our legal system created the Indian Arts and Crafts Act in 1935 (the IACA of 1990 pertains to "truth in advertising") to protect the cultural Native groups and [address their] subsequent misappropriation, but it has limitations to the U.S. only.
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Due to the largely unfounded and negative speculations that have lately sprung up in the media, contemplating and trying to predict the new administration and its position on cannabis legalization, we are seeing much uncertainty around the country as it pertains to our industry.
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The beauty blogger is accusing the company of false advertising, and his lawsuit pertains to La Mer, the luxury skin care line owned by Estée Lauder that makes one of the most coveted and expensive moisturizers in the beauty industry: Crème de la Mer.
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In light of the international context of this dispute, the court concluded that fashioning a judicial remedy not created by Congress risked interfering not only with Congress's legislative authority but also with the president's authority, as it pertains to national security and international affairs.
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Thursday's strike vote pertains to the Tropicana casino and two properties, Caesars Atlantic City and Bally's Atlantic City, currently owned by bankrupt Caesars Entertainment Operating Company Also included in the vote is another Caesars property, Harrah's Atlantic City, controlled by a separate unit not in bankruptcy.
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" A spokesperson for Bossier Parish Schools told BuzzFeed News that other high school principals in the district were sending out letters to student athletes and their families, "making their expectations known as it pertains to proper decorum when the National Anthem is played at sporting events.
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"It's time for the governor to have an orderly transition of government so that this doesn't continue affecting us in DC as it pertains to obtaining federal funds for the island," said Jenniffer González, Puerto Rico's nonvoting representative in the US Congress, known as the resident commissioner.
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One pertains to how quickly retailers and restaurants can write off the costs of improvements to their facilities, while the other would correct the effective date for a provision in the 2017 tax law that bans businesses from carrying back net operating losses to previous years.
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Blunt said he has not talked to the White House about the legislation yet but sent a pretty direct warning that the President should sign the finished product Congress eventually sends to him and leave the negotiations around the bill that pertains to Congress to lawmakers.
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Two sources say that pertains to efforts by the Trump Organization to secure financing for the Trump Tower Moscow project that Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, was involved with, though it's unclear to the panel how serious the Trump Organization was pursuing that project, one source said.
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While Vamos was filling his assigned story for—as he described it, a "more clickbait/advertisement-driven" site, some readers might not realize that, and may first learn of this stat in a context like this article that neglects to mention that it pertains to both men and women.
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But, as it pertains to exoplanets, Deitrick "has essentially shown that ice ages on exoplanets can be much more severe than on Earth, that orbital dynamics can be a major driver of habitability and that the habitable zone is insufficient to characterize a planet&aposs habitability," Barnes said.
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One heavily redacted "urgent" email sent to Clinton on January 27, 2011 by her foreign policy adviser and deputy chief of staff Jacob Sullivan pertains to internal discussions about a vote Palestinian officials were pushing on a United Nations Security Council resolution condemning Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory.
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Beinart, a staunch critic of Israeli policy as it pertains to Palestinians and the West Bank, said in a Monday column in Forward that he was visiting Israel to attend a bat mitzvah for one of his nieces when he was detained by airport security for nearly an hour.
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Moffat's seeming inability to give an interview that doesn't involve him somehow inserting his foot into his mouth (especially as it pertains to casting a woman as the Doctor), as well as the increasingly tired trappings of his puzzlebox plotting, have made him an ever more embattled showrunner.
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"When Koch Foods puts such (workers) through the E-Verify system, the system indicates that the worker is authorized because, unbeknownst to Koch Foods and the E-Verify system, the information that the worker has provided pertains to the stolen identify of an authorized worker," the statement said.
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"When the Senate majority leader says there will be basically no daylight between his coordination with the White House, as it pertains to the process, I think the speaker was absolutely correct to hold on to the articles of impeachment until we know what the rules are," Rep.
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"No matter who the Republican nominee at the end of the day is, whether it's Ted Cruz or Donald Trump, I think it presents tremendous opportunities for the Democratic Party, not only as it pertains to the presidency or the Senate, but quite frankly, for the House itself," Rep.
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If you really are into the business of making stuff out of love or creative or why ever you make a small podcast, you'd find a way, but as it pertains to larger companies, can there be a, say, gimlet-sized company that's able to derive a meaningful membership revenue share?
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With that in mind, most of the rest of this piece pertains to my experiences with the Pixel 3 XL. That said, Anthony kindly agreed to take the Pixel 3 out on the town for a photo safari, so the imaging samples in this review are taken from both handsets.
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The Asilomar principles, on the other hand, pooled together much of the current thinking on the matter to develop a kind of best practices rulebook as it pertains to the development of AI. The principles aren't yet enforceable, but are meant to influence the way research is done moving forward.
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Given the ambiguity around the approach the new administration in Washington will take in enforcing federal drug law as it pertains to cannabis — newly minted Attorney General Jeff Sessions has in the past taken a hard line against legal marijuana — there's uncertainty within the industry whether any meaningful change will happen.
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It decided only that "after reviewing historical and legal precedent" the scope of presidential immunity is not so wide that it bars "the enforcement of a state grand jury subpoena directing a third party to produce non‐privileged material, even when the subject matter under investigation pertains to the president".
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Pushing against the basic nature of ideas around identity reveals the limitations in our thought and institutions, and hopefully awakens us to an expanded understanding of the subject, not just as it pertains to race but to a mosaic of other qualities — gender, sexuality, class, ideology, spirituality, and much more. Hapa.
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As it pertains to the CNN Debates, I never had access to questions and would never have shared them with the candidates if I did," Brazile said, noting that the U.S. intelligence community has "made it clear that the Russian government is responsible for the cyberattacks aimed at interfering without election.
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His policy positions are mostly expected to run at least close to Yellen, though some of his comments indicate he may be a bit more hawkish on monetary policy — that is, inclined to raise rates — and somewhat looser on bank regulation, particularly as it pertains to community and regional banks.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Vatican's Failure in the Abuse Scandal" (editorial, July 7): There will be no meaningful changes in the Roman Catholic Church as it pertains to child sex abuse until Pope Francis invites the legal system into the cases by supporting global statutes of limitation reform.
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We already know that Robert Mueller is operating under the Department of Justice's Office of Legal Counsel stance that a sitting president cannot be indicted, which means that the investigation, as it pertains to the President, will lead to a report by the special counsel, which may or may not lead to impeachment.
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Barrack, founder of private equity real estate firm Colony Capital, has been asked to hand over documentation as it pertains to numerous issues involving the president, including foreign governments "discussing, offering, or providing, or being solicited to discuss, offer, or provide, any present or emolument of any kind," to Trump's inaugural committee.
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O. Scott) 'AMERICAN PASTORAL' (R, 1:48) This shallow but watchable gloss on a book that conjures a searing photonegative image of the disintegrating American dream in the 1960s, especially as it pertains to Jewish identity and aspiration, amounts to not much more than a dutiful checklist of scenes from the novel.
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Constance Kirker, a culinary historian and retired professor of art history at Penn State who now teaches at the Culinary Institute of America in Singapore, will address the topic "Sacred Sweet Tooth: The Symbolism and Function of Candy and Sweets in Religious Traditions" as it pertains to Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism and Islam.
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Behind the scenes, White House officials made several calls to the Justice Department to tamp down the agency's opposition to the release of the memo, which has been described as including damaging information about FBI and Justice Department officials, particularly as it pertains to the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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The designations came on the heels of the Trump administration's confirmation that Iran is in overall compliance with the Iran nuclear deal, underscoring how Iran has complied with the agreement as it pertains to nuclear issues, yet continues to engage in illicit conduct, in particular those actions carried out by the IRGC.
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The image itself, the colors and lines we perceive with our eyes, clearly pertains to chemtrails and their effect on the health of US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, but that the challenge wording clearly specifies image file indicates that we should probably be looking beyond the picture itself and into the data within.
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But the copy of the report DOJ released Monday further explains that the sentences were redacted because it relates to an ongoing investigation; "pertains to records or information compiled for law enforcement purposes, the release of which would deprive a person of a right to a fair trial or an impartial adjudication"; and personal privacy.
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At no point in history has the instant-by-instant minutiae that makes up a basketball game been more cataloged than it is at this moment; most of that cataloging, as it pertains to Durant, suggests that he's been working quite a bit harder than he needs to in order to get his shots.
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" The Declaration on Euthanasia, likewise, comes to the conclusion that "in the final analysis, it pertains to the conscience either of the sick person, or of those qualified to speak in the sick person's name, or of the doctors, to decide, in the light of moral obligations and of the various aspects of the case.
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" But the decision, as it pertains to San Francisco and Santa Clara, the official added, "is a victory for criminal aliens in California, who can continue to commit crimes knowing that the state's leadership will protect them from federal immigration officers whose job it is to hold them accountable and remove them from the country.
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The CBS bingo card — sans traditional letters and numbers — covers the gauntlet as it pertains to all things Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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Miley isn't white again, because she was never not white — both in the the literal sense as it pertains to her race, and as a person who embodies the sort of cultural dominance that allows you wear someone else's culture as a performance costume and then take it off when it no longer serves you.
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At its best, it could have been a focused dissection of the implications of Minimalist as it pertains to wider social contexts, particularly that of Southeast Asia, where the latent spiritualism shared by Minimalism manifests in forms such as film (the cinema of Apichatpong Weerasethakul, for example) but is never directly under its auspice.
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" P.S. Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo makes an emotional gun-control push on Facebook (Houston is 36 miles from Santa Fe): "I know some have strong feelings about gun rights but I want you to know I've hit rock bottom and I am not interested in your views as it pertains to this issue.
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As Riveron emphasized, while other recent, new rules on contact have forbidden the most brutal helmet-to-helmet hits — and almost exclusively penalized defensive players — the 2018 rule pertains to any offensive or defensive player who initiates contact with his helmet against any part of an opponent, from the head to the lower body.
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The politics, paired with the sharp ideological divide over executive power and authority as it pertains to national defense and military action -- an example of which played out in a fiery exchange between Republican senators on the Senate floor shortly before the final vote Thursday -- has had the effect of short-circuiting debates for years.
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Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-Calif.), the lead impeachment manager, the Democrats say they'll use Thursday's stage to build on that broader base — to "apply the facts to the law as it pertains to the president's abuse of power," in Schiff's words — as they press for Trump's conviction and removal.
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Section 738, the section that pertains to the VA, is the epitome of many Americans' frustrations with Washington; it uses vague language that allows members to feel as if they are addressing the issue, but the language fails to require any specific action that would translate to tangible efforts to veterans and their survivors.
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It pertains to a legal challenge brought by a private individual living in the Berlin district of Pankow against the State of Berlin in the Berlin Administrative Court after he was rejected a permit to rent his own home — a measure city authorities have been using to essentially control the use of home-sharing platforms like Airbnb.
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Another backed by Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) would limit the preemption language so it only pertains to the manufacture and design of drones.
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The amount will be reported as an item affecting comparability in the second quarter of 2016 * Says the inquiry, which targeted Familia and four other companies in the market, pertains to activities that took place up until 2013 * Says investigation in Colombia regarding the baby diapers category is still ongoing and no provision has been made for this.
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"Mainstream media and several journalists, especially as it pertains to the White House press corps, are purposely trying to get Fauci to contradict Trump for a juicy conflict in the middle of a pandemic," said Stephen Miller, a conservative media columnist who contributes to The Spectator USA, the American division of the long-time conservative British outlet.
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While the extent of Trump's criminal exposure as it pertains to the payments remains unclear — for one, we don't know if he knowingly violated the law — what the Reuters interview and the tweets Trump posted earlier this week do establish is that the president is struggling to come up with a coherent response to being implicated in felonies.
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"After reviewing historical and legal precedent, we conclude only that presidential immunity does not bar the enforcement of a state grand jury subpoena directing a third party to produce non-privileged material, even when the subject matter under investigation pertains to the President," Katzmann wrote, in an opinion joined by Judges Denny Chin and Christopher Droney.
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" The Puerto Vallarta Tourism Board distanced itself from those regions, issuing a statement that read, "The U.S. Department's Travel Warning as it pertains to the State of Jalisco highlights rural highways and areas that border states to the south, almost 250 miles from Puerto Vallarta or the distance between New York and Boston; or Los Angeles to Las Vegas.
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Advocate general Campos Sánchez-Bordona's (non-legally binding) opinion, which pertains to four references to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), takes the view that EU law covering the privacy of electronic communications applies in principle when providers of digital services are required by national laws to retain subscriber data for national security purposes.
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The #MeToo movement as it pertains to women isn't solely about ridding the world of sexual harassment and assault, but making sure women's voices are heard and respected and that they can expect equality and safety in return; that needs to happen for women in all situations (including sexual ones), not just those who are "moral" in the eyes of these conservative organizations.
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It felt a little too on-the-nose for me too — mitigated somewhat by the fact that the David Copperfield special itself went there in terms of the metaphor of disappearing liberty — but I think I'm coming around on it because it has some thematic resonances with the rest of The Americans' story, particularly as it pertains to Paige and Martha.
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This is true both on the macro level — if you say you are going to disclose something then you need to disclose it — and on the micro level — the right to know what a candidate has on his or her tax returns as it pertains to their net worth, business interests, who they are beholden to and how much they give to charity.
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Mr. Oyelowo was careful, almost cagey, in discussing the election and the recent "Brexit" vote, but he did return several times to the idea that while these contests were about "so much more than race," the winning voters in each expressed a hankering for a time when "the power base as it pertains to people of color was different," he said.
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In the past, presidents would normally travel to Camp David — the presidential resort located in Maryland — just 62 miles from Washington D.C. Although the report may offer some insight into Trump's assets, governmental ethics lawyers accusing Trump of violating the US Constitution's emoluments clause — as it pertains to payments from foreign governments — remain unimpressed with the substance of the disclosure.
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" Amurri Martino candidly went on to share that "one of the biggest things" she and the NBC Sports analyst, 38, "have had to work on in our marriage is our different views of gender roles when it pertains to parenting," saying Martino "was involved the bare minimum in helping me with the kids" for years, "even though I was working full time.
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So, when everything in the market or in a particular sector goes down, instead of assuming that the issue pertains to the fundamentals of the underlying company, Cramer suggests asking yourself if it could have been caused by an out-of-control hedge fund or Wall Street money management — then realize that the market's irrationality can be your opportunity to profit.
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So, when everything in the market or in a particular sector goes down, instead of assuming that the issue pertains to the fundamentals of the underlying company, Cramer suggests asking yourself if it could have been caused by an out-of-control hedge fund or Wall Street money management, then realize that the market's irrationality can be your opportunity to profit.
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Today's focus will be on Politico White House political correspondent Glenn Thrush, who may or may not being getting a bad rap — you be the judge — after a leaked Wikileaks email from him to Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta shows this (verbatim): "Because I have become a hack I will send u the whole section that pertains to u," Thrush writes to Podesta.
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But the only certainty on the path to the next trillion is a bigger spotlight on Amazon's growing power, both internally as it pertains to its treatment of its warehouse workers and externally related to how its dominance impacts the rest of the retail industry, its partners like the United States Postal Service, as well as the cities that it calls home.
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Asked by the committee what sort of sanctions could be put in place to mitigate the risk of misuse of retained data by "rogue" individuals, such as within police forces or other organizations storing the data, Graham suggested parliament could enact a more deterrent-based penalty — such as a prison sentence, rather than the fine-only regime afforded by current legislation that pertains to this area.
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Another recent regulatory judgement that has impacted one of Alphabet's divisions pertains to its AI unit, DeepMind, when, in July — when it was presumably still technically a legal subsidiary of Google — the UK's data protection watchdog ruled that a data-sharing agreement the company had inked with a London National Health Service Trust had breached UK privacy laws by sharing 1.6M patients' medical records without their consent.
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"Democratic voters have shown that they are certainly energized in a lot of these special elections, but as it pertains to Montana you have a strong candidate in Greg Gianforte who has a strong message that appeals to a broad swath of Montana voters contrasted with a liberal musician with a dubious financial past," said Jesse Hunt, the national press secretary for the NRCC.
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While there has been much debate over whether or not The Hours intended to reference Tony Adams as opposed to Sam, Gerry or indeed Ansel – mainly on internet forums circa the late noughties – the general consensus is that the lyric pertains to the Arsenal legend's arrest and subsequent jail sentence for drink driving in 1990, this at the height of his struggle with alcoholism.
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In this case, if the special counsel's office assesses that the specific statement made by Trump, plus other actions or statements he made specific to the Flynn case make a credible case of obstruction, then, at least as it pertains to this one aspect, his efforts to disrupt an investigation involve an investigation that has already resulted in criminal charges and a guilty plea.
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