But that seems unlikely, as he is putting the Pinkerton name before wider audiences with programs like the Pinkerton Fellowship Initiative at John Jay College and the Pinkerton Science Scholars.
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In some states, it is called "accomplice liability" or "Pinkerton liability" resulting from the 1946 US Supreme Court case Pinkerton vs.
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When William Pinkerton, son of the legendary detective Allan Pinkerton, came face to face with Austin in Havana, the criminal shared more of his personal history.
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Founded by Allan Pinkerton, a Scottish immigrant, in 2500, the Pinkerton National Detective Agency provided intelligence to the Union Army during the Civil War—a reflection of Pinkerton's abolitionist beliefs.
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The Pinkerton promise is attractive to some Silicon Valley firms.
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A lawsuit over Red Dead Redemption 2's Wild West Pinkerton agents is ending quietly, with publisher Take-Two Interactive and developer Rockstar Games dismissing a defensive complaint against the modern-day Pinkerton agency.
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In the history of organized labor, Pinkerton is a regular foe.
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After all, what has Pinkerton told his son about his mother?
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It commended game development studio Rockstar's "clear affection" for Pinkerton, but claimed it was trading on the "goodwill" associated with the company's trademarks, creating a false impression that the game was made by or connected with Pinkerton.
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"The time horizon here is unlike the typical time horizon," Pinkerton said.
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Pinkerton has the most-liked post under the hashtag #TinderWeddings on Instagram.
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I do not understand the enduring morale of the Westeros Pinkerton class.
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But, as Pinkerton later discovered, it was mostly a pack of lies.
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Pinkerton put me under cover on the docks, and I was hooked.
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Elaine C. Kamarck and James P. Pinkerton are RATE Coalition Co-Chairs.
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Elaine C. Kamarck and James P. Pinkerton are RATE Coalition co-chairs.
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But little seems to be publicly known about the Pinkerton Foundation's efforts.
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I've listened to Pinkerton at least 200 times in my life probably.
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According to a complaint filed late last week, Pinkerton sent Take-Two Interactive a cease-and-desist letter over the characters of Andrew Milton and Edgar Ross, a pair of Pinkerton agents and major antagonists in the game.
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The foundation's original benefactor, Robert Pinkerton II, set a plainly worded mandate to "prevent juvenile delinquency," using the wealth he had accumulated as chief of the Pinkerton Detective Agency, which was founded by his great-grandfather in 1850.
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"Calcium, vitamin D and strength training may prevent further bone loss," Pinkerton said.
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At least on their wedding night, Pinkerton seems to truly adore his Butterfly.
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"But not every woman wants to or can take hormone therapy," Pinkerton said.
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The Arnold family instead hired private Pinkerton detectives to find their missing daughter.
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"I think there'd be a revolution," said Jeff Pinkerton, 55, a local butcher.
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DANIEL PINKERTON, Minneapolis So many wonderful plays on the New York Times list.
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Brian Pinkerton, a former Amazon executive, was named chief technology officer in October.
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His father, Irving, an ex-boxer and Pinkerton strikebreaker, was an auto dealer.
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CREDITS Photo illustration: Byrd Pinkerton and Christina Animashaun/Vox; Getty ImagesCharts: Javier Zarracina
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They may not be playing Pinkerton 2.0, but that doesn't belong in 2016 anyway.
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Pinkerton, a dashing naval lieutenant, is beguiled by the young geisha Cio-Cio-San.
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Roberto De Biasio's soft-focus tenor made the caddish Pinkerton a mild, ineffectual presence.
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Detective agencies such as Pinkerton and consultants like Control Risks advise multinationals on security.
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Pinkerton is great — no need for your career to come undone like a sweater.
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But Dr. Pinkerton said that it is rare for this to happen at once.
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Shelby's lawyer, Chad Pinkerton, tells us the exes reached an agreement through mediation last week.
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Nirvana's classic album Nevermind turned 25 years old this week, and Weezer's Pinkerton turned 20.
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CTO Brian Pinkerton left in August, and head of communications Brent Colburn left in December.
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A disgraced lady Pinkerton steps into the picture and adds her voice to the narrative.
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But Pinkerton of the RATE Coalition warned against tinkering around the edges of tax reform.
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There's a great, great entrepreneur named Brian Pinkerton and we paid $1 million for it.
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That advice does not hold much water today, said Sid Pinkerton, the owner of Manhattan Staging.
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Hormone therapy is the gold standard for treating just about all symptoms of menopause, Pinkerton said.
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And while the Pinkertons no longer shoot striking workers, violence is part of the Pinkerton allure.
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"True Weezer fans know that they haven't had a good album since Pinkerton", Jones' characters says.
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Order is maintained by security guards, who for decades were provided by the Pinkerton detective agency.
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"Twenty years ago women didn't want to admit they were going through menopause," Dr. Pinkerton said.
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"Exercise has shown mixed results for reducing hot flashes in symptomatic menopausal women," Pinkerton said by email.
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Women should aim to get at least 30 minutes of exercise three days a week, Pinkerton said.
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Further, Pinkerton said she didn't agree with the notion that DOT has failed to prepare for outbreaks.
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"Probably the first couple of efforts [will be] very lab-specific," Pinkerton said of his future tech team.
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Pinkerton suspects that exercise could also help other common menopause symptoms, such as irritability, fatigue and difficulty sleeping.
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"There is no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to decisions about hormone therapy," Pinkerton explained.
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In the email, Pinkerton implied that CZI's engineering team had grown far bigger than he was interested in managing.
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Pinkerton is sung by Roberto De Biasio on Saturday and Gwyn Hughes Jones on Wednesday; Karel Mark Chichon conducts.
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The 59-year-old Pinkerton was put off by a cartoon of Pepe the Frog conducting the Trump Train.
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Since Mr. Pinkerton started staging New York homes 13 years ago, "staging has almost doubled in cost," he said.
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Some parents of couples have made snide comments, which Pinkerton said she diffuses by cheerfully mentioning her own story.
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Pinkerton agents would lie and kill if necessary; they could do things and go places law enforcement could not.
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The Guardian reported on March 16 that Google and Facebook have both retained Pinkerton to monitor staff for leaks.
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"I called Pinkerton and asked if they needed someone who had no experience and a beard," Mr. Fechheimer said.
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"Think about all of the traffic that goes over that part of the country, and it is significant," says Pinkerton.
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The Pinkerton National Detective Agency is a staple of Western fiction, reflecting its real role in the American Old West.
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One of its first major hires was Amazon executive Brian Pinkerton, who now serves as the initiative's chief technology officer.
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A lot of it was some pop-punkers who heard Pinkerton and decided they wanted to start talking about feelings.
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" Corporate clients can access the Pinkerton Vigilance Network, which consists of the firm's agents, government agencies, and "+1,000 private sources.
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We even had Pinkerton guards with a guest list—you had to be on the guest list to get in.
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The next morning, he applied to the Pinkerton detective agency, where Hammett had worked before embarking on his writing career.
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"Oh, wow, they have 'Pinkerton,'" he said of Weezer's second album, which came out in 1996 and received mixed reviews.
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In his Met debut, the tenor Piero Pretti fashioned a lyrical approach to the role of the Navy lieutenant Pinkerton.
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The use of this tool was one of the study's strengths, said Pinkerton, who was not involved in the research.
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" And we said, "Well, Brian Pinkerton, he was one guy, one million, you're two guys, we'll offer you two million.
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Twenty years ago, Weezer released Pinkerton—their now heavily referenced and incredibly influential sophomore album—and the critics fucking hated it.
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Of course, it's not a stretch to say that the post-Pinkerton years were a struggle, even for the die-hards.
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When women do have osteoporosis, there are still things they can do to prevent bones from becoming more brittle, Pinkerton added.
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"The prominence of social media in today's culture exposes everyone," said Jason Porter, vice president of the security services firm Pinkerton.
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" They open with that cut, before transitioning into The Black Album's "Living in LA" and the Pinkerton jam "Across the Sea.
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Pinkerton President Jack Zahran said terrorist attacks and natural disasters were becoming more frequent, potentially causing widespread disruption to supply chains.
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"Younger women are more likely to get TSS, possibly because of more exposure through tampons or barrier contraceptive use," Pinkerton said.
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Carnegie Steel brought in Pinkerton agents to guard the plant, and in the resulting melee at least sixteen people were killed.
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He was a boss at the Pinkerton Detective Agency in Pittsburg with a long history of working undercover on mob crimes.
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It's always been Pixies, Daniel Johnston, REM, Buzzcocks… Pinkerton from Weezer was a CD I wore out when I was 14.
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Nearly as soon as DePodesta arrived in D.C., Pinkerton handed him a $20 bill and shooed him away to a bookstore.
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Pinkerton was booked on aggravated robbery and held on $50k bond ... and Johnson was booked for evidence tampering and drug possession.
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He introduced a final-act aria for Pinkerton, "Addio, fiorito asil," a remorseful lament meant to make his character more sympathetic.
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Arrayed against him are the dehumanizing forces of laissez-faire capitalism, including the deadly telepathic Pinkerton agent known as Cayt Siringo.
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"We do like to think ahead," says Pinkerton, who says there are concerns of what could be developed for the spaceport someday.
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According to Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of The North American Menopause Society, TSS develops from toxins already present in the body.
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The stricken Butterfly agrees on the condition that Pinkerton claim the boy in person, and she times her suicide to his arrival.
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A young female opera fan who meets a real-life Don Giovanni or Lieutenant Pinkerton will know what to say to him.
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Women who want to avoid hormone therapy could be candidates instead for an antidepressant, such as paroxetine, known as Paxil, Pinkerton said.
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"One [reviewer] said that she hopes that, instead of Pinkerton, 13-year-old girls get a Partner [album] for Christmas," said Caron.
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These union-busters are no longer the Pinkerton-style company goons who shot down strikers with impunity in the early 20th century.
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"Through LinkedIn searches, The Guardian found several former Pinkerton investigators to have subsequently been hired by Facebook, Google, and Apple," Solon wrote.
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The Guardian further reported (and you should really read the entire story) that Google employs the services of a company called Pinkerton.
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"Postmenopause, once hormonal fluctuations have diminished and hormone levels are consistently low and stable, the migraines often improve or stop," Pinkerton said.
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"Younger women are more likely to get TSS, possibly because of more exposure through tampons or barrier contraceptive use," Dr. Pinkerton said.
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"All it takes is a few breaths," said UC Davis Professor Kent Pinkerton, who reviewed autopsy materials from the Ghost Ship incident.
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This finding, Pinkerton said, is important for doctors when reviewing hormone replacement with their patients, especially when it comes time to stop.
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At the end of Puccini's opera, Cio-Cio San agrees to give up the boy to Pinkerton and his "proper" American wife.
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Pinkerton, who was not involved in the study, said research suggests that hormones that may protect women's hearts are lost during menopause.
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Pinkerton also notes that this new study fails to distinguish between women who have many hot flashes and those who have very few.
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The complaint accuses Pinkerton of trying to profit off Red Dead Redemption 2, which sold 17 million copies within two weeks of release.
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Stacey Pinkerton, who had remained anonymous until the sentencing, traveled from Spain where she fled after Cosby allegedly raped her 32 years ago.
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Pinkerton fled to Spain by way of Hawaii then Europe: "No place was far enough away from Mr. Cosby," one woman put it.
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After Take-Two's lawsuit, Pinkerton also claimed Rockstar was damaging its reputation by portraying agents as "violent villains" and letting players kill them.
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That means Pinkerton will lead CZI's tech team, which he says could grow to a "couple hundred people" over the next few years.
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In order to get TSS, four factors must be in place, explains Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of The North American Menopause Society.
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Pinkerton said that she had witnessed some reluctance to mentioning dating apps, especially in front of parents or older, more conservative family members.
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When Baldwin-Felts and Pinkerton agents teamed up with National Guardsmen in Ludlow, Colorado, in 1914, the consequences for workers were particularly deadly.
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"We have said we will do this, but it's going to take 12 months," Ms. Pinkerton, the airline lobbyist, said in an interview.
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Allan Pinkerton, who founded the first private detective agency in the United States in 1850, hired the country's first female investigator in 1856.
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But that critical Pinkerton blueprint, of automatically hating anything Weezer do unless you're emphatically convinced otherwise, has stuck around like a tremendously awful fart.
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After three years' absence, Pinkerton returns with his new American wife and proposes to take his son home to be raised in the States.
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Pinkerton says he'll recruit everything from mobile app developers to machine learning scientists to help build algorithms and models to help advance scientific research.
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A note from Cori Bargmann, President of Science, and Brian Pinkerton, Chief Technology Officer of the Chan Zuckerberg... This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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Although Pinkerton was not involved in the current study, she selected it for publication in the society's journal, Menopause, where she is an editor.
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"The top threats we have today didn't exist three years ago," Jason Porter, eastern region vice president for global private security firm Pinkerton, said.
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"I'm no expert on these things, but one of my favorite quotes is from the philosopher Kant: 'The actual proves the possible,'" Pinkerton said.
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"Those folks send us the bare minimum of information," said Sharon Pinkerton, a senior vice president at U.S. airline lobby group Airlines for America.
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When Menery, outside the ropes, heckled Koepka about this during an early round at the Masters, Koepka laughed, but Menery got the Pinkerton glare.
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Pinkerton said the engineering team — which started with three people and now totals 96 — had grown far bigger than he was interested in managing.
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We brought on a producer, Byrd Pinkerton, who had the experience in audio and radio we needed to bring our nerdy podcast dream to life.
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There was no plan in place for an emergency evacuation, and no announcer took over the sound system to provide instructions, attorney Chad Pinkerton alleged.
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"Among other services, Pinkerton offers to send investigators to coffee shops or restaurants near a company's campus to eavesdrop on employees' conversations," Olivia Solon reported.
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Dylan Scott went to Taiwan with The Impact's Byrd Pinkerton, as part of Everybody Covered, a project supported by a grant from The Commonwealth Fund.
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Brian Pinkerton, who joined CZI from Amazon last October to run all of its engineering efforts, emailed CZI staff this morning to announce he was leaving.
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"We don't think it makes sense to license a spaceport without really understanding the potential for the operations that are coming out of there," says Pinkerton.
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The publisher wanted a court to rule that its use of the Pinkerton name — as part of a game that emphasizes historical accuracy — was fair use.
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"Instead of thinking about how I have to go to the gym for an hour, think about walking more, getting up and moving around," Pinkerton said.
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That timespan will be crucial to the lawsuit: "We will never know what could've been done in that six minutes because nothing was done," Pinkerton said.
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A Pinkerton representative told Solon that its agents typically focus on IP theft and insider trading, but the firm's reach may not end with those concerns.
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"Hormonal fluctuations appear to act as triggers for migraines, although the actual mechanism is not known," said Pinkerton, who was not part of the new study.
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The player assumes the role of former Pinkerton agent Booker DeWitt, sent to the lost city to rescue Elizabeth, a young woman imprisoned there since childhood.
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This past July, Andrew Tsui, a lawyer living in suburban Maryland, invited me and Vox podcast producer Byrd Pinkerton to his house to kill some fish.
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I'm a vegetarian, so you shouldn't trust my judgment, but noted carnivore Byrd Pinkerton said the fish Andrew ikejime-ed was the best she'd ever tasted.
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The agony he felt can be heard throughout Pinkerton; less polished than Blue, it's a raw, painful exploration of one man's loneliness and genuine physical pain.
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Now, 49-year-old Moorer works for the famous Pinkerton Armed Response Security team -- which has been hired by the Hawks Cay Resort in Duck Key.
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Brian Pinkerton left Amazon last October to run software engineering efforts at CZI, the philanthropic investment vehicle founded by Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan.
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Latvian director Alvis Hermanis said he had wanted to emphasize the clash between the real, and sometimes cruel, world represented by Pinkerton and the geisha's fantasy one.
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"Those people and the crew that are on commercial space rockets are not subject to the same safety and efficiency standards that commercial aviation is," says Pinkerton.
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Chairing the committee that will commission and privately raise funds for the creation of the statue is the princes' trusted former principal private secretary Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton.
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"The harder a target you make yourself appear, the more likely potential attackers will go elsewhere," said Jason Porter, regional managing director for risk management firm Pinkerton.
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"Having fewer children and having children later in life are known risk factors for breast cancer," Pinkerton, who wasn't involved in the current study, said by email.
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Like Weezer did on Pinkerton, Modest Mouse made an album that overstepped the bounds of classification and inadvertently encapsulated a movement it wasn't necessarily a part of.
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"With one call to Pinkerton you gain access to our global network of resources, providing 'boots on the ground' when and where you need them," it promises.
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Cops were able to track down 2 males -- 34-year-old Michael Blake Pinkerton and Billy Ray Johnson, 58 -- in their vehicle and were taken to jail.
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Wilk's favorite item: a photograph of a Pinkerton agent holding a double-barrelled shotgun, protecting a lift from a mob during the elevator-operator strike of 1936.
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The publisher of Red Dead Redemption 2 has thrown down a legal gauntlet against the security company Pinkerton — which demanded royalties for using its name in the game.
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So Zuckerberg and Chan have hired a technical lead for their new corporation: Amazon search executive Brian Pinkerton is joining the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative as its new CTO.
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"There are effective treatment options to help with sleep disruption and sexual satisfaction, including hormone therapy," said JoAnn Pinkerton, MD, executive director of NAMS, said in a statement.
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Crew members and security personnel are responsible for both assuring the safe passage of riders (think Pinkerton agents riding shotgun on stage coaches) and enforcing the company's rules.
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He still calls those few months working for Pinkerton, and the ones he would spend on the job again the next year, as hugely influential in his career.
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Pinkerton intended his ideology to reimagine government and the economy, but for the past two decades DePodesta has used it to build a new way of understanding baseball.
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The mother did exactly the same sacrifice as Cio-Cio-San in "Madama Butterfly," who committed suicide to force the American, Pinkerton, to take their boy with him.
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In theory, lasers could offer a nonhormonal option for vaginal, atrophy, said the coauthor of an accompanying editorial, Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of the North American Menopause Society.
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Pinkerton Consulting & Investigations (now a subsidiary of security firm Securitas AB) delivered its cease-and-desist order in December, roughly two months after Red Dead Redemption 63's release.
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It's a plan that has required a number of strategic steps, including making key hires like Plouffe and CTO Brian Pinkerton to help lead their newly created investment company.
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Advertising is becoming "a far more crucial" part of a company's overall sales performance on Amazon, according to Malcolm Pinkerton, vice-president of ecommerce and digital insights at Kantar.
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"This study showed that the dose of a compounded product received may be different from the actual prescribed dose," Pinkerton, who wasn't involved in the research, said by email.
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Today, a restaurant may employ a pastry chef but no pastry cooks, which means "that person has to dumb down the menu so it's simpler to execute," Pinkerton says.
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Kieron Norris, an operations director at the risk management company Pinkerton, said having the appearance of a physical location in the United States can build trust to boost sales.
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The court concluded that the Pinkerton doctrine should not be applied because it only reached a conspirator's liability for crimes committed by a confederate, but not the potential punishment.
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About 100 high school juniors and seniors spent Veterans Day at the museum's third annual Student Science Summit, where students worked toward completing their certifications as Pinkerton Science Scholars.
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The Pinkerton Foundation, formed in 1966 by the family that made its fortune in private security, has quietly given more than $300 million to children's organizations in the city.
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" Read more " James P. Pinkerton in The American Conservative: "On Tuesday, the voters showed that they prefer divided government; that is, they simply don't trust either party to have all the marbles in Washington, D.C." It's no surprise that voters put one party in charge of the House and another in charge of the Senate, Mr. Pinkerton writes: Americans don't like power to be too concentrated, despite the gridlock that can bring.
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Black Sabbath's Paranoid gets a death spiral, Weezer's Pinkerton gets a girl who appears to be half skeleton, Beck's Odelay gets a sun-eyed clover, and that's just the beginning.
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These therapies can reduce hot flashes in general because they help women relax, which in turn can help their brains do a better job of controlling temperature perception, Pinkerton said.
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Women with a history of perimenopause-related depression that improves on hormone therapy need to be monitored after hormone therapy is stopped, as their depressive symptoms may recur, Pinkerton added.
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"If no contraindications, hormone therapy given until the average age of menopause will decrease those health risks to those of women going through menopause at a normal age," Pinkerton said.
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Sharon Pinkerton, senior vice president of legislative and regulatory policy for Airlines for America, a trade group representing airlines, said airlines were eager to get the Max back into service.
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They were joined by actor Sunni Wells, likely the first Cosby survivor, as well as entertainment executive Cindra Ladd, attorney Tamara Green, model Sarita Butterfield, and talk show host Stacey Pinkerton.
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"My husband and I met on Tinder, and I think at first it was a little taboo, and we were a little nervous to tell people how we met," Pinkerton said.
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Ms. Pinkerton said on Tuesday that the Airlines for America lobbying group was close to finishing an app that the C.D.C. could use to solicit more detailed contact information from passengers.
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Pinkerton (not his real name) was an on-and-off boyfriend I had last dated for two months, during which time he said there was no one else in his life.
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As she explains to Sharpless (Matthew Singer), the American consul who feels responsible for her and has heard from Pinkerton, other Japanese women born into poverty were ashamed to become geishas.
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Metropolitan Opera (Friday through Thursday) Anthony Minghella's beautiful production of Puccini's ★ "Madama Butterfly" returns to the house with Ana María Martínez in the title role and Roberto De Biasio as Pinkerton.
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The goal is to take vaginal tissue that has thinned with atrophy and make it thicker with better blood flow, which has the potential to decrease painful intercourse, Pinkerton said by email.
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In a Wednesday conference call, Airlines for America's Pinkerton also urged Congress to redirect increased September 11 passenger security fees to pay for air travel security, which was the fee's original intent.
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I mean, if I wanna go see Weezer, I'd rather see them play Pinkerton than all the whiney shit that I don't know, so it's the same thing for the Sainte Catherines.
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Take-Two and its subsidiary Rockstar filed the suit in January, striking back at a cease-and-desist notice from Pinkerton, which argued Red Dead Redemption 2 had infringed on its trademark.
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Play of the goddamn game Valve legend Gabe Newell, along with former and current Valve employees Erik Wolpaw and Jay Pinkerton, joined forces for a guest commentary on the "Mortynight Run" episode.
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In the summer of 433, between his freshman and sophomore years at Harvard University, Paul DePodesta was an intern working for Jim Pinkerton, then the deputy assistant to President George H.W. Bush.
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"Preclinical data has shown that either surgical menopause or declines in estrogen accelerates fat accumulation, primarily visceral or abdominal fat," said Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of the North American Menopause Society.
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" Mr. Gedda's other Met roles over the years included Don Ottavio, Tamino in Mozart's "The Magic Flute," Admète in Gluck's "Alceste," Grigory in Mussorgsky's "Boris Godunov" and Pinkerton in Puccini's "Madama Butterfly.
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For those who are struggling with sleep problems, a pain medication such as gabapentin, known as Neurontin, could be a good choice because one of its effects is to induce drowsiness, Pinkerton said.
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Alasdair Pinkerton, a senior lecturer in geography and geopolitics at the Royal Holloway University of London, said Britain's overseas model made it difficult for Britain to respond quickly to crises like Hurricane Irma.
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The responsible-looking page boy (who tried to keep a straight face as Tom Pettifer goofed around) is the son of Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, former private secretary to William and Prince George's godfather.
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Sharon L. Pinkerton, an executive at Airlines for America, the industry's main trade group, recalled Transportation Department regulators suggesting that "unquantifiable, unidentifiable benefits" would "outweigh the costs" of new rules for the airlines.
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"This makes the opening of the Madrid store an obvious strategic decision to attract more shoppers to the Chinese marketplace," Kantar digital insights expert Malcolm Pinkerton wrote in a blog post on Tuesday.
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At Pinkerton, a private security and detective agency founded in 1850, requests for executive security have increased 20 to 20163 percent annually over the last five years, said its vice chairman, Tim Williams.
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Sharon Pinkerton, a vice president at Airlines for America, an industry trade group that represents American and Southwest, said airlines are relying on the FAA and the independent flight standard board for guidance.
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"Women going through the menopause are four times more likely to suffer from depression than women who are younger than 45," said Pinkerton, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Charlottesville, Virginia, and executive director of the North American Menopause Society Depression is not anxiety, bouts of sadness, low mood or mood swings but a mental disorder defined by the feeling of extreme sadness lasting for more than two weeks, often with no specific cause, and which interferes with everyday life, Pinkerton said.
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Loaded with harmonised guitar solos, Thin Lizzy grade shredding, and collaborations with Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino and Justin Hawkins of The Darkness, EWBAITE almost feels like the rock opera Pinkerton was intended to be.
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Take-Two notes that the Pinkerton National Detective Agency is referenced in plenty of other Western fiction, and that the agency played a major role in real 19th- and early 20th-century American history.
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"It has been a challenging spring with flyers waiting in lines that take more than 60 to 90 minutes to get through security," said Sharon Pinkerton, a senior vice president with Airlines For America.
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Lincoln had traveled secretly through the city overnight, after his travel plans were changed based on a warning from the detective Allan Pinkerton, who had discovered an apparent plot to kill the president-elect.
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"In the 2015 North American Menopause Society review of non hormonal therapies for hot flashes, we state that acupuncture cannot be recommended for the treatment of hot flashes," Pinkerton told Reuters Health by email.
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Meanwhile M.G.M. unleashed a smear campaign: Pinkerton detectives subjected her to surveillance; pressured her doctor to falsely say she had gonorrhea; and strong-armed fellow dancers to sign statements tagging her a promiscuous drunk.
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"It hasn't been a failure; it just isn't moving as quickly as it needs to move," said Sharon Pinkerton, senior vice president for legislative and regulatory policy at Airlines for America, an airline trade group.
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"Exercise may help you navigate the perimenopausal transition and may decrease the severity of hot flashes and symptoms, but if you have persistent symptoms, talk with a specialist about other options out there," Pinkerton said.
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Most of the focus in this area, especially after the WTO riots in Seattle and elsewhere, has been on civic unrest, with firms such as Pinkerton developing specialized sub-practices dealing exclusively with that issue.
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This suggests that estrogen pills may be a bigger problem than alternative formulations, said Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of the North American Menopause Society and a researcher at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
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"We at least had the ability to have a conversation with CDC to explain the way that they're trying to accomplish contact tracing is going to take 12 months or more to accomplish," Pinkerton said.
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"We think that is the key variable in tax policy and should have primacy as policymakers consider what to do to make America more job friendly and competitive," said Jim Pinkerton, the group's co-chairman.
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The opera follows the story of the Japanese geisha Ciocio-San, who marries a U.S. army officer, F.B. Pinkerton, for love, only to see him leave Japan, then return three years later - with an American wife.
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In Frontier's legal complaint was the news that the company was employing Pinkerton Consulting & Investigations for "security services," and that the Pinkertons claimed that striking workers had "abused" them, according to the West Virginia Gazette-Mail.
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Excerpts from Act I — especially crucial scenes when we see the beer-swilling Pinkerton (the vibrant tenor Mackenzie Whitney) before his wedding and some melting strands of the love duet — are intriguingly presented as dreamlike recollections.
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"These people that were killed and injured deserve to have those six minutes to protect them," said Chad Pinkerton, an attorney for Paige Gasper, a California college student who was shot under the arm in the attack.
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Years of fear and confusion "Many women who may benefit from hormone therapy have been denied safe and effective therapies because of fear generated from the initial reports from the large Women's Health Initiative Study," Pinkerton said.
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Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton of the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, who is executive director of The North American Menopause Society, agrees that lifestyle factors and genetics are likely behind the link between later reproductive milestones and longevity.
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"We are confident that working with those independent experts, involving our pilots unions, they will come to the right decision about what kind of training is needed and we will provide that training," Pinkerton told the panel.
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The risk of having a blood clot may be influenced by the type of estrogen and whether some form of progesterone is added, and if so, what type, Pinkerton, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Ms. Caballé's survivors include her husband, the Spanish tenor Bernabé Martí, whom she married in 1964 after he sang Pinkerton to her Cio-Cio-San; a son, Bernabé Jr.; and a daughter, Montserrat Martí, also an opera singer.
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She told me that Pinkerton had remained on OkCupid throughout their relationship, had presented himself as single on Facebook and, after she had spent weeks at his bedside after a health crisis, had made dates with other women.
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In 2015 alone, the Pinkerton Foundation gave $163 million to 300 organizations for a range of projects, including crisis intervention, art classes and sports clubs, mentoring in science projects and college research, reaching about 160,000 young New Yorkers.
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Carey, a Nashville trio that sounds like what you'd get if you mixed Pinkerton-era Weezer with some poppy chords and a little Modern Baseball-like self-deprecation, are releasing their self-titled debut EP on March, 11.
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"The jury is a little bit out on this; it's brand new," Pinkerton told Recode, but added that it'll likely be a mix of building tech in-house for the corporation while also dispatching technical support to CZI's partners.
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Listen to this episode of The Impact, Vox's podcast about how policy reshapes people's lives, for those answers: Dylan Scott, a Vox policy reporter, went to Australia with The Impact's Byrd Pinkerton to investigate the country's public-private system.
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"It has been a challenging spring with fliers waiting in lines that take more than 60 to 113 minutes to get through security," said Sharon Pinkerton, Airlines for America's senior vice president of legislative and regulatory affairs, in a statement.
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I loved Pinkerton and I loved bombast and big drum sounds, heavy guitars, and the riffs on Starflyer 59 records and I just realized there was almost a tradition that I was working in and I finished it that way.
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His opposite number, played by Logan Marshall-Green of Cinemax's "Quarry," is a Pinkerton strikebreaker whose colorful behavior includes carrying the corpse of a rebellious farmer into the local speakeasy and sitting it at a table, just to send a message.
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"For women who are anxious or have higher social stress levels, mindfulness, cognitive therapy, self-calming strategies, yoga, counseling, access to community building, or, if needed, medications might decrease the psychosocial stress levels," Pinkerton, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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The Future Perfect podcast team — Dylan Matthews and Byrd Pinkerton — visited the KIPP Spark Academy, a charter elementary school that predates the gift but benefited with the rest of the sector from Zuckerberg's contribution and the new emphasis on the charter sector.
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Five years after Pinkerton bombed, and following a hiatus that saw Cuomo fall further into depression, Weezer released the Green Album, a record critics liked, with a listenable, power pop sound and silly lyrics on songs like "Hash Pipe" that some fans derided.
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"Women with history of famine exposure or malnutrition while in their mother's womb should be watched for early menopause with counseling about increased health risks if they develop early menopause," Pinkerton, executive director of the North American Menopause Society, said by email.
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Adapted by Mr. Heard and Jacob Ashworth (the company's co-music director, from the Cantata Profana ensemble), this "Butterfly" skips Puccini's Act I, in which Cio-Cio San (known as Butterfly), the teenage Japanese geisha, weds the caddish Pinkerton, an American naval lieutenant.
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If you want even more inside information — like how Portal 2 writers Erik Wolpaw and Jay Pinkerton are involved, and why it won't be available for flat screens — game journalist Geoff Keighley has shared 22 minutes of a roundtable interview with the team.
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However, as the cultural dominance of the old guard subsided, Pinkerton retrospectively became an international treasure, beloved of the teens who grew up listening to it rather than detested by those who had been raised on a rock'n'roll diet of chest hair and bravado.
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On the 29th, in an email titled "steve wants you to read this," Marlow sent Yiannopoulos a list of edits and notes Bannon had solicited from James Pinkerton, a former Reagan and George H.W. Bush staffer and a contributing editor of the American Conservative.
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The lineup also includes Biz Markie, Kid 'n Play, All-225-One, Coolio, Tone Loc, Rob Base, and Young T. Rivers Cuomo and company are on tour in support of The White Album, which fans have called their best since Pinkerton, along with Panic!
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The artist was chosen after committee — including Princess Diana's sister, Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton,the princes' former top aide and one of Prince George's godparents — were tasked with coming up with a creator for the project and raising the money for it.
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On the latest episode of the Future Perfect podcast, Vox's Byrd Pinkerton and I investigate some methods scientists are pondering to save the ferrets, from plague vaccines to using CRISPR to achieve plague resistance, and we debate whether all the effort is worth it.
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But if you're not here for Weezer in all their genre-spanning, epic, ridiculous glory, if you adore Pinkerton while forgetting that Rivers originally wanted it to be a rock opera set in space (which, somehow, exists in demo form here), what's even the point?
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While for some women this might be improvement enough, Dr. JoAnn V. Pinkerton, executive director of the North American Menopause Society, points out that the Food and Drug Administration requires a reduction by at least two hot flashes per day when evaluating any treatment for approval.
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On September 23, 1963, after a long night working at the track for the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, he was heading home when he crashed into a metal pole the parking lot and suffered massive internal injuries that were incongruously severe for a slow, one car accident.
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Here, in the year after the 1892 Homestead steel strike, Rosh Hashana services were conducted in the club room of the volunteer fire company's engine house down the street from where union activists and Pinkerton agents conducted one of the bloodiest labor battles in American history.
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For example, in a piece published in August titled "The Worldwide Trumpian Majority: Lessons From Brexit, Britain, and the United States," Pinkerton writes: Indeed, we can step back and see that around the world, the dueling forces are globalism, on the one hand, and nationalism, on the other.
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Morin also said that in the next trial, the government couldn't rely on a legal theory it had planned to use, known as the Pinkerton theory, to argue that multiple people accused of being part of a conspiracy were criminally responsible for crimes committed as part of that conspiracy.
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"Most trials including this most recent larger trial comparing acupuncture to sham acupuncture found no significant difference in hot flash frequency or severity between the two treatments," said Dr. JoAnn V. Pinkerton, executive director of the North American Menopause Society, who was not part of the new study.
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"You can't do all the things you'd be able to do with an empty apartment, when you have total control of the design and can choose a style and a color palette and make sure everything is the right scale," said Sid Pinkerton, the owner of Manhattan Staging.
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"In general, if women are going to use any supplements, they should recognize that what they are purchasing may vary in dose and amount and that there may be risks if used long-term," Pinkerton said, noting that it is unclear whether isoflavones might increase a woman's risk of breast cancer.
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"For the time that commercial space occupies the National Airspace System, we want them to be subject to the full authority of the Federal Aviation Administration to regulate them for safety and efficiency," Sharon Pinkerton, senior vice president for legislative and regulatory policy at Airlines for America, tells The Verge.
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"Exercise has many benefits for postmenopausal women, with decreased incidence of heart disease, bone loss and cancer, and thus finding that it worked to reduce hot flashes gives us another reason to recommend resistance training as well as cardio exercise for all the benefits including improvement in hot flashes," Pinkerton said.
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"This is great support, and another study, showing that being sedentary is not only not good for your health, it is not good for your menopause symptoms," said Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of the North American Menopause Society and a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Virginia.
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The distinction that Weezer fans constantly make between Blinkerton (fan code for the Blue Album and Pinkerton) and everything else is such well-trodden ground that SNL recently commented on it with a sketch in which Matt Damon and Leslie Jones play two Weezer fans on opposing sides of the argument.
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When women who go through early menopause don't take hormones, they may have a higher risk of heart disease, osteoporosis, depression and memory changes, and changes in vaginal and sexual health than their counterparts who do take hormones, said Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton of the University of Virginia Health System in Charlottesville.
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Still, the results suggest that older women who do a better job of managing stress may have healthier bones and a lower fracture risk, said Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, director of midlife health at the University of Virginia Health System in Charlottesville, Virginia and executive director emeritus of the North American Menopause Society.
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In a series of tense conference calls that began in January, C.D.C. officials told Mr. Lavin and an Airlines for America lobbyist, Sharon Pinkerton, that the agency was planning to issue an emergency rule that would compel the airlines to collect and share detailed passenger data, according to five people who were on the calls.
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"Since the average age of menopause is 51 to 52, and the average transition is five to 10 years, women may see a worsening of their migraines as early as 42 to 47 years old if they are going to have an average-age menopause," said North American Menopause Society executive director Dr. JoAnn V. Pinkerton.
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To honor the milestone 20th anniversary of Neopets, I (Allegra Frank, associate culture editor) asked two of my Vox colleagues and fellow Neopets fans — podcast producer Byrd Pinkerton and associate identities editor Karen Turner — to join me in reminiscing about what made Neopets so important to us when we were young and just discovering the internet.
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Graham rounds out an executive team at CZI that includes: Cori Bargmann, neurobiologist and geneticist, who is president of science; Jim Shelton, former deputy secretary of Education, who is president of education; David Plouffe, who ran Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign and was an exec at Uber, who is president of policy and advocacy; and former Amazon exec Brian Pinkerton, who is CTO.
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"The first is vaginal colonization with a strain of S. aureus, which can make the toxin; the second is production by the S. aureus of the toxin; the third is penetration across the vaginal epithelium of enough toxin to cause disease; and the fourth is a lack of adequate titers of the neutralizing antibody to the toxin," Pinkerton tells PEOPLE.
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"It's the airlines' responsibility to ensure there is adequate time for pilots to rest, but it is the pilots' responsibility to show up to work rested and ready to fly," said Sharon Pinkerton, senior vice president for legislative and regulatory policy at Airlines for America, a trade group that represents most of the country's big passenger and cargo airlines, including FedEx and UPS.
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According to Pinkerton, it is very rare that all four factors will occur: vaginal colonization with toxigenic S. aureus has been reported in only one to four percent of the population, and it has been shown that the presence of serum antibody increases with age – almost 87 to 100 percent of the adult population has developed serum antibody to the toxin that causes TSS.
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Although exercise can be beneficial for women of all ages, if you "start when you're in your 40s, you can avoid gaining that 12 to 15 pounds [that women often gain during the menopausal transition] and you can be in better shape and better able to handle the stresses that are thrown at you when you have hormonal changes and menopausal symptoms," Pinkerton said.
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Your shifts around the sprawling map — the gang's camp is your constant home base — all follow a pattern: Dutch and company settle in with the intent of lying low, but the constant, pressing need to squirrel away money for an eventual escape to some nebulous idea of "freedom" leads to more criminal behavior, and more attention from local law enforcement and the dreaded Pinkerton detective agency.
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He smiled a bit and then went straight into a story, about his friend who was living in Los Angeles and broke his arm but came back to Taiwan to get it fixed because it'd be cheaper than getting it fixed in the US. In Australia, my colleague Byrd Pinkerton and I got caught in a rainstorm while walking through a park to one of our appointments.
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"The first is vaginal colonization with a strain of S. aureus, which can make the toxin; the second is production by the S. aureus of the toxin; the third is penetration across the vaginal epithelium of enough toxin to cause disease; and the fourth is a lack of adequate titers of the neutralizing antibody to the toxin," Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of The North American Menopause Society told PEOPLE.
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"The first is vaginal colonization with a strain of S. aureus, which can make the toxin; the second is production by the S. aureus of the toxin; the third is penetration across the vaginal epithelium of enough toxin to cause disease; and the fourth is a lack of adequate titers of the neutralizing antibody to the toxin," Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of The North American Menopause Society told PEOPLE in 2015.
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