Knowing how to use a phone is a prerequisite now.
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Yet pathological optimism is a prerequisite for any Lib Dem.
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In Richard Browning's world, struggle is a prerequisite for success.
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It said "some respondents" wrote in to challenge that prerequisite.
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" Obama said confidence is probably a "prerequisite for the job.
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This clarification is a prerequisite for the successful new start.
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For this reason, leadership is a prerequisite for great accomplishment.
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Leaping isn't even an option after this; it's a prerequisite.
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Is that a prerequisite for you in taking a role?
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Previously a sign of paranoia; currently a prerequisite to patriotism.
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"Total cost" includes the cost of a required prerequisite degree.
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The honest truth is yes, and the prerequisite is capital.
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The right to privacy is thus a prerequisite for active democracy.
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However, there was a catch...er, actually a very humiliating prerequisite.
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Tiara-worthy hair is practically a prerequisite for being a princess.
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Instating a new boss at Boryspil International is considered a prerequisite.
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It was a prerequisite that was needed to speed this up.
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Communities which support FGM often consider it a prerequisite for marriage.
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It is believed that total trust is a prerequisite for enlightenment.
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But abandoning privacy should not be a prerequisite for achieving security.
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After all, being "intelligent" is not a prerequisite of being President.
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"One person, one vote is a prerequisite for democracy," he insists. ■
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In Texas, "future dangerousness" is a prerequisite for a death sentence.
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But the prerequisite was rebuilding trust among the parties, Greminger said.
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Color becomes the vehicle in his work, a prerequisite to form.
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Upon entering this world, abandoning all hope is practically a prerequisite.
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Often the genteel hint consists of a prerequisite to the favor.
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The point is, what's the prerequisite for who can talk politics?
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And since consistency is a prerequisite for success, habits automate success.
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Baldwin summoned it nonetheless as the prerequisite for bravery and truth.
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Maximum loudness, it was thought, was a prerequisite for commercial success.
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But such a harrowing incident isn't a prerequisite for being discreet.
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Historically, marriage was seen as a prerequisite for having a family.
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Ana: Do you think that forgiveness is a prerequisite for healing?
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Loyalty to Trump is seen as a big prerequisite for the job.
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So communication needs to be a prerequisite for solving all the dispute.
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But it is not a prerequisite for participation, especially as a voter.
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I will never be convicted of anything, expensive clothing are a prerequisite.
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Sustainable features are fast becoming a prerequisite for any modern sporting arena.
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Students grapple with family and work obligations, and often additional prerequisite courses.
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During the 20th century, a ghastly illness was almost a presidential prerequisite.
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Hostility to racial justice appears to have become a prerequisite for nomination.
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Sixth, economic development in the North is a prerequisite for these negotiations.
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It is a prerequisite for the future of a programmable built environment.
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Sosebee agrees loving the band is a prerequisite for interpreting their concerts.
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Nor is a desire to get pregnant a prerequisite for reading it.
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Having a big Instagram following is not a prerequisite for being admitted.
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Incarceration or a criminal conviction should not be a prerequisite to treatment.
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"In order to govern, the CSU is not a prerequisite," Oppermann added.
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Propping up this thriller of a plotline is the prerequisite uninterested husband.
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Five states — Iowa, Kentucky, Mississippi, Ohio and South Carolina — added the prerequisite.
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For millions of Americans, good insurance is a prerequisite for good health.
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"Surgery's only prerequisite should be a simple demonstration of want," Chu wrote.
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Being a politician, veteran or prisoner of war is not a prerequisite.
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However, honoring the American flag is not a prerequisite for someone's freedom.
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"The backstop is not a prerequisite for the future relationship," she said.
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The only prerequisite for managing a smart home becomes knowing how to speak.
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Business school isn't a prerequisite for earning a six-figure salary in consulting.
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An active clearance is not a prerequisite for applying for or initiating employment.
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Clearly, an involved father is not a prerequisite for a rich, successful life.
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But when will we recognize that fear shouldn't be a prerequisite for justice?
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In 1996, he changed his name as a prerequisite to earning Japanese citizenship.
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Restarting production will be a prerequisite for investors interested in buying the company.
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This "virtuous" feeling is the prerequisite for the following items in the list.
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Deep local roots are not a prerequisite for a governorship in Russia today.
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Why isn't such training a prerequisite to graduating from high school or college?
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Is that kind of spiritual suffering a prerequisite for sainthood, or an obstacle?
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The White House said such a meeting was a prerequisite for the visit.
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American leadership, many argue, is a prerequisite for solving each of these crises.
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However, that doesn't mean that sexy thoughts are a prerequisite to sleep orgasms.
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Yet, genocide scholars are emphatic that the word is a prerequisite to action.
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The problem is magnified if a prerequisite is offered only in the fall.
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The oath was a prerequisite for becoming chief bookkeeper of the Hitler Youth.
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The players respected Trotz and responded to him, a critical prerequisite for Lamoriello.
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In my naïveté I assumed that was a prerequisite for all American towns.
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Such free movement is a prerequisite for Swiss access to the EU single market.
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We&aposre not really at war with Russia which is the prerequisite for treason.
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Of course, cold weather isn't the only prerequisite for flu epidemics to take off.
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Plus it really doesn't have a permanent population, a long-standing prerequisite for nationhood.
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Being a low-cost provider is a "prerequisite to survival", the EY survey found.
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The laying-down of arms is a critical prerequisite to a permanent cease-fire.
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They have hustle, they have heart, which is a prerequisite for any good team.
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IAI said several customers had requested the test as a prerequisite for signing contracts.
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Nor would he be firing them, a prerequisite for unemployment benefits in most states.
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But improving relations with Kosovo's government is a prerequisite for Serbia's European Union membership.
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As the Sex Pistols knew, being repulsive to your elders is a punk prerequisite.
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It's often low cost and can be a prerequisite for other technologies to work.
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A European investigation order is a prerequisite for Persson to question Assange in Britain.
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Clinical trials, a prerequisite for bringing a vaccine to market, are the real bottleneck.
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Being one of the most famous people in the world was typically a prerequisite.
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The summer instead passed without progress on the prerequisite review from the Commerce Department.
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Johannes Itten, László Moholy-Nagy, and Josef Albers successively directed the school's prerequisite course.
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If beatings were a prerequisite for success, black people would be ruling the world.
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The reality is that Afghan security is not a prerequisite for U.S. national security.
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It is not necessarily a sign of seriousness on climate change, much less a prerequisite.
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Suddenly, a job became a lot less necessary as a prerequisite for gaining health insurance.
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Republicans say Mnuchin's long tenure in finance is an ample prerequisite for the Treasury job.
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And last but certainly not least, privacy is the prerequisite for free innovation and creativity.
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But that, plus the Amazon account prerequisite, are about the only security measures in place.
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And unlike the Robotics Nanodegree, the Digital Marketing Nanodegree will not require any prerequisite knowledge.
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IMF involvement is also a prerequisite for the current third bailout programme, the spokesman added.
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For them, leaving the EU is a prerequisite to turning Britain into an offshore Singapore.
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Rather, the right to privacy is understood as a prerequisite condition for other human rights.
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Harmonization of legislation, and equally strong penalties between countries, is also a prerequisite for success.
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Notably, the courts have found "specific intent" to be a prerequisite of an espionage conviction.
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Civility is political in the sense that it is a necessary prerequisite for civic action.
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It's not a privilege, it's a prerequisite for all Americans seeking happy, healthy, productive lives.
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"Consolidation in the industry is a prerequisite to further investment in R&D," he added.
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Don't get me wrong, intelligence should be a prerequisite to serving on the highest court.
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Stewart, however, said he saw that prerequisite as a request for more U.S. ground troops.
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This is a prerequisite to safe the free movement of people in the Schengen zone.
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The course is a prerequisite for ground intelligence officers and considered one of the hardest.
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But the one prerequisite there is the withdrawal of all Iranian forces back in Iran.
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That's a prerequisite for transmissible cancer occurring at all: the transmission of full-on tissue.
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The pair also point to philosophy as a necessary prerequisite to understanding knowledge and learning.
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Making work a prerequisite for Medicaid could, perversely, wind up preventing such people from working.
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Apple removing iPhone headphone jack will result in massive Bluetooth adoption; a prerequisite for beacons.
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But I also believe that surgery's only prerequisite should be a simple demonstration of want.
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They maintain that continued deployment of American military strength is a prerequisite for world peace.
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"I think it's a prerequisite that we don't all agree on everything," Ms. Wagner said.
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In fact, racism and sexism work best of all when intent is not a prerequisite.
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Let me be clear: I don't consider being a skilled cook a prerequisite to romance.
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The master's in business administration was once almost a prerequisite for climbing the corporate ladder.
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It does, at least, deliver on a prerequisite of a modern Western: It looks grand.
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Chuck Schumer has made a DACA deal a prerequisite for supporting a government spending measure.
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These attacks poison the wells of reasoned public discourse, a prerequisite for a functioning democracy.
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And understanding how the sound technology worked was not a prerequisite to appreciating the piece.
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It is widely considered important for ensuring a girl's purity and a prerequisite to marriage.
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To master Adobe Creative Cloud is to check a monumental prerequisite off your design career list.
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While some of them can actually keep our pants in place, it's definitely not a prerequisite.
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The presence of persistent liquid water is important because it's considered a critical prerequisite of life.
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Others do not seem to crystallise at all—a prerequisite for probing them with X-rays.
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While romantic love is great when it's great, it's not a prerequisite to a fulfilling life.
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It's not about being done up, because I don't think that's a prerequisite to feeling beautiful.
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Yet they fail to understand that built historic structures are not a prerequisite for cultural significance.
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On the other hand, a modicum of critical thinking should be a prerequisite for basic humanity.
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Growth is a prerequisite for almost all beneficial advancements, and free trade is critical to growth.
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Of course, a woman doesn't need a red lip as a prerequisite for conquering the world.
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But -- like many Christian organizations -- mutually shared faith is not a prerequisite for receiving our help.
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"We recognize that changing Chinese behavior is a prerequisite for changing North Korea's behavior," Russel said.
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Nowhere does the law even vaguely suggest this is a prerequisite or condition of any kind.
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So much so, that meeting with them is a prerequisite to getting into a heated debate.
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Reports have also surfaced in recent months saying signing NDAs was often a prerequisite for employment.
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A robust and healthy American nuclear sector is a prerequisite for national security in today's world.
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The first, exhibiting personal conduct that is beyond reproach is a necessary, but not sufficient prerequisite.
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After I filled out the prerequisite forms, a cheerful nurse showed me to an exam room.
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The ability to fundraise fantastic amounts of money is a prerequisite for even minor congressional races.
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The prerequisite for sanity in this country is to have an opposition to the Trump movement.
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The rejection of pre-existing styles is almost a prerequisite for creating something new and noteworthy.
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Yet I'm not convinced that increased border security is a necessary prerequisite to achieve that goal.
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Should anti-regulation become a prerequisite, it could make things uncomfortable for the pro-regulation Yellen.
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It's how he maintains the aura of charismatic authenticity that is the prerequisite of populist politics.
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In the meantime, her son is losing his ability to walk, a common prerequisite for coverage.
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As a prerequisite to an apprenticeship, Chris gave me a list of two dozen classic cookbooks.
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Peace with North Korea is a prerequisite for progress in the South, and everywhere else besides.
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Moscow, in turn, said that troop withdrawal was a prerequisite for a fresh Normandy Four summit.
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After switching his major to computer information systems, Mr. Jones needed to take several prerequisite courses.
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Intention to kill beyond a reasonable doubt is the prerequisite for a murder verdict in Canada.
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In the 2020s, knowing how to help young activists might just become a prerequisite to parenting.
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Getting a budget deal was a prerequisite to moving individual spending bills this year and next.
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But he repeated his own prerequisite for talks: a pledge to block a no-deal Brexit.
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That's the list, and if you're always looking at the same prerequisite the pool will never change.
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Understanding the pathologies of the past is surely a prerequisite for negotiating a route to the future.
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It's not at all clear that life, per se, is a prerequisite for such mashups to occur.
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Becoming a father is not and should not be a prerequisite to understanding that rape is bad.
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It may just be that our taking the initiative is a prerequisite to learning they're out there.
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This has usually been the leader of the largest single party, but that is not a prerequisite.
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Instead, the U.N. should switch tracks by focusing on the most important prerequisite for peace: cultivating trust.
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Games of pretend are good practice in seeing the world from another perspective, a prerequisite for empathy.
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" Blair said that during her horse search, her main "prerequisite" was that her steed could "handle kisses.
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As campaigns have become increasingly expensive, being rich has practically become a prerequisite to run for Congress.
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After rounds of appeals, she won pre-authorization for vaginoplasty but not a prerequisite hair removal procedure.
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Nevertheless, overview education when deadly force may be used ought be another prerequisite for national CCW reciprocity.
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A squeaky-clean past does not appear to be a prerequisite for working on the Trump campaign.
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A clear sense of what is political is a prerequisite for ensuring that the PSF behaves apolitically.
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With a drumbeat of impeachment, Democrats made their return to power the political prerequisite for removing Trump.
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It's time to rethink deportation as a panacea – or even a prerequisite – toward fixing our immigration system.
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He said that preventing Medicare from going broke is a prerequisite to making any changes to ObamaCare.
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To get relief Kim needs to foster cooperation with the U.S., a prerequisite of which is denuclearization.
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"Here's the cold, hard truth about business degrees: They are not a prerequisite for success," O'Leary says.
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I underwent a period of training with the order that I joined, as a prerequisite of acceptance.
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A revenge dress only has one prerequisite: It has to make you feel like a million bucks.
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Clarity on such a pivotal fact about the incident should be a prerequisite for any further action.
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My one prerequisite when I signed on was that I could get to do this my way.
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"Clear History is a prerequisite, I think, for being able to do anything like subscriptions," Zuckerberg explained.
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"Germany needs a stable government and the prerequisite for this was a common negotiating position," she said.
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Traditional remedial education elsewhere is a prerequisite to real courses — and students don't earn credits for it.
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That correlation is valid, but backward: Health is a prerequisite to employment, not the other way around.
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New criteria were issued after a patient from Northern California contracted the illness, despite meeting neither prerequisite.
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It is saying that there will be a race and gender prerequisite for appointments to the Court.
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But the saying "what gets measured gets done" describes succinctly why data is a prerequisite for action.
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It can even be performed remotely, though of course full access to the OS is a prerequisite.
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Hence, the shift to a center-left government committed to a peace agreement becomes a central prerequisite.
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"Defining a business model for the merged bank is the key prerequisite," one of the people said.
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And while most economics courses at Harvard require Ec 10 as a prerequisite, Ec 1152 does not.
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Ms. Kornienko is now working toward becoming a nurse, a prerequisite for becoming a midwife in Sweden.
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"In Malaysia, moral authorities, or in general moral obligations, is definitely not a prerequisite in politics," Oh said.
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But as Perot showed in 1992, sometimes admission to the debates is a prerequisite for cracking that barrier.
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But given enough leverage, Apple could theoretically make its ads a prerequisite for inclusion in its app store.
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Increasing temperatures make it harder for people's bodies to cool down — a prerequisite for a good night's sleep.
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This gave Washington leverage in urging an Iranian withdrawal, the prerequisite for resolving the Syria crisis, Bolton said.
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Having an adventurous palate is an unofficial prerequisite for being a chef, and celebrity cooks are no exception.
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"Such resources will be a prerequisite for the effective launch and sustainment of the proposed mission," he said.
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Facebook considers these capabilities to be more of a prerequisite to generalized AI than a true Turing test.
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Mark Zuckerberg: Clear history is a prerequisite, I think, for being able to do anything like subscriptions. Right.
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But it's still practiced because of its cultural significance as a rite of passage and prerequisite for marriage.
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In fact, some degree of social and racial politics seem to be an unspoken prerequisite for black worlds.
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Mr. Bay again proves that coherency (visual, etc.) isn't a prerequisite for his style of blunt-force cinema.
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Political experience used to be seen as an unofficial prerequisite for holding the highest office in the country.
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It turns out oxytocin is a very important component of feeling bonded [which is a prerequisite for empathy].
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For Arabs, this "legal" prerequisite emphasizes the give and take: If Israel valued peace, it would return land.
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Many see cutting as a sign of purity and a prerequisite for marriage, while uncut girls risk ostracization.
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Mr. Taylor's testimony made it clear that the Ukrainians were well aware of the prerequisite at the time.
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There should also be some basic standard of respect for human rights as a prerequisite to UNHRC membership.
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A prerequisite to adjusting compensation, and introducing new programs to attract employees, may not address why they leave.
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"I don't buy that," Gillum said when asked if higher taxes are a prerequisite of Medicare for all.
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But according to the head of Google's co-working campus in London, technical skills are not a prerequisite.
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" A crucial prerequisite was "well-established and diversified credit risk expertise across asset classes and euro area countries.
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"You really need to start building stuff and start working with other people as a prerequisite," Ellison said.
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"The sale of the Systems US-Aerospace-Business is a crucial prerequisite to obtain these approvals," it said.
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But understanding how silkworms are even doing this is a prerequisite for getting to these real-world applications.
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It was that paying attention to what matters to you is a prerequisite of thinking seriously at all.
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Of course, providing adequate personal protective equipment and rigorous training and instruction is a prerequisite to any deployment.
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Any attempts at reconciliation so far, seen by many as a prerequisite for any comprehensive peace, have failed.
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Yet I've found that many people assume that knowledge of the art form is a prerequisite to appreciation.
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The deal was a prerequisite for talks on easing Greece's enormous debt burden, which is about €300 billion.
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But while a country is demarcated by official borders and governing laws, neither is prerequisite to a nation.
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Open-source software was a prerequisite for the smartphone boom that has taken place over the past decade.
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Yet style aside, the idea that language skills are a prerequisite for the job is never far away.
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This prerequisite of "chill" means that most California Girl icons are those who can afford to be relaxed.
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This election cycle, forming a position on ending weed prohibition is basically a prerequisite to running for president.
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Society has taught us to lie, steal, and cheat, and deception is the paramount prerequisite in man's makeup. . . .
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And even if we're talking about traditional notions of success, an elite university is not a prerequisite either.
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The prerequisite for speaking French, I have always thought, is being the kind of person who speaks French.
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This shared threat assessment is a necessary prerequisite for moving to the next step — a truly strategic response.
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Most recently, puka shell necklaces can be found as a prerequisite for any VSCO girl worth her weight.
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He reiterated Beijing's position that the withdrawal of Indian troops was the "prerequisite and foundation" for peace talks.
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For both Kylie and Paul, staying connected to what you make seemed to be a prerequisite for fulfillment.
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As Tressie McMillan Cottom writes, "Racism and sexism work best of all when intent is not a prerequisite."
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" For example, "Working in a contract role for three months was a prerequisite for later gaining full-time employment.
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HUNTSMAN: And I think the prerequisite to fill in for Dana is to be totally obsessed with your dog.
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A 2014 rule requires Freeport to invest further in domestic processing as a prerequisite for obtaining its export permits.
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Not every survivor wants to forgive, and it's certainly not a prerequisite to participate in a restorative justice dialogue.
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Although I've already been accepted into grad school, I have one prerequisite class I must finish before I begin.
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Becoming a father isn't (and shouldn't be) a prerequisite to understanding why sexually harassing or assaulting people is wrong.
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We learned a lesson that the world is slowly waking up to: gender equality is a prerequisite for progress.
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Mr Pompeo certified to Congress that it was trying to avoid civilian casualties, a prerequisite for continued American support.
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Whipping one up as your go-to breakfast is basically a prerequisite for any sort of wellness Insta-stardom.
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And only a quarter of those who have earned a bachelor's degree (a prerequisite for teaching) are gun owners.
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The latter moment is just missing Spiro Agnew popping in as the prerequisite wacky neighbor, complete with laugh track.
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"However, restoring normal access to wholesale markets is a prerequisite for the proper functioning of banking activities," he added.
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For Beijing, the prerequisite for reducing political freedoms in Hong Kong is to undermine fair representation and self-government.
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FMMF requires no prerequisite viewings because it's not a part of a series or decade-spanning universe of movies.
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But for the most part, competence rather than charisma is seen as a prerequisite for success in those fields.
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That last one is the clincher; the prerequisite for nailing a booze rep gig is the face you give.
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But as a screenwriting student, I was told point-blank that being liberal in Hollywood is almost a prerequisite.
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The only prerequisite is basic programming knowledge, a proficiency in Python and ideally a general understanding of machine learning.
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" Kellie Brown, @itsmekellieb"Travel is my passion, and being able to wear a swimsuit is almost always a prerequisite!
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It was a demand for [Zelensky] to fulfill his — fulfill this particular prerequisite in order to get the meeting.
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He said that was a prerequisite for Dublin to allow the broader Brexit discussions to move to trade talks.
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And Mr. Silbermann and his co-founder, Evan Sharp, were not engineers, a prerequisite for many venture capital investors.
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In these cases, re-election usually wins out, not least because it is a prerequisite for any other goal.
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Cohabitating, the email said, ran counter to Roman Catholic teachings about marriage being a moral prerequisite to living together.
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A prerequisite for a stable international environment is for America to be engaged in world affairs and multilateral institutions.
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As Christof Koch, the neuroscientist, writes, all neurologists agree that electricity in the brain is a prerequisite for thought.
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The country's insistent egalitarianism often requires self-deprecation and the deflection of praise as a prerequisite for public affection.
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In attack, if anything, versatility is even more of a prerequisite, among both the elite and the lesser lights.
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That responsibility only emphasizes the need for an experienced nominee -- a prerequisite that is also outlined in US law.
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Anyone can apply to join the open network, and there's no minimum financial investment like Libra's $10 million prerequisite.
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President Alberto Fernández is seeking to renegotiate a rampant debt burden as a prerequisite for the country's economic resurrection.
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Protecting today's industries should be a logical prerequisite for ensuring a vibrant economy and good jobs in the future.
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It was a demand for him to fulfill his—fulfill this particular prerequisite in order to get the meeting.
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Democrats across the spectrum no longer believe that a reflexive toughness to international crises is a prerequisite for victory.
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For those who think that language is a prerequisite for consciousness, the unavoidable conclusion is that animals possess neither.
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Although you can get gear used, there is enough needed that disposable income is a prerequisite for the sport.
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I haven't seen his IQ test, and, of course, being very smart is not a prerequisite for being president.
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But that's not a prerequisite to enjoy a speedrun, as this wonderfully bananas run from CovertMuffin (great name!) proves.
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You should do this with the Python package manager pip, which is covered in the second prerequisite tutorial above.
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By now, even the most "moderate" GOP candidates must make "border security first" a prerequisite for even considering overarching reform.
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My friend's fundamental question was, "Is this person an anatomical female," a prerequisite for him to pursue the relationship sexually.
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Building strong governance systems is a prerequisite for family firms trying to expand beyond the leadership capabilities of the owners.
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According to The Washington Post, California does not require a law degree as a prerequisite for taking the bar exam.
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Building an alternative developer ecosystem is the most important prerequisite to developing and breaking the smartphone operating system (OS) duopoly.
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The total number of job roles specifying language skills as a prerequisite increased by almost 3% in the same period.
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Sure, being smart is a prerequisite, but empathy is just as important, and that can't be tested in an exam.
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"Meeting Pukie" was not a prerequisite to joining CrossFit culture; Amundsen insists coaches took pains to help folks avoid it.
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There is just one problem: Identity, or at least device verification, is typically a prerequisite for these chains to function.
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American discourse is littered with subtle reminders that a socially acceptable build is a prerequisite for kindness, respect, and acknowledgement.
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From a young age we are taught to use its deceptively simple, three-button interface as a prerequisite to computing.
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"BCB minutes emphasize that pension reform is the prerequisite for any easing," Citi analyst Dirk Willer wrote in a note.
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It is useful to remember that even if consciousness-raising isn't sufficient for social change, it is always a prerequisite.
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Anchoring inflation expectations at the bank's 2 percent target is "definitely a prerequisite" to achieving the bank's goals, he said.
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It's obvious the main prerequisite to be cast as a Weasley in the "Harry Potter" movies is being a redhead.
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Sources briefed on the matter said Beijing demanded the ZTE issue be resolved as a prerequisite for broader trade talks.
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At the same time, whether it is investment grade or not, that has never been a prerequisite for the separation.
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Comedy bits like McCarthy's recent lip-sync battle with Jimmy Fallon certainly suggest that sincerity isn't a prerequisite of comedy.
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Giuliani also said that learning about the confidential source is a prerequisite for any special counsel interview with the President.
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As a prerequisite for connecting a device to the internet, users should change the passwords to a unique, strong phrase.
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Such a political culture is a prerequisite for changing oppressive economic and political forces that entrap both Republicans and Democrats.
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VICE: In my understanding, a love and appreciation of fine art isn't an FBI prerequisite, so what led you there?
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One fundamental prerequisite for becoming a saint is that the candidate has performed a miracle—one that is scientifically inexplicable.
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The crucial prerequisite of intelligent disagreement — namely: shut up; listen up; pause and reconsider; and only then speak — is absent.
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Scientific background—of which Perry has none at all—is not a prerequisite for the position, but it certainly helps.
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In the internet age, digital literacy has become a prerequisite for citizens to engage productively in activities of daily living.
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Young's vision of IQ testing may have been a little off, but elite education had become the prerequisite for power.
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One prerequisite is an ability to articulate a policy vision and persuade senior advisers to develop and carry it out.
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We often recommend that parents — particularly those of vulnerable students — make signing the grade release a prerequisite of funding college.
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In Scotland, as in England, however, a playing career is still considered a prerequisite, and Cathro did not have one.
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Mr. de Blasio's plan involves legislation that would institute new energy code requirements as a prerequisite for a building permit.
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His administration has failed to deliver the most basic prerequisite of pandemic response, widespread testing to track the disease's spread.
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Hanyu's new and younger rivals are expanding the boundaries of figure skating, making serial quadruple jumps a prerequisite to success.
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Paying tens of thousands of dollars for a pitch deck consultant isn't a prerequisite for securing a venture capital round.
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"If this price development is sustainable, the prerequisite for the withdrawal from the loose monetary policy is created," he added.
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He added that an interest in the industry should be a prerequisite for anyone looking to pursue reselling full time.
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The couple has absolutely no obligation to demonstrate that they are good or worthy as a prerequisite to avoid discrimination.
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And winning over poor people who do vote seems like an important prerequisite to winning over poor people who don't.
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The corollary to Edmund Burke's famous words that the only prerequisite for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing is that the prerequisite for irrationalism to prevail is for generally rational people to cave in to it, and to tailor their messages to the worst of the visceral rage out there.
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Access to capital, whether in the form of a bank loan, savings or friends and family was a prerequisite for entrepreneurship.
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Some cities have started to experiment with making parking spaces a prerequisite—not to get married, but to buy a car.
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Getting coverage and visibility has become a career prerequisite for a VC as much as having a great investment track record.
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VC is a common denominator of the most successful tech startups, but it isn't a prerequisite, especially at the early stages.
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The core narrative is a crime epic full of all the prerequisite twists and turns like shocking betrayals and copious deaths.
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Even Chief of Staff Reince Priebus lacks any of the experience in government that should be a prerequisite for the job.
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Or he can blaze a new trail and demonstrate that length of service is not a prerequisite to leave a legacy.
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I teach these skills in an undergraduate class I call Numeracy 2100, for which the only prerequisite is middle school arithmetic.
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Beating a team like Loyola Marymount is a prerequisite to earning at at-large berth, if that is what is needed.
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This finding upturns conventional thinking on the matter, in which moralizing gods are typically cited as a prerequisite for social complexity.
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"A strengthening of Pemex's financial situation was a prerequisite to contemplating new investments in refining," the IMF said in a statement.
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It should be noted that we have the prerequisite Chinese-Canadian restaurant, the Canton Café, and it is still going strong.
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This is important, because proving criminal intent is a prerequisite for advancing obstruction charges and it can be a difficult hurdle.
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The presidency is a position that has as a most basic prerequisite the highest level of trust, ethics, integrity and judgment.
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While there's nothing wrong with being inspired to Google the subject after watching a movie, it shouldn't feel like a prerequisite.
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Other bits and bobs include a Snapdragon 845, which is basically a prerequisite for any flagship smartphone to be taken seriously.
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In today's NBA, point guards who double as their team's top playmaker and primary scorer are essentially a prerequisite for success.
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I believe that a prerequisite for genuine peace is for each side to accept the legitimacy of the other's national aspirations.
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Grading sets the value of the cards and is considered a prerequisite for selling them on an auction platform like eBay.
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The Ethicist This spring, my assistant decided to pursue medical school and quit her job so she could take prerequisite courses.
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There's no income cutoff for contributing to a traditional IRA; the only prerequisite is that you have earned income at all.
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After successfully completing his prerequisite courses, the former brick maker was accepted into a fast-track nursing program at a university.
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By severing the longstanding prerequisite of prior (alleged) criminal conduct for compelled DNA collection, the government puts us all at risk.
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It asks consumers to confirm that they're actually signed up for credit monitoring, which is a prerequisite for requesting the money.
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Congress does not believe-and did not ever believe-that sex trafficking is a prerequisite of the free and open internet.
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Sources briefed on the matter said Beijing had demanded the ZTE issue be resolved as a prerequisite for broader trade negotiations.
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Bottom line: In my view, a self-aware, autonomous AI would be the prerequisite for its works to be protectable by copyright.
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What's more, she was not a virgin, which was then considered a prerequisite by Charles's great uncle and close adviser, Lord Mountbatten.
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Prospective nurse anesthetists must also have one year of clinical experience as a prerequisite for admission to an accredited nurse anesthetist program.
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Some of Imgur's funniest content relies on inside jokes powered by everyone having the right prerequisite knowledge from seeing the same things.
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A good number of us grasp that this dangerous use of leverage is the first prerequisite in this fucked-up power equation.
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An effective replacement for human visual acuity and search capability is a prerequisite for autonomous flight outside the operator's line of sight.
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It is also a prerequisite for discussions on longer-term debt relief but the eventual timing and outcome of these remains uncertain.
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This design choice could be an indicator that for many people, an established, culturally validated comfort zone is a prerequisite for intimacy.
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General managers were tasked with making their rosters complete, in the sense we've come to accept as a prerequisite for October success.
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"Judicious use of technology to enhance or replace human judgment is a prerequisite," Ronald Arkin, a Georgia Tech robotics expert, told me.
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But the truth is, finding local seed money to get started is really the first prerequisite for securing international funding later on.
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"On a subject as important as a Supreme Court nomination, bipartisan support should be a prerequisite, it should be essential," he said.
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One of movement's spokeswomen, Jacline Mouraud, told AFP that scrapping the fuel tax was a "prerequisite for any discussion" with the government.
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"The main prerequisite for this attack and many other attacks is for malicious code to get on the box," Wardle told me.
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A key prerequisite in securing these reunions must be a resolve to reject the usual manipulation and extortion that is Pyongyang's signature.
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Reading every biography ever written about all the men who have been president before you is not a prerequisite for the job.
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"A proclivity for corruption feels like a prerequisite for a cabinet position in the Trump administration," Lieu said in a Wednesday statement.
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According to the association's standards of care, "persistent, well documented gender dysphoria" is a prerequisite for hormone treatment and most surgical interventions.
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The government made a new constitution a prerequisite for an election and a military appointed council rejected a previous draft in September.
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We rarely talk about how one knows them, or about the privilege that has become a prerequisite to knowing the right people.
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More than $60 will be spent on treats and a little less than $40 on decorations, including the prerequisite jack-o-lantern.
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BRUCE HIGGINS San Diego To the Editor: This provocative essay challenged me on so many levels: Is marriage a prerequisite for happiness?
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"A proclivity for corruption feels like a prerequisite for a cabinet position in the Trump administration," Lieu said in a WEdnesday statement.
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The only prerequisite is that someone senior in the Trump administration or the president himself is on the receiving end of it.
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"They've got hustle and heart, which was sort of the prerequisite for me when building or working with great teams," Bain said.
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Ms. Ward, who is taking the microbiology class as a prerequisite for a nursing program, said she had even received death threats.
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For a while, it seemed like supporting ethanol and the RFS was a prerequisite for topping the Iowa heap — but that's changing.
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Alas, no matter how you choose to arrange your priorities, that last one remains a requirement; sleep is a prerequisite for functionality.
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But if these characteristics are a prerequisite for a properly executed womanhood, does becoming a mother divest a woman of such qualities?
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Knowing when an attack will occur is usually a prerequisite for determining imminence, a detail that didn&apost seem to trouble Pompeo.
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But of course, the prerequisite is to free the students from being ruled mercilessly by their scores, at least to some extent.
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But unlike nearly every other modern effort to increase crop yields, Dr. Phillips-Mora's breeding program incorporates fine flavor as a prerequisite.
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But unlike nearly every other modern effort to increase crop yields, Dr. Phillips-Mora's breeding program incorporates fine flavor as a prerequisite.
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A surge of United States commitment to negotiating a political settlement would not remove all the obstacles, but it is a prerequisite.
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The central bank has not said how it defines sustainable, but a stamp of approval from the I.M.F. is probably a prerequisite.
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Ms. Meng's lawyers have argued that her actions do not constitute a crime in Canada, a prerequisite for the case to succeed.
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But he presented it less as a cornerstone of his legislative agenda than as a necessary prerequisite to finance deep tax cuts.
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The phase-out of the nuclear tax in Sweden was a prerequisite for the investment in the reactors' lifetime extensions, he added.
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CookFox Architects, a firm in Manhattan that focuses on sustainability, makes green outdoor space a prerequisite when agreeing to design a building.
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"It is useful to remember that even if consciousness-raising isn't sufficient for social change, it is always a prerequisite," she wrote.
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Whether one approves of this vision or not, the fact is that its chances depend on a major prerequisite: a consolidated, stable eurozone.
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We have to come to terms with the fact that embracing AI is rapidly becoming be a prerequisite for excelling in many fields.
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We think that's a more direct measure of an important prerequisite of a democracy: the protection of the political freedoms of minority populations.
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And while I don't subscribe, CBS All Access at least makes sense from the perspective that cable isn't a prerequisite to use it.
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For one, demonstrating high levels of personal and emotional intelligence is a prerequisite for being an idealized vision of a successful young woman.
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Apple's execution is a bit different since it doesn't require a major service like Prime as a prerequisite before consumers can buy subscriptions.
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That plan involves the prerequisite conspiracy theorist cork board covered with strings, newspaper clippings, and paranoid theories that's pinned up in their garage.
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The presenters' expertise, whether it's Pitbull at a Real Estate Wealth Expo or Deadmau5 in a MasterClass playlist, only matters as a prerequisite.
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"I think it'd be good if he did, but I wouldn't say it's a prerequisite he has to play," coach Brett Brown said.
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A prerequisite for a proper functioning of such a multi-party interaction is transparency of the common business process and its current state.
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So the prerequisite– Jonathan Zittrain: What's an example of data use that isn't ad-based, just so we know what we're talking about?
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This is music that drives forward with such danger it's almost a prerequisite to smashing your head through the nearest paper-thin wall.
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There has to be a prerequisite not to put a super professional stuntman with an inexperienced actor who doesn't know what he's doing.
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Since control over Kirkuk is more or less a prerequisite for successful independence, it can't let this issue go in the long run.
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A visitor from Mars—or, for that matter, Beijing or Washington—might see further integration as a prerequisite for sorting out such problems.
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" Falsies Are A Prerequisite"You have to be really good at doing individual eyelashes — and doing them quickly — to work for Mariah Carey.
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Duterte has also made a public debate with U.N. envoys a prerequisite for any visit or investigation related to the anti-drug campaign.
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Despite presumably existing in Milfville—where everything is already "MILF" by prerequisite—the spa isn't just a spa, it is a Milf Spa.
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He said he wanted to invest in Opel's German sites in Eisenach, Kaiserslautern and Ruesselsheim, but the prerequisite for strong investments was competitiveness.
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O'Neill lacks a medical background, traditionally a prerequisite for the job, and has raised eyebrows with his past comments about overhauling the agency.
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Now, as the 2020 Democratic presidential primary race heats up, advocating state sponsored tuition-free college appears to be a prerequisite for admission.
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Mexico's Senate last week approved an air transport deal with the U.S., which was a prerequisite to the Aeromexico and Delta joint venture.
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I am embarrassed that people are being issued degrees and sent into the work force without the prerequisite skills to do their jobs.
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"The point is that university isn't the be-all and end-all, and it's certainly not a prerequisite for business success," writes Branson.
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A prerequisite for approving the United States Mexico Canada Agreement is eliminating those tariffs, a step the Trump administration finally took this month.
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No.You'll get more out of the film if you're familiar with the DC universe, but it's not a prerequisite to seeing the film.
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Earlier last year, New Mexico passed the strongest forfeiture reform law in the country, requiring a criminal conviction as a prerequisite to forfeiture.
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That isn't a prerequisite for a biographer, and it wouldn't be an issue here if Bennetts shifted into deeper critical mode more often.
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Improved relations between Serbia and Kosovo are seen by the European Union as a prerequisite for the two countries to join the bloc.
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The Venice Commission's representatives told reporters that the government needs to recognize Wednesday's court verdict as a prerequisite to solving the constitutional crisis.
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Proximity to the chain is no longer a prerequisite for moving, and I now live further from Boston Market than I ever have.
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A prerequisite for singing the US national anthem before a sporting event in front of a bunch of people is knowing the words.
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And as housing prices in the big cities continue to soar, homeownership—long considered a prerequisite for marriage—seems increasingly out of reach.
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In fact, the former MSNBC host said, racism and sexism have been a "prerequisite" to win the presidency for most of American history. .
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Even though more than 10 percent of Lombok's population had been dislocated, no national disaster was declared, a prerequisite for catalyzing international aid.
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In terms of services, startups often depend on regulatory, legal, and industrial collaborators for deliverables that are a prerequisite to their doing business.
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The Fell Runners Association is the sport's umbrella organization, but joining it is not a prerequisite for enjoying a lifetime of hilly running.
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Figuring out whether the $9.7 million constituted a kickback to Mr. Tanner is the prerequisite to proving that he committed honest services fraud.
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Tehran as a prerequisite would have to curtail its attempts to destabilize its neighbors and to militantly expand Shiite influence through the region.
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You'll need to know a bit of coding language like CSS and Javacript, but it's a small prerequisite to what you'll be learning.
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Many of those who take his conceptual physics class are education or health science majors who are completing a prerequisite or an elective.
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Unfortunately for the entire country, blissful ignorance of the link between cause and effect has become a prerequisite for Republican politicians in 2018.
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In a democracy, access to financial resources should not be a prerequisite of access to justice — 0r health care, or high-quality education.
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"Developer and investor sentiment for speculative building is definitely softening as pre-letting is fast becoming the prerequisite for starting construction," Cracknell said.
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Watch the VICE News documentary: Reversing Female Circumcision: The Cut That Heals: Communities which support FGM often consider it a prerequisite for marriage.
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And that's a deliberate decision these wealthy regions have made in opposing more housing construction, a prerequisite to make room for more people.
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The court is viewed by many as a vital prerequisite for reconciliation in the aftermath of the bloody Balkan wars of the 1990s.
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And of the players who meet my prerequisite, James Starks is my No. 1 add for the week—but Dixon is No. 2.
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The implication that identification is a prerequisite for getting an accurate avatar is not in line with Gen Z's increasing awareness of gender fluidity.
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But at Trek Bikes, one of the largest bicycle retailers in the country, a passion for cycling isn't the only prerequisite to getting hired.
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It's the sort of sound that's a prerequisite to nodding your head, making screwfaces as Nehru weaves in and out of pockets with ease.
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I wish it was a prerequisite to holding political office that you had to take a class in science and pass with flying colors.
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SFF has made dealing with the recent past as a prerequisite to resolving the problems that still burden Western Balkan societies a particular theme.
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The Tezos team believes that an uncapped fundraiser will promote a widespread distribution of the tokens a necessary prerequisite to launching a robust network.
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Last year Dubai announced that it wants all government documents secured on a blockchain by 2020, a prerequisite for agencies to become completely paperless.
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Sharing all the past states of a smart contract is not a goal by itself, but a prerequisite of the shared business process runtime.
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Establishing financial stability is no longer a prerequisite for sex or even fatherhood, and 40% of U.S. babies are now born out of wedlock.
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The leathers and woods are real, and making it a thing of beauty isn't an adjective, but a prerequisite for design chief Marek Reichman.
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He claimed the main prerequisite for inclusion in the program was proof of association with a group that had fought ISIS, the Islamic State.
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Graduating from college is by no means a prerequisite for becoming a billionaire — in fact, 30% of today's billionaires don't have a bachelor's degree.
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"We're campaigning for international laws and norms around the world to be respected - as a prerequisite for stability and prosperity," Obama and Merkel wrote.
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And unlike other stop-Trump/stop-Cruz white knights, Kasich actually bothered to run for president (a prerequisite for Paul Ryan's support, at least).
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A new internal audit committee, a prerequisite for signing the contract with Ernst & Young for the audit, was set up last week, it added.
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This is why the North regime persistently demanded that the country be taken off the list as a prerequisite to the 2008 nuclear negotiations.
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I thought it was fantastic, but there's no real prerequisite necessary to this party mindset, other than deciding life is good and celebrating that.
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Boosters say that improving Vietnam's human-rights record is bound to be a long slog, and that gaining the regime's trust is a prerequisite.
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Mainland officials treat the consensus as a prerequisite for normal relations, and threatened to suspend contact if Ms. Tsai did not endorse the principle.
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"A prerequisite for declaring an emergency is that the situation requires immediate action and Congress does not have an opportunity to act," he tweeted.
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Carried to the extreme, identical values as a prerequisite for sponsorship means corporations dictate where free speech is acceptable and where it is not.
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But also because, while knowing the truth as best we can doesn't guarantee that action will be based on it, it's a necessary prerequisite.
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It has enough cash to keep up that rate for four more years – but that's a prerequisite for staying in business, not a boast.
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Kono declined to say what that concrete action should be or whether Japan had softened its position on action as a prerequisite for talks.
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Replaced Legion Whey + Isolate Protein Powder with Optimum Nutrition Platinum Hydrowhey; added prerequisite information and other protein powders we considered; and included expert commentary.
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Sessions said compliance with federal immigration laws will be a prerequisite for states and localities seeking grants from his department's Office of Justice Programs.
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Whether your secret fantasy or your worst nightmare, it's a prerequisite to stand a chance of filling the latest opening at dating app Hinge.
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In my experience, well-funded "leadership development" programs ensure that rising urban leaders accept these liberal stances as a prerequisite for running for office.
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He created a shadowy political party, the Can Lao, whose members swore loyalty to Diem, and he made membership a prerequisite for career advancement.
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Incoming freshmen may still be required to take prerequisite classes toward their degree — and that can cost time and money during the first year.
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Monopoly Pizza Board Game Edition, $12.79, available at AmazonOrdering a couple large pizzas to eat while playing this game is pretty much a prerequisite.
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But in some fields, like health care and education, years of experience isn't a prerequisite, according to a recent analysis from The Interview Guys.
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Not only is massive CAPEX outlay a prerequisite to offer cloud services globally at scale, but also a strong indicator of on-going success.
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This has sparked the debate that digital inclusion if a prerequisite for financial inclusion, as digital, and specifically mobile financial services accelerates financial inclusion.
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Tank Abbott joked on commentary that Johnston's best strategy would be to throw in the towel because "wrestling is fighting now... it's a prerequisite".
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Building an audience isn't a prerequisite, of course, and it's certainly not easy, but publishers like authors who come with a built-in market.
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Shurmur also has the head coaching experience that the Giants had said was a prerequisite for their position, although that experience isn't exactly stellar.
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But dance training is not a prerequisite for pole beginners, and neither is the extreme youth that other competitive dance forms tend to value.
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They also understood that maintaining the union of states was a prerequisite to establishing the nation as a peer of the great colonial powers.
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However, it also said that burden sharing by shareholders and subordinated creditors as a prerequisite for bank rescue is in line with EU law.
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In these gatherings of the faithful, voting and organizing for the national right-wing agenda are a prerequisite for belonging and a spiritual necessity.
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They also contend that there was no risk of financial loss for HSBC, a prerequisite for fraud to have taken place, under Canadian law.
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The Miss America Organization told CNN that dropping swimsuit was not a prerequisite for telecast and that Carlson did not present it as such.
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In Jiangxi Province in 2014, the provincial government had similarly declared that it would not make paying the fine a prerequisite for getting a hukou.
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However, restarting production remains a prerequisite for investors, who will be invited to submit expressions of interest in Samir, El-Krimi told Reuters last month.
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Trump's Middle East envoy, Jason Greenblatt, confirmed Thursday that the plan lacked the framework of a two-state solution -- long a prerequisite for Palestinian support.
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But half the team did not, a situation that could arise again unless the Americans make a reconnaissance visit a prerequisite for future team selection.
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The image of Okada exhaustedly hanging onto Tanahashi's wrist, a prerequisite for his Rainmaker clothesline, is one of the pro wrestling images of the decade.
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And the increasing ubiquity of online pornography is making it difficult to de-sexualise the naked body, a prerequisite for nudist beaches and unisex saunas.
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China promises to nearly double its agricultural imports from our farmers, while the United States Mexico Canada Agreement eliminates the bureaucratic "foreign presence" trading prerequisite.
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Reforming Greece's ailing pension system is a prerequisite for the conclusion of the review, which is expected to open the way for debt relief talks.
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Caution lowering interest rates drew criticism from within government circles, including from chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian, but Rajan regarded taming inflation as a prerequisite.
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An ample supply of warm water is a prerequisite for these storms, since the ocean provides the heat energy required for generating a hurricane's thunderstorms.
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Many travelers, even U.S. citizens, feel compelled to comply with these requests — sadly accepting that a forfeit of privacy is a prerequisite to return home.
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And it's working to define a criteria "fairness," which is a prerequisite for getting rid of bias from AI NLG tools in the first place.
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America shouldn't be a place where celebrity is a prerequisite for politics, they say, and we don't need another political novice in the White House.
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"Effective control of the external borders is an absolute prerequisite for guaranteeing security, upholding law and order, and ensuring properly functioning EU policies," it says.
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It wasn't a prerequisite to him kicking ass, and we never linger on his physical pain, bruises, cuts, or even much of his emotional suffering.
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Quadric argues this underlying technology is a prerequisite for companies developing autonomous systems that will be used in the construction, transportation, agriculture and warehousing industries.
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With so much time spent online, keeping digital ne'er-do-wells out of our accounts is a basic prerequisite for making it through the day.
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The French leader, speaking in Chandigarh, a city designed by French architect Le Corbusier, said such an agreement was a prerequisite for the Indian side.
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"It was a prerequisite for rebuilding confidence and now they have to prove they can still perform with the funds they still have," he said.
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They agreed to do it as a prerequisite to beginning the film—we shot their individual interviews first—so we always had this in mind.
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Remember how in college, you had your prerequisite major courses — like accounting 101 or microbiology — and then you had your okay-to-sleep-through electives?
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"The payment by the United Kingdom of its remainder ... is a non-negotiable prerequisite for any discussion of the future of our relations," he added.
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"This enables them to obtain access to foreign ports in the region and beyond as well as maritime insurance, a prerequisite for operation," it said.
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They thought they had a winning idea in California -- just require public release of tax returns as a prerequisite for getting on the 2020 ballot.
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First, formal credit isn't a prerequisite for success: You can start a business, buy a car, or attend college without the attending debt or loans.
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Still, as an overview of the issues, the history and the players, "Starving the Beast" makes a powerful survey course, a prerequisite for further studies.
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But developing an "abundance" mindset that firmly believes you will succeed no matter what is a prerequisite for building massive wealth in nearly every case.
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Helping people exit poverty means this assistance should be provided not as a prerequisite for giving aid but as a part of an overall package.
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When you've been doing this job long enough, you start to develop strange interests (though some might compellingly argue that strange interests are a prerequisite).
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A promotion to Single-A figured to be a ho-hum stepping stone, a prerequisite to tick off on his inexorable climb to the majors.
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Publicly responding to the news of the day is now as important a prerequisite for a serious artistic persona as restraint was for Pynchon's generation.
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Because they do not have a body, they have been unable to obtain a death certificate, a prerequisite to receive benefits due to fallen servicemen.
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The court is viewed by world powers as a vital prerequisite for regional reconciliation in the aftermath of the bloody Balkan wars of the 1990s.
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But asked whether this kind of built-in social following will become a new prerequisite for editors in the years to come, Ms. Coles demurred.
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This is a prerequisite for the site, which was touted by President Donald Trump as a major part of the nation's response to the pandemic.
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Since arriving on the pop scene, Ms. Eilish has underplayed, and even willfully sabotaged, the vampiness that has long been deemed a prerequisite to stardom.
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Aerial surveillance became indispensable and was a prerequisite for deciding where to send troops, where to bomb, and in determining if your mission was successful.
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In his first trip to Seoul, South Korea, in March, Mr. Tillerson appeared to make North Korea's surrender of nuclear weapons a prerequisite for talks.
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But backing for Mr. Macron from the powerful chancellor would certainly be a prerequisite for any new direction for Europe's economy, or for the euro.
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President Obama on Wednesday signed into law a privacy bill that is a prerequisite for a law enforcement data-sharing "umbrella" agreement reached last fall.
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It sees borders as a prerequisite for nations to exercise their paramount right to define who defines them and how they express their cultural identity.
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In essence, to assure that prerequisite "mind over mind" requirements are actually satisfied, a broad variety of key questions must first be asked and answered.
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The execution of the contract is a prerequisite in the application for project financing support from China Export Credit Agency, Magnis said in a statement.
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" People's Daily said Google is "welcome to return to the mainland, but it's a prerequisite that it must comply with the requirements of the law.
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That means that computer science skills, which include coding, are increasingly a prerequisite for a chance at a middle class life in the 21st century.
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A pro-life prerequisite for the Democrats' healthcare bill in 28500-6900 was statutory prohibitions on funding for abortion in line with the Hyde amendment.
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Bhakti itself means "devotional worship directed to one supreme deity," usually Vishnu or Shiva, although belief in a higher power isn't a prerequisite for attendance.
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The protests slow down leasing, but are also a prerequisite for lawsuits seeking to force the administration to consider global warming in its drilling policy.
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Nike is selling 299-yuan ($47) T-shirts emblazoned on the back with the Chinese characters for "full marks" and the prerequisite swoosh on the front.
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Walmsley has made her top priority turning around the pharmaceuticals division, which analysts see as a prerequisite for any potential future spin-off of consumer health.
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Banking is one of the areas where the ability to verify one's identity in a secure and compliant manner is a prerequisite to access basic services.
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U.S. officials tell me Bolton and Ben-Shabbat told Patrushev that the pullout of Iranian forces from Syria was a prerequisite for any deal, but insufficient.
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"The tight monetary conditions continue to be an important prerequisite for gradually reducing inflation to the 5 percent target in 2020," the central bank's statement said.
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Reforming the country's ailing pension system is a prerequisite for the first review of Greece's 86 billion euro ($93.4 billion) bailout agreed in July last year.
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Climate change denial is practically a prerequisite, and several men who will soon be in charge of the country's environmental agencies think those agencies should disappear.
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The country's fifth devaluation since December, taking rupee losses to about 2134 percent, had been expected and seen as a prerequisite for another IMF rescue package.
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So long as such schemes are a prerequisite for winning the Republican nomination, a party that prides itself on economic management will lack a credible policy.
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The SIG industry association maintains the Bluetooth wireless standard, and membership is a necessary prerequisite for companies that want to employ Bluetooth in any hardware devices.
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" The sole prerequisite is that the president must find that "the entry of the covered aliens would be detrimental to the interests of the United States.
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"It's probably a prerequisite for the job, or at least you have to have enough craziness to think that you can do the job," Obama said.
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Striking back in Monaco, Ricciardo started from the first pole position of his career on a track where the pole is the usual prerequisite for victory.
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In that context, looking at what she had written professionally was a necessary prerequisite to making an informed judgment about her legal philosophy and her suitability.
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And with more major brands hopping into the meatless market, expansive vegetarian menus are becoming a prerequisite to remain competitive in an increasingly plant-based world.
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When asked about former Vice President Joe Biden's assertion this week that he'd be the most qualified, Bloomberg said that is a prerequisite for the job.
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He was not nominated as a deputy in the National Assembly—a prerequisite for the Presidency—and his department at the Interior Ministry was reportedly dissolved.
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After China privatized public housing in the 1990s, homeownership became a common aspiration for urban families, and later, a prerequisite for a couple tying the knot.
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He declined to say how many people would be interviewed but said that a previous relationship with the Yankees or managerial experience was not a prerequisite.
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The court believes beyond a reasonable doubt that he committed the act he was accused of, a prerequisite for the state to accept an insanity plea.
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That has not done much to assuage many young men, many of whom registered when they applied for college as a prerequisite for federal financial aid.
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"We have a clear strategy through 2020 and French consolidation was never a prerequisite for it," Bloomberg quoted Richard as saying on its website on Monday.
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Meanwhile, the House, struggling with the same divisions between moderates and conservatives, can't find consensus on a budget — a prerequisite to moving on to tax reform.
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The second premise, deeper and more foundational, is that politics works through agreement — that getting everyone on the same page is a prerequisite of political progress.
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The Fed did not raise interest rates on Wednesday and gave no indication of when the next hike might happen — virtually a prerequisite for movement on rates.
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Elderly non-citizens who have spoken Russian their whole lives say they would struggle to learn the Latvian language – a prerequisite for naturalization – so late in life.
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Perks at its North American offices include cash to help with newborn expenses, transportation support and what seems like a start-up prerequisite — free meals and snacks.
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As first reported by TechCrunch, the songs are chosen to match a user's existing music tastes, are instantly playable, and are savable without a prerequisite ad click.
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" Microsoft's Satya Nadella believes that empathy is a key source of business innovation and is a prerequisite for one's ability to "grasp customers' un-met, unarticulated needs.
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"Any effort, policy or program that has as a prerequisite the acceptance of the notion that blacks are inferior is a non-starter with me," he said.
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For the 20-year-old spinning mill worker, running fast is a prerequisite to becoming a policewoman - and becoming a policewoman would be her dream come true.
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But since such a system doesn't exist yet, he framed the decision as a one-off move, a necessary prerequisite to the more important policy conversation ahead.
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A degree in human resources or business is usually a prerequisite for a training and development job, and government positions will also require a civil service exam.
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That would seem to be a very obvious prerequisite for calling something "true" or even strongly indicative of truth (which is much more likely in scientific research).
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Intellectual property lawyers say trademarks are also a crucial prerequisite for cutting licensing deals, which form the basis of both Ivanka and Donald Trump's global business strategy.
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Not only do Adobe programs like Photoshop and Illustrator make it easy to create beautiful, expert-level projects, they're usually a prerequisite for any graphic designer position.
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The breakdown of the workout is smart and follows traditional procedures--warm-up, skill movements, strength--and I love the prerequisite to move on to pull-ups.
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After much debate, it decided to go ahead with one: "Teardowns are a prerequisite nobody can avoid," a spokesperson for the company told me in an email.
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Pyongyang must commit to denuclearization as a prerequisite for talks, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said in an interview with the Nikkei business daily published on Wednesday.
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Majoring in computer science shouldn't be a prerequisite to a career involving tech; an apprenticeship can be an even better way to gain experience in the field.
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Positive: Fitch would expect a restructure of the underlying business model, supported by a sustainable capital structure and adequate liquidity as prerequisite for a positive rating action.
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If we hope to break beyond the rigid functionality of today's tools, a prerequisite is going to be giving bot developers a bit more open source love.
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The DOJ said that "a commitment to reducing crime stemming from illegal immigration" is now a prerequisite to receive funding through the department's Public Safety Partnership Program.
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With more chains hopping into the meatless market, expansive vegetarian menus are becoming a prerequisite for brands looking to remain competitive in an increasingly plant-based world.
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Freedom might not be a prerequisite for the expression of passion — it helps, sometimes, not to be able to follow your instincts — but they are strongly intertwined.
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No one should be sidelined from running for office because they don't have millionaire friends, and connections to corporate interests shouldn't be a prerequisite for elected office.
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"I don't want to overstate the need to get a budget resolution passed, because obviously it's not a prerequisite to getting the appropriations bills done," Kildee said.
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When the international community received indications from the White House that positive treatment of Israel was not a prerequisite for good ties in Washington, Israel suffered accordingly.
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These benefits "attract numerous very wealthy families to seek Monegasque residency for which owning or renting an appropriately sized dwelling in Monaco is a prerequisite," Bakardzhieva said.
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"For Sikh Americans, humiliation is a prerequisite to air travel; we are pulled aside and profiled simply because of the way we look," said Arjun Singh Sethi.
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That you insist on this as a prerequisite for peace makes me wonder how serious you are about sharing the land and reaching out to your neighbors.
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In fact, social-network advertising is an assumed prerequisite for anyone studying marketing at a tech incubator these days — or at any business school across the country.
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Fear not: Familiarity with the novel is no prerequisite for enjoying this antic show, a madcap mash-up of live performance, prominent video and much audience participation.
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While I agree that Senator Sanders would be a weak opponent for Mr. Trump, not alienating his dedicated adherents is an absolute prerequisite for a Democratic victory.
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According to Ambassador Sondland—and this is very telling—President Trump did not require that Ukraine actually conduct investigations as a prerequisite for the White House meeting.
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A deal on what reforms it needs to undertake to secure the loans is also a prerequisite for the start of negotiations on debt relief for Greece.
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If a promise to clean up Albany is a prerequisite for any candidate's stump speech, a failure to do it seems the norm once they are elected.
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"We propose that language and prior advanced numerical understanding are not a prerequisite necessary for the ability to calculate addition and subtraction solutions," the study's authors conclude.
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Already in these works, heavy human flesh no longer functions as a prerequisite for subjectivity, but rather takes on léger (lightweight) aspects typical of the electronic android.
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If things continue as they are now, soon not even maintaining a healthy paranoia — a prerequisite today for online life — will be enough to keep your data secure.
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Traders will scrutinise Tuesday's unemployment and wages data for signs of whether inflation is feeding through to higher wage growth, a likely prerequisite to an interest rate hike.
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It's a needed prerequisite when speaking honestly to journalists — a decision that can come with grave consequences for government officials and political elites close to the peace talks.
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Facebook has long been a prerequisite for signing up for the service, along with competitors like Tinder, designed to help verify identities, offer common friends and expedite registration.
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The ability to focus is a prerequisite for being successful in any category, and Ferriss has learned that most successful people take active steps to quiet their minds.
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Some people are surprised when we say to them wherever FGM occurs, there is always a prerequisite for other forms of violence, like forced marriage or child marriage.
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In a number of fields, such as the biomedical sciences, a postdoc position is a prerequisite before a researcher can get a faculty-level position at a university.
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Arrogance isn't unusual in a presidential candidate—it's pretty much a prerequisite—but Trump is different because he doesn't really have any other ideas beyond his own greatness.
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That's because, as research tells us, millions of Americans lack home titles, which are usually a prerequisite for accessing Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) aid and insurance payouts.
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The need to present state-issued ID seeped into everyday life, becoming a prerequisite for everything from buying a drink at a bar to taking out a mortgage.
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Even though none of them had filed tax returns for 85033, a prerequisite for getting financial subsidies under the health law, all four were approved, the GAO said.
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Such a high pressure area is known as a "Greenland block," and it's a prerequisite for producing a severe winter weather event in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.
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He was the first of 20 patients in a second so-called 'pivotal' phase of tests, which is a prerequisite to market the product in the European Union.
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As the Chinese internet becomes occupied and colonized by tech heavyweights, teaming up with a major player almost becomes a prerequisite for aspiring startups to crack their market.
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From what we see in the final moments of the film, and what we know from our present-day American experience, it certainly isn't a prerequisite for horror.
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There is traditional resistance in Chinese culture to renting rather than buying after getting married - and many couples still see owning a property as a prerequisite for marriage.
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The Schaghticokes applied for federal recognition — a prerequisite to being allowed to pursue gambling — beginning in the early 1980s, but the Bureau of Indian Affairs sought more documentation.
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Though my father practiced law, he had attended law school just after serving in the First World War, when a liberal-arts degree was not yet a prerequisite.
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She now has to reconcile a rising tide of xenophobia with the reality that accepting freedom of movement is a prerequisite for access to the European single market.
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Signing a letter — even though it's still just a letter — is an early and important prerequisite that could likely lead to active lobbying Congress to support the bill.
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The idea is that focusing on an independent judiciary as a prerequisite for sound financial management would avoid the impression of Brussels imposing its values on independent states.
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According to the medical historian Klaus Bergdolt, the plague was a vital prerequisite for the Renaissance, one of the most culturally inspiring and rich eras in human history.
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"Understanding the scale, extent, and location of hate crimes is essential and is a prerequisite to ensuring adequate resources are available to address the issue," the briefing said.
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A serious hunger for French movies, or even a hankering for an aperitif, is the only prerequisite for attending the Film Society's annual banquet of recent Gallic cinema.
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But philosophical interests aren't a prerequisite and may in fact interfere with the business of watching the two main characters banter, flirt and then, at last, make out.
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This was electrifying for that community because the gathering of all the Jews in exile to the Holy Land is a prerequisite for all of these events unfolding.
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Holding those views was probably a prerequisite for getting the job: Trump forced out the last attorney general, Jeff Sessions, because he refused to interfere in the investigation.
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That you insist on this point as a prerequisite for peace makes me wonder how serious you are about sharing the land and reaching out to your neighbors.
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Her argument centered on the fact that the expert witness' testimony directly impacted the jury's future dangerousness determination, which is the prerequisite for a death sentence in Texas.
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The measure overturning a Labor Department rule, which limited the industries for which states could mandate drug testing as a prerequisite for receiving unemployment benefits, passed 51-48.
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One survey taken last summer showed a little less than half of potential Iowa caucus-goers considered backing Medicare-for-all a prerequisite for their supporting a candidate.
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Some of the experts who testified about constitutional grounds for impeachment at the House Judiciary Committee also agreed that a crime wasn't a prerequisite for removing a president.
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Hoya said it plans to buy a minimum 66.67% of NuFlare, meaning Toshiba's tender of part of its shares was a prerequisite for the deal to go through.
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A new system that rewards prudent risk-taking and holds people personally and financially accountable for their actions is a prerequisite to restoring our faith in Wall Street.
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Preserving enmity with Tehran is also a prerequisite for a domestic ideological shift that the crown prince initiated in 2015 with the blessings of his father, King Salman.
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Johnson also gave Bowles some wiggle room for next season, saying he did not want to make a playoff berth a prerequisite for Bowles to maintain his job.
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Continuing to encourage Saudi Arabia to respond strategically, rather than through punitive airstrikes and a blockade that exacerbates human suffering, is the essential prerequisite for any such path.
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Viewed as a prerequisite on the road to America's middle class, education has long been a high priority for Hispanic families eager to improve their financial well-being.
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Looking forward "A probable prerequisite for their removal would be progress on North Korea's human rights issues, making any substantial boost to North Korea's economy unlikely," Evans said.
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Nieves went back to school in his late 40s to change careers, even taking prerequisite courses in biology and going up against younger candidates for his new position.
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"It was a demand for [Zelensky] to fulfill his — fulfill this particular prerequisite in order to get the meeting," Vindman said, describing what Trump said on the call.
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Being conscious of my carbon footprint, and what's in the environment around me, is a prerequisite to covering my beat — and there are several good apps for that.
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The very element that might seem to make us bad citizens or antisocial is at the same time a prerequisite for thoughtfulness and more profound connection with others.
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There are only a handful of insurers that have a network of doctors and hospitals that spans from coast to coast — a prerequisite for running a national plan.
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A college degree is still a prerequisite for many jobs, but employers often do not trust it enough to hire workers just on the strength of that, without experience.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Cheese-handling skills are not normally a prerequisite for success in sporting competition, but to win the English village of Stilton's most coveted prize, they are essential.
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He wants career qualifications to be a prerequisite for having the interview in the first place and for the conversation to be an opportunity to assess the candidate's personality.
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But the truth is for the estimated 35 percent of women on Earth who are survivors of sexual violence, access to justice is a necessary prerequisite to true peace.
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Even during their recent run, they're not quite in the top ten on both sides of the ball, which is generally a prerequisite for true contention in the NBA.
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It is widely seen as a prerequisite for marriage by practicing communities, and about 76 percent of women in Burkina Faso have been cut, according to the United Nations.
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Fitch also views continued asset disposals to bolster liquidity as a prerequisite to facilitating discussions with stakeholders in debt restructuring and achieving a sustainable capital structure, expected in 2H16.
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"Maintaining the One-China principle is an important prerequisite and a necessary basis for all countries in the world in developing relations with China," the spokesman, Lu Kang, said.
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It's not clear Europe is ready to slash its own 10 percent duty on auto imports, which may be a prerequisite for a longer-lasting auto agreement with Trump.
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A sustainable world — a world where countries have come together to solve the riddle of supply and demand — is now a prerequisite for a healthy and growing global economy.
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That was a prerequisite to be able to go because you've seen so many other companies, especially in retail, who either owned by private equity lever up too much.
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An accreditor's seal of approval is a prerequisite for colleges' enrollment of students receiving federal student loans and aid, a funding stream that is essential for the institutions' survival.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel has made fixing the country's digital deficiencies a priority for her fourth and almost certainly final term, and called that a prerequisite for its future prosperity.
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Given the ideology of the Republicans and the far right, this does not equate to a mass shift in consciousness, which would be a necessary prerequisite to any revolution.
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"While it is true that LNG demand is growing, you have a lack of standardized delivery contracts," Laege said, with higher standardization a prerequisite for an LNG exchange product.
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The DOJ announced in August that "a commitment to reducing crime stemming from illegal immigration" is now a prerequisite to receive funding through the department's Public Safety Partnership Program.
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For President Macron, this announcement represents a clear policy evolution, as he made clear that President Assad's immediate departure was no longer a French prerequisite to negotiations on Syria.
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Restarting production will be a prerequisite for investors interested in buying Samir but attempts to do so have been frustrated so far by difficulties in getting crude oil supplies.
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According to DNI directives released to the Federation of American Scientists under the Freedom of Information Act, formal education requirements are not a prerequisite for hiring or career advancement.
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On a more superficial (but still annoying!) level, I hate the way that it's seen as some kind of prerequisite for enjoying albums by some of my favorite bands.
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Even if the President doesn't know every word to the National Anthem, it shouldn't actually be a huge deal -- a song recitation shouldn't be a prerequisite for the presidency.
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Speaker Pelosi (and Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer) is correct to insist that a decision to allow for witness testimony is a prerequisite to a full and fair trial.
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My number one prerequisite for winter coats is warmth; less important to me is what brand it is, what it&aposs made out of, or how much it costs.
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The simple fact is that Americans have abandoned the idea of wanting an experienced hand to be their president, or at least making that a prerequisite for the office.
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Ministers from the 19 countries sharing the euro said sound public finances were a prerequisite for durable and sustainable economic growth and a smooth functioning of the euro zone.
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As far as we know, liquid water is a prerequisite for the emergence of life and some think that vast liquid oceans may once have coated the Martian surface.
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One prerequisite is to establish if the meeting is designed to persuade the staff to go along with a management decision or to learn about the workers' ideas and problems.
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Some analysts maintain the President cannot pardon the DREAMers because immigration violations are civil matters, not federal crimes as described by the Department of Justice as a prerequisite for pardons.
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Last year, they and their colleagues directly demonstrated for the first time that condensin does move along DNA in a test tube—a prerequisite for loop extrusion to be true.
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Mike Trevino, a spokesperson for the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association, told CNN his group does not believe simulator training should be a prerequisite for returning the 737 MAX to service.
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Some Google Home owners still haven't gotten their hands on the basic routines functionality Google released earlier this year, presumably a prerequisite for taking advantage of the new scheduling feature.
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In Russia, corruption is often seen as a prerequisite to making it to the top of an oligarchical system, and charges like this are regularly assumed to have political motivations.
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Unlike in most other countries that sell residence rights, a donation or property investment in the hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars is not a prerequisite for a visa.
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The first prerequisite to consolidate the euro zone and convince Germany of the merit of pro-growth policies in Europe is for France to enact long-delayed reforms, he said.
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You don't need a penthouse with city views and marble bathrooms to feel like a pampered person, and an offshore bank account is not a prerequisite for a little opulence.
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But the name of the company that employed his son is all over the place and investigating Burisma is listed as a prerequisite for Trump to meet the Ukrainian President.
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Others have suggested that lunar tides—which were much more pronounced on the early Earth, because the Moon was then much nearer—were a prerequisite for the origin of life.
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It's no small task for celebrities and their stylists, and it's a mindset that's basically a prerequisite for the big night (with some stars wearing several looks throughout the show).
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Inviting anyone from the public to get involved was a prerequisite of MEOW and Community Cat Show from the beginning—and we had a tremendous response [of] over 230 submissions.
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He's always had his sights on the governor's mansion; his carefully constructed (and inescapably public) fundamentalist bona fides are a prerequisite to a successful political career as an Alabama Republican.
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The U.S. and India also have significant military coordination, having signed a new deal in September that was a prerequisite for India to make new purchases of advanced military equipment.
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Ending the U.S. military presence in South Korea — a major prerequisite for Kim's administration to relinquish nuclear weapons — is expected to boost China's goal of minimizing America's influence in Asia.
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Perhaps the real problem for de Blasio is that Donald Trump obliterated the idea that traditional qualifications—governing experience, policy expertise, deal-making—are a prerequisite for winning the presidency.
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"There's no prerequisite of sexual experience for someone to be capable of having committed sexual violence," Sarah Nesbitt, the policy and advocacy organizer at Know Your Title IX, tells Broadly.
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Hiding from the world may have been a prerequisite for Ms. Ferrante's creativity, raising the unhappy prospect that the identification of Ms. Raja may mean the end of her work.
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At the plan's start, the team argued, North Korea and the United States had to find ways to build trust and interdependence, calling that a prerequisite for long-term denuclearization.
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But when he started to publish them without her permission, she registered her ownership, which is a prerequisite for her to seek relief under federal copyright laws, Ms. D'Amico said.
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Pete Buttigieg and Jay Inslee have done a solid job of bringing attention to filibuster abolition as a necessary prerequisite for any kind of meaningful Democratic legislating in the future.
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Perhaps it's just because enthusiasm is a prerequisite for technological progress, but sometimes the tech world can get ahead of itself, hyping up a new technology a bit too soon.
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Though love and lust are often complementary, Dr. Cacioppo cautions that one is not a prerequisite for the other and that these two complex feelings change very differently over time.
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It reflects a more engaged and policy-aware electorate, which is basically a prerequisite for voting for the kind of ideas-based campaign that activist-backed candidates tend to mount.
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But the attorney general said compliance with federal immigration laws is now a prerequisite for state and local governments to receive grants from the Justice Department's Office of Justice Program.
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Yi's promotion is something of a surprise because he has studied and worked in the U.S. and never served in the provinces, a normal prerequisite for promotion to this level.
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And in a joint statement on Saturday, the two said that leaving the eurozone was not a "prerequisite to all economic policy," a softening of Ms. Le Pen's previous position.
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What they want to know, as a prerequisite to trust, is that the system is not unprepared, and that the prepared response is not one that puts them in danger.
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Republicans held a similar hearing at the outset of proceedings against President Bill Clinton in 1998, and Democrats say the move is a necessary prerequisite to drafting articles of impeachment.
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Newman, which added a wrinkle to the analysis of when tipping involved a gift that was sufficient to show the tipper received a benefit, a prerequisite to violating the law.
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The subtitle to my book, "A Guide to Becoming a Millionaire by 30," has provoked the hardest question I've been asked over the past two years: Is there a prerequisite?
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Similar ideas about the prerequisite of free will are to be found in the great spiritual traditions, which sanctify certain times and spaces for the sake of our spiritual development.
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Integrating that sort of knowledge of the world may be the next great hurdle in A.I., a prerequisite to grander projects like using A.I. to advance medicine and scientific understanding.
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In fact, a review of league history reveals that a specific kind of luck—good injury fortune—is not just a historical footnote but practically a prerequisite for championship success.
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It is in this spirit that we are working hard to ensure that international law and norms are respected around the globe – which remains a prerequisite for stability and prosperity.
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Within weeks of taking office in July last year, Duterte made a peace process a priority and a prerequisite for his ultimate goal of introducing a federal system in the Philippines.
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Acquiring more external talent may be a prerequisite to continue improvement of products like the Apple Neural Engine, a component of the newer iPhones' A11 processors designed to improve AI performance.
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The main prerequisite for this pathway, though, is the elimination of carbon emissions from the US military—widely considered to be the biggest institutional consumer of crude oil in the world.
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For anyone who is not already physically active, the idea that thinness is a prerequisite can add to anxiety around certain activities and spaces -- like gyms -- which some find already intimidating.
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High initial prices for innovative drugs, over a temporary period of exclusivity, are not the problem; they are a prerequisite for encouraging the enormous, high-risk investments needed to cure diseases.
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So if natural creative talent isn't a prerequisite for making money off the internet, why shouldn't women who don't necessarily fit the influencer mold have their kick at the can too?
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The new year is only a few days old but there is no sign of a pick-up in market volatility, a prerequisite for a rebound in trading activity and revenue.
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"If it were a prerequisite to understand the brain in order to interact with the brain in a substantive way, we'd have trouble," he said in the Wait But Why post.
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White House officials pointed to the president's meeting with dissidents Tuesday as a sign of Obama's focus on Cuban repression, saying that allowing the gathering was a prerequisite for the visit.
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Miami hasn&apost even gotten there, and while the Hurricanes won&apost be eliminated from contention with a loss they know that getting a win this weekend is practically a prerequisite.
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People had already started migrating to Facebook, deleting their photos out of embarrassment, and shedding the hair extentions that came as a prerequisite to having an account in the first place.
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"A substantial private sector burden-sharing is a non-negotiable prerequisite prior to public funds being touched," Pentti Hakkarainen, a member of the supervisory board of the ECB, told a conference.
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By almost every measure, life is still worse for Maoris than other New Zealanders, but gangsters insist that, thanks to a strong economy, criminality is no longer a prerequisite for survival.
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It said that, as the victim was in an "unconscious state," the accused had not used violence or intimidation against her — a prerequisite for a sexual assault charge under Spanish law.
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In an informal government meeting held on September 6, Tsipras asked his ministers to progress rapidly with the fiscal and structural measures that Greece's lenders set as a prerequisite last June.
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At times you may also have to fight with other groups for resources, and the update of course includes the prerequisite additions of new weapons and vehicles, including a personal jetpack.
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It's a banger in the truest sense of the word; a prerequisite to showing skin, downing a pint of an iced drink, and grabbing the closest member of the opposite sex.
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With most of Leicester's rivals boasting bigger squads and deeper pockets, Ranieri's side have also shown that 'rotation', another buzzword of modern football, is not a prerequisite for a title challenge.
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Deciding that there are things worth attending to that don't merely reproduce capitalism means redefining whose lives we see as valuable—a vital prerequisite for any kind of social justice advocacy.
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For example, Rhode Island, Virginia and the District of Columbia now require the HPV vaccine as a prerequisite to attend school despite the fact it cannot be transmitted in the classroom.
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They prefer to see the rulings from appeals courts before taking up a case, and competing views by regional circuit courts is typically a prerequisite for review at the Supreme Court.
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But, since the brightest minds have generally been gravitating to the top schools, there's a bias toward thinking that a degree from a top school being a prerequisite for those jobs.
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Schaeuble, in Washington for a meetings of the International Monetary Fund, also praised the pro-European stance of French President Emmanuel Macron and said multilateralism was a prerequisite for world peace.
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At a time of understandably heightened concerns over potential terrorist attacks, many governments view control of and visibility into citizens' communications as a key prerequisite to preventing extremism, domestically and internationally.
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Having a robust higher education plan is now a prerequisite for any 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, and several states have already built public programs that heavily subsidize post-high school tuition.
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It was the common denominator with everyone I met, probably because it is the prerequisite — or perhaps the reward — for being the person who steps up before and after a loss.
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For men the association between appearance and behavior could be wired more directly, since being strong or muscular could be thought of as prerequisite for being active, assertive, or physically aggressive.
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Meng's lawyers also plan to argue that the accusation that she breached United States sanctions against Iran does not constitute a crime in Canada, a prerequisite for her extradition to proceed.
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The change was made, she said, to open opportunities for people who cannot throw the length of the court, a prerequisite for working beyond the baseline, where most ballpersons are stationed.
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A weeklong partial cease-fire was a prerequisite for the signing, and it has appeared to work, leading to as much as an 80 percent drop in major attacks, officials said.
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A weeklong, partial cease-fire was a prerequisite for the signing, and it has appeared to work, leading to as much as an 80 percent drop in major attacks, officials said.
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I ended that relationship aware that constant self-work is a prerequisite for an emotionally healthier life and, if both parties are committed to it, the possibility of a healthy relationship.
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Conflicting reports emerged this week over whether the Justice Department has demanded the sale of Turner Broadcasting, which includes CNN, as a prerequisite for approving the AT&T-Time Warner deal.
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Meatable is also an early claimant to a commercially viable, patented process for manufacturing meat cells without the need to kill an animal as a prerequisite for cell differentiation and growth.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's parliament voted on Thursday to extend regulations giving limited self-rule to separatist-controlled eastern regions, a prerequisite for a deal to settle the five-year conflict there.
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We wound up with the secession of the successful, and in many parts of the country we wound up decimating the social trust that is actually a prerequisite for economic prosperity.
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But in the United States — where a competitive political campaign requires huge sums of money, and wealth or access to it is increasingly a prerequisite for entry — the debate has become supercharged.
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"One of the important points made during the meeting was that peace and tranquility in the border areas was a prerequisite for the further development of our relationship," S. Jaishankar told reporters.
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So in other words, fears of a potential Skynet scenario are not a prerequisite for concerns about whether merciless robots could make the world of the future a nastier, less stable place.
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It also provides evidence linking neutron stars with a phenomenon called short gamma-ray bursts—thin jets emerging from debris like this is a "prerequisite" for these bursts, according to the paper.
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Sudan's ruling council and rebel groups restarted peace talks on Monday to end years-long conflicts, a prerequisite for the United States to remove Sudan from its list of sponsors of terrorism.
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The Chinese government had reportedly demanded that the U.S. roll back sanctions against ZTE as a prerequisite for continuing trade talks, which stalled last month (though the countries agreed yesterday to continue).
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They were, however, one of the first teams to more or less accept, in something approaching a public-facing way, that being bad for multiple seasons was a prerequisite to becoming good.
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While college is not a prerequisite for aspiring LPGA players—only about half of the Americans on the tour's top 100 players attended—those who commit, Noh tells me, do so early.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Thursday that Britain must pay what it owes to the European Union and it is a non-negotiable prerequisite for Brexit talks.
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Having people be able to see what is happening—and having people know that others can see what's happening too—is a crucial prerequisite for successful collective action in situations like this.
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Healthy financial institutions are a prerequisite for preventing a financial crisis, and further opening will help build a strong and competitive financial sector, China's central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said on Tuesday.
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Earlier this month, American Defense Secretary James Mattis said U.S. troops wouldn't be part of initial negotiations with Kim's government even though that has long remained a North Korean prerequisite for peace.
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Taiwan does not seek Beijing's consent as a prerequisite to its participation or membership in international organizations, but Taipei also understands that China is a major player in many of the organizations.
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Among them is the immediate creation of a new elected leadership post with the following prerequisite: the member who holds it must have been on Capitol Hill for three terms or less.
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But there is simply no room in the modern conservative worldview for the idea that adequate taxation for infrastructure that we all rely on is a prerequisite of a dynamic, free economy.
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Western allies have told Kosovo that clarifying borders with its ex-Yugoslav foes, including Montenegro, is a prerequisite to getting closer ties with the European Union, in particular securing visa-free travel.
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Anna Gedda: I think that sustainability is a prerequisite for any business in any industry that wants to grow and be successful in the future, and the fashion industry is no exception.
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"That this (Deutsche Telekom-Liberty) transaction is a prerequisite or a catalyst for the still elusive mother or father of all cable/mobile deals is thoroughly premature in our view," they said.
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Yesterday the Council adopted the reform of EU wholesale prices — describing it as "a practical and legal prerequisite for the end of roaming as laid down in the roaming regulation from 2015".
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The increasingly nasty contest is testing the degree to which Mr. Trump has reshaped the Republican Party, making unwavering loyalty a prerequisite and rendering suspect any hint of an appetite for compromise.
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But wage increases are effectively a prerequisite for sustained inflation, and, until recently, the bank had been frustrated by the failure of eurozone citizens' paychecks to rise along with strong economic growth.
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Some users were especially upset that the app used mini cupcakes to put the burned calories into perspective, framing food as a reward for exercise, or exercise as a prerequisite for food.
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However, Ratcliffe said he does in fact bring applicable experience to the intelligence role from his time in the House and that serving in an intelligence agency should not be a prerequisite.
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For example, campaign spending alone is a remarkably good predictor of electoral success, and support of corporate power and private wealth is a virtual prerequisite even for participation in the political arena.
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I appreciated the juxtaposition of new and old that make up the evening performance, but I don't think it's a prerequisite, nor do I consider an evening without it to be pandering.
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Lu Kang, a spokesman for the Chinese foreign ministry, did not confirm Taiwan's claim, but said the "one China" principle was "an important political prerequisite" for the country to establish diplomatic ties.
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"I've thought for a long time that Cobb was speaking to an audience of one and that rigorous allegiance to reality was not a prerequisite," the lawyer representing a Trump staffer added.
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Lederman seems to have the prerequisite knowledge of the field: in 2014 she co-edited 10×10 Japanese Photobooks, a compendium of the Japanese photo books published in the last 60 years.
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"In other words, well-documented recurrent throat infections exceeding three a year or a sleep study or equivalent test clearly confirming the presence of sleep-disordered breathing should be the prerequisite," he said.
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The emergence of a de facto "money of the internet" - a digital coin that is recognised and accepted online - is widely seen as a prerequisite for cryptocurrencies to break through into the mainstream.
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The report said "a critical mass" of actors, including governments, aid donors and companies, now acknowledge that secure local land rights are "a prerequisite for addressing poverty, conflict, deforestation, and the climate crisis".
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He said demilitarisation would be a key component of any ASEAN-China code of conduct, but it was too soon to say whether Beijing's dismantling of its weapons installations would be a prerequisite.
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People tend to have "a sense that the prerequisite for marriage is the ability to hold a steady job," June Carbone, Chair in Law, Science and Technology at University of Minnesota told Axios.
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The emergence of a de facto "money of the internet" - a digital coin that is recognized and accepted online - is widely seen as a prerequisite for cryptocurrencies to break through into the mainstream.
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FinancialForce is built on top of the Salesforce platform, and although that can help drive sales with Salesforce customers, he points out that Salesforce is not a prerequisite for using his company's product.
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Those two senators' desire to help dairy producers somehow became a prerequisite for whether Congress could provide a policy to cotton producers to help respond to the ongoing financial and trade policy challenges.
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That said, being in recovery is not a requirement to join—the only prerequisite to becoming a member is obtaining a Doll Face Club uniform and committing to volunteering at their monthly events.
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I've learned that when you're working hard to make a big impact on the world, it's perfectly natural — in fact, it's almost a prerequisite — to occasionally feel like everything will come crashing down.
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Boosters say that improving Vietnam's human-rights record is bound to be a long slog; that the regime's trust is a prerequisite; and that weapons sales are far from America's only bargaining chip.
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Tulsi GabbardTulsi GabbardCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Native American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment The US can't seem to live without Afghanistan MORE (D-Hawaii) — reaching the donor prerequisite (The Hill).
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The Stone Few would disagree with two age-old truisms: We should strive to shape our lives with reason, and a central prerequisite for the good life is a personal sense of meaning.
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While the bill is a prerequisite for a separate agreement pending between the U.S. and EU, on data sharing between law enforcement, it is not a red line in the Safe Harbor negotiations.
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Active membership in the OAS has benefits beyond a vote in its assembly: It is a prerequisite of borrowing membership in the Inter-American Development Bank, the region's largest source of development financing.
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We don't blink, therefore, when teams require players to undergo physical examinations as prerequisite to a free agent signing, or when teams request copies of medical test results in advance of a trade.
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Still, earlier this month, American Defense Secretary James Mattis said U.S. troops wouldn't be part of initial negotiations with Kim's government even though that has long remained a North Korean prerequisite for peace.
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Historical texts indicate ibn Said converted to Christianity in 1820, though some scholars have questioned if his conversion was authentic given that embracing Christianity would have been a prerequisite to a slave's freedom.
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This will be Mr. Levy's first time running one of the paper's news desks, a role commonly seen as a prerequisite for those who might ascend to the top newsroom position, executive editor.
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Minnesota's chief baseball officer, Derek Falvey, and General Manager Thad Levine inherited Molitor when they were hired two years ago, with the owner Jim Pohlad saying that keeping Molitor would be a prerequisite.
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While few people would argue that financial stability is still a prerequisite for succeeding as a female in the world, the importance of physical space seems to be downplayed in this digital age.
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"It is not clear that enthusiasm as it shows up in polls is a prerequisite for ultimately voting," said Sasha Issenberg, author of "The Victory Lab," a book about modern, data-led campaigning.
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The delegates to the Constitutional Convention included impeachment in the Constitution as a consequence of their knowledge of history, a study they believed to be a prerequisite for holding a position in government.
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All government employees, as a condition of employment, must be trained with regard to their obligations under the UGCIAA and thereafter must attend biannual training sessions as a prerequisite of continued employment. 4.
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House Democrats have been racing to include new information onto its investigative record, which is a prerequisite for using the materials during the Senate's trial, which is expected to formally begin on Thursday.
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"Education is the essential prerequisite to creating a generation that's productive," said Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a senior member of the ruling family in Abu Dhabi, the largest of the emirates.
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A third ad, for the video game "Game of War," showed the American actress Kate Upton scantily dressed on a horse, making it seem as though sexual desirability were a prerequisite for leadership.
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While there is nothing wrong with wearing extensions or blowing your hair into glamorous waves, we love that Victoria's Secret is making it a choice and not a prerequisite for looking and feeling sexy.
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Yasay earlier said the Philippines wanted to set a course for dialogue with Beijing, but would not say whether Manila would insist the arbitration issue be on the agenda as a prerequisite for talks.
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Though the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star does not have a four year degree (a prerequisite for law school), there is an interesting loophole that allows her to bypass her an undergraduate experience.
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Lebanon's Directorate General of Personal Status took another step to help the refugees on September 12, when it issued a memo which waived the parents' and child's residency prerequisite for birth registration, it said.
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Less than a quarter of the 89 million Communist Party members are female, and membership in the party is widely considered to be a prerequisite for success in both government and state-owned companies.
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But the film's director, Martin McDonagh, didn't earn a Directing nomination, commonly thought as a prerequisite for a Best Picture win (although 2012's Argo managed it without a nod for director Ben Affleck).
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Biden's current plan does not include phasing out coal by 2030, a prerequisite for PPCA membership, though criticism for not taking a strong enough stand on climate could push him to be more aggressive.
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Section 123 of the United States Atomic Energy Act of 1954, titled "Cooperation With Other Nations," sets an agreement for cooperation as a prerequisite for nuclear deals between the U.S. and any other nation.
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School chief pleads with suspected kidnapper Cooper ultimately felt comfortable adding the aggravated kidnapping charge after deciding that Cummins allegedly groomed his victim and was armed, the latter being a prerequisite for aggravated kidnapping.
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The goal, he says, is to back at least a dozen companies that can be the leader in their market and eventually go public (which he believes is a prerequisite for substantial job creation).
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If you have a bare profile, it actually shows people that you're boring, you're definitely not "sexy", and you may lack good communication skills (which is listed as a prerequisite on every job description).
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Healthy financial institutions are a prerequisite for preventing a financial crisis, and further opening will help build a strong and competitive financial sector, China's central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said on Tuesday.
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Reality checking: Big oil backing is a prerequisite, but it may not be enough with strong conservative opposition to a carbon tax from powerful groups like Americans for Tax Reform and Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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For social cachet without the prerequisite of pedigree, up-and-coming Americans looked to Palm Beach, which has welcomed the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, King Hussein of Jordan and the pornographer Larry Flynt.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia shuts disabled children away in institutions with substandard care and the European Union must make better treatment for them a prerequisite for joining its ranks, Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday.
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Emphasizing your unique strengths will make you more confident and increase the likelihood that you'll want to operate at your highest level, which is basically a prerequisite to enjoying what you do for work.
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Rather than negotiate and reconcile with Chris's particular self loathing, Soloway turns I Love Dick into an unintentionally sympathetic ode to masculinity and marriage, albeit one peppered with the prerequisite dose of postmodern irony.
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Susan Money, from Michigan, said that she was unimpressed with the quality of a prerequisite screening class required to enter the program, and she never heard back from Lambda School after she completed it.
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The Quebec government has been seeking to tighten immigration, and has also raised the idea of testing immigrants to ensure they espouse Quebec's values as a prerequisite for gaining permanent residency in the province.
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While such a deal may help bring some stability to Afghanistan's chaos, it should not be used as a prerequisite for Washington to do what is in our national interest and end our involvement.
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"In Europe, they use it a lot as a prerequisite for riding, especially in Germany," said Emma Seely, the chef d'équipe — a combination of coach and team manager — of the United States vaulting team.
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A weeklong, partial cease-fire was a prerequisite for the signing of the deal, and it has appeared to work, leading to as much as an 80 percent drop in major attacks, officials said.
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Passage of the bill is also a prerequisite of a pending data-sharing "umbrella" agreement reached last fall that would allow the U.S. and EU to exchange more data during criminal and terrorism investigations.
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Two sources with knowledge of the matter said the move had been prompted by the lenders as a prerequisite for talks on a potential debt deal and a new cash injection to move forward.
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Trump was easy for political professionals to underestimate because they are ideologues who are surrounded by ideologues, and so they naturally came to see a coherent ideology as a prerequisite for a successful politician.
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Among all other human activities, art making still manages to cling to some of its prescientific magical implications whereby having a "good eye" is one prerequisite to connoisseurship, especially when prospecting for unrefined gems.
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Budget reconciliation has the prerequisite of a "budget resolution" — a motion that has to pass both chambers of Congress, usually on party lines, to establish topline budget numbers and give instructions for "reconciliation" bills.
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"If we believe that body-worn cameras should shine a light on the most critical cases .... mandatory footage release policies should be considered a prerequisite for every department with a camera program," the report concludes.
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Brand, reputation, and existing coverage are self-reinforcing and generally a prerequisite to win new businesses, creating challenges for other CRAs outside the largest three agencies competing at the regional geographic and niche product levels.
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Being able to enjoy music might be an afterthought for some gaming headset buyers, but it isn't for me — it's the first, prerequisite step to finding a versatile new accessory to add to my collection.
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Places like California show that national action is not a prerequisite for local activism, but "mayors will move faster and more efficiently if they are supported by national governments," concedes Mark Watts of the C40.
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This was a prerequisite as part of the International Association of Athletics Federations' Hyperandrogenism Regulation, which required athletes to prove that they derive no advantage from their relatively high testosterone levels, or else not compete.
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For example, you can assign the phrase "Alexa, good morning" to a Routine that gradually brightens the lights, opens the window shades, and starts the coffee maker if you already own all the prerequisite gear.
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But that ignores the fact that the prerequisite of any democratic institution is public trust, which was in dwindling reserve before Mr Trump's election, and has suffered further damage in the chaos of his administration.
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The media also ignored the unexplained decision by the House to withdraw a subpoena for top Bolton aide Charles Kupperman, who went to court as a prerequisite for testimony, the same position taken by Bolton.
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According to the U.S. Constitution in Article VI, Section 3, no federal office holder or employee can be required to adhere to or confess any particular religion as a prerequisite for holding their federal office.
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UNESCO's latest data says that in the developing world two-thirds of illiterate adults are women, depriving them of a basic prerequisite to participate in all kinds of employment and closing the door to opportunity.
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"It was asking to be lied to, and would have led to months or years of vicious arguments about its completeness," said Mount, about making a declaration of sites a prerequisite for a second summit.
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Meeting with a U.S. president is a huge win for Kim, and he understands that a willingness to denuclearize is a prerequisite to meet the U.S. and South Korean condition of complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearization.
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Supporters point to conditions beyond the Constitution that are mandated by states to appear on a ballot, like filing deadlines, signature requirements and fees as analogous to a prerequisite financial disclosure form from a candidate.
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EPA could perhaps even go further, and go through the notice and comment process and issue a rule that makes the prerequisite findings for a Section 115 program -- the endangerment finding and the reciprocity determination.
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There's nothing wrong with that, of course, and speaking on panels at the Brookings Institution is neither a prerequisite for high government office nor a guarantee that a person will be any good at it.
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Another way to look at the idea that racism and sexism are a "prerequisite" for the presidency is to acknowledge how difficult it can be to run an explicitly anti-racist or anti-sexist campaign.
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The White House chief of staff John Kelly reportedly knew about these allegations, which are said to be the reason the F.B.I. never gave Porter a full security clearance, ordinarily a prerequisite for his job.
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Still, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have said that Coats' dedication to speaking the "truth" was a quality they not only respected, but believe is a prerequisite for any nominee to replace him.
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Nearly every county hosted workshops on how to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (Fafsa), a prerequisite for anyone seeking Promise funds, and several thousand volunteers, called mentors, agreed to guide students.
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I wanted to kiss a few boys in high school, but by the time I wanted to kiss them we were close friends, which, for me, seems to be a prerequisite for feeling sexual attraction.
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In the modern-era superhero movie, this kind of grandstanding has nearly assumed the level of a genre prerequisite, especially in finales that never seem to end, but end and end and end (then die).
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"Whatever the type of treatment that's being delivered, the first prerequisite is to engage with the patient, and patients cannot engage in a meaningful way when they are chained up like an animal," he said.
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Because she did not resist, the judges deemed that the accused had not used violence or intimidation, a prerequisite for rape under Spanish law, and they were jailed for the lesser crime of sexual abuse.
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One doesn't necessarily need to be a specialist in the subject, though a degree of one sort or another, ideally art history, is now a prerequisite to get a job in the major auction houses.
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Further, the U.S. could make clear that while it will negotiate in good faith and will not immediately look to denuclearization as a prerequisite for a peace agreement, it will draw a firm red line.
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This part of the hearing, which could last a week, will examine whether the crime Ms. Meng is accused of constitutes a crime in Canada, a prerequisite under Canadian law for her extradition to proceed.
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But when the results of the analysis rolled in, the Salesforce human-resources department was somewhat surprised to learn that enterprise-software expertise wasn&apost a prerequisite for a salesperson&aposs success on the job.
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Although the group's support is not a prerequisite to the deal's ultimate approval by the European Commission and the U.S. — where the Commerce Department led negotiations — it would be a blow to the fragile agreement.
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The assaults on science and the press by Trump and his followers are not local eruptions of deceit and mendacity but a well-poisoning assault on public rational discourse, a prerequisite for a healthy democracy.
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"China is sincere in opening itself up but the prerequisite is to ensure its political security," said the editorial in the Global Times, an influential tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily.
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If boning up on the niceties of Belgian regional politics, or the details of national referendum laws, becomes a prerequisite for negotiating with the EU, they will start to wonder if it is worth the bother.
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But Mr. Bay has built a career by proving that coherency — visual, narrative, ideological — need not be a prerequisite for his style of blunt-force cinema, which answers every potential problem with another display of power.
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Digital isn't pure retro tech fetishism, though, and based on my own experience I can confidently say that a fondness for those old-fashioned BBSes is not a prerequisite for appreciating what it has to offer.
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And all the evidence points to the conclusion that density — reducing the distances city dwellers need to travel and the shared energy and infrastructure needed to serve their needs — is a necessary prerequisite to serious decarbonization.
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The SEAL hopeful will be evaluated for three weeks at a SEAL Officer Assessment and Selection process in California as a prerequisite to SEAL training before moving on to a SEAL Officer Selection Panel in September.
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Stronger Chinese pressure on the North will be a necessary prerequisite for successful negotiations, but chances for success will be greatest if Seoul is also playing a leading part with close coordination with the United States.
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Republicans in McConnell's circle said supporting the Kentucky Republican won't be a prerequisite to get the financial backing of McConnell-aligned forces -- the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the Senate Leadership Fund super PAC -- this fall.
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The S.E.C.'s willingness to follow a procedure similar to obtaining a warrant as a prerequisite to obtaining emails would make it more difficult to obtain evidence because issuing an administrative subpoena involves no judicial review.
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You know, where unchecked capitalist greed has rendered higher education simultaneously unaffordable and a prerequisite to landing a decent job — leaving 44 million citizens in debt that toals over $1.3 trillion, according to The Washington Post.
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Having an intimate understanding of the financial mechanics behind investment transactions is often the only prerequisite to becoming a successful venture capitalist — the rest must be learned through a wide variety of good and bad deals.
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There is no requirement of medical transition or legal gender change—in fact, the guidance letter specifically disavows any need for medical diagnosis or treatment as a prerequisite to having access to restrooms or changing facilities.
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The PCP made a robust set of recommendations in this area, and to ensure that artists and cultural workers receive adequate wages in the process — but an additional $140 million in annual funding is a prerequisite.
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But the newly elected governors for Tachira, Merida, Nuevo Esparta and Anzoategui - all from the Democratic Action party, one of Venezuela's biggest and oldest - swore themselves in before assembly directors as a prerequisite to taking office.
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"The contract was canceled because financing is not complete, which was a prerequisite for the validity of the contract, as external factors worsened such as economic sanctions against Iran," Hyundai E&C said in its filing.
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It's challenging to imagine attending a college we haven't seen yet, so visiting the campus — to take a tour, meet students, get the lay of the land — seems like a prerequisite to making a good decision.
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Being able to put food on the table is a prerequisite to work—which is why study after study finds that when people have enough to eat, they're better able to work and have higher earnings.
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They included cutting the maximum number of participants in guided tours of the city to 15 per group, instead of 20; making official accreditation a prerequisite for guides; and introducing an additional tax on tour participants.
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"If a trilateral deal is meant as a substitute or prerequisite for extending New Start, it is a poison pill, no ifs, ands or buts," said Daryl G. Kimball, executive director of the Arms Control Association.
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It has a driving, almost stabbing quality to it; one that's a prerequisite to tapping your foot and not being able to swallow because the low rumble of the bass is tickling the back of your throat.
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Blending together a vast palette of tone, sound and colour, this stream is a prerequisite to turning one's figure into something resembling one of those head-bobbing dog toys that sit on the backseat of a car.
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If an apology is a prerequisite for supporters to forgive Romney, then the President-elect should follow this advice and publicly apologize to those groups of Americans he cruelly attacked if he wants us to forgive him.
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Ben Sasse, Nebraska Sasse voted against advancing Flake's bill out of committee, but he has expressed a desire to protect Mueller's probe and called it a "prerequisite" of any Senate confirmation for a Trump attorney general nominee.
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Having thick enough skin to receive criticism from military families without lashing out at them is a baseline prerequisite for assuming the responsibility for making decisions that can end up leaving empty seats at family dinner tables.
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But the central bank is also creating dollar surrogates in the electronic banking system on a far grander scale, and this money lacks the backing of sufficient currency reserves or gold - the prerequisite of any stable unit.
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Though it's not a prerequisite, MacLaren has tons of experience on big-budget projects with huge worlds and fan bases, having directed episodes of The X-Files, Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, and Westworld.
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The most sympathetic police officer I dealt with informed me that he has a wife and college-age daughters; he meant well, but I found it disheartening that this seemed to be a prerequisite for his empathy.
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The truth is, most of the protesters interviewed by local news sources identified themselves as college students, which makes me wonder if they passed their prerequisite middle and high school government classes before taking to the streets.
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A single shift at the iconic burger chain is just one prerequisite to getting the keys to The Castle's Twitter account, but it's an important tradition, Lynn Blashford, vice president of marketing for White Castle, told CNBC.
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We're turning the accelerator concept on its head: investability is a prerequisite for the startups we invite to be part of Space Camp Accelerator, not the endgame of their involvement as it might be for other programmes.
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" On Wednesday night, India's ministry of external affairs issued a statement saying "India considers that peace and tranquility in the India-China border areas in an important prerequisite for smooth development of our bilateral relations with China.
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At 46-years-old, I started swimming lessons again (to correct my stroke and get stronger) and I completed my Bronze Medallion, the prerequisite for getting involved in Water-Safety and helping the kids in the water.
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The cognitive dissonance of business as usual against a backdrop of rising urgency — this is life in the information age, when real-time updates on the state of the world renders aggressive compartmentalization a prerequisite for functioning.
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To counter this momentum, it will be important for the United States to only lay out redlines if and when it means them, and to ensure that all allied countries have the same prerequisite for substantive negotiations.
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The so-called Judicial Redress Act, which gives EU citizens the right to challenge misuse of their personal data in U.S. court, is also a prerequisite of a law enforcement data-sharing "umbrella" agreement reached last fall.
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Also on the schedule is an in-flight abort test of SpaceX's Dragon 303 capsule, a crucial safety prerequisite that it must conduct before the company can begin ferrying NASA astronauts to the space station next year.
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"This is because African governments often lack the will or capacity to ensure the proceeds from mega-projects have the desired trickle-down effect and Chinese investors do not make this a prerequisite of investment," she added.
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This commonly held threat assessment is a necessary prerequisite to any kind of domestic policy to meet the threat in individual states or to an alliance-wide policy to resist and even turn the tables upon Moscow.
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We "will steadily develop necessary and prerequisite strategic weapons for the security of the state until the U.S. rolls back its hostile policy towards the DPRK and lasting and durable peace-keeping mechanism is built," Kim said.
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The fund-raiser provided a vivid example of how things work in Albany's pay-to-play culture, where political contributions are often viewed by business leaders as a prerequisite for getting their perspective heard in the capital.
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Here's how Ghostery described the proposal:Today, browser extensions can use Chrome/Chromium's webRequest API to block requests, which is the prerequisite to block ads and more importantly tracking scripts used to monitor users' behavior and build personal profiles.
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He confirmed that the framework of a "two-state solution," in which an independent Palestinian state would exist alongside Israel -- long considered a prerequisite for Palestinian acceptance of any deal -- would not be included in the proposed deal.
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As written, the patent code already requires that if you patent something, you have to include "full, clear, concise, and exact terms" that would allow anyone with the prerequisite skills to replicate whatever it is that you did.
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Fitch notes that brand, reputation, and existing coverage are self-reinforcing and generally a prerequisite to win new businesses, creating challenges for other CRAs outside the largest three agencies competing at the regional geographic and niche product levels.
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WHEN Google announced in 2010 that it would no longer censor results on its Chinese service, a prerequisite for operating in the communist state, internet users laid flowers at the search giant's Beijing headquarters to mourn its exit.
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Because liberalisation is a prerequisite to immunity, it is no exaggeration to say that airlines' desire to serve their customers better through immunised JVs has cracked open the global aviation marketplace in ways unimaginable even 20 years ago.
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Still, the more pressing short-term challenge is whether the newly formed government can implement credible and coherent economic policies that increase confidence in the country's basic economic stability, a prerequisite to alleviating the country's ongoing refinancing risks.
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We humbly present a list of the best bones to pop up in the video game world, inside of a body all x-ray style or independently walking the world because skin shouldn't be a prerequisite for adventure.
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Although the group's support is not a prerequisite to the deal's ultimate approval by the EU Commission and the U.S. — where negotiations were led by the Department of Commerce — it would be a blow to the fragile agreement.
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Robert was not a recipient of the Prix de Rome — normally the prerequisite for entry to Rome's Académie de France — but, thanks to the intervention of his powerful patrons, he was nonetheless admitted to follow the courses there.
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The prerequisite to receiving a whistle-blower award is that the S.E.C. will recover more than $1 million from enforcement actions based on the information provided, so any payment will have to await the resolution of the cases.
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Referring to the Obama administration's early declaration that "Assad must go," Tillerson said that, "when this administration came into office we took a view that it is not a prerequisite that Assad go" before a political process starts.
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Although water is a prerequisite for life as we know it, in some extreme cases astrophysical phenomena might result in a scenario where much of a planet's oceans turn into ice VII and preclude the emergence of life.
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James F. Colaianni, a former radical lay theologian and senior editor of Ramparts magazine in the 1960s who crusaded against napalm as a weapon in Vietnam and celibacy as a prerequisite for Roman Catholic priests, died on Oct.
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