"Their priorities are not my priorities, and not your priorities," Trump said.
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"Their priorities are not my priorities and not your priorities," Trump told the crowd in Harrisburg.
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The media's priorities, theoretically, become the priorities of the public.
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Republicans have their priorities, and they are not Democrats' priorities.
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Executions began with officials' priorities and ended when those priorities changed.
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The priorities of Nancy Pelosi are not the priorities of Mitch McConnell, period.
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It is, after all, some distance from the obituaries, and priorities are priorities.
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"Their priorities are not my priorities, and not your priorities," Mr. Trump said to a sea of supporters, many in familiar red "Make America Great Again" caps.
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These are the public's priorities - and they must be the Conservative Party's priorities too.
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"We have strong priorities, and the priorities include keeping the government open," said Sen.
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He boasted that the priorities of the House— his priorities—had mostly been accomplished.
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"This proposal embraces Democratic priorities and Republican priorities," Kelly said at a press conference.
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Setting 'relationship priorities' is key To maximize the benefit we get from socializing, Vanderkam encourages readers to set "relationship priorities," the same way they'd set priorities at work.
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As the week progresses and priorities change, I shift bucket items to continually update my priorities.
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There are other priorities staring countries in the face, including urgent health priorities like infrastructure projects.
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Were the needs and priorities of women of color overshadowed by the priorities of white women?
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That has to do with the Solomon family's priorities and my own priorities as a board member.
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That allows me to keep focused on my priorities, rather than get randomized by other people's priorities.
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He also discussed bridging the growing divide between the priorities of farmers and the priorities of consumer groups.
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"Their priorities are not my priorities, and not your priorities," he said in the Pennsylvania farm-show complex arena, which, despite his claims that people were waiting outside to get in, had some empty seats.
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"When your priorities are in order then you can make decisions based on what your priorities are," he said.
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We are asking for our priorities and importantly, and offering to give Democrats some of their priorities as well.
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He is an expert at reading his environment, discerning its priorities, adapting his public persona to fit its priorities.
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We are asking for our priorities, and importantly, we are offering to give Democrats some of their priorities as well.
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Moffitt doesn't seem terribly unhappy with BuzzFeed, instead focusing on how the company's priorities and his priorities were very different.
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WE CALLED OUT STRATEGIC PRIORITIES WELL GET FOCUSSED ON THOSE STRAGEIC PRIORITIES AND EXECUTE WITH DISCIPLINE AND CREATE SHAREHOLDER VALUE.
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Whatever top priorities President Clinton is focusing on, there will inevitably be dozens of fairly important things that aren't top priorities.
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"My life has changed, the priorities in my life have changed, my priorities are my children, my husband and my family."
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The necessary change to keep the majority in the 2018 midterms starts with making good on base priorities, not donor priorities.
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Your priorities speak volumes about your character, so it's important to keep those priorities straight if you want to be successful.
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Trump's orders, however, expanded prosecutorial priorities so broadly that, as a practical matter, there no longer exist any priorities at all.
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"Many of our priorities — not all — but many of our priorities are advanced in this," he said from the House floor.
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Once you've identified your top strategic priorities for the year, make a timeline of no more than three top priorities per quarter.
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My wife and kids lived below my work-priorities line, and my work priorities were giving me a pretty case of hives.
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He argues that Twitter's priorities are "health, conversations, and interests" and that those are the priorities that steer its product development choices.
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We've got places we can put -- we have a very disciplined financial set of priorities and we'll stay consistent with those priorities.
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"In 2017 Priorities USA began closing the digital divide between right wing conservatives and progressives," said Guy Cecil, the Priorities USA chairman.
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And 53% say Trump's policy priorities do not reflect their own, while 46% feel he is emphasizing policies that reflect their own priorities.
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NAM has already been discussing its priorities with congressional staff, and shared its priorities with the presidential campaigns during the election, she added.
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But given that Republicans will oppose Democratic priorities to the hilt, that view is pretty much incompatible with the priorities most candidates have.
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Inhofe's priorities: Asked Wednesday what his priorities will be for the committee, Inhofe said he plans to delegate power to the subcommittee chairmen.
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Once in office, legislators can put the priorities of their constituents above the narrow priorities of the political party establishments and special interests.
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And yet they demonstrate how the words we choose to talk about our economic priorities are almost as important as the priorities themselves.
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Again, this allows users to make their own choices about their priorities and save time by focusing on those priorities as they search.
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Instead of a city's priorities taking precedence, it's the Olympic priorities that take precedence, and I think Rio is a perfect example of that.
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I make sure to outline not only my personal priorities, but also priorities for my team, so I can be sure both get done.
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"That's not a setting of priorities, that's just saying everything you want — that's a Christmas wish list, not a set of priorities," he continued.
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I think we have to get our priorities right, and our priorities should include not spending more than the 10 next nations on earth.
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You may have your own priorities at work, but helping your boss with her priorities should be at the top of your to-do list.
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Pence asserted on CBS's "Face the Nation" that Trump's pitch, made on Saturday, would end the shutdown while addressing both his priorities and Democratic priorities.
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With primary season beginning, the window of time that candidates have to determine their priorities and devise plans to communicate those priorities is rapidly closing.
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The most important things Bannon said: On priorities: He divides the Administration's priorities into three lines of work (all have a populist nationalist bent): 1.
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But whether the priorities of the groups that make most use of their voice are always the priorities of the majority is harder to gauge.
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"When our freshmen took the oath, they made a difference, ensuring the priorities of their communities would be the priorities of the Congress," she said.
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A western- and techno-centric model of development also meant aligning its scientific priorities with prevailing western scientific trends and focus; and disregarding local priorities, needs.
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"Priorities will be ready to fight back against the billion-dollar onslaught Republicans are readying against Hillary Clinton," said Justin Barasky, a spokesman for Priorities USA.
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And without some strong pushback from a White House that is ill-inclined to question the royals' priorities, Saudi priorities will inevitably become America's as well.
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His speech mentioned priorities like terrorism, Iran and North Korea in passing, but included nothing about China, Russia, Europe, climate change, global health or other priorities.
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On the one side were 21968ish metropolitan voters whose priorities include things like personal freedoms and environmentalism; on the other more conservative left voters for whom such priorities are incidental at best, and a narrower pre-1968 band of priorities—jobs, crime, the welfare state—loom largest.
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In the end, the president has a veto over appropriation bills, and can insist that executive priorities be included in those bills along with the legislature's priorities.
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It reflects the standing assumption of white pre-eminence—the idea that the priorities of white Americans ought to drive the priorities of the nation at large.
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Yet that one change would significantly advance conservative social priorities regarding family values, as well as progressive economic priorities such as alleviating poverty and empowering women economically.
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"People on the left should be aware that their state-level priorities can be overwritten, much as conservatives can have their state-level priorities overwritten," he said.
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But, obviously, when it comes to spending it's a matter of priorities, where that would fall in the list of priorities, I can't tell you right now.
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The president's priorities are what the American people voted for, and his priorities are the reason many of the Republicans in Congress lived to see another term.
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"My sense has always been that Democratic policy priorities have suffered more from the filibuster than Republican priorities," said George Washington University political science professor Sarah Binder.
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Attention to actual injustice from a figure like him or other artists has the potential to influence local legislative priorities and priorities of private businesses as well.
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Expanding options for more affordable, individualized insurance is one of President Trump's key health care priorities, and one of our key priorities at Health and Human Services.
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Priorities USA Action, a Democratic super PAC working for Clinton Reach: Priorities USA Action funded this ad with a six-figure digital ad buy in Iowa this week.
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Once those priorities have been identified, the application then uses Morgan Stanley's proprietary analytics and third-party data to measure how well portfolios reflect clients' sustainable investing priorities.
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Financial habits are a good indicator of priorities; if you and your partner don't share priorities, that may be a sign other issues will arise down the road.
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It's that he refused to recognize his partner's priorities as a woman and a mother, and then tried to make Kim feel bad for even having those priorities.
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"We need to reach a budget agreement that equally boosts funds for our military and key priorities here at home," they said, listing a series of political priorities.
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He previously said the cuts will come from across the board, but key priorities such as combating the opioid epidemic and funding mental health priorities will be protected.
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He served as the co-chair of the enforcement division's priorities and resources subcommittee, a position in which he helped evaluate the office's priorities and allocation of resources.
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The agreement leaves out many of Trump's priorities, including funding for a border wall, though it does include Republican priorities such as a $15 billion boost for defense.
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The states even say it would be okay if the Obama administration issued cards to people who were "low priorities" for deportation indicating that they were low priorities.
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The many companies that contribute to putting a smartphone in your hand each have their own priorities — the manufacturer, the carrier, the platform creator — and sometimes those priorities conflict.
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Go deeper: Read Axios' recent deep dive on automation Editor's note: This was clarified to show that a reference to the group's "priorities" was referring specifically to policy priorities.
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"At Lyndon Institute, the safety and well-being of our students are our top priorities, and we take all necessary steps to ensure that these priorities are safeguarded," Perry wrote.
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"I'm concerned that sometimes even with the best of intentions, the priorities of the poorest and marginalized get replaced by the priorities of the rich and powerful," Francis told me.
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Mark Zuckerberg posts about Facebook's 2019 priorities Zuckerberg says Facebook has four priorities this year: First, continue making progress on the major social issues facing the internet and our company.
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"We're really in that spirit of simplification and focusing on fewer priorities, and making sure we're really good at those priorities right now," said Yahoo chief revenue officer Lisa Utzschneider.
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"They've promised ... to spend money on a lot of needed priorities, most of it on capital investments, which is where I think the real priorities were," Perry said by phone.
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"You can list your three priorities and make sure the manager agrees on them so then it's not about hours, but what success looks like on those priorities," said O'Sullivan.
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I suspect he will work to refocus the State Department on the Trump administration's priorities, while empowering it to have the resources, and authorities necessary to effectively promote those priorities.
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Rather than adopting a one-size-fits-all budget based on other people's priorities, think about what your priorities are, and how you can work toward them with what you have.
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The Lancet Oncology Commission on Future Research Priorities in the USA expands on the work released last year by the Cancer Moonshot's Blue Ribbon Panel, which set priorities for the initiative.
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"I think it's likely the kinds of cuts proposed in this budget will not occur, so we really need to fully understand your priorities and why they are your priorities," Sen.
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Officials from the FDA would have to meet quarterly with Pentagon officials to figure out the military's top priorities (the bill specifically mentions freeze-dried plasma as one of those priorities).
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During a briefing with reporters, he said the cuts come from across the board, but key priorities such as combating the opioid epidemic and funding mental health priorities will be protected.
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House Majority PAC and Priorities USA Action haven't finalized the list of races, but Priorities USA previously announced they wanted to focus on Arizona, Florida, Michigan, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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"My specific concern is ensuring that our intelligence priorities continue to reflect the priorities of the nation, and that we continue to have vital, productive relationships with our allies," Hennessey added.
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They're on ... It's like they just have different priorities.
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I was a C student — not from lack of work ethic or ability — but because I had other priorities, priorities that rapidly revealed a career I originally had no intention of following.
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"This week Priorities began a sustained advertising campaign that won't stop until election day with $85033 million behind our first television ads against Donald Trump," said Priorities USA's chief strategist Guy Cecil.
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The State Priorities Partnership, which was built by the center-left Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, coordinates a network of 42 state policy organizations focused on issues affecting low-income Americans.
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Because words are typically aligned with priorities, the elimination of words offers insights to the administration's priorities and may signal specific changes we will see to services and programs in the 2019.
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The White House itself is being strategically vague about whether President Trump will veto any bill that doesn't include all of the "priorities" sent to Congress — or which priorities are really essential.
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Yes, but: Although scientists are hopeful that the next mission priorities set by the scientific community will prioritize Uranus or Neptune, the funding will need to compete with other planetary priorities like Mars.
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It appears to be far down his list of priorities.
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His priorities are not widely shared by the American public.
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It needs to be on the short list of priorities.
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There are various TurboTax programs, depending on your financial priorities.
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Make sure that your events and appointments match your priorities.
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"German shoppers are rethinking priorities," says Boris Planer of Ascential.
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Leadership changes over the years and new priorities are introduced.
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If it isn't, then that indicates some seriously skewed priorities.
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J. LEACH: So that kind of tells you our priorities.
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What did you think the priorities were going to be?
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I'm not sure my priorities were in the right place.
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Economic collapse was averted, priorities changed and party discipline prevailed.
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These are the EU's priorities for the withdrawal treaty: 1.
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Congress does give federal agencies some money without clear priorities.
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But the budget plan offers a look at Trump's priorities.
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Money continues to be showered on the priorities of yesterday.
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We need to get our priorities straight in this country.
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How do you balance other people's priorities with your own?
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Another obstacle to action is a disagreement on regulatory priorities.
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Gender identities aside, as everyone gets older, your priorities change.
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He represents resistance to the legislative priorities not yet executed.
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Another reason for delay is that other priorities have intervened.
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Yet for all its progress, vestiges of old priorities remain.
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Priorities USA is expected to boost Clinton's general election operation.
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Another flaw is that tax sometimes works against other priorities.
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Some lawmakers did not agree with Pruitt's stated priorities. Sen.
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Trap is such an obvious reflection of our culture's priorities.
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Those priorities appear to be taxes, but maybe also trade.
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"That may reflect a change in the Justice Department's priorities."
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Their pursuit of regional trade pacts points to their priorities.
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From there, the app has a cascading set of priorities.
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Efficient growth, improving infrastructure and sustainable development are high priorities.
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Although the two groups work together closely, their priorities differ.
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Your priorities definitely shift and it's no longer about you.
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As spies, one of their highest priorities is blending in.
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But, we must enforce the law consistent with our priorities.
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And a deal suits the diplomatic priorities of both sides.
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"Felons, not families," Mr Obama summarised when announcing the priorities.
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Governments have changed, memories have faded, and new priorities set.
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And we'll see where priorities are shifting in individual departments.
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Curbing pollution and debt are two of Mr Xi's priorities.
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There are parts that look like our network security priorities.
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Talks might give some insight into its intentions and priorities.
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Anderson… he feels his priorities and hers have become different.
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Or are you going to pick your key economic priorities?
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Leaving town for Barry did not figure into his priorities.
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Your time and priorities don't even register on their radar.
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That means the priorities of the latter arm come first.
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But, beyond Brexit, what are the candidates' other policy priorities?
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The next president's priorities aren't likely to be the same.
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It will inform executive branch priorities and responses to crises.
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Headlines Hammond poised to challenge May over Brexit priorities on.ft.
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But when it comes to taxation, his priorities lie elsewhere.
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The gap indicates the different priorities of the two parties.
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Trump's budget would boost funding for some of his priorities.
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" First, define your top Priorities, such as "get cash positive.
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Take time today to reflect on what your priorities are.
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But the basic premise does make one question its priorities.
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Peña is a senior fellow with the Defense Priorities Foundation.
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You should also think carefully about where your priorities lie.
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For filmmakers, servicing those priorities can be a discomfiting proposition.
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He recently rented a mansion for $46k a month. #Priorities
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Looking ahead, trade relations with Mexico and China appear priorities.
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That would require Republicans making big concessions on important priorities.
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As chairman, I outlined specific priorities to make this happen.
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So integration is one of our priorities in managing migration.
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But some of the provisions are priorities for Obamacare opponents.
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It's embedded deep into the movement's rhetoric and political priorities.
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They say the fight puts important defense priorities at risk.
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Any federal infrastructure program should carefully focus on these priorities.
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Such countries have little power to influence EU research priorities.
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Your typical TPS recipient will not fall into those priorities.
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What are people's priorities when it comes to portable music?
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And she made no mention of her controversial policy priorities.
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But the parties must balance a conflicting set of priorities.
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Clinton's 2008 campaign who is now advising Priorities, citing Mrs.
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Our priorities are messed up, Glover seems to be saying.
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Linda Sherry is director of National Priorities at Consumer Action.
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It is used to changes in priorities, organization, and operations.
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How do you plan priorities in a culture of preparedness?
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" "We have very strong disagreements on priorities on the budget.
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Swers says it comes down to priorities and personal experience.
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"It's a matter of priorities," Nadine wrote in an email.
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For many voters, one of these priorities is public safety.
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"I'm not going to divert from my priorities," he said.
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Your priorities are likely to change as you approach retirement.
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What priorities and restrictions do they desire on this assistance?
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However, it's foreign donors, not recipient countries, setting training priorities.
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To that end, Priorities USA — the super PAC supporting Mrs.
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But it requires focus, and particularly a focus on priorities.
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They have one of the lowest priorities of any concern.
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But any delays could also push back Republicans' other priorities.
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Senators also expressed their priorities for a bill, lawmakers said.
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Californians may have different ideas and different priorities than Louisianans.
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Congress can wield its power to secure its own priorities.
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And fighting Daesh is at the top of American priorities.
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Those are all top priorities of the Trump White House.
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All of these devices have different priorities, and Marinho adds.
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Show how your specific network would benefit the company priorities.
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Reading: The Department of Education is proposing new reading priorities.
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Polls rank climate among the top priorities of Democratic voters.
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This requires the Trump administration to focus on two priorities.
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Until people are ready to get their priorities straight in
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Trump appears set to focus on priorities related to children.
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These priorities are "essential to create economic capacity," she said.
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Realizing that my priorities are not in the right place.
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This small action will keep you focused on your priorities.
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It aligns closely with longstanding priorities of federal Republican policymakers.
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This says something about Mr. Perry's priorities as an entertainer.
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"Enforcement and compliance are top priorities for EPA," he said.
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But the biggest shift in spending priorities occurs next year.
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Use the power of no to get your priorities straight.
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So I think that's a pretty fine trio of priorities.
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Worse, the rifts are shifting the spotlight from Democratic priorities.
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The result was a broad rejection of core Republican priorities.
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That's a statement of priorities, a determined flash of candor.
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Trump is threatening Republican lives and Republican priorities right now.
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Now in his early forties, Thailand Pinsinchai has other priorities.
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Having two sets of priorities, surviving and stripping, is something.
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Kim has made improving the economy one of his priorities.
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And what are his negotiation priorities on any such deals?
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Her priorities have, rightly so, changed with the two kids.
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In the 1980s, conflicts between those priorities grew increasingly acute.
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Even a small portion would likely have changed my priorities.
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"This is not a pretty picture of priorities," she said.
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They hear from very different constituents, with very different priorities.
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Priorities USA closed January with $45 million in the bank.
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By putting systems into place, he can maintain his priorities.
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That may push them further down the list of priorities.
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Their perceived drawbacks say a lot about Mr. Trump's priorities.
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There is no reason to abandon these sensible priorities now.
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The files included company priorities and a tally of donations.
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"We decided at that point that we had other priorities."
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The document marks the direction and priorities for the Pentagon.
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Democratic women ranked gender equality among their top political priorities.
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"We have two priorities: Paris and New York," he said.
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The AHCA similarly displayed the current GOP coalition's overarching priorities.
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It makes sense to have people who have certain priorities.
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But that would require a reorientation of our current priorities.
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Some priorities for the new truck came from customer feedback.
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"It all comes down to funding and priorities," Seligman says.
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We still need to find revenue to finance our priorities.
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Senate Districts 20163, 23, and 24 are the Democratic priorities.
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Here are the four he sees as the highest priorities.
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Once the election was over, Putin's priorities needed to shift.
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Democrats also insisted on their own priorities beyond homeland security.
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What are your priorities as you keep building the company?
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It is one of the National Rifle Association's legislative priorities.
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I'm talking about my priorities, but I'm talking to everyone.
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As time went on, I saw a shift in priorities.
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Which one you should get depends on preference and priorities.
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Food, water and medical are top priorities — and doing well.
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Robert Moore is a public policy advisor for Defense Priorities.
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Women can bring to office distinct values, priorities, and perspectives.
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Which one you should get depends on preference and priorities.
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Health care could similarly include populist and traditional Republican priorities.
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The D.U.P. and the Brexit right don't have identical priorities.
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As a nation, we need to get our priorities right.
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As a nation, we need to get our priorities right.
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Such a distraction from priorities at home was Johnson's nightmare.
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Hillary Clinton's 2016 Democratic coalition clearly reflected the same priorities.
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Away from the border, Obama tried to shift ICE's priorities.
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Aid could help with one of Trump's top priorities: immigration.
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Curbing immigration is one of President Donald Trump's top priorities.
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We only have two priorities this fall: meals and coziness.
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But we needed to shift resources and deal with priorities.
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However, national grandeur and rewarding loyal construction are higher priorities.
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I'm sure there's some people that had different political priorities.
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"We have other priorities at the moment," said senator Lezzi.
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Russia can use the reliance to push its geopolitics priorities.
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That means getting on the same page about your priorities.
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When it comes to financial priorities, men and women diverge.
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One of their priorities should be, let's protect our elections.
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Television writers' rooms have made diversity and inclusion top priorities.
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The criticism is that Mr. Tillerson has neglected other priorities.
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What are your priorities as head of the players association?
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"But budgets are statements of values, budgets are about priorities."
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It's good to know Kirk has his priorities straight here.
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Governor Cuomo has several priorities for New York in 26.
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His artistic priorities now seem embedded in the orchestra's identity.
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Can you write down how that might change your priorities?
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"It's truly about outlining spending priorities and making smart choices."
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"Family, faith, football — those are my priorities," Mr. Rooney wrote.
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Michael R. Hall is the communications manager of Defense Priorities.
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That plan would leave out key priorities for both sides.
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This isn't always incompatible with Canadian priorities, public and private.
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And he did, but it wouldn't necessarily be his priorities.
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It's also important to remember that your priorities can shift.
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Savings, investment and fairness have to be the driving priorities.
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Those will be her priorities should she be elected president.
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"I think I have straighter priorities right now," he said.
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"Our priorities are the ones we laid out," he said.
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"Their priorities are just all over the place," Bonneau says.
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"The Administration's priorities could not be clearer," the senators wrote.
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She posted about me on Instagram on July 24. Priorities.
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Since then, Heller's votes have closely aligned with Trump's priorities.
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But Bennett's young success has allowed him to have priorities.
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But a new year is an opportunity for new priorities.
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Then she felt guilty that her priorities were becoming skewed.
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In the 2016 presidential election, Priorities spent over $190 million.
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Now her bank account has changed but her priorities haven't.
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His decision showed his priorities and gave relief to Collins.
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This letter is Democrats' attempt to emphasize their own priorities.
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THE PRESIDENT SEEMS TO HAVE OTHER PRIORITIES AT THIS MOMENT.
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Meeting these obligations and priorities, of course, is not free.
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Her foreign policy priorities have so far been less clear.
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So, what infrastructure priorities would be top of my list?
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Along the way, he developed ways to structure his priorities.
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Priorities usually get back cents on the dollar, Tatelbaum said.
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Protecting Social Security and Medicare are usually Democratic policy priorities.
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One of your priorities is promoting contemporary classical music. Why?
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It's time we got our priorities straight in this country.
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Housing and food should be your top priorities, says Long.
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REYNOLDS: I've restructured my financial life based on my priorities.
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Fighting corruption and organized crime remain the nation's top priorities.
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Trump is not the only politician guilty of misguided priorities.
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The narrative about Haiti should reflect our government's development priorities.
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The Palestinians' Arab defenders have meanwhile shifted their own priorities.
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The bill takes aim squarely at President Obama's environmental priorities.
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We then asked experts about the biggest remaining U.S. priorities.
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This is where priorities, discernment and context all come in.
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"What we did wasn't in line with our priorities," Rep.
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But guns will have to compete with other administration priorities.
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With Freeform, the network hopes to make its priorities clearer.
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The impasse ultimately comes down to a difference in priorities.
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Rice and Obama are ultimately constrained by the public's priorities.
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Food, water and medical are top priorities - and doing well.
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It also very likely runs contrary to Mr. Mattis's priorities.
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But it nevertheless acts as a statement of priorities for House Democratic priorities and is what Democrats plan to make their first order of business in January when they take control of the House.
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As Chatterjee draws the commission closer to White House priorities, industry officials are increasingly concerned it may soon return to one of Trump's central energy priorities — keeping uncompetitive coal and nuclear plants from closing.
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His foreign policy, Trump explained, was simply realigning priorities so that they better reflected those of his supporters — and most Americans, in fact — rather than the priorities of a Washington too wantonly looking abroad.
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"No one is going to tell you that immigration and border security aren't priorities; they are the priorities that the president ran on," said Jonathan Hoffman, assistant secretary for public affairs at the department.
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Justin Barasky, the communications director of the pro-Hillary Clinton super-PAC Priorities USA, had this to say in a statement to reporters: Inbox: Priorities USA Statement On Sarah Palin's Endorsement Of Donald Trump pic.twitter.
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She said groups like Priorities USA, one of the largest Democratic super PACs that did not include Ohio on its list of top 2020 priorities, are giving up too easily because of the 2016 defeat.
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While Muslim Americans are united by their faith and some core priorities, the vast majority of Muslim voters are incredibly diverse with a wide range of socioeconomic and racial backgrounds, voting priorities and political alignments.
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Rather than treating politicians as mere conduits for the interests they hear from, this approach argues that politicians' own judgments and priorities matter most, and that these judgments and priorities are shaped by their experiences.
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Instead, I will continue to fight for those very same priorities here in the Senate because those are the priorities of the American people and we need leaders who are accountable to the American people.
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There is a case for a big change in priorities here.
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Apple wants to make sure that consumers know where priorities lie.
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"We had two priorities," Sean McManus, chairman of CBS Sports, said.
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It has shelved the talks, saying that it has "other priorities".
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Remind yourself of your family's priorities and what you can afford.
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One of Kim's major priorities as leader has been economic modernization.
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That project clashed with the priorities of executives, a coworker says.
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"I think right now our priorities are a little messed up."
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Their shared priorities also clearly make these two a perfect match.
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His inauguration address mostly ignored major conservative priorities like lowering taxes.
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"I have priorities in supporting vulnerable communities," Mustafa Ali told CNN.
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The Trump administration has said opioid addiction and treatment are priorities.
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He is a senior fellow with the think tank Defense Priorities.
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There's something for Trump to hate in each of those priorities.
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But somewhere along the way, we lost track of our priorities.
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And when you have made a feature film, your priorities change.
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By no means does it represent all of the state's priorities.
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Democrats will push back on many of the president's legislative priorities.
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That's made it more difficult to allocate funds for other priorities.
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So, she'll go her own way and have her own priorities.
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Such a change would represent an enormous shift in company priorities.
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But Obama's recovery program was extremely deferential to Republican financial priorities.
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Chris Murphy, a Democrat, said it was a question of priorities.
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But the memo isn't the only source of Trump defense priorities.
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Conservatives still value traditional priorities over Trump's top policy goals though.
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No one told them their priorities will shift down the line.
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But you need to protect your time and honor your priorities.
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Left: Notes on a whiteboard regarding the company's product priorities overall.
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Some challenge Democrats to think about old priorities in new ways.
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But PayPal wants to focus on its own priorities, he said.
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I knew my priorities were completely misplaced, but I couldn't stop.
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And Republicans' priorities are helping the other side make its case.
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Enforcing the ban is one of the government's priorities this year.
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"Tax is pretty low on our list of priorities," he added.
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Freeing her husband, he promised, was one of his top priorities.
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But the imbalance also stems from priorities set at the top.
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There are signs that this shift in priorities is having consequences.
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The priorities are people returning, or still operating on the battlefield.
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His real priorities are more evident in the country's foreign policy.
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Some of those priorities might be an easier sell than others.
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Unlike his predecessors, he did not set yearly priorities, they said.
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And more than a quarter said they have other spending priorities.
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Policymakers have already shifted their priorities to reducing risks to growth.
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Some College Republican leaders say it's time to shift their priorities.
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"Look, you know, priorities … some things have to change," she says.
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Regular rubbish collection is way down the state's list of priorities.
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But Priorities and other left-leaning groups are increasingly pushing back.
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The incident pushed her to reexamine her priorities and sleep habits.
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Mr. Biden's priorities emphasize just how much that thinking has changed.
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Titan has been one of Cassini's priorities during this last act.
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Start by designating new beneficiaries, and re-assess your legacy priorities.
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OpenAI has admirable intentions, but its priorities should change Artificial intelligence.
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He said those will be his priorities in the platform fight.
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Functional organization means Apple can put enormous resources behind top priorities.
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That should be one of our highest priorities, shortening the campaign.
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"I traveled a lot, I dealt with my priorities," she said.
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But the proposal nonetheless highlights the White House's priorities for 27.5.
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Companies preparing for no deal tend to have the same priorities.
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Netanyahu will have to balance these against his own party's priorities.
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But he does believe the company's priorities have had negative consequences.
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It's time to reform it & strengthen to meet energy, climate priorities.
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It's a testament to her own confidence and sense of priorities.
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The censors' shifting priorities are a challenge for Chinese tech firms.
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The company announced its three main priorities in the coming years.
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Karpelès' inability to manage a bizarre sense of priorities became legendary.
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We asked aid agencies to name their 3 priorities for 2019.
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But in his 2016 address, delivered Tuesday, Obama's priorities had changed.
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Becoming a technology hub is central to the country's national priorities.
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The game does little to disguise the priorities of its makers.
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Second, the alliance should take a hard look at its priorities.
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These represent thinking about purpose, setting priorities and making good decisions.
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But the President's priorities have been very clear from the beginning.
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"But do not pursue your own policy priorities, we live here."
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Some give Trump credit for being tough, for resetting our priorities.
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Anyone who inverts the two doesn't have their priorities in order.
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Some questioned whether the bureau was telegraphing a change of priorities.
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The ABA's political support rewarded allies on their top policy priorities.
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" He explains, "Whatever your moral priorities, you have to exist first.
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My priorities were not the ones that I would have now.
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A second is that Americans share some of Trump's stated priorities.
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That's why the market is faltering: will these be the priorities?
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Pelosi identified both issues as priorities in her speech Tuesday night.
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Mr Kasich may have balanced budgets and put forward conservative priorities.
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Taking time to decompress wasn't high on my list of priorities.
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But in defense today, the priorities are readiness, people and facilities.
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But most important, the Chamber ignores the priorities of individual voters.
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I think she'd be willing to do six figures for Priorities.
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Those priorities are shared across party lines, for the most part.
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Mentally strong people keep their priorities in line with their beliefs.
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Reflecting on my purpose, values, and priorities always brings me clarity.
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Revising that NAFTA deal is another one of Trump's early priorities.
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Hartung said that the company's priorities were botched before the scare.
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But other numbers appear to contradict some of Trump's top priorities.
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Again, moderates and conservatives are clashing over spending levels and priorities.
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"Rogue bike systems," she complains, don't necessarily have the same priorities.
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He laid out his priorities in a floor speech on Thursday.
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Writer/director Jeff Nichols' priorities, on the surface, are no mystery.
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And yet, polling this year showed broad support for Democratic priorities.
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Networks' priorities are to keep costs low, while boosting their ratings.
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A mom myself now, I can understand that shift in priorities.
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And national governments, international organizations, and NGOs always have competing priorities.
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Being willing to sort of reallocate focus and time and priorities.
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Trump and Trudeau's different priorities could hinder trade between the countries.
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It has two priorities, Mosseri says: to inform and to entertain.
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PTTEP said Indonesia was one of its strategic priorities for investment.
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Daniel Davis, a senior defense fellow for Defense Priorities, told CNBC.
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Too many other priorities push this important branch of research aside.
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Both also expressed frustration with Dougherty's list of the administration's priorities.
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AMLO's platform mirrors the priorities of his mayorship of Mexico City.
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Partisan shifts are driving other changes in issue priorities as well.
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The priorities for equipment manufacturers for tax reform are pretty straightforward.
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They know I have different values and different priorities than them.
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There are also disagreements about where the group's priorities should lie.
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FABER: SO THAT IS ONE OF THE PRIORITIES FOR THIS ADMINISTRATION?
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A government representative says environmental protection is among its top priorities.
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The pharma and biotech industry will detail its priorities on Nov.
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Homeland security and attacks on terrorist leadership should remain high priorities.
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We look to ITU support to achieve success on these priorities.
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People are going homeless because they can't afford rent & more. Priorities?
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We discussed our priorities for the potential summit between our leaders.
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" Muilenburg also said Boeing has "clear priorities on usage of cash.
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Those who abuse our welfare system will be priorities for removal.
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Those who say we can't are just putting their priorities elsewhere.
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Earlier this year, I outlined our priorities for creators in 2018.
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The org chart also paints a clearer picture of Amazon's priorities.
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I just think it's — I think our priorities are mixed up.
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Now, President Trump has set forth his priorities for immigration reform.
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Couchman is the vice president of public policy at Defense Priorities.
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Football is down the list because we have our priorities straight.
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These U.N. efforts are directly in line with top U.S. priorities.
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But the budget does offer a glimpse into the administration's priorities.
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The new president, Taneti Maamau, said he planned to shift priorities.
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Moreover, liberals and conservatives actually think differently and honor different priorities.
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Partying continued to fall down the list of teens' top priorities.
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Second, NATO must come to a clear consensus on mission priorities.
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Personally this is one of my top priorities for the company.
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Previously he served as chief of staff at Priorities USA Action.
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Economic priorities mixed with security, stability and cooperation on multiple fronts.
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Sovereign priorities have also hindered efforts to streamline the European Commission.
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"Now, the main thing is to decide on priorities," he said.
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Priorities USA was an attempt to help President Obama catch up.
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She previously ran Priorities USA's digital team in the 2016 election.
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My rule forces me to align my spending with my priorities.
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My priorities are: Where can I camp or stay for free?
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But it starts with a simple shift of perspective and priorities.
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Your priorities shift in ways that would have once seemed unimaginable.
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But there was still, in my discussions, a question of priorities.
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She said she couldn't yet speak to the group's policy priorities.
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And it's made them rethink their priorities at the voting booth.
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Among their top priorities is finding new ways of reaching consumers.
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Whatever your bathroom priorities are, we've got a pick for you.
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Iger began to list the priorities he would tell the board.
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Second, the calendar and other congressional priorities conspire against the appropriators.
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Those will continue to be our capital allocation priorities going forward.
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That proposal was listed under the agency's long-term rulemaking priorities.
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Still, who is advising him on musical (and larger artistic) priorities?
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They could also use these votes to influence other Republican priorities.
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So the party must consistently lie about its priorities and intentions.
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These are the priorities of most children, anywhere in the world.
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None of that jibes with his party's current priorities and mood.
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Priorities USA Action did not respond to a request for comment.
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Republicans also offered some scrutiny of the program's budgets and priorities.
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What this statement reveals, more than anything else, is Trump's priorities.
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A larger trend is forming around the House Oversight Committee's priorities.
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There's a wash of content there, but where are the priorities?
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It does mean making changes to how you address those priorities.
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But his artistic tastes and priorities have been less well known.
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They also must overcome their vastly different backgrounds, approaches and priorities.
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Quotas also seem to have an effect on government spending priorities.
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Their needs, their priorities, and their values taken for granted, again.
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But the proposal stirred only acrimonious debate about the nation's priorities.
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One of the Pentagon's priorities is revamping the country's nuclear arsenal.
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Mr. Gates, he said, politely demurred, saying he had other priorities.
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Come up with that wish list by weighing your priorities carefully.
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One reason for this shift: Young people today have different priorities.
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Of these two priorities, Congress prefers thinking about the tax one.
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"Personally, this is one of my top priorities for the company."
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Team members complained of shifting priorities and arbitrary or unrealistic deadlines.
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But it's just as important to shape long-term artistic priorities.
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Policy priorities change daily, and so, it seems, does the personnel.
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His priorities had been all wrong until he joined the church.
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They're simply not priorities for companies whose focus is on profit.
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Venezuela should rank among the Trump administration's highest foreign policy priorities.
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Usually this involves the candidate emphasizing his or her biggest priorities.
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However, the document serves as a window into the administration's priorities.
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We represent a diverse set of priorities across the political spectrum.
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Women, on average, tend to have different priorities than men do.
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And, right now, politicians in Washington have their budget priorities backward.
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These caricatures are useless in explaining any individual's passions and priorities.
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That tells you a lot about the President's priorities and intentions.
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By and large, their priorities appear very different from the president's.
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One administration official conceded that U.S. priorities would remain the same.
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Kourtney explains to her sisters how their priorities differ from hers.
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In a speech last spring outlining his priorities for space, Gen.
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Priorities USA has been on the air and online since July.
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AD: Talking about your first priorities for this newly merged company.
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In the wrong hands, priorities can shift from helping to moneymaking.
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That bumped it up a bit on her list of priorities.
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The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has two helpful explainers.
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"That and dialogue are the priorities," he said in an interview.
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Some of the Senate's most conservative members have radically different priorities.
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"My priorities are young people and black people," he had explained.
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Political sentiment changes, budget priorities shift, and fiscal realities set in.
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Robert Moore is a public policy adviser for Defense Priorities Foundation.
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In my mind, this is really a question of budget priorities.
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Not without a complete change in leadership, message, strategy, and priorities.
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The Kurds who have been guarding them now have other priorities.
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Robert Moore is a public policy advisor for Defense Priorities, Inc.
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But Atlanta is still an economic powerhouse, especially considering Amazon's priorities.
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Another potential issue with federal training programs involves their funding priorities.
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"To me it really highlights where Microsoft's priorities are," he said.
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According to new research, that depends on what your priorities are.
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We will not abandon the priorities that matter to the public.
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EST: President Trump meets with Senate Republicans about their legislative priorities.
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That means focusing on some priorities while letting go of others.
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In season two, that desire changes as she shifts her priorities.
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Polls show voters rating it as one of their highest priorities.
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But it remains a measure of the party's priorities and values.
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They each require budget allocations, which establish and demonstrate our priorities.
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These key priorities are reflected in the agency's new mission statement.
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Tackling China's debt problem is high on the list of priorities.
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Team members complained of shifting priorities and arbitrary or unrealistic deadlines.
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Mr. Trump also weighed in on Twitter to question their priorities.
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Rather, her life is filtered through prescribed priorities, devotions, principles, commitments.
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The fight for money became one of Sanders&apos top priorities.
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"This is a simple story of misplaced priorities," Duke-Benfield said.
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That bumped it up a bit on her list of priorities.
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But it also means that the health bill impedes other priorities.
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Education is probably not high on the list of pirates' priorities.
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Priorities USA has suspended ads in Colorado and Pennsylvania until Sept.
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These areas have also been top priorities for businesses seeking guidance.
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He also wants the agency to put unspecified city priorities first.
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They bring fresh perspectives and priorities and, often, different work styles.
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They could indulge their racial chauvinism without jeopardizing their other priorities.
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Building a countrywide grid is one of the government's top priorities.
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He's a guy basically whose top priorities were domestic in nature.
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Several candidates went a step further and identified specific funding priorities.
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But bringing these priorities into alignment seems like a big challenge.
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But it was a good year for Andrew Jackson's political priorities.
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The move should help fast-track international action and research priorities.
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But for Kim, denuclearization is low down his list of priorities.
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Most of the results will come from a few top priorities.
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He found it difficult to establish priorities among his policy initiatives.
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These patterns may suggest an emerging shift in labor donor priorities.
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I think he shares these priorities and wouldn't ignore our requests.
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Every new administration, she said, ushered in new priorities and policies.
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But even then, these projects suggest a skewed set of priorities.
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Rule 6 Be rigorous and disciplined in defining your priorities -- no more than the two or three big things you want to accomplish -- and have a plan that effectively aligns those priorities with resource allocation decisions.
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The Democratic ad, "Speak," grew directly out of "Quotes," after tests by Priorities USA found that of all the anti-Trump commercials, that one had resonated particularly well with voters that Priorities was hoping to persuade.
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But I did disagree with him loudly on his priorities when I thought they were different than the priorities we set in 0003 — the gas tax being one of them, the statehouse renovation being another one.
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"The United States has profound priorities in Syria and Iraq, and we've made it clear that counterterrorism, particularly the defeat of ISIS, is foremost among those priorities," he added, using the acronym for the Islamic State.
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"As you move through an administration you have different priorities you're focused on and different people that are going to lead those efforts and those priorities, so you may have changes from time to time," Sanders said.
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Recognizing quickly whether something is a small or large ask, and how it fits into your personal or team priorities is essential — and asking your boss for clarity on what your team's priorities are is also essential.
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For years, Democrats have failed push through their priorities amid GOP opposition .
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James's ultimate decision will say a lot about his priorities and motivations.
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Joe Staten I think everybody had their own priorities for the sequel.
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And, when Trump took office, this became one of his first priorities.
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Always nice to see a man who has his fucking priorities straight.
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Further, this change in priorities would almost certainly impact the cast's composition.
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One of the White House's big priorities is limiting student loan debt.
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Since the experience, my values and priorities have become a lot clearer.
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But if you're skimping on sleep, you've got your priorities all wrong.
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The new government has promised to make immigration one of its priorities.
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Whether these are priorities of Kim Jong Un and Putin is uncertain.
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"Elon Musk has a lot of priorities on his desk," said Fox.
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Upgrading India's creaky mass-transit systems is one of Modi's top priorities.
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Right now, they have much bigger priorities than a sword-measuring contest.
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"Weak growth and high unemployment are the priorities today," Pigat told CNBC.
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Every Friday, jot down your priorities for the week ahead, says Vanderkam.
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Most CEOs get the priorities flipped, but Jobs "never did," says Cook.
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At times, the national focus has been on actual conservative legislative priorities.
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His real issue is having a bizarre way of setting his priorities.
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Earlier Monday, Trump started to lay out the priorities for his speech.
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And what do experts think should be top priorities in these lessons?
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Investors are beginning to ask how potentially conflicting priorities can be resolved.
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On the advertising front, you have a whole different set of priorities.
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We also all have different priorities in our day-to-day lives.
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"The government has clear priorities: jobs, schools and the environment," Andersson said.
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They also help me understand and set my current priorities in life.
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Both of those groups have very different priorities to the trans lobby.
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For when our priorities were access, accommodation, education, and voting, we triumphed.
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Beyond Musk, other observers criticized Bezos's space aspirations, starting with his priorities.
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Basic science funding would be hard hit under the Trump administration priorities.
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Keeping on top of my email is one of my top priorities.
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You can see where NASA's priorities are — putting boots on the regolith.
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"Be polite, know your priorities, understand other political contexts," advises Mr Grant.
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It will be no obstacle to enacting Mr Trudeau's main legislative priorities.
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But other priorities are expressed through engineering decisions made behind closed doors.
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That our priorities may be good, but obviously there are better ones.
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Censorship clearly hasn't been high on West's list of priorities these days.
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He advances their priorities without openly committing to their hardest-line positions.
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Wagner has largely voted in favor of the Trump administration's policy priorities.
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But the party's spending priorities do not speak of a transformational government.
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To keep your money priorities straight, Luber recommends committing to a plan.
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Also on Waters' list of priorities: housing, flood insurance and payday lenders.
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What are your priorities when it comes to a laptop or tablet?
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Jon is the only one who's had his priorities straight for years.
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But the bill also achieves two other long-held conservative policy priorities.
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Steve Bannon's whiteboard is once again revealing priorities of the Trump administration.
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Individuals often reevaluate their priorities after experiencing a personal wake-up call.
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"Our priorities are accelerating growth, improving our execution ...," Swan said on Thursday.
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Apparently, cover up enough murders, and your priorities get a little skewed.
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Eight other priorities related to health care polled higher in the survey.
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The deal is one of the president's top economic and political priorities.
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But despite her Olympic aspirations, Raisman knows exactly where her priorities lie.
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Maybe there's an issue that always gets back-burnered for other priorities.
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"One of our top priorities is to expand the audience," Pitaro said.
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"[It] completely depends on the project and the company's priorities," he explained.
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The quarterly cycle starts with a planning session to thrash out priorities.
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Naturally, the campaign fully supports the president's priorities and his policy agenda.
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They were intended to subtly reshape the moral priorities of Catholic America.
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You want to have your priorities straight once you're back from vacation.
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Budgets are moral documents and they set the priorities of a company.
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The House caucus has the priorities of health care, minimum wage, infrastructure.
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The welfare of U.S. citizens is one of the Department's highest priorities.
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Addressing corruption and government accountability are Democrats' top priorities going into 2019.
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High among Labour's priorities is repealing legislation that prevents co-ordinated strikes.
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Sometimes advancing its interests involve trade-offs with other ideals and priorities.
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Trump says eradicating Islamic State will be one of his biggest priorities.
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"There is a real imbalance in priorities" for tech companies, Richardson said.
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But does he worry that his passions might distort his foundation's priorities?
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Jetpack's priorities in the next year entail launching at Cornell and Harvard.
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But it does mean making changes to how you address those priorities.
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The economy, infrastructure, education and healthcare should be the main national priorities.
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The Department of Labor will continue to work aligned with presidential priorities.
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The document outlines the national interests and strategic priorities of the nation.
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This is one of their priorities to undermine my prospects as speaker.
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Trump's current hairstyle shouldn't be high on the list of priorities.[Instagram]
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Cloud, big data and security software remain top spending priorities, it found.
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Financial priorities—or lack thereof—have cut department budgets across the city.
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Among other urgent government priorities were addressing drought, labor and economic problems.
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They were up-front about their priorities and values before we started.
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Priorities are changing and no-muss, no-fuss canned drinks are in.
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Each party wants action on infrastructure, prescription drugs prices and other priorities.
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Gauging Sessions The line from some: Sessions has bigger priorities than pot.
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And that's where his comments are truly revealing about the GOP's priorities.
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The next challenge will be deciding the priorities for the 2019 budget.
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Intelligence agencies should be the driving force behind a shift in priorities.
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It would cast doubt over Trump's ability to deliver on other priorities.
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He criticized both Trump and former President Obama for their immigration priorities.
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It's the priorities political leaders have set and how we raise money.
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And last month, he questioned Trump's priorities during his time in office.
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It's a changing of priorities that is historically hard, male or female.
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Daunting numbers indeed, but these conditions speak to priorities undertaken years earlier.
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His personality and, more importantly, his priorities are on ready, constant display.
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"From my perspective, we have a problem with competing priorities," he said.
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The industry's to-do list is consistent with the Trump administration's priorities.
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Most of Trump's nominees reflect GOP priorities, not the president's campaign promises.
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Now, reflecting public priorities, it shows a pretty mountain and a river.
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"As with any law enforcement activity, we will set priorities," Trump said.
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That's why growing our digital capabilities is one of our top priorities.
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It is high time for an adjustment in security priorities and spending.
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In terms of dating, users showed clear priorities when judging prospective partners.
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Priorities USA, the major Democratic super PAC, had no active Facebook ads.
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Difficult decisions on priorities and financial appropriation will have to be made.
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Teach your brain to understand your priorities before you even begin work.
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The security forces are "strategically confused on priorities", says a retired general.
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Meeting these basics is, he maintained, among government's highest purposes and priorities.
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At the same time, Priorities USA Action, a "super PAC" supporting Mrs.
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So, the goals of the program evolve to match their new priorities.
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They allow Congress to set priorities for spending under the budget caps.
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With more funding, the Pentagon can continue to implement our defense priorities.
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"We must enforce the law consistent with our priorities," Ms. Catron said.
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Britain and France, both nuclear powers, continue to set their own priorities.
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And who knows what the priorities of the new president might be?
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That's a difficult ask for committees that have their own spending priorities.
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Our values, our priorities, our commitment to each other and our family.
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My calendar should be tactical, finding me time for my stated priorities.
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It lets Mr. Reyes balance a number of priorities without forfeiting any.
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While outlining his priorities for the EU's next summit meeting on Oct.
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But, Mike has his priorities — specifically his daughter-in-law and granddaughter.
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Kurt Couchman is the vice president of public policy at Defense Priorities.
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So far, however, budgets and diplomatic priorities have not matched the words.
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The whip also works to mobilize votes in support of leadership priorities.
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Northam has made expansion one of the top priorities of his administration.
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Terrorism, the economy, education, and jobs top the public's list of priorities.
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It's having other, higher priorities beyond having more megapixels in your sensor.
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The new wave of neo-liberal globalism changed the order of priorities.
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How can I get the power to make decisions and set priorities?
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Digitalisation and education reform will be major priorities of the new government.
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I agree with others who say we need to talk about priorities.
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Married with three children, a mortgage and a business changes your priorities.
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Setting the tone for those priorities should come from the very top.
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And as I said, this tells us a lot about her priorities.
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The layoffs are part of an attempt to refocus the company's priorities.
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For America's politicians there are two priorities: Getting reelected and ideological power.
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Republicans offered a number of amendments to call attention to their priorities.
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And it's the second of these two priorities that clearly ranks highest.
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Puerto Rico's preexisting debt repayment priorities are protected in the new bill.
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Politics seems to play an outsize role in shaping the corps's priorities.
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Those appointments help shape policy and priorities in subtle but important ways.
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Further, Mr. Trump has shown little interest in his priorities so far.
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Just as well — my own cultural priorities hewed more toward the culinary.
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As recent arrivals, they are among the administration's highest priorities for deportation.
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To make your life fit your budget, she suggests considering your priorities.
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Either way, it's time for a conversation about your respective money priorities.
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Only one thing is required to validate this reshuffling of military priorities.
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Should we prioritize debt relief above any number of other spending priorities?
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Combining their names and these three priorities, they created Rothy's in 2016.
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Fighting climate change has been one of President Barack Obama's top priorities.
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Enforcement priorities developed by my administration are not affected by this ruling.
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That is a clear statement of priorities if there ever was one.
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A 2014 Gallup survey found distinct, but not necessarily conflicting, policy priorities.
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What resulted was an approach based on mutual priorities and mutual accountability.
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At AdvaMed, Whitaker has helped advocate for the medical device industry's priorities.
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In an interview, he described priorities like video, licensing and brand partnerships.
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The double-barreled assault illustrates her priorities three weeks before Election Day.
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That means you'll have more mental energy for your most important priorities.
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Each side consists of several actors with wildly different agendas and priorities.
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Whereas now, officially, the priorities of the administration are (to) remove everyone.
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But the limited agreement would leave out top priorities for both parties.
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It does not set appropriate defense priorities based on vital U.S. interests.
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Priorities USA Action will also spend money in Miami and Jacksonville, Fla.
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In response, Facebook shifted its priorities from news to more personal sharing.
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That would give lawmakers more oversight of the agency and its priorities.
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This shows misplaced priorities, and the results speak for themselves: Flint, Mich.
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Priorities USA Action, a group focused on advertising in support of Mrs.
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"If somebody has violated our immigration laws, they're priorities now," he said.
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She wants to know what's wrong with her mom and her priorities.
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Everybody's having a fight over the budget because it's all priorities whether.
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Taste, convenience and environment were their top three priorities, more than price.
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They think through the sequencing, the function, the variables and the priorities.'
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In the coming weeks, Priorities USA Action, a super PAC supporting Mrs.
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But strategists say developments may force many women to rethink their priorities.
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After three decades I know his priorities and what he stands for.
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These citizens are now rightfully questioning the regime's intentions and funding priorities.
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The Trump administration will also likely change the FTC's privacy enforcement priorities.
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No matter what happens, he will help determine the party's future priorities.
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The report will be used to identify vehicle safety priorities going forward.
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The claim fulfilled a list of priorities for liberals in the media.
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"As with any law enforcement activity, we will set priorities," he said.
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We each have a choice to make based on our own priorities.
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We need to debate how priorities are set and funding is generated.
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The budget is a key indication of the administration's values and priorities.
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More importantly, it sends a contradictory message about the EU's financial priorities.
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Publicly funded spaceflight, however, seems extremely low on his list of priorities.
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DHS priorities: Securing and managing our borders and enforcing our immigration laws.
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Keeping our Uber rating pristine is high on our list of priorities.
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The 2017 budget will be one of the new government's top priorities.
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It does, however, offer a glimpse of what Beijing's intelligence priorities are.
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North Korea and shared national security priorities, per the White House readout.
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Tying other priorities to climate change is a common theme for Inslee.
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But Beepi, a source tells us, was run with the wrong priorities.
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It is our priorities and our sense of interconnectedness that are broken.
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It also sends a stark political message about the two parties' priorities.
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That they haven't is a damning sign of where their priorities lie.
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After that coffee, the priorities have been reduced to just a few.
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Priorities USA stipulates on its website that donors can't be federal contractors.
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When it comes to where to stay, it's all about your priorities.
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Simons has given some hints on his priorities if confirmed as chairman.
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Bharara's office's priorities have often matched those set by Obama's Justice Department.
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We can put a lot of our priorities in the appropriations bills.
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And Democratic primary voters rank climate change and housing as high priorities.
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Mr. Trump has already undercut his two main priorities for the trip.
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For the Trump administration, Mr. Khashoggi's case risks top foreign policy priorities.
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Her priorities include Medicare for All, affordable housing, climate justice, and immigration.
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Instead they will do the same, investing narrowly in their own priorities.
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Credit rating agencies have consistently criticized the government's funding priorities for Pemex.
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America reaps many benefits from supporting Egypt and advancing our shared priorities.
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Opinion Columnist President Trump has not done much for Republican legislative priorities.
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That said, the document still echoes national security priorities from past administrations.
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He skipped the 2017 and 2018 events to focus on other priorities.
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But Mr. Kushner was clear about his own priorities, the report said.
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So it's not clear how uniform the procedures and priorities actually are.
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Some 69 percent of respondents named it in their top three priorities.
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You get a real sense of what the foreign policy priorities are.
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That self-understanding is implicit in all our practical commitments and priorities.
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But Democrats will now be forced to reveal their own budget priorities.
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What's more, voters seem to associate these policy priorities with gender discrimination.
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At around the same time, the commission began focusing on new priorities.
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"Leisure activities have to be connected to your priorities," Mr. Loflin said.
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Review and track proposed legislation that intersects with NHC's policy priorities. 6.
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Then, there are interagency rivalries and differing priorities even among federal agencies.
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But more storms are coming and other legislative priorities are piling up.
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"The math is now clear," said Guy Cecil, the chairman of Priorities.
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Trump's priorities were different: Making the virus sound like a minor nuisance.
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These five priorities are typically coordinated by a central team (Exhibit 2).
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H.I.V., malaria, tuberculosis and rotavirus have been major priorities — not heart disease.
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One of its priorities is to make sure that students are registered.
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I think we haven't had our priorities straight for a little while.
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And most companies, including sports franchises, have higher priorities than tax breaks.
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Make your priorities for the next year clear, and communicate them well.
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The priorities of mothers who work outside the home are often questioned.
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The first, as an olive branch to Democrats, will include domestic priorities.
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The priorities should be reversed: Building housing should be the primary goal.
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We remain committed to our strategic priorities in the Middle East & worldwide.
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It's worth noting that Priorities USA was not decided along party lines.
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This opens the door to a renewed debate about border control priorities.
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The National Defense Strategy marks the direction and priorities for the Pentagon.
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The deal also indicates a willingness by some Democrats to sacrifice priorities.
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You can be a powerful influence in having them rethink their priorities.
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An automatic continuing resolution would contain none of these shared bipartisan priorities.
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This, memorandum is highlights the priorities of the new Computer Science Initiative.
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Kurt Couchman is the vice president of public policy at Defense Priorities.
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Beek says this is crucial in informing the organization's priorities and partnerships.
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We're not a culture that naturally rebalances spending to fit new priorities.
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The site has been on the Superfund National Priorities List since 1990.
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It's just a wacky suggestion about what our national priorities should be.
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But the budget does provide a window into the White House's priorities.
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Our individual positions are informed by life experiences, worldviews, values and priorities.
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The lists are long, but a few themes are clear priorities. 1.
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The policy priorities of a mayor, for example, influence how developers build.
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Besides the expanded child tax credit, Rubio spoke about other tax priorities.
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This makes same-sex couples more likely to share priorities and habits.
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When athletics sets the priorities, one cannot help but corrode the other.
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Shortly afterwards Mrs Lam must outline her priorities for the coming year.
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Importantly, Iranian (and, thus, Soleimani's) strategic priorities frequently aligned with American objectives.
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Jerod Laber is a writer and fellow with Defense Priorities in Washington.
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Dr. Bennett has spent his career asking hard questions about conservation priorities.
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Both sides agree ObamaCare repeal will make other health priorities more complicated.
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They had three priorities: the fate of presidential elections scheduled for Sept.
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In recent days, each of his top priorities has hit a wall.
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The missed deadline potentially says something unsettling about Britain's post-Brexit priorities.
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The agency included the proposed rule on its spring list of priorities.
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And many of his proposed cuts are at odds with congressional priorities.
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Lay out your general priorities and let them figure out the details.
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Among all Americans, climate change is one of the least important priorities.
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Fiscal priorities, as any politician quickly learns, are matters of public policy.
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We must immediately embrace and pursue the priorities outlined in this blueprint.
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One thing he still has not done: clearly outline his legislative priorities.
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Their priorities were natural light and a location near a subway stop.
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Patty Murray, said the proposed budget suggests that DeVos' priorities lie elsewhere.
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"US policy priorities in Syria remain unchanged," said a State Department spokesperson.
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He previewed some of his priorities in announcing his bid for Senate.
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" Other priorities including "protecting our people and the border" and "modernizing infrastructure.
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Are transparency and accountability in government also progressive — but not conservative — priorities?
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A wave of civilian casualties is raising questions about changing military priorities.
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For Nedergaard, the results made her anxious about her own bedtime priorities.
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There will likely need to be trade-offs on priorities, Duran said.
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Don't let others take over your schedule, your priorities, or your life.
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It will require cutting other services or other Navy priorities, including airplanes.
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The Rwandan government received backlash from people questioning the government's financial priorities.
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The Senate must conduct a vigorous investigation into Puzder's values and priorities.
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These early withdrawals point to an inability to set priorities, he says.
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As we've witnessed in California for years, Democrats have messed up priorities.
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Several priorities of the conservative legal movement already conflict with public opinion.
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Agenda-setting also provides congressional leaders "positive" power to set legislative priorities.
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Prepa establishes priorities for which parts of the grid to tackle first.
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I have to take care of priorities like everybody else, and responsibilities.
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Each of the GOP leaders spoke and talked about their own priorities.
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There are lots of thorny trade-offs to be made between priorities.
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I think there are probably other priorities in Syria before rebuilding ruins.
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As political priorities change, American racial definitions adjust right along with them.
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Read more from the left-leaning Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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" Later he elaborated: "My priorities are simple: clean air and clean water.
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Now Democrats have to look to January to ensure their legislative priorities.
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"Every year a state has different priorities," she said in an interview.
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She is likely to continue many of President Obama's initiatives and priorities.
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So what does this all mean for Republicans' legislative priorities in 2017?
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Priorities USA doesn't get caught up in the details of that dispute.
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There's nothing wrong with Democrats pursuing legislation, such as to raise the minimum wage, that fills out their governing priorities even if, for now, it does little more than clarify the contrasts between their priorities and their opposition's.
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AND WHAT I'M HEARING YOU SAY IS YEAH, WE STILL HAVE THE SAME PRIORITIES AND NOTHING HAS CHANGED AS A RESULT OF TAX REFORM WHEN IT COMES TO THE PRIORITIES OR HOW WE GO ABOUT DECIDING ON THEM.
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The two largest interstate policy networks together have affiliates in 45 states: The Economic Analysis & Research Network, overseen by the union-connected Economic Policy Institute, and the State Priorities Partnership, associated with the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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"I think we had the right priorities and were enforcing the right priorities, and I think the approach of this administration, that anybody is fair game, is not good policy and it's not consistent with our values," Napolitano said.
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Priorities USA Action and Priorities USA-Women Vote, a joint fundraising committee established by the super-PAC and the pro-Democratic group EMILY's List, is spending a combined $11 million in North Carolina, beginning the first week in August.
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"Subjugating Congress' priorities to 10 of the Secretary's own priorities is arrogant, impractical and, in some cases, likely illegal," said Hayes, who is currently the director of New York University School of Law's State Energy and Environmental Impact Center.
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One of Twitter's top five priorities for the year is safety, Dorsey said.
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The southwest is one area where Russian and Iranian priorities seem to differ.
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Most investors these days, "have higher priorities" than researching new opportunities, he said.
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Necessary. Well, at least to me — I know you may have other priorities.
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This summer, 19-year-old Amanda Gorman sat down to outline her priorities.
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Sessions has, however, already signaled a shift away from some Obama administration priorities.
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But convincing consumers to rethink their mobile priorities is a larger, nuanced argument.
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Immigrations and Customs Enforcement told CNN that the agency changed priorities in 2014.
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Attention will now turn to the policy priorities of the next Modi government.
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Trump's two legislative priorities are building the wall and repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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Still, the document provides key insights into the president's priorities, attitudes, and thinking.
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Zinke hiring an old high school football buddy to implement scientific research priorities.
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" Brown adds, "Customer safety is one of our priorities at Death Wish Coffee.
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And his priorities—strengthening the party, being reelected leader—are actually competing here.
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Although Gwyneth Paltrow's professional priorities have shifted, her focus on family has not.
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Let one lapse, and down goes one of their key priorities with it.
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"But first… a little makeup," Chmerkovskiy joked of his partner's pre-baby priorities.
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Mechanical Turk "is the lowest of low priorities for Amazon," says Rory O'Reilly.
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But Ana realizes that her priorities were not where they should have been.
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They could accept the defeat of priorities that don't have cross-party appeal.
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Enforcement priorities Trump's been saying he wants to prioritize deporting criminals for months.
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Even when you know your priorities, not all to-dos are created equally.
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And once you've got yourself covered (priorities), consider ordering one as a gift.
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High on his list of priorities: getting rid of US sanctions against Russia.
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Fiscal conservatives would do well to ask if these spending priorities are correct.
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"US and Chinese priorities do not match up on North Korea," he said.
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In practice, according to Mulvaney, that involves a sweeping reset of political priorities.
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I'm glad to know that at 75, Rice still has her priorities straight.
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While both parties share anti-establishment and euroskeptic characteristics, their policy priorities differ.
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They said they could make exceptions to fund critical U.S. national security priorities.
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At the company level, our budgets reflect our priorities for the coming year.
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Priorities USA Chairman Guy Cecil called the ruling a victory for voting rights.
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Second, our investments should emerge from a clear sense of 21st century priorities.
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Keeping America safe is one of the most important priorities of our government.
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Soros donated $5 million to Priorities USA Action, a top Democratic super PAC.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's policy priorities as though they were held by all Democrats.
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But he said Trump's priorities, and therefore public stance, could change last minute.
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Absent legislative reform, those costs will keep rising, crowding out other policy priorities.
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The key to doing less — but doing it well — is reevaluating your priorities.
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Yet this hasn't changed the way most companies talk about their hiring priorities.
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But the proposal is actually in line with some of Mr Trump's priorities.
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And to do that well, it means that we've got to set priorities.
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Meanwhile, Republicans appear to be announcing decisions on Democrats' priorities without them. Sen.
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Trauma has driven them to ask piercing questions about their priorities and values.
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First, it is unclear what its priorities are, or who is running it.
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But expecting unmarried women to have similar priorities or voting patterns is ludicrous.
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Lindsay Koshgarian directs the National Priorities Project at the Institute for Policy Studies.
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Apparent priorities—like those grammar schools—have failed to turn into flagship policies.
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One of the Turkish government's priorities is to relieve banks of bad loans.
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Other priorities are improving infrastructure, strengthening land-ownership rights and reforming the judiciary.
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The hardliners who are in charge in Tehran need to reconsider their priorities.
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Similarly, Liner questions the priorities one might have when dismissing a potential match.
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Piper Jaffray ranks penetration of the Chinese market among Airbnb's top three priorities.
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DONALD TRUMP has described his foreign-policy priorities in only the vaguest terms.
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Mr Trump seems to have two priorities: protecting gun rights and curbing abortion.
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He said the Trans-Pacific Partnership was one of his top five priorities.
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And it's imperative to convey your priorities clearly and repeatedly to your team.
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Zinke was also happy to align himself with Trump's other priorities like immigration.
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Lance said he is hoping that is one of the administration's early priorities.
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Confirming justices can consume months of Senate business and crowd out other priorities.
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Priorities USA Action, which backs Clinton, is running a nation-wide lens Monday.
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The party says freeing political prisoners will be one of its first priorities.
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"Among [her] priorities, Muslims are more important than the gay issue," he said.
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Question: I have trouble prioritizing tasks and adjusting my schedule when priorities change.
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But its priorities will surely lie in not getting into any more trouble.
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The administration bends its considerable powers to making the President's priorities become law.
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They&aposre so worried about the words and it reveals the lopsided priorities.
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Fighting corruption would be one of the priorities of his cabinet, he said.
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Among its priorities are clamping down on corruption and broadening the tax base.
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What I learned is this: Over everything else, you have to set priorities.
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"I don't believe in work-life balance, I believe in priorities," he explains.
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It was one of our 1st major priorities after ending the gov shutdown.
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The setting not only reflects Langdon's specialty, but also current movie industry priorities.
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That will offer a flavor of the new parliament's priorities for regulating competition.
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" Still, he promised, "Food, water and medical are top priorities - and doing well.
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As the legal battles continue, the president's legislative priorities are likely to suffer.
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Americans struggle to stretch their paychecks to cover several financial priorities at once.
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Is it any wonder this Congress doesn't reflect your values and your priorities?
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The first round of negotiations is when each side sets out its priorities.
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I then spend the week supporting the team to execute on these priorities.
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Mr Malpass's instincts may therefore fail to mesh with the bank's institutional priorities.
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Gulliver said that the financial industry has communicated its priorities to the government.
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There's a big difference, however, between setting priorities and suspending a law outright.
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