However, savings is only one pillar of Plum's three pillar strategy.
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There's a display that stretches from pillar to pillar across the dashboard.
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Pillar 2 capital requirements were brought into the equation, meaning that distributions cannot be made if Pillar 1, Pillar 2 and combined buffer requirements are breached.
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But without the D pillar in a unibody pickup, a sail pillar connects the C pillar to the rear of the truck, achieving a similar result.
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"In solving pillar two, we solve a lot of pillar one," Mnuchin said.
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But yeah... Pillar... April and early May sure were great months for Kevin Pillar, weren't they?
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"We're beginning to refine whether or not it's a two-pillar bill or a four-pillar bill, and what are the combinations that would allow it to be four pillar," said Sen.
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The Chevrolet Avalanche also used a sail pillar to compensate for the lack of a D pillar.
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That starts with a set of rectangular displays on the dashboard that stretch from pillar to pillar.
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The large, sleek SUV had an LED setup that runs from pillar-to-pillar on the vehicle's dash.
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"This instrument, which we call 'Pillar 2 guidance', would be complementary to Pillar 2 requirements," Nouy told a hearing.
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Dickerson's run-scoring doubles came in the second inning, scoring Kevin Pillar, and third, plating Brandon Belt and Pillar.
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In the past, the weakening of the strategic pillar has been made up for by the strength of the values pillar.
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"This instrument, which we call 'Pillar 2 guidance', would be complementary to Pillar 2 requirements," Nouy told the European Parliament's economy committee.
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The interim requirement is slightly lower at two times Pillar 1 plus one times Pillar 2A, or two times leverage by 5003.
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Last month, Pillar shouted an antigay slur at Atlanta Braves reliever Jason Motte after he struck Pillar out with a quick pitch.
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The original concept featured a 220-inch screen that rose up from the dashboard like a ridge, stretching from pillar to pillar.
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Kevin Pillar led off the first with a double to left-center and Kendrys Morales drove Pillar home with a blooper to left.
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Instead, it's about Pillar Man, the guy who stands atop a tall pillar throughout the second season, waiting for something miraculous to happen.
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Fitch believes that the group would need to meet its pillar 0003 and pillar 2A total capital requirements immediately after a resolution action.
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Pillar propels Jays over Dodgers TORONTO — Kevin Pillar could not remember anyone ever being walked intentionally before he came to bat until Friday night.
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From that reclined position — and without a pesky steering wheel in the way — the driver can fully take in the Prophecy's pillar-to-pillar display.
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Because on the inside of this vehicle, where the car's dashboard usually goes, is just one gigantic screen that stretches from pillar to pillar, from sea to shining sea.
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Bank can fully use capital and liquidity buffers, including Pillar 2 Guidance and will benefit from relief in the composition of capital for Pillar 2 Requirements, the supervisor said.
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Pillar Technologies: Using a network of sensors, Pillar is setting out to offer predictive analytics for buildings to stop problems like fires, water damage, and mold growth before they start.
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For example, Swedish banks are already subject to a Pillar 220-based 20220% mortgage risk-weight floor, and so are banks in Hong Kong and Australia (albeit in Pillar 21103).
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Without a private sector solution, we would expect a resolution action being taken on Nationwide when it is likely to breach its pillar 13 and pillar 2A CET1 capital requirements.
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By the start of 2020, banks need to meet an MREL of two times their Pillar 1 plus one time their Pillar 2A add-ons, or twice their leverage ratio requirement.
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In a unibody design, vertical supports help, and are employed throughout, starting with an A pillar by the windshield and ending with a D pillar in the rear window of SUVs.
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Others argued that whether the article was substantive or not, the onslaught on Haaretz is a cynical ploy to shake another pillar of the left — maybe its most visible remaining pillar.
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But the European pillar of this community of democracies has never been more under assault — so much so that for the first time I wonder if this European pillar will actually crumble.
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Where risk weights for certain asset classes increase, some supervisors could reduce Pillar 21387 buffers and other local regulatory requirements to offset Pillar 203 increases, resulting in smaller or no additional capital requirements.
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We have assumed that the intervention point would be around the bank's current minimum common equity Tier 1 (CET1) requirement of 7503% (Pillar 1 and Pillar 2 - excluding the combined buffer requirements (CBR)).
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But touch feels more like a movable pillar for me.
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A free press is a critical pillar in our democracy.
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Kevin Pillar flied out to center to end the inning.
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Kevin Pillar grounded to first to force Tulowitzki at home.
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Consumers have been the main pillar holding up the economy.
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A key pillar of that report is "smart gun" tech.
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For extremists, this is the most important pillar of Islam.
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Wonder Woman has long been a pillar of feminine strength.
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A MacBook glowed atop a short Corinthian pillar playing dancehall.
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Don't make social be the single pillar of your business.
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And André's mother was a pillar of the black community.
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Kevin Pillar and Josh Donaldson started the inning with singles.
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He is a pillar in the proliferation of the sound.
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It scored Kevin Pillar, who led off with a single.
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Owens painted a shadow of the pillar onto her canvas.
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"That was a really big series for us," Pillar said.
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"Representation is a pillar of how we work," says Leon.
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Privatisations have been a pillar of Greece's international bailout programmes.
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So what happens if a pillar of society hides his?
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They have long represented a pillar of support for Republicans.
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This, too, is a pillar of the Coen brother's movies.
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The largest pillar of the coal industry has now fallen.
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Unfortunately, Canada is undermining a central pillar of IP protection.
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He would get his ass beat from pillar to post.
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Labor and education were the pillar issues of Macron's platform.
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You are their pillar of support, because you love them.
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The labor market is the economy's main pillar of support.
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Coal power is also a pillar of Japan's export strategy.
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Pillar was used as a defensive replacement in the ninth.
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This move marks its first step toward that last pillar.
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It is a pillar of his ambitious economic diversification drive.
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The skeleton was supine, its skull rested on a pillar.
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One key pillar of recent demand is never coming back.
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But tax policy is only one pillar of expansion economics.
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The third pillar of Musk's argument is the most unusual.
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The other pillar of the society is our watchmaking classes.
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If the 211970 Mets had a pillar, it was Hodges.
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She mounted the webcam outside the passenger side A-pillar on a car and then displayed the live video on the inside pillar from a projector attached to the sunroof above the driver's seat.
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As the president continues hacking away at a load-bearing pillar of the First Amendment, the freedom of the press, Congress is revving the chainsaw for another vital pillar; the right to free speech.
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Fitch's assumption is that absent a private sector solution, a resolution action would be taken on the group if its breaches its pillar 1 and pillar 2A common equity Tier 1 (CET1) capital requirements.
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"What can the countries represented here do to support you on Pillar Three [of your initiative]?" asked Ortagus, noting that Pillar Three (women enabled in the economy) was a foundational part of Trump's initiative.
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"Dealers will remove insulation material from the B-pillar trim, remove remnants of wiring harness tape in the B-pillar area, and apply heat-resistant tape to the carpet and its insulation," Ford's statement said.
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Launching local candidates looks like a key pillar of that plan.
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Leclerc struck out Kevin Pillar to get out of the inning.
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She is his pillar of strength, his confidante, and his light.
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Kevin Pillar flied out to shallow left and the runners held.
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Kevin Pillar has homered in two straight games for the Giants.
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Italian voters smashed the first pillar in a referendum last December.
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Right. I think it's a key pillar of who we are.
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The third pillar is the Clinton Foundation, a sprawling philanthropic conglomerate.
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So I hope I can be that — a pillar of hope.
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Germany's domestic economy remained an important pillar of support, he said.
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"The domestic economy remains a pillar of support," said Ifo's Wohlrabe.
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It scored Pillar, who singled with two out and stole second.
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"I hear you're a pillar in this community," he tells Marcy.
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"It kind of surprised me," Brian Pillar told the Daily Egyptian.
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"Karen Pence is a pillar of strength," Denise Pence said Monday.
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WHICH PILLAR DO YOU THINK IS MORE EFFECTIVE AND MOST LIKELY?
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With two outs, Kevin Pillar singled down the right-field line.
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Gaviglio induced Pillar to ground into an inning-ending double play.
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That's why confidentiality is a central pillar of our tax system.
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He is a regular churchgoer and a pillar of his community.
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One out later, Solano doubled home Pillar with the tying run.
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So e-commerce, it just happened to be our first pillar.
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"The Third Pillar" similarly urges economists to recognise a blind spot.
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We have numerous reasonable proposals to improve the second pillar: affordability.
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Women are the financial "pillar of the family", says Ms Dong.
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Despite that, though, Pillar is offensively challenged, and he knows it.
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Singles by Jose Bautista, Morales and Kevin Pillar produced one run.
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"The pillar was coming straight for my daughter's head," she says.
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Wallace's art bot captures this core pillar of the Magic game.
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The central pillar of the startup ecosystem here is enterprise technology.
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His dependence on partisanship remains a pillar of his political strategy.
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After Kevin Pillar popped out to shortstop, David Hernandez replaced Bridwell.
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And now it's adding services in as a third core pillar.
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There were posters for something called "Whipped Temptations" behind a pillar.
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It also appears as a key pillar of Trump's evolving doctrine.
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The EU is just one pillar of Europe's post-war order.
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Jose Bautista led off with a walk and Kevin Pillar singled.
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Kevin Pillar doubled twice, singled and had two R.B.I. for Toronto.
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He allowed one-out singles to Kevin Pillar and Devon Travis.
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Smoak walked, Yangervis Solarte doubled and Pillar hit a sacrifice fly.
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The army, a pillar of Kemal Atatürk's secular order, is weaker.
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" "State immunity is a central pillar of the international legal order.
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Former Rays OF, Melvin Upton Jr., started in place of Pillar.
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After Kevin Pillar fouled out, Price was replaced by Carson Smith.
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Privatizations are a major pillar of President Jair Bolsonaro's economic program.
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The second pillar is a "great wall on our southern border".
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"Pick a side of the plate," Pillar said of facing Colon.
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Gary Sanchez, 23, has stood out as a potential franchise pillar.
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But Pillar answered with his two-run blast in the eighth.
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"It's definitely a huge thrill to hit a triple," Pillar said.
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Teaching history is a pillar of national identity in postwar Germany.
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Racial segregation was a pillar of Belgian colonial rule, historians say.
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We can and should strengthen the safeguards to uphold this pillar.
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Kevin Pillar had a two-run double for the Red Sox.
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The word "agreeable" is always pillar-box red, and so on.
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Bolton is a longtime pillar of the Republican foreign policy establishment.
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Dozens of Pillar of Fire churches were founded around the country.
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But in the early 212s, Pillar of Fire took a turn.
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Replays appeared to show Pillar yelling the slur toward the mound.
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After what he described as a sleepless night, Pillar acknowledged wrongdoing.
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He is a pillar of integrity and justice in public life.
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There was a big pillar directly in my line of vision.
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CF Kevin Pillar tied a season high with three hits Tuesday.
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It was the 10th time this season Pillar had three hits.
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Ceciliani got a start in place of suspended CF Kevin Pillar.
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As Moreland came home, Pillar threw out DeShields at second base.
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Or a pillar, he said, like the women in his life.
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David Raposa: Is that the new colossal pillar of wasp eggs?
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IT WAS REALLY BROAD-BASED ACROSSOUR ERP PILLAR, OUR HCM PILLAR,OUR PLATFORM AS A SERVICE, SOVERY BROAD-BASED IN TERMS OF THENUMBER OF SOLUTIONS THAT WEREPART OF IT, AS WELL AS ALL OF OUR GEOGRAPHIES.
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On an RWA basis, we would expect a resolution action being taken on Nationwide when it is likely to breach its pillar 1 and pillar 11533A CET1 capital requirements, currently at just above 8% of RWAs.
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To fill in the blind spots, she placed a webcam on the outside of the pillar on the passenger side, and used a small projector to display the live feed onto the inside of the pillar.
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After attaching a webcam on the outside of a car's A-pillar on the passenger side, a projector was mounted underneath the car's roof "to project the image onto the pillar or the blind spot," she said.
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The BoE said in November that big banks will be required to meet MREL of twice their Pillar 1 plus Pillar 2A capital, or the higher of twice any leverage ratio requirement or 6.75% of leverage exposures.
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Chinese EV startup Byton, which is putting a 48-inch, pillar-to-pillar display in its first vehicle, has promised that screen can be used for watching movies, making video conference calls, and even viewing PowerPoint presentations.
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RBSG's indicative minimum CET1 requirement applicable from 1 January 2019 is 10.8%, made up of 4.5% CET153 requirement under Pillar 1, 2.8% under Pillar 2A, a capital conservation buffer of 2.5% and a 1% G-SIB buffer.
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"I didn't get an explanation, he just threw me out," Pillar said.
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" Family friend Joshua Selph described Shatswell as "a pillar to the community.
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ECB's decision includes a Pillar 2 requirement of 2.25 percent, it added.
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It is a pillar built on partnership, not enmity, with the community.
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However, Republicans need a third pillar to make their platform rock solid.
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I think that will always be a pillar of who I am.
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The currency peg has been a pillar of the economy since 1997.
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How does the Sun create a pillar of light in the sky?
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Kevin Pillar and Teoscar Hernandez each hit a home run for Toronto.
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Others headed to Pillar Point Harbor and loitered near Mavericks surf shop.
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The third pillar of new economic consensus is the return of inflation.
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Talk directly to voters Twitter was a pillar of Donald Trump's campaign.
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Catcher Mike Zunino applied the tag on Pillar to end the inning.
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Chowdhry's previous company, Third Pillar Systems, was acquired by Genpact in 2013.
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The second pillar of Mr Flannery's strategy is to transform GE's culture.
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The past half-century has been difficult for the third pillar, however.
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And if that pillar falls, it could mean trouble for crude prices.
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In seven plate appearances in those two games, Pillar tried seven bunts.
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Rabbi Goldstein is a pillar of strength for his community/our nation.
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If you're honest, you knew this first pillar of truth was coming.
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"One pillar of [Azure IP Advantage] was related to this," he explained.
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Forestry has been a pillar of the Finnish, Swedish and Norwegian economies.
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Pillar walked and took second on an infield single by Russell Martin.
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So I turned to the next best pillar of advice: Amazon reviews.
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Thank you for always being a pillar of love in my life.
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Development of low-yield nuclear weapons is another pillar of the NPR.
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It was focused around Sega's pillar strategy from a few years back.
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BaseballBats is there anyone else who could conceivably leadoff ahead of pillar?
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Pillar advanced on a passed ball and scored on Michael Saunders's groundout.
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He referred to a "four-pillar" strategy: The JCPOA would be preserved.
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Pillar singled to right to score Encarnacion and move Travis to third.
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She is a pillar in her community, considered a mother to many.
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"Local is a huge pillar of the Google News Initiative," Harding said.
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Modi's government has made targeting corruption a pillar of its governance plans.
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Blue Jays CF Kevin Pillar is 0-for-11 in the series.
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They pointed to a concrete pillar against which the military smashed babies.
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Back-handed compliments, as I'm told, are a pillar of pickup artistry.
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This twin-pillar approach has largely been viewed as a tremendous success.
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"She's a pillar in the community," said Mr. Gray, of Ghetto Gastro.
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After all open, inclusive public dialogue is a pillar of vibrant democracy.
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NOTES: Jays CF Kevin Pillar had three hits and two stolen bases.
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The arts are an important pillar of our economy and our society.
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Watching a pillar in your support system crumble before you is scary.
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Privatizations are also a major pillar of President Jair Bolsonaro's economic program.
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Another onetime Big East pillar, Connecticut, probably wishes it could join them.
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Washington's Hill is a pillar of sober stoicism and grace under pressure.
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It's a core pillar of informing people without inducing or feeding panic.
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Another pillar of Trump's messaging on Wednesday was also afflicted by uncertainty.
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A pillar of the package would be cash payments, the newspaper said.
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The first scene began with Harrison's revealing himself from behind a pillar.
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The Five Star Movement will be the pillar of the next legislature.
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The downward trend in warhead numbers is a pillar of international stability.
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Pillar went 22-for-25 with two runs and two stolen bases.
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Pillar led off with his eighth homer for a 3-2 lead.
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The orange light illuminated smoke that was climbing upward like a pillar.
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Nevertheless, the group remains a pillar of the global human rights movement.
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Do they expect their pillar overture to meet with a similar response?
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From its inception, it has sought to make coffee a company pillar.
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She's been such a pillar of support for me and vice versa.
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Reggae has also been a pillar in the foundation of hip-hop.
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One of my walls is the other side of the large pillar.
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"People were able to get in touch with me instantaneously," Pillar said.
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In Baltimore, we employ a three-pillar strategy that has shown results.
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Honest accounting, it turns out, is a pillar of a clearsighted society.
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Yet the governing board of Pillar of Fire is almost completely male.
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He just swayed side to side, his full weight against the pillar.
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A comedy by Corneille, regarded as a pillar of classical French tragedy?
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China's leadership considers the automotive sector a major pillar of its economy.
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First, a webcam is attached to the car onto the A-pillar.
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By stabilising that second pillar, Germany is also stabilising the Putin regime.
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Health and well-being is a core pillar for accounting firm KPMG.
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Pillar, who began Sunday leading the American League in hits, is batting .
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Trump's Framework The first pillar of Trump's framework is the legalization program.
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Maybe a local place that has been a pillar to your community.
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To build such a foreign policy, women's rights are an indispensable pillar.
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He is widely admired as a pillar and champion of his hometown.
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Strong community management is a central pillar of what keeps Arelith going.
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"HK Is Not China" was painted in black on a white pillar.
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All G-SIBs and domestic systemically important banks must at least hold the higher of two times their Pillar 1 and two times their Pillar 2A capital requirements to meet MREL, or two times the leverage requirement by 2022.
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We have assumed that the intervention point would be around the bank's current minimum common equity tier 1 (CET1) requirement of 5.7% (Pillar 1 and Pillar 2 - excluding the capital conservation (CCB) and the domestic systemic importance (DSIFI) buffers).
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We have assumed that the intervention point would be around the bank's current minimum common equity tier 1 (CET1) requirement of 6.25% (Pillar 1 and Pillar 2 - excluding the capital conservation (CCB) and the domestic systemic importance (DSIFI) buffers).
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As these people brokenly shuttle from pillar to post, their lives inevitably decline.
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Kevin Pillar broke out of an 0-for-12 funk with a double.
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Pillar was traded from the Blue Jays to the Giants on April 2.
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Every pillar, from finance, to security, to politics, to media has been discredited.
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Pillar, eligible to return Saturday in Baltimore, acknowledged using the slur and apologized.
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I believed that had to be there, as it's a core Halo pillar.
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The belief in this fourth pillar waxes and wanes, but is always present.
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Craigslist is a pillar of the internet with a staff of 40 employees.
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Infrastructure could be an important pillar of Biden's campaign, CNBC reported in March.
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The Trump administration laid out a four-pillar plan on immigration in January.
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Austin Slater and Kevin Pillar homered in a losing effort for San Francisco.
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Each pillar has its functions within the firm to create and manage investments.
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"Reeducation camps" are perhaps the most sinister pillar of China's de-extremification policy.
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Infrastructure investment, a pillar of growth, has slouched to its slowest since 2012.
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"Reeducation camps" are perhaps the most sinister pillar of China's "de-extremification" policy.
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The Fed's independence is seen as a pillar of the U.S. financial system.
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The car came to a halt when it rolled into a concrete pillar.
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We are now beginning to hack away at the second pillar, random mutation.
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Not for nothing is he known as the "Pillar of Scrabble in Africa".
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Truly is the "pillar of the turnaround" and it's paying off, Cramer said.
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But the thrust of "The Third Pillar" is that society matters after all.
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Pillar was 6-for-7 in two rehabilitation games with Class-A Dunedin.
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"I went up there (against) a guy I've never faced before," Pillar said.
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Military leaders argued that the EU provided an important pillar of national security.
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Trump has already signaled that China will be a pillar of his campaign.
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"Today was one those days where Stroman had his good stuff," Pillar said.
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Promoting and protecting democracy has long been a pillar of U.S. foreign policy.
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Since then NYSE has shifted the exchange over its trading technology platform Pillar.
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With five people inside, the vehicle hit a pillar just before 4 a.m.
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Pillar extended his hitting streak to 10 games, and Smoak had three hits.
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We have added an important economic pillar to our already strong security alliance.
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Solarte and Kendrys Morales singled and Kevin Pillar followed with an RBI double.
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President Trump has held up Harley-Davidson as a pillar of American manufacturing.
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It scored Troy Tulowitzki and Kevin Pillar, who started the inning with singles.
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He tells PEOPLE that Lisa's husband, Andrew, has been a pillar of strength.
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Kevin Pillar led off with a double, Toronto's first hit of the game.
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The market sophistication pillar is the key strength of the U.S. (ranked 1st).
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Pillar stole second, and Barney singled to right to score two more runs.
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Pillar also made a spectacular diving catch on Austin Romine's liner in fourth.
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Right away I called Lonnie, who was as always a pillar of strength.
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Britain has been a pillar in that order, as well as a beneficiary.
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A night after hitting two home runs, Pillar singled four times and doubled.
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In his fine and courageous book, Pillar, a former senior intelligence official, agrees.
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Everyone knows that the economy is a central pillar of U.S. presidential elections.
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"First of all, I thought Pillar was going to catch it," he said.
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The deal was a pillar of former President Barack Obama's pivot to Asia.
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Employer plans are a core pillar of retirement, alongside the government and individuals.
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Center fielder Kevin Pillar opened the inning with a solo homer to left.
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Pillar hit a single in his first at-bat, but was left stranded.
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A rational America remains a fundamental pillar of the rules-based international order.
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They have taken a place as a key pillar of the Democratic Party.
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On top of that, Trump also made security a pillar of his campaign.
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The fourth and final pillar protects the nuclear family by ending chain migration.
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But Dr. Hildebrand is now concerned about the future of the pillar sites.
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And the A-pillar, the metal support on the side of the windshield?
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CF Kevin Pillar has been slumping and was not in the lineup Friday.
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The central pillar of Donald Trump's campaign is that the media is corrupt.
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In this generous court, a great clock rested atop an ornamental bronze pillar.
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Kevin Pillar singled, stole second and scored on Cristhian Adames' single to center.
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It remains a pillar of anti-Semitic discourse in Poland to this day.
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Overstaffing is said to be a pillar of Trader Joe's customer-service strategy.
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Share repurchases have long been a pillar of support for the broad market.
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Washington strongly supports the agreement as a pillar of stability in the region.
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Listening to constructive feedback is a core pillar of business and smart innovation.
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Ghana, a pillar of democracy in Africa, holds closely fought and peaceful elections.
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The B pillar is the vertical support behind a vehicle's front seat windows.
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President Bush rightly elevated development as a pillar of our National Security Strategy.
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Pillar acknowledged directing the slur at Motte and apologized Thursday for its usage.
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Pillar was fined an undisclosed amount and will forfeit about $6,000 in salary.
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The sagging popularity of diesel undermines a pillar of the German automakers' strategy.
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A: The 737 MAX is a pillar of the company's commercial airliner business.
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The groom's mother is the executive assistant at Pillar Capital Management in Bermuda.
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Escaping radiation shot a pillar of blue-white phosphorescent light into the air.
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Pillar has the opportunity and platform to turn this situation into a positive.
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John Brown, a pillar of Providence's upper crust, made a fortune on smuggling.
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"We are in a situation where the pillar of stability in Europe is very, very much the central bank and it would be a mistake in my opinion to give the impression that pillar is about to collapse," Trichet added.
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Talks in the Swiss financial center became bogged down a year ago, after which the committee in June laid out both the tougher "Pillar 1" and looser "Pillar 2" options for managing rate risks, and invited public comments until September.
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The real shocking item, though, is the customizable $2,000 pillar the company is debuting.
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Ronald Reagan focused on the admonition that religion was a prime pillar of liberty.
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Tourism is a pillar of Egypt's economy and a crucial source of hard currency.
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Take the two Pillar of Autumn levels, in the air and after it's crashed.
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The third pillar, the broadly defined "well-being of children," will remain the same.
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DI: Yes, the second basic pillar of this book is the Chinese intelligence service.
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Kevin Pillar led Toronto by going 2-for-4 and driving in both runs.
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The third pillar is the Drive Me program, which is about understanding user experience.
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Finally, one classic pillar of risk management still holds with innovation and technology: disclosure.
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She's been accused of being a complacent front-runner and pillar of the establishment.
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CharityAlso known as almsgiving, this pillar can take many different forms in Muslims' lives.
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"Once we lose that pillar of demand, this market should unravel again," he said.
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Ayatollah Rafsanjani was both a pillar of Iran's theocratic establishment and its prime critic.
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Throughout the 19th century, worker-owned cooperatives were an important pillar of the economy.
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Cellphone video taken of the attack shows Diego hitting his head on a pillar.
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Cummings was a powerful, moral voice in Congress and was a pillar of integrity.
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The Hong Kong police are "the pillar of the rule of law," she said.
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Pillar pulled the Giants even at 3 with his 18th homer in the fourth.
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That is mainly because NATO remains the pillar on which British defence policy rests.
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One crucial pillar of that campaign — a weaker currency — has lately begun to crack.
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It's a central pillar of Iverson lore — which is to say, of NBA lore.
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In May, Jeff Bezos suggested that Alexa might become the "fourth pillar" of Amazon.
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He doesn't even have to hide behind a pillar to see my overjoyed reaction.
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A "pillar of strength," Cleo died surrounded by family and friends, her rep said.
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One of China's SEZs, the city's pillar industries include technology, automotives, pharmaceuticals and petrochemicals.
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South Africa's defence industry was an important pillar of the country's apartheid-era economy.
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Pillar doubled to left center to lead off the bottom of the third inning.
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Pillar then beat the throw home on a Ryan Goins' ground ball to first.
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Propaganda, the other main pillar of the Soviet regime, has also been lavishly restored.
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Alcohol- and drug-related hazing is still a reliable pillar of Greek campus life.
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Hance was a pillar in the community and touched a lot of people's lives.
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Pillar signed a one-year, $5.8 million deal with the Blue Jays in January.
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I can't believe someone defaced the North Dakota pillar at the WWII memorial. pic.twitter.
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The 2010 Iron-Chef winner, now 33, wasn't always the pillar of foodie success.
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The fund currently has a negative process pillar rating due to its concentrated risks.
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Lurching from pillar to post to try and fix-up the un-fix-upable.
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"The smartphone business is yet to become a profit pillar for Nintendo," Kimishima said.
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A more aggressive antitrust approach seems to be a central pillar in that package.
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That study would become a pillar of the then formative discipline of conservation biology.
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Lourdes Gurriel Jr.'s grounder forced Martin at second and moved Pillar to third.
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And a pillar of Auriemma's coaching strategy is fostering positivity and engagement, team-wide.
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Macron is bidding for France to become the central pillar of a resurgent Europe.
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Each pillar has 500 health and can be destroyed before an Ice Wall expires.
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The new levy will affect Australia's four big pillar banks and investment bank Macquarie.
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It has to become a pillar of a campaign's general media and outreach strategy.
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The world has lost an intellectual pillar on criminal justice and drug policy issues.
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They are, in other words, a pillar of health care in an aging America.
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Developing the space economy must be a key pillar for reinvigorating our economic leadership.
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It is undeniable that the Thai monarchy is a pillar of stability in Thailand.
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Second, from now on, high-quality cybersecurity must be a pillar of modern society.
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An intricate carving found on the back-pillar of the colossus reinforces this theory.
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"A soldier is not trained to stand like a pillar," Mr. Audibert Troin said.
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A European pillar of NATO would go some way to delivering European security independence.
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UK banks remain strong issuers given their relatively high Pillar 2A and MREL requirements.
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Kevin Pillar led off with a single and Darwin Barney sacrificed him to second.
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In some photographs, they appear in droves, sharp, dark streaks moving past the pillar.
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The statue itself and about 20 feet of the pillar were blown to bits.
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Productivity-enhancing technology, after all, is a crucial pillar of social and economic progress.
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Why it matters: The regulations were a pillar of President Obama's climate change agenda.
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The third pillar of marketplace expansion into Los Angeles is the quality of workforce.
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Pillar says it will use the money to expand its workforce and scale manufacturing.
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Edwin Encarnacion hit an RBI single, Martin singled and Pillar had an RBI double.
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Integrity in businesses practices is an essential pillar of our Indo-Pacific economic vision.
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Wahhabism is likely to remain a pillar of the kingdom in the medium term.
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Also in The Times, Samantha Power and Paul Pillar offer their perspectives on Pompeo.
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He has long praised the work of the police, a pillar of his support.
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Ms. Blackwell, who died on Monday at 86, became a pillar of the movement.
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But these days, many women are citing sobriety as a pillar of their feminism.
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The first pillar focuses on workforce development and the second on promoting female entrepreneurs.
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And digital exchanges don't allow for the tone control that pillar communications always require.
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Five Iron Dome systems served during Israel's 2012 Operation Pillar of Defense against Gaza.
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He's ill-placed, as a pillar of the ancien régime, to overturn the revolution.
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When her brother speaks in public, she hides behind a pillar, occasionally peeking out.
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Trump has made toughening up against China a key pillar of his economic agenda.
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" Mr. Gabay, he added, "was a pillar of society, somebody I wish I knew.
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It was a pillar of the black L.G.B.T.Q. community until it closed in 2010.
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The museum was a major pillar in the national Chinese American community, she said.
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In the past, bipartisanship had been held up as an important pillar of policymaking.
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Property, which along with tourism could be a pillar of recovery, is not helping.
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Pillar headed toward the outfield, and the Braves left the field for the dugout.
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Bieber liked that she wasn't too impressed; she's become a pillar for him since.
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Consumer spending is a pillar of the economy, and it depends on income growth.
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The second pillar of improved management must be the deployment of modern accountability tools.
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"This is really the third pillar — now we're off to the races," Grover said.
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Moreover, our commitment to science and technological advancement is a pillar of our democracy.
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Manufacturing has long been an essential pillar of development, creating jobs and economic growth.
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Pillar will be eligible for reinstatement Saturday when the Blue Jays play in Baltimore.
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Henry loved the bright lights and loud music emitting from the Code-a-Pillar.
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There is no more important pillar holding up the Trump administration than Congressional Republicans.
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South Africa's defense industry was an important pillar of the country's apartheid-era economy.
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Blue Jays 6, Royals 5 Kevin Pillar hit a two-run home run with two outs in the eighth inning and had three RBIs to help Toronto come back for a win at Kansas City, Mo. Pillar went 83-for-4 for Toronto.
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Fitch believes that the group would likely need to meet its pillar 1 and pillar 2A total capital requirements (currently around 14.4% of RWAs), as well as its 2.5% capital conservation buffer and 1% systemic risk buffer immediately after a resolution action.
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After Kevin Pillar had answered Austin's blow with a two-run double off the rookie Ben Heller that put the Blue Jays ahead, 4-3, in the eighth, Gregorius tripled just out of the reach of the diving Pillar to tie the score.
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In addition to logging food, the other pillar of the Weight Watchers lexicon is community.
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Stellé tells me, however, that its pillar design came out "long before" the original Echo.
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I know that I never want to have sex—that's a solid pillar for me.
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One key pillar of this initiative is that companies respect consumers' privacy and personal data.
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They actually called Crystal -- who at 26 married Hef in 2012 -- a pillar of strength.
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NOTES: Toronto CF Kevin Pillar batted leadoff for LF Michael Saunders, who did not start.
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Fisher Price's Think & Learn Code-a-Pillar introduces young children to the basics of coding.
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Key to Millvale's success, Hussain says, is making equity a pillar of its Ecodistrict plan.
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But disrespecting someone's who was a pillar in the community and did right by people?
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Kelly hit Randal Grichuk and Kevin Pillar with pitches to force in the tying run.
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The Italy-based multinational Eni calls forest conservation projects a "pillar" of their climate efforts.
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His presidency will thus expose Pillar Four as the sentimental chimera it has always been.
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Even so, targeted killings were not a central pillar of US military strategy in Vietnam.
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It has been a pillar of Belfast's economy for decades and given many locals apprenticeships.
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Wholesale surveillance, increasingly of the digital sort, is a central pillar of Chinese communist rule.
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"This alliance has been an essential pillar of American security interests for decades," he said.
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Sustaining the growth rebound would seem to be an important pillar supporting current market valuations.
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CF Kevin Pillar was a late scratch from the lineup Friday after experiencing flu symptoms.
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In 2019, there were some 31.8 million foreign visitors, their spending a major economic pillar.
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Kevin Pillar hit a two-run homer in the ninth for Toronto against Vidal Nuno.
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A rich club wanted to buy Barcelona pillar and long-time right back Dani Alves.
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Huawei is a pillar of the Chinese economy—and Ms Meng is the founder's daughter.
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With more research along these lines, this pillar of the scientific process could get stronger.
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This increasing margin is a key pillar in building out a large, sustainable DaaS company.
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Buybacks, or share repurchases, have long been a pillar of support for the broader market.
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The problem arises with the third pillar of the strategy, which involves shrinking the firm.
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We have made significant progress on the first pillar of the Affordable Care Act: access.
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That symbiotic, but at times antagonist, relationship forms the pillar of the current music industry.
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But it has not been the central pillar of discussion on the stump thus far.
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Toronto's only run came on a homer by Kevin Pillar leading off the third inning.
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While Nadia doesn't need a spiritually religious pillar, religious rituals are deeply important to Saeed.
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Merkel said working with the United States remained a key pillar of Germany's foreign policy.
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Pillar led off the bottom of the fourth with his fourth homer of the season.
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When one pillar becomes too powerful or another too weak, things tend to go wrong.
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Blue Jays CF Kevin Pillar is 11-for-26 over the past seven games. 2.
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These additional buffers - "Pillar 2" - consist of a mandatory as well as a recommended part.
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"Domestic demand will be an important pillar of economic growth," GfK researcher Rolf Bürkl said.
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Aledmys Diaz singled with one out and Pillar scored on a groundout by Devon Travis.
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Strategic cooperation within the Indian Ocean has always formed a key pillar in our relationship.
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Within weeks glasnost began in earnest, undermining the pillar on which the system rested: lies.
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They used the opportunity to build that other critical pillar of diplomacy, informal personal relations.
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The coalition's message noted a presidential press pool is a longstanding pillar of American freedom.
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While I'm there, I'm hoping to build another pillar for artists trying to tour Asia.
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"The P.M.D.B. is a pillar of governability," said Renan Calheiros, the head of the Senate.
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Comcast Ventures led the round, with participation from NEA, Andreessen Horowitz, Pillar VC and Amdocs.
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Workplace retirement plans are considered a pillar of that, alongside Social Security and personal savings.
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Kevin Pillar led off the 10th inning with a double against John Curtiss (0-33).
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However, the windscreen, the A pillar, the hood, and the roof light have been redesigned.
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Over the past 30 years, Chevron deference evolved into a pillar of federal administrative law.
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For Mr Abe, the deal "is a major pillar in our economic growth under Abenomics".
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Justin Smoak singled and Pillar hit his eighth homer of the season in the second.
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For the last several thousand years there has actually been only one pillar: human innovation.
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Every image shows the same wooden pillar, the same field, the same sky through time.
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Pillar also had two hits for San Francisco, which out-hit St. Louis 11-10.
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And if there have been misplays between Pillar and Bautista, they're even harder to justify.
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Finally, and perhaps most importantly, is education — the pillar that Donadon believes in the most.
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"The central bank is the most important element in the economy's financial pillar," Erdogan said.
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Political climate: Amid geopolitical uncertainty, Canada remains a pillar of stability in the global community.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has made bringing more women into the workforce a policy pillar.
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But on the new Meridian 259 servers, this fundamental design pillar has been knocked over.
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Colon started the inning and walked Pillar before giving up an RBI double to Martin.
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The buttress-like sail pillar helps absorb the energy and prevent the truck from twisting.
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One crucial pillar of his political success has been the vacuity of his Democratic opposition.
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A plaque honoring Smalls was installed on a squat little pillar downtown not long ago.
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The rebels rebirth as a party competing for votes had been considered a central pillar.
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Yet throughout Scripture, we find this value is a central pillar of the Christian faith.
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Pillar pulled into third with the triple — but that wasn't what made the play memorable.
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It became the pillar of every Republican congressional campaign in 2010, 2012, 2014, and 2016.
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Another student, Bekah Baker, propped herself against a pillar at the airport with a laptop.
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One pillar of Obamacare is in crisis — but just how serious a crisis remains debatable.
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As a pillar of the ancien régime, Biden is ill-placed to overturn Trump's revolution.
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Traditional tapers are most common, but Mr. Hunter suggests trying votive or pillar candles instead.
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The 118-year-old men's national team event was long ago a pillar of tennis.
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The gallery rises up several stories and is supported by a single strong central pillar.
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Some sympathy might be expected from the central government, which considers autos a "pillar" industry.
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Household spending has become an important pillar of support for Germany as its exports falter.
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Also at stake is the system of alliances that is a pillar of America's strength.
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With tourism as the other pillar of the economy, the balancing act can be awkward.
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HONG KONG — President Trump has held up Harley-Davidson as a pillar of American manufacturing.
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See the truck's fine, narrow D-pillar, the slanted back stand that supports the roof?
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The fifth pillar of the speech will be national security, the White House official said.
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And the American Jewish community is the other main pillar of world Jewry, alongside Israel.
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The administration has framed the Clean Power Plan as the main pillar of that promise.
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WeWork is also going to move away from a central pillar of its business model.
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Social Security is a central pillar in retirement security for current retirees and baby boomers.
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In March, it finalized its purchase of 21st Century Fox, effectively destroying a Hollywood pillar.
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He made it clear that he plans to smash a pillar of the economic recovery.
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The most important pillar on policy matters is Congress: Presidents need to pass their bills.
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Most of the pillar coral that her team have been monitoring for years are dead.
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The Fed's role as an apolitical, independent institution is a pillar of the American economy.
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Anthony was the pillar of the team's one true playoff run of his time here.
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A generation ago, perhaps the strongest pillar was the economic power of the institutional media.
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"He will be remembered as a consummate professional and pillar of his community," she said.
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And Kevin (Pillar) lost (the single) in the twilight, it's a tough sky, it happens.
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Corporations seeking access to the Chinese market are an additional pillar of support — especially financial.
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The slave trade grew from there and soon became a pillar of the colonial economy.
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They also undermine the main philosophical pillar of the Communist Party: the protection of workers.
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"It indicates utter disregard, or utter lack of knowledge, at the very top," says Pillar.
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Now it's a pillar of New Orleans music, and no less euphoric on the bandstand.
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So energy was a pillar of the early relationship between the US and Saudi Arabia.
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And originally, for example, the pillar for Google was context, authenticity, authentic and something else.
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Nia was brave enough to become a pillar in her community because of her gift.
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"Geopolitics has been this pillar supporting oil prices, but that really seems to be the main pillar right now, and so there's all these other big concerns about demand and economic malaise out there," said Croft, who is also a managing director at her firm.
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Rochdale MP Simon Danczuk paid tribute to Uddin, saying he was a pillar of the community.
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CF Kevin Pillar batted leadoff on Thursday night for LF Michael Saunders, who did not start.
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Update 10/12, 1:10 PM ET: Updated to include Stellé's comment about the pillar design.
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" Flake also said Trump's recent criticism of free trade, a pillar of Republican orthodoxy, is "troubling.
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For many decades, government-allied unions were indeed a pillar of the PRI-dominated political order.
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But a pillar is a shaky place and I'm not well suited to being a nun.
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Randal Grichuk homered in consecutive at-bats, and Kevin Pillar also homered off the left-hander.
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Wright was removed after Kevin Pillar led off the bottom of the sixth with a single.
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But he has suggested that video could eventually become a "fourth pillar" of his company's business.
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Debris was shown scattered across the road, a pillar of black smoke rising from the flames.
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This Christmas, we lost a beautiful spirit who was such a pillar of strength to us!
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Solano drove in Kevin Pillar for the Giants' lone lead at 2-1 in the fourth.
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The appointment puts another pillar of orthodoxy—regarding the benefits of flexible exchange rates—on notice.
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But disrespecting someone's [sic] who was a pillar in the community and did right by people?
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The second pillar in Mr Akyol's edifice is one that took courage for him to build.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been promoting free trade as a pillar of his growth strategy.
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Zahidi said it was a pillar of innovation but needed to work on its entrepreneurial mindset.
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A rugged off-road pillar will be anchored by the reborn Defender coming later this year.
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Most Democratic presidential candidates are making combating climate change a central pillar of their foreign policies.
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He thunderously praised Clinton for her commitment to combat income inequality, a pillar of his campaign.
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Fischer Price's Code-a-Pillar, for example, retails for $49.99 for a considerably simpler hardware setup.
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It's been a pillar of our DNA since I started my company over a decade ago.
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It's Sanders' pillar issue in his campaign, and the Daily News asked him plenty about it.
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More stable banking systems tend to be structured around a number of large 'pillar' banking groups.
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The front of DC's Special is hidden behind a pillar in the corner of the square.
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Collision The two-deck vessel collided with a pillar on a bridge, the Bangkok Post reported.
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This is a pillar of Chicago's bid, which includes a PIT scheme worth more than $1.3bn.
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A 500-year-old stone pillar on the village green marks the geographical centre of England.
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The Blue Jays tied it in top of the seventh when Pillar homered with two out.
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What Pillar does not do, at this point, is help borrowers navigate student loan forgiveness programs.
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Tulowitzki drove in a run with a double and Pillar drove in another with a single.
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Authorities say a body found wedged inside a pillar near the entrance to a Lancaster, Calif.
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The Beyond Burger is made in collaboration with vegan industry pillar and investor favorite Beyond Meat.
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It betrays the breezy, carefree pillar of the "micromobility" trend that is, effectively, Bird's core business.
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Center fielder Kevin Pillar misjudged Nick Castellanos' one-out fly ball and it sailed over him.
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Still, keeping Sandoz as a pillar of Novartis remains "the fundamental focus right now", he said.
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Efficiency is also a core value because it ties back to our first pillar: developer leverage.
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Just a stream of water from melted snow and a small pillar marking the border line.
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Kelsey Hutto, of St. David's Episcopal Church, said the church is a "pillar" in the community.
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Carl Crawford hit a sacrifice fly to left center with Pillar making a spectacular, diving catch.
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Kevin Pillar popped out to second before Donaldson delivered a base hit to tie the game.
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While ethnonationalism is one pillar of Rump Trumpism, the other is filling the courts with conservatives.
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Then the walk and then Pillar did a good job hitting the ball through the hole.
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Later in the sixth, Pillar added a two-run home run for a 5-0 lead.
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Kevin Pillar finished 3-for-33 and recorded three singles off Astros left-hander Dallas Keuchel.
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Kevin Pillar went deep twice for San Francisco, as Wilmer Flores did the same for Arizona.
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He allowed three baserunners — two on singles by Kevin Pillar — and no runner past second base.
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Pillar scored easily, and as Travis rounded third, shortstop Didi Gregorius fired the relay throw home.
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But Russia, however culpable in this instance, is a pillar of global sports and the Olympics.
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Strong domestic demand has replaced exports as the main pillar of support in Europe's largest economy.
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For decades, the church has been the spiritual pillar of the Serbian community in the region.
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President Donald Trump has made cracking down on illegal immigration a prominent pillar of his presidency.
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Kevin Pillar had four R.B.I. and Edwin Encarnacion drove in his major-league-leading 89th run.
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He is going after a pillar of the nation's liberties — the protections for a free press.
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Cohen is not some upstanding pillar of the community who accidentally ran afoul of the law.
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Biden's third pillar of strength derives from his standing with older Democrats, specifically those over 45.
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Officials recently rolled out the first pillar of the plan with a business conference in Bahrain.
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Under former president Barack Obama, the East Asia Summit became a pillar in Washington's Asia relations.
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Pillar had two hits for the Giants, who went 4-5 on a nine-game homestand.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Pillar is not Stephen Gill's first book of birds.
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In The Pillar, Gill has aimed for the chopping block, and he has split the wood.
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The Pillar (2019) by Stephen Gill is published by Nobody Books and is available from nobodybooks.com.
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C-shape taillamps bridge into the trunk lid, and the rear pillar gets a dimensional flourish.
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The single "A Pillar of Salt" might be the single best distillation of the band's identity.
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Kevin Pillar made another ridiculous catch out in center field of the Rogers Centre Monday night.
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That's according to research from Goldman Sachs, a pillar of the traditional finance world, no less.
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Josh Donaldson is 6-for-20 with a homer while Kevin Pillar is 21-for-22013.
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Back in spring training, Gibbons sounded lukewarm on the idea of using Pillar in that spot.
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That's understandable after Pillar sputtered in a 1203-game audition in the role a year prior.
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Turn it on and the cracked tops of each pillar digitally float above their physical counterparts.
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According to Tom Willie, CEO of Blue Pillar, IoT is at the foundation of Cleantech 3.0.
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"LULU's international growth pillar continues to reflect one of the company's most significant opportunities," he wrote.
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Other research suggests consumer spending, a pillar of Britain's economy, has flagged since the Brexit vote.
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This D pillar is needed to prevent the unibody from twisting and flexing when under load.
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Toshiba wants fresh funds to focus its resources on its pillar businesses - semiconductors and nuclear power.
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He wraps a microfiction around a pillar; another slants between the staircase and a closet door.
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So now I try to see those people, and I see Pillar Man like that too.
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But the working class has been a pillar of the regime — manipulated with handouts and slogans.
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This argument holds dangerous implications for the American technology sector, the strongest pillar of the economy.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and making environmental justice a pillar of a war on poverty.
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Inside it, there's an elaborate excavation site that houses a crystal pillar dropped from the moon.
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Centuries before it became the fashion among American chefs, fermentation was a pillar of Korean cuisine.
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The pandemic is threatening a fundamental pillar of the EU: its commitment to freedom of movement.
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My greatest pillar of support, it seems, is from a Cinema Worker Solidarity Fund on GoFundMe.
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"We're all motivated by winning, but you want an edge to play this game," Pillar said.
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And then the big announcement that came out yesterday was on that third pillar of regulations.
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The mining site, which was a pillar of the local economy, is not expected to reopen.
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Democrats successfully defended the law, a pillar of former President Obama's economic legacy, during his tenure.
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Such talk is alarming in Japan, where the auto industry is a pillar of the economy.
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Background reading: • Ms. Davey's story about Carlos, a pillar in a mostly white southern Illinois county.
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They're no longer the pillar of society, and their hopes of re-establishing themselves are gone.
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When he opened eyes in the rubble, he realized he was pinned under a concrete pillar.
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By trading away Anthony, they rid themselves of their leading scorer, offensive pillar and biggest star.
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In a sense, what is most unusual about Pillar of Fire is that it still survives.
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Daniel Ekechukwu, was pronounced dead after the car he was driving smashed into a stone pillar.
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OF Kevin Pillar (left thumb sprain) was sent on a rehab assignment to Class A Dunedin.
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Lenin fomented appalling bloodshed and destroyed the Russian Orthodox Church, a pillar of Mr. Putin's support.
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There's also an intaglio printing of Mahatma Gandhi's portrait, as well as the Ashoka Pillar emblem.
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The pipeline, he said, was a "very important pillar" in the eastern Mediterranean natural gas corridor.
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The U.S. consumer is the one pillar that's been holding up the economy and the Dec.
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Getting customers offline to become comfortable ordering online could be a key pillar to Alibaba's strategy.
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For America to remain the pillar of strength, we need the family unit to remain strong.
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"Open trade has been the pillar of world prosperity for many, many years," Mr. Draghi said.
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A pillar of fire rose into the night, the lights of emergency vehicles reflected in smoke.
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He arrived in New York stronger and ready for the rigors of being an offensive pillar.
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The series cemented George's advantage in the league's pecking order as a more equipped franchise pillar.
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Judith Light, who received a humanitarian award, materialized in a pillar of Badgley Mischka silver lamé.
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This is the founding pillar of the new Vox-Recode partnership that we are announcing today.
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Fitch believes that the society would need to meet its pillar 1 and pillar 2A total capital requirements (currently around 14.5% of RWAs), as well as its 2.5% capital conservation buffer and 1% systemic risk buffer immediately after a resolution action given its domestic systemic importance.
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"It is something in our past that we cannot hide or deny that it happened," said Robert Saydee, 50, the presiding local Pillar of Fire elder, who emigrated to the United States from Liberia, where he had been educated in a Pillar of Fire mission school.
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Pillar was going back to the dugout after grounding out to first and said something to Fairchild.
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The "market pillar" of the reforms will force state rail firms to open their tracks to competition.
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OF Ezequiel Carrera, 7-for-14 while playing left for Saunders, spelled CF Kevin Pillar on Monday.
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It's a pillar of the Good Friday Agreement, which curtailed decades of sectarian conflict in Northern Ireland.
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Longoria also had a single and Pillar a double in a game that totaled just eight hits.
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Andrew Yang, Democratic candidate for president, has made protecting workers against automation a pillar of his campaign.
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"It is a good bid, in which sustainability is a pillar of the project," said the spokesman.
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Medicaid expansion, after all, is a pillar of the Affordable Care Act, as Obamacare is formally known.
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The name "Les Deux Magots" refers to the two Asian statues installed on the café's central pillar.
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The big picture: Climate change has been a pillar of Francis' leadership of the Roman Catholic Church.
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" "He got out of there, walked over to the pillar, put a magazine in and started firing.
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The first 'pillar' is banking supervision and the second is resolution, a scheme for winding banks down.
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Given those figures, the kingdom is a central pillar of the global oil market at any time.
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With presidential elections looming in March, he has made church independence a central pillar of his campaign.
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For the system to hold a third pillar is needed: large firms that are not very mobile.
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After all is said and done, their friendship is the pillar of Issa's life that stands strong.
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One of the statues, a bull's head, was from the capital of a pillar in the temple.
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Instead, Pillar targets the larger majority who make less than $100,000 per year and have fewer options.
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In April the government expressed the intention to develop cultural industries into a "pillar" of the economy.
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Kimbrel walked Michael Saunders to begin the inning, and Pillar moved him over with a sacrifice bunt.
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Labor remains a key pillar in the Democratic coalition in states where it still has a presence.
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Pillar hit his fifth homer of the season with one out in the bottom of the seventh.
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In a letter to shareholders last year, Bezos listed Prime as a pillar of Amazon's growth strategy.
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China's efforts to develop national champions in what it calls "pillar industries" have a decidedly chequered record.
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Pillar Technologies, a New York-based startup competing in TechCrunch's CES Hardware Battlefield 83 has a solution.
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The statue, dedicated in 1924, depicts a soldier holding a gun on top of a concrete pillar.
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After Evan Longoria singled, Pillar delivered a one-out RBI single to left field to score Belt.
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Pillar said his approach was no different on this play than on his many other spectacular catches.
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Kevin Pillar hit a two-run home run to left to cut the lead to 5-3.
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The ECB's additional Pillar 2 guidance (P2G) for CET2123 capital that has also been set remains confidential.
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The brasserie was essentially a pillar of the neighborhood, and it commanded a pretty high-profile clientele.
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The results of the stress test will shape how much pillar 2 capital a bank must hold.
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Players inside the vault could use their pickaxe to hack away at the pillar of their choice.
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China has made building a strong indigenous chip industry a core pillar of its economic development strategy.
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These are good jobs, which in many American communities serve as a key pillar of local economies.
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Along with skill and showmanship, versatility is another integral pillar of what it takes to get signed.
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Blake I don't know that Kevin Pillar would have ever been my leadoff hitter, to be honest.
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But just two years earlier the government had praised Hanquan as a pillar of its industrial zone.
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In so doing, provisional waivers promote family unity, a supposed pillar of the GOP family values platform.
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In Innovation output, most of the relative weaknesses are exhibited in the knowledge and technology output pillar.
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But, the Post Office has intervened, urging campaigners not to post crisp packets into red pillar boxes.
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He'd done it again, just when I had begun to think he was a pillar of stability.
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Solarte produced a run with his hit before Pillar and Aledmys Diaz added consecutive run-scoring singles.
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Nathan Deal of Georgia has made criminal justice reform a pillar of his two-term governorship. Gov.
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Anthony was a surprisingly soft pillar and one the amiable Porzingis seemed to genuinely enjoy playing with.
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The West is really debating whether China can be trusted as a pillar of high-tech globalisation.
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The charisma of Fidel Castro, who died in 2016, was for decades a pillar of Cuba's regime.
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The combined retail unit is a major pillar of the German lender's turnaround plan announced in March.
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Qatar is home to a financial center, which the family considers an important pillar of the economy.
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And the third pillar is we have become a good home for interesting filmmakers doing original material.
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Pillar then stole third and Morales then stole second before Luke Maile walked to load the bases.
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He would soon become a star of his draft class and a pillar of the Mets' success.
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Supporting Saudi Arabia in its regional conflict with Iran has become a pillar of Trump's foreign policy.
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He and Pillar both scored on Smith's shocking single to right field that made it 9-6.
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The lantern is designed to hold a pillar candle, and it can be used indoors or outdoors.
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This amount is likely to be around or above the bank's minimum pillar 1 total capital requirement.
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That is a pillar of our fight for ... Well, what we'd hope would be comprehensive immigration reform.
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And if they could get something worthwhile for Kevin Pillar, at this point, why the hell not?
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Ibrahim, a wealthy spice trader and pillar of the business community, had six sons and three daughters.
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The clear reason New York opted to chainsaw through their lone franchise pillar is simple: cap flexibility.
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But Gibbons had Pillar bat leadoff throughout camp to see if lip service would manifest in results.
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It's those pitches off the plate Pillar is neglecting, with his O-Swing% dropping to 32.9 percent.
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The 'Westminster bollard' is a ribbed one-meter tall manganese steel pillar, with a tapering rectangular shape.
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Even so, another pillar of the Intel mythology, the unchanging nature of Moore's Law, is getting revised.
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At the base of every carved candle is a star-shaped wax pillar called a core candle.
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Like NATO and U.S.-Israel relationship, our alliance with Japan is a pillar of protecting American interests.
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CF Kevin Pillar has a 10-game hitting streak and is 103-for-43 during that streak.
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Suddenly, sand swept across from the border with Syria, mingled with the smoke and created this pillar.
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Installed on a pillar near the rear of the gallery, the picture is easy to miss — don't.
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But I, and my family, have been a pillar of this church, and I'm not going anywhere.
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A male candidate's very maleness would damage a central pillar of the best political arguments against Trump.
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He gave up three runs on six hits, including the Sandoval and Pillar homers, in five innings.
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The pillar took almost 0003 years to build, and included various unsuccessful attempts to correct the tilt.
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Mr. Redstone, who had a series of mistresses and affairs, was hardly a pillar of sexual propriety.
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She then got out of the chair and leaned against a pillar to make herself more comfortable.
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Among those fans was the Trump administration, which made him the pillar of its Middle East policy.
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Infrastructure investment — a pillar of the Chinese economy — slowed significantly in the first half of the year.
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"It's a foundation, a pillar, and I'd say a characteristic of our system of civilization," he said.
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If the sell-off continues, it could undermine a key pillar of the president's re-election pitch.
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"It will literally wreak havoc on the last pillar of civility in our country," Lewis said. Rep.
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Burkina Faso's RSP, a pillar of Compaore's regime, was disarmed and disbanded following last year's coup attempt.
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Pillar was set to miss Thursday's game against the Braves, as well as Friday's game at Baltimore.
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With his team trailing, 8-3, Pillar struck out swinging to end a 1-2-3 seventh.
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"The good news is, I think we're very close to a consensus on pillar two," he added.
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A central pillar of Russian policy here is its partnership with Iran over Syria and against Washington.
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He thundered against free trade, a pillar of the Republican Party, as he did during the campaign.
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As with the GLA, checking your left blind spot reveals little but a face full of pillar.
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Schoop made a perfect throw home to catcher Caleb Joseph, who tagged out Pillar at the plate.
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NowFloats counts Blume Ventures, Omidyar Network, Iron Pillar, IIFL Wealth Management and Hyderabad Angels among its investors.
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The Reverend James Cleveland, a pillar of the gospel world, showed Aretha how to play gospel chords.
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He has been the best-selling singer in America and a pillar in the civil rights movement.
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That could weaken what is currently the key pillar of growth for the United States: consumer spending.
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It was a pillar of the Dodd-Frank financial reform he signed into law in July 2010.
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In any case, I think we will be the pillar of a possible coalition in our country.
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Each one has a different command (up to 83) that the Code-a-Pillar will carry out.
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The African business had been a key pillar for the bank under former chief executive Antony Jenkins.
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Kevin Pillar hit an R.B.I. single, and Duggar dumped a run-scoring single in front of Conforto.
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Climate is a fourth sort of pillar where again you need people who really understand the story.
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Here are the plays everybody will be talking about on Wednesday: Kevin Pillar saved yet another run.
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But for others, like France, mastering the fuel cycle is a vital pillar of their energy strategy.
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The A380 will remain a pillar of the Emirates fleet well into the 2030s, the airline said.
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Pillar served in the CIA for 28 years, where he worked on counterterrorism and the Middle East.
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So on Monday night, I called up Pillar and asked for his thoughts about Trump's intelligence disclosure.
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