Risk management procedures have been improved, governance procedures have been improved.
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We use GPS arrival procedures and approach procedures and land using GPS.
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It's possible that if you are hospitalized for COVID-19, you won't undergo all of these procedures, might undergo different procedures, or could undergo additional procedures.
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Coronavirus screening procedures President Donald Trump announced Sunday new screening procedures for coronavirus.
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Global da Vinci procedures' nearly 18 percent increase over the year was driven primarily by growth in U.S. general surgery procedures and worldwide urologic procedures, the company added.
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The SEC also cited "Controls and Procedures"{here} rules requiring controls and procedures over making material disclosures.
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ASRM advised health professionals to hold off on in vitro fertilization procedures, intrauterine inseminations and elective procedures.
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So if harm reduction were sufficient reason to bypass ordinary procedures, those procedures would largely cease to exist.
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Oral hearings must use "formal rulemaking" procedures that mimic judicial procedures, requiring cross-examination and "on the record" decisions.
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"I think the procedures themselves remain the same and the procedures themselves I think are pretty sound," Wray replied.
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We're an active user of its dispute settlement procedures and we tend to do very well in those procedures.
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Both procedures are significantly cheaper if they're performed in an outpatient setting than in an inpatient setting, although in 2017 only 11% of knee procedures and 8% of hip procedures were performed on an outpatient basis.
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And they're getting more nonsurgical chemical procedures, like Botox and chemical peels — such procedures increased 17% from 2005 to 2014.
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I have great insurance, but it only pays 80% of procedures, and the procedures are hella expensive to begin with.
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Complications from abortion procedures are rare and other procedures, such as removing wisdom teeth, have greater risks associated with them.
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Was the manner of Mr. Stone's arrest consistent with the procedures, and procedures for the arrests of, similarly charged individuals?
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While men still only account for 9.5 percent of total procedures, they were the recipients of 1.2 million procedures in 2015.
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In addition to the nearly 2 million cosmetic surgical procedures performed in 2017, minimally invasive procedures rose to almost 43 million.
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Fiat cars showed "full compliance with emissions procedures" during tests "done while driving, and we excluded any misleading procedures", he said.
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According to a new report released by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, cosmetic procedures performed in the U.S. saw a 22.69 percent increase from 21.37, with minimally-invasive procedures seeing a slightly higher growth rate than surgical procedures.
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As the first step in matching, our team determines what legal procedures the intended parents need and what states allow such procedures.
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The top five surgical procedures were: Breast augmentation, which is intended to enlarge or change the shape of the breasts: 290,467 procedures.
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I'm coming from a place that too many trips to the doctor's, medical procedures, surgical procedures, could be and should be prevented.
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Although the TSA did announce heightened screening procedures in October 2017, it did not provide any information about its policies or procedures.
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The process of investigating misconduct allegations is in accordance with established MCSO policies and procedures and MadCo Personnel Department policies and procedures.
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Girls and women bravely spoke up and followed procedures in place to stop abusers like Lawrence G. Nassar, and those procedures failed.
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"It is difficult to pinpoint what causes complications after these invasive procedures because they include a large list of conditions, and also invasive procedures include a wide variety of diagnostic procedures from needle biopsy to thoracic surgery," Shih said by email.
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At the tactical level, professionals deal in dangerous and uncertain circumstances with a mix of judgment, gut instinct, and agreed procedures or standard operating procedures, while disasters happen through bad luck, erroneous judgment, and either inadequate or badly implemented procedures.
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McConnell attempts to attach skewed procedures to the resolution scheduling the impeachment trial, or if Democrats offer skewed procedures as an amendment to his resolution, senators of both parties should insist on sticking to the Senate's permanent impeachment trial procedures.
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"They are currently under the government's protection and are going through necessary procedures conducted by relevant agencies, which are standard procedures," Jeong said.
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"Treat your accounting procedures the same way that you do with your sales or marketing procedures, and stay consistent with it," says Krystina.
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Furthermore, Hilton told the Mail she believes Stewart has undergone additional cosmetic procedures in addition to her breasts — she claims Botox, specifically — but admits to spending $17,000 on cosmetic procedures herself, on breast implants, teeth bonding and Botox, among other beauty procedures.
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The agency based its latest decision on data collected from a registry of patient procedures performed in a real-world setting of 314 patients who had undergone aortic valve-in-valve procedures and 311 patients who had undergone mitral valve-in-valve procedures.
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While the new study can't say what procedures were most needed, the researchers estimate that about 7 percent of all procedures were obstetric surgeries.
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By 2004, it established a research ethics committee, created more comprehensive informed consent procedures, and strengthened procedures for investigating patient complaints, among other efforts.
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Of the 15.7 million minimally-invasive procedures in 2017, nearly half were Botulinum Toxin Type A injections, better known as Botox (7.23 million procedures).
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The subsequent employers gain inside knowledge about congressional procedures and lawmaking from those who know the players and procedures and sometimes wrote the laws.
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Sullivan said that because of the price disparities, and because the outcomes for outpatient procedures are as good or better than inpatient procedures, several of the procedures examined "are seeing a dramatic increase" in the number of people choosing to get treatment as an outpatient.
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Currently, N26 has three different procedures depending on the country and works with a third-party company called SafeNed for some of the verification procedures.
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Procedures someone else might have kept private — it turns out that many of Hagberg Fisher's friends have quietly undergone medical procedures and surgeries — she doesn't.
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While the specialty coffee machines and usage procedures are of the highest industry standards, we have immediately reinforced proper cleaning procedures with all McDonald's restaurants.
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In August 2015, Italy passed a decree law shortening bankruptcy procedures, simplifying forced sales of collateral procedures and allowing tax deduction of loan loss provisions.
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For example, immersive virtual reality systems are starting to be developed for use by patients during painful procedures, such as dental procedures or changing burns dressings.
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When these procedures do happen, they could be an induction of labor, or some highly skilled providers can perform dilation and extraction procedures past 24 weeks.
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Restrictive laws do not appear to lower the number of procedures, but do increase the likelihood of health risks to women who must seek unsafe procedures.
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While these findings suggest that buttock procedures are having a moment, several procedures still outrank them overall, including breast augmentations, liposuction, nose reshaping, and eyelid surgeries.
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The procedures Some of the prior decisions focused on the failure of the administration to properly prepare immigrants and agencies for the change in entry procedures.
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Now the Food and Drug Administration has warned that there is no evidence cancer patients receiving robotic procedures live longer than those who have traditional procedures.
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Fabric accepts that its procedures in relation to searching were insufficient, as were its procedures to prevent the consumption and dealing of drugs within the club itself.
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"We are reviewing our training procedures to ensure that our after school grant program staff is properly trained in dismissal procedures," the school said in a statement.
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" Kennedy expressed some concern that the law would increase the number of surgical procedures as opposed to medical procedures and that that "may not be medically wise.
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Hospitals have started to cancel elective procedures as the coronavirus pandemic rages in the US.The US Surgeon General called on health systems to stop performing elective procedures.
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Sometimes, court documents said, patients underwent procedures they did not want in exchange for promises that Morrow would perform the cosmetic procedures they really wanted, officials said.
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The Senate is considering the repeal bill under special procedures that preclude a Democratic filibuster, but the procedures also limit what can be included in the bill.
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"We're not adding cosmetic procedures, we're adding confidence procedures," Ms. Docherty said at the Lenox location, a Gilded Age mansion that has undergone a $10 million renovation.
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Da Vinci procedures grew almost 23.54 percent worldwide, with a 213-percent jump reported outside the United States, driven by prostatectomies and strong growth in U.S. hernia procedures.
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"He added that the procedures can often cost about $40,000 to $50,000, and many of the procedures are done by swindlers who are "preying on these vulnerable men.
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Yin called for clear rules and procedures on who qualifies to make certain investments, and said information disclosure procedures should be improved while risk management is made easier.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma said her agency will release guidance recommending providers limit all "nonessential" elective medical and surgical procedures, including dental procedures.
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Abortion is already one of the safest medical procedures performed, with a lower complication rate than many other outpatient procedures that are not subject to similarly stringent regulations.
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Second, election tampering, either by a foreign power or by a domestic actor, is inevitable, so we need detailed procedures to follow — both technical procedures to figure out what happened, and legal procedures to figure out what to do — that will efficiently get us to a fair and equitable election resolution.
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At a minimum, the policy should explain: Train employees on the policy and procedures Once policies and procedures are developed and implemented, introduce and educate employees on them clearly defining how the policies and procedures will govern and protect, what their rights and responsibilities are, and the consequences for shirking them.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture said it was not aware of any new inspection procedures by China for U.S. meat and had not been notified of any new procedures.
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As for why men are opting for more permanent procedures rather than injectibles, Neavin explains that the more invasive procedures allow for a more precise sculpting of the mouth.
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While Citi had strict procedures in place to screen employees who were registered or intended to become registered, the bank had looser procedures for non-registered employees, FINRA found.
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The changes will "establish new biosecurity principles, amend testing procedures for Mycoplasma, clarify laboratory procedures for Salmonella, and add new diagnostic tests for Mycoplasma and Salmonella," among other things.
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Lacking sufficient health care, many trans women use platforms like GoFundMe or Indiegogo to raise money for the procedures that they need—procedures their doctors have often deemed necessary.
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Abraaj has said KPMG conducted a review based on agreed-upon procedures and had verified that all payments and receipts in the fund were in line with agreed procedures.
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"DNI Clapper very much wanted all ODNI processes to be documented in ODNI procedures rather than legacy CIA procedures," Litt said Clapper did not return a message seeking comment.
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Although VA's justifications for these procedures involve providing veterans with a faster decision on a pending appeal, speed should not come at the expense of important due process procedures.
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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma said her agency will issue guidance that recommends providers limit all "nonessential" elective medical and surgical procedures, including dental procedures.
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"All of us have made a lot of changes to our cleaning procedures, changes to our on board procedures, to gloves, sanitation," said Alaska Air Chief Executive Brad Tilden.
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Schumer's proposed procedures, however, go above and beyond the bipartisan procedures hammered-out by Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott (R-Miss.) and Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.
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The top five minimally invasive procedures were: Botox, a drug that can be injected into the face in an effort to smooth the appearance of facial wrinkles: 22015 million procedures.
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It is unclear how widely the manual's procedures are used throughout USCIS, or if its procedures are identical to those used for vetting all refugees or other types of immigrants.
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It also cites a 22017 study concluding that its procedures led to no more serious side effects than other injection-based therapies, and fewer side effects than more invasive procedures.
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"All of us have made a lot of changes to our cleaning procedures, changes to our onboard procedures, to gloves, sanitation," said Alaska Air Group Inc Chief Executive Brad Tilden.
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With procedures like tummy tucks, nose jobs and breasts augmentations, the couple submitted millions of dollars in insurance claims by labeling the cosmetic procedures as "medically necessary," the statement said.
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This time, Saudi Arabia has promised to "begin legal procedures for immediate understandings with brotherly and friendly countries and international companies to apply the same procedures as soon as possible".
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The ASPS released new data earlier this month that revealed 313,735 breast augmentation procedures were performed in 2018, which was a 4% jump from the 300,378 procedures conducted in 2017.
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Fda for company's new post-dermal-procedures product * Co's dermatology division, intraderm, will begin marketing post-dermal-procedures product in us beginning march 2017 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The backbone of administrative law, the Administrative Procedures Act (APA), was itself borne out of concern that the agencies created under the New Deal needed uniform procedures and more public accountability.
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CNBC Battle of the Beer Labels, 2016 Voting Rules and Procedures These Voting Rules and Procedures are subject to change at any time at the sole discretion of CNBC LLC ( "CNBC").
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At the same time, National Amusements could invoke the seldom-used summary procedures in the Delaware code for contested elections of directors and procedures to confirm the validity of its appointments.
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Whether it be hormone treatment, top surgery, or other medical procedures, the choice to undergo gender-affirming procedures is entirely up to the individual, and not a hard and fast rule.
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" The reports said the BOP instructors were assigned to temporary duty at COBALT, training guards in "restraint techniques, escort procedures, security checks, entrance procedures, cell searches, watch calls, and patdown searches.
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London-based app maker Touch Surgery creates a series of apps to help surgeons train ahead of complicated surgery procedures, or to familiarize themselves with new surgical tools, equipment and procedures.
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"All of us have made a lot of changes to our cleaning procedures, changes to our on board procedures, to gloves, sanitation," said Alaska Air Group Inc Chief Executive Brad Tilden.
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These include: some mutual recognition of standards; more transparency in certain dispute procedures; opening up South Korea's national drug reimbursement program to American companies; and changes to Korean customs inspection procedures.
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Create standard operating procedures for bookkeepingWithout specific procedures to update your bookkeeping every month, you&aposll not only be overwhelmed when tax season comes — you may have to pay more taxes.
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Hospitals with 5-star ratings, for example, performed fewer types of gastrointestinal procedures and a narrower selection of heart procedures than hospitals that received fewer stars under the patient experience ranking system.
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"On North Korea participating in a sports event in South Korea, if they apply to come under regulations and procedures, our position is to approve it under regulations and procedures," he added.
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It will also examine procedures to identify missing migrants, including using DNA to reunite families, as well as procedures that can help to uphold the rights of surviving relatives of the missing.
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An unsecured creditor has objected to Furie Operating Alaska LLC's motion for an order approving its sales procedures, arguing the procedures could lead to a takeover by the bankrupt energy producer's lenders.
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Cardiac rehab has previously been found effective for patients recovering from other types of procedures after heart attacks or procedures to place stents to prop open arteries, researchers note in JAMA Cardiology.
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And given that coverage for such procedures was generally excluded from most health insurance plans, only trans people who could afford the expensive procedures could even dream of legally changing their genders.
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However, many offer similar procedures to treat erectile dysfunction, and some will frame them as male enhancement procedures as well, says University of Minnesota professor Leigh Turner, who studies stem cell markets.
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Dr. Michael Salzhauer aka Dr. Miami performed the procedures on Lowry, 23, Brittany, 21, and Briana, 24, and spoke to PEOPLE exclusively about the operations as well as the controversy surrounding these procedures.
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The CDC said the cruise line has increased disinfection procedures, collected stool specimens from passengers and sent the public health and sanitation manager from the cruise line's corporate office to oversee sanitation procedures.
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Thighlighting is a new term for a collection of plastic surgery procedures that add up to full-leg makeovers: think thigh lifts, calf implants, inner and outer thigh contouring, laser procedures, and liposuction.
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They often bill for more expensive procedures than they performed, in order to make more money, or avoid billing for procedures that they know will land a huge bill in the patient's lap.
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By practicing procedures over and over — more than most dental school graduates, who must also study a broad range of diagnostic and disease issues — therapists can hone procedures, she said, to an art.
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But traditional due process applies to criminal rather than civil cases or procedures for a reason: criminal procedures have a huge potential to destroy people's lives in a manner that cannot be remedied.
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"The issue becomes, if there is a very detailed procedure for approval or disapproval of pipelines, whether the U.S. followed those procedures or whether it went beyond the criteria or procedures," Gantz said.
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Asseri acknowledged that procedures had not been followed in Marib.
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He has shown scant interest in improving slipshod planning procedures.
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Yet, they also represent a miniscule number of abortion procedures.
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Only Spain and Brazil do more vaginal procedures per head.
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"He only explained the schedule and the procedures," he said.
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If they didn't follow the proper procedures, then too bad.
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Criminal procedures would be launched only against those caught repeatedly.
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Earlier, firefighters blamed faulty electric wiring and substandard security procedures.
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The migrants were going through health checks and identification procedures.
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He said agents followed procedures in arresting suspected gang members.
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It also reinvigorated talk among Democrats about possible impeachment procedures.
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The bill also provides insurance requirements to cover abortion procedures.
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About half of women who have miscarriages undergo these procedures.
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Security procedures aren't specifically designed to guard against the deranged.
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UCLA officials said they will review all campus safety procedures.
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For there is more to leadership than Mrs May's procedures.
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Military folks tend to be good at following operational procedures.
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Under Trump, asylum application procedures have come under particular scrutiny.
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Command on the ship began search and rescue procedures immediately.
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There are huge differences in the cost of medical procedures.
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And bans on specific procedures will find stronger legal footing.
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The September accident also raised concerns about SpaceX's loading procedures.
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Boeing says it followed procedures when designing the 737 MAX.
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Some new procedures have been introduced for Financial List cases.
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Create a working group that examines internal practices and procedures.
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They're also getting these temporary procedures done for special events.
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I wanted someone who had done thousands of these procedures.
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Their procedures and results are always open to democratic dispute.
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Most of those procedures were on prostate glands and uteruses.
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He stood by her through some very intense surgical procedures.
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We are not going to comment further on security procedures.
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Broward Health canceled all outpatient procedures on Thursday and Friday.
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Training surgeons on specific surgical procedures is expensive and hard.
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Only then can the procedures be routinely covered by insurance.
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Are they claiming that the procedures don't have any risks?
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When involuntary removal procedures are required, specific protocols are followed.
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The company has taken actions, however, to boost compliance procedures.
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The new procedures are being tested at the following airports:
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Bright line regulations focus on specific procedures and define rules.
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To some extent the scrutiny simply reflected accepted investigative procedures.
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But their opinion doesn't affect my common sense and procedures.
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He says the bank's procedures comply with U.S. financial regulations.
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But his decision is inconsistent with DOJ policy and procedures.
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Discriminatory hiring procedures are also a curse for young immigrants.
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The dispute focused on Valeant's billing procedures with specialty pharmacies.
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Still, the procedures he's undergoing may be painful and unpleasant.
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Israel imposes strict export procedures which greatly increase transport costs.
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Johnson and a team of doctors performed three complex procedures.
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Concerns have been raised that the firm's procedures and practices.
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Only emergency cover was provided; 5,000 surgical procedures were cancelled.
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Committee rules, processes and procedures are how Congress organizes itself.
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With abandoned leads, procedures took longer and had more complications.
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Of those that can, few can apply standard resuscitation procedures.
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Cigna said none of those 3 procedures were medically necessary.
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The Food and Drug Administration does not regulate surgical procedures.
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The procedures were repeated in 28 sessions over eight weeks.
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Children sell lemonade to pay for family member's medical procedures.
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But what is needed goes beyond tactics, techniques, and procedures.
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Clinton's conduct regarding classification procedures while at the State Department.
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All hospital protocols and procedures are being scrutinized, he said.
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Tesla did announce some procedures to deal with this conflict.
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Retailers have to implement procedures that prevent fraud, Oliver said.
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She said she routinely gives patients options for sterilization procedures.
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"Security procedures are based on national regulations," the board stated.
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The House vote may have been necessary to establish procedures.
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I did not perform these routine maintenance procedures with rigor.
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These common procedures could now require general anesthesia, he said.
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Patients, of course, want better medicines, better procedures — and hope.
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As of 193, there have been 4 million procedures performed.
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But not all of the facility's procedures are so mundane.
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"These are permanent or semipermanent invasive procedures here," he says.
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And both these procedures had lower mortality than unilateral mastectomy.
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The PCC said the deal did not follow correct procedures.
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Costco isn't the only grocery chain reevaluating its sample procedures.
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Mr. Dick smartly summarizes complex procedures and cites exasperating statistics.
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The extensive lockdown procedures mean the storms rarely cause deaths.
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Many charity websites will walk you through the vetting procedures.
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The bureau has long had procedures to protect respondents' confidentiality.
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Other questions are being raised about the company's training procedures.
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That is why airlines continue to tinker with boarding procedures.
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Businesses just cannot thrive today off of old procedures. Sorry.
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Existing procedures have simply proven too weak to do so.
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It said these alternative procedures would involve random staff checks.
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Neither India nor Pakistan could not attend under Council procedures.
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The shortfalls forced hospitals to cancel procedures and delay treatments.
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The Senate appointed an outside lawyer to examine its procedures.
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Sol has qualms about the microdosing and the other procedures.
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Establishing — or undermining — credibility puts women through arduous legal procedures.
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The procedures require the N.S.A. to cover up American identities.
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Breast reconstruction after cancer surgery accounts for another 100,000 procedures.
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I don't remember all the different procedures I've been through.
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These procedures are robust and effective in identifying compliance incidents.
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It is important that we always adapt our security procedures.
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Updating job descriptions and policies and procedures is an imperative.
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Mr. Trump said he needed time to tighten screening procedures.
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These procedures violate the consent requirements under federal tax law.
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The rule toughens other kinds of grievance procedures as well.
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California Democrat Katie Porter fought with her over committee procedures.
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Another testified that he was unfamiliar with police arrest procedures.
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During flights, airlines sometimes share captioned videos of safety procedures.
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He wears an eyebrow piercing everyday and scrubs during procedures.
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And then, deviating from normal procedures, Mr. Sessions took jurisdiction.
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The Vatican said it would review security procedures after that.
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Alternatively, Congress can craft proper appointment procedures for EAB members.
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"We need to start working together on procedures," said Sen.
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But in the 1970s and '80s, screening procedures were insufficient.
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Those procedures were developed and tested during organized crime trials.
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However, the Senate bill still includes similar punitive verification procedures.
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The effects of those procedures were still clearly visible Saturday.
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Typically, these procedures would cost in the thousands of dollars.
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Go deeper: House votes to formalize Trump impeachment inquiry procedures
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"(The new procedures) have worked very, very well," Willman said.
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Others describe having to devise their own ad hoc procedures.
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The test procedures will now go into effect March 22019.
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Many clandestine procedures are carried out with limited medical oversight.
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What procedures are in place for fire drills or evacuations?
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She did not miss any arguments after the earlier procedures.
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They are rushing through a bill without the normal procedures.
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Procedures for investigation and prosecution lend themselves to widespread abuse.
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The decree gave bishops one year to establish new procedures.
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Doctors and others involved in the procedures were also charged.
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He added that Boeing and regulators had followed standard procedures.
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"I've seen births complicated by these procedures," says midwife, Lucia.
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The reliability of such procedures is based on sound science.
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The new procedures could be in place for a Sept.
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"We do have policies and procedures for handling emotionally disturbed people, and it looks like that some of those procedures weren't followed," O'Neill said during a speech to the Citizens Crime Commission in Manhattan.
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Gynecologists Kavita Shah Arora and Allan Jacobs said procedures that slightly changed the look of a girl's genitalia without damaging them were comparable to male circumcision or cosmetic procedures in Western countries like labiaplasty.
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When they arrive and as they seek to deregulate, they will generally have to follow the same procedures under the Administrative Procedures Act to revoke and amend regulation as they would to promulgate regulations.
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She and other museum officials are reportedly looking for new ways to make sure that the NMNH can go beyond the bureaucratic procedures that have often made the SI's procedures ineffective and victim unfriendly.
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Still, many women swear there are completely valid reasons for these procedures — that their lives are changed for the better because of them, even for the procedures that seem totally about looks, like labiaplasty.
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The medical community does not even see any merit in Texas's restrictions: the mortality rate of abortions is miniscule — 0.6 per 100,000 procedures, which is less than childbirth mortality of 8.8 per 85033,000 procedures.
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Japanese ambassador Junichi Ihara told the WTO meeting that the change in trade procedures was Japan's prerogative, was nothing unusual, and reflected Seoul's failure to maintain dialogue on the mutual streamlining of trade procedures.
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We clearly did not do a good job of our closing procedures for this club on Saturday night and will reinforce our club procedures so that this incident doesn&apost occur in the future.
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Currently, practicing medical procedures in real life has limitations: Physicians will attempt procedures and learn to use tools on already dead animals that don't bleed or react the way that a live human body would.
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It said instrument and accessory revenue rose 14 percent as procedures using da Vincis climbed 203 percent, driving by growth in U.S. general surgeries and urological procedures, such as prostate surgeries, outside the United States.
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The 45-year-old fitness trailer has since had five procedures in six months, including two ablations (a surgical procedures to create scar tissue inside the heart) and three cardioversions (electrical shocks to the heart).
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The airline claimed the uniforms improved communication and passenger safety procedures.
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If drugs didn't work, women could visit practitioners for instrumental procedures.
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Disclaimer: Lump-popping procedures should only be performed by trained professionals.
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JBS said all exporting plants in Brazil followed strict international procedures.
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Ever since, Gunvalson has been upfront about her plastic surgery procedures.
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Hundreds of businesses compete to help them navigate the labyrinthine procedures.
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However, it outlines procedures for how citizens can share that footage.
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These less invasive procedures can be especially useful in sensitive situations.
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Their AML policies and procedures are posted online through open sources.
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I'm going to need you to read through these emergency procedures.
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Uterus transplantation is one of those procedures that isn't life-saving.
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The top five minimally invasive procedures were the same in 2015.
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Liposuction, which is intended to remove excess body fat: 226,2740 procedures.
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Lion Country Safari said it is reviewing its policies and procedures.
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Enhanced supervision procedures are normally kept private and can follow fines.
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We would reimburse any employee living in Utah for their procedures.
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Procedures have been established for handling complaints that reach the board.
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Egregious violations of the bank's security procedures have also been uncovered.
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Ironically, undergoing the emergency procedures, eased her fear to an extent.
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And offshore employees had a whole new company's procedures to learn.
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His wife was far less experienced and untrained in emergency procedures.
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The same goes for other procedures like eyelash tinting or bedazzling.
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It called for simplified visa procedures for its citizens and firms.
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The process can bypass World Trade Organization procedures for adjudicating grievances.
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In 2016, Americans alone spent 16 billion dollars on cosmetic procedures.
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Previous impeachment investigations had different procedures: There is no set process.
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The school district is also reviewing its procedures following the incident.
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We hope it has no relation to the ongoing court procedures.
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I think what will be difficult is returning to past procedures.
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"There are many websites that advertise for these procedures," he said.
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House Democrats on Tuesday introduced a resolution outlining procedures for impeachment.
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Between 53 and 2013, Medicare paid $470 million for these procedures.
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We might have new procedures, new therapies — hell, even a cure!
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Formal hospital medical reports and procedures are still being carried out.
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He said the committee would recommend improvements to the company's procedures.
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Our employees followed established procedures for dealing with situations like this.
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It also comes as more states adopt restrictions on abortion procedures.
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We have procedures for doing these things that we always follow.
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The talk hadn't been scheduled through proper "university procedures", he said.
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Overturning wrongful convictions has changed the DA's office procedures and training.
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He is currently undergoing medical procedures but is in stable condition.
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These procedures, combined with precision strike capabilities, safeguard civilians and infrastructure.
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The committee is to meet Tuesday to discuss rules and procedures.
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Of those, 3,818 were turned away; the rest followed asylum procedures.
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"Safety is much more than running concepts and procedures," he said.
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Q4: Did new intelligence drive a decision to modify security procedures?
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The doctor teleoperates the instruments to pull off more precise procedures.
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We used harmonised procedures for recruitment, follow-up and data collection.
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The shortages caused multiple medical procedures to be canceled or delayed.
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"These procedures should almost never be done," Muir told the Guardian.
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Public schools were open and operating under standard blackout operating procedures.
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Often, outgoing and uneducated volunteers train incoming foreigners to do procedures.
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What they do have is influence over congressional rules and procedures.
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Democratic procedures are being degraded, destroyed, their value is being destroyed.
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It allows for less invasive procedures and doesn't require a sternotomy.
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And they've managed to entrench their power through these dubious procedures.
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Just Father Time and some procedures I've had over the time.
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Some computer-automated passing didn't comply with road laws and procedures.
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He added that insurers would "always have robust procedures in place".
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In the presentation the speaker compared abortion procedures to the Holocaust.
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In 2013, 6% of IVF procedures involved screening for specific diseases.
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Plastic surgery and beauty procedures are hugely popular in South Korea.
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And her commitment to Senate rules and procedures is well documented.
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WTO rules and procedures cover 98 percent of all global trade.
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The test procedures will now go into effect on March 21.
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Issues involving standard operating procedures are very rare, said Lt. Cmdr.
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Training procedures are divided into two separate components, according to Kuan.
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The test procedures will now go into effect on March 85033.
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Medical procedures are often essential, but they come at a cost
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Emirates declined to discuss the new procedures in detail on Thursday.
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However, she has her own safety equipment and knows safety procedures.
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A federal commission soon exposed the Custom House's drolly named procedures.
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Hong Kong police are following procedures devised by British colonial administrators.
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Beryllium can be handled safely, however, if proper procedures are followed.
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So there were no procedures and policies established to handle it.
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In 2015, Xytex's president, Kevin M. O'Brien, defended the company's procedures.
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But those same health professionals are unfamiliar with other critical procedures.
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Other procedures include pricking or nicking the clitoris or clitoral hood.
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These panels can come up with procedures to thwart Mr. Trump.
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Franks opposes abortion rights as well as procedures that discard embryos.
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Fixed-foundation turbines require highly specialized equipment, vessels and installation procedures.
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"It used to be a want," he said of his procedures.
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Schools and colleges closed, hospital procedures were delayed, and railways halted.
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The court's new procedures apply to opinions issued after October 2015.
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EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox said the raises followed standard agency procedures.
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The controversy prompted the NFL to change its game ball procedures.
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The crew were practicing air drop procedures during Operation Christmas Drop.
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Along with other cosmetic procedures, fillers have become popular holiday gifts.
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Therefore, rigid policies and procedures, and documentation of such is essential.
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Miller said Boeing now has procedures in place to avoid FOD.
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Those procedures must be approved by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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And procedures keep senior officials totally separate from contract award decisions.
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I expect all employees to follow our processes, procedures and policies.
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Nearly all of these procedures were later revealed to be unnecessary.
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"Depending on results, we will strengthen up voting procedures!" he tweeted.
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I've held hands during therapy, during abortion procedures, during rape kits.
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Facial SurgeryThere are two surgery procedures for attaining a smaller face.
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Their focus was narrow, solely on BLM valuation and auctioning procedures.
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He also asked the government to speed up its approval procedures.
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Trump apparently doesn't think Biden's supposed procedures did him any favors.
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During Clinton's impeachment, these procedures were approved unanimously by the Senate.
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After that, violations will follow the city's standard civil citation procedures.
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A significant number of these procedures can be avoided or delayed.
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We have rules and procedures to try to address those concerns.
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While the procedures are tightly controlled, there have been reversals before.
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Our procedures that we have to do every day haven't changed.
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"They were in court procedures for almost six years," he said.
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We review our procedures and which students we have concerns about.
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Indeed, they are common procedures when undertaking covert public corruption investigations.
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The pain of the procedures increased, and her self-confidence plummeted.
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EPA's security procedures have not deviated over the past 14 years.
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The records included patient demographics, diagnoses, procedures, medication and other data.
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Medical procedures generally make me feel queasy, so there was that.
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The department has also added security and screening procedures at hotels.
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This could encourage prospective procedures like contact tracing and symptom monitoring.
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Furthermore, the financial support for such customized prosthetic procedures didn't last.
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Officials said Facebook refused to allow audits of its privacy procedures.
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He also described Japanese food safety procedures as a huge hurdle.
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They used the same instruments in successive procedures without cleaning them.
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Procedures were quickly put in place to avoid a similar outcome.
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Surgeons are even rationing procedures because of a shortage of sutures.
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TSA continually reviews procedures to improve security and the passenger experience.
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It's just father time and some procedures I've had over time.
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Additionally, we've doubled down on industry-leading sanitization and handwashing procedures.
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These laws also generally apply to the isolation procedures mentioned above.
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But these heavy plate sections are very dependent on welding procedures.
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Buyers or patients must be wary even about seemingly minor procedures.
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Those recalls prompted the F.D.A. to revamp some of its procedures.
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We get that, so that's why we're setting up screening procedures.
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The bill would mandate the disclosure of procedures' costs up front.
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Sometimes someone doesn't follow proper procedures and needs to be punished.
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ET -- after the debate over rules and procedures will have begun.
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Procedures would potentially allow them to add their statements or clarifications.
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The training allows workers to be certified in various manufacturing procedures.
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Those procedures aren't cheap, and many parents wouldn't allow them anyway.
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Some have offered their own proposals for revising Appellate Body procedures.
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The secretary of state will create procedures for making such determinations.
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The US hospital has completed over 320 such procedures since 2011.
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My colleague Nick Fandos wrote a helpful preview of those procedures.
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"It gives procedures, it gives penalties, it sets standards," Lighthizer said.
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McConnell negotiate special procedures like those used in President Clinton's trial.
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And third-trimester procedures are a small fraction of all abortions.
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Pelosi, however, has demanded to see the resolution setting the procedures.
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Rather, the Senate passes a resolution first laying out trial procedures.
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They are both subject to the same laws and removal procedures.
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We need consistency in pricing for high end technology and procedures.
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After work she started undergoing laser procedures to repair the retina.
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Stories later surfaced of patients being harmed by stem cell procedures.
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I follow all rules, procedures, regulations and most importantly the law.
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But not all the security procedures will be visible to travelers.
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Reform of some legal procedures and attitudes may well be necessary.
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Real reform will reduce offices and procedures that reinforce this isolation.
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He was not permitted to perform autopsies or any other procedures.
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He said the new procedures did not weaken protections for civilians.
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Oklahoma hasn't executed anyone since as the state revamps its procedures.
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The schools tried to fight the outbreak with extra cleaning procedures.
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Streamlining data request procedures can free up capacity for meaningful research.
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Procedures once in place are more likely to remain in place.
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It argues that proper procedures were followed in obtaining FISA warrants.
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Subjects who received sham procedures reported just as much pain relief.
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In terms of pain relief, the two procedures were roughly equivalent.
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Walgreens agreed to new procedures to crack down on illegal prescriptions.
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While these procedures ended successfully, clinics in Shenzhen can be terrifying.
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The $500 is for procedures, and other expenses are covered separately.
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The clinics offering such procedures are a recent phenomenon to boot.
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This is worrisome as stem cell procedures are not risk free.
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First, what types of procedures are in place to prevent this?
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Although such procedures remain extremely rare, they are on the increase.
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Calls for new immigration screening procedures The executive order also calls for the secretaries of state and homeland security, the director of national intelligence and the FBI director to develop and implement new immigration screening procedures.
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Indeed, many of the procedures outlined in the resolution, and in a related set of procedures drawn up by the Judiciary Committee, are in line with those followed in the impeachment inquiries in 1974 and 1998.
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Ihara said Japan was one of many countries that regularly reviewed their export controls, and Japan had voluntarily simplified its trade procedures with South Korea in 2004, trusting that Seoul would improve its own trade procedures.
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Canada said U.S. procedures broke the WTO's Anti-Dumping Agreement, the Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and the Understanding on Rules and Procedures Governing the Settlement of Disputes.
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When Saudi Arabia broke ties with Qatar on June 5 it promised to "begin legal procedures for immediate understandings with brotherly and friendly countries and international companies to apply the same procedures as soon as possible".
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While many national Churches have procedures for the faithful to report sexual abuse of minors or vulnerable adults by a priest, there are no clear procedures to report suspicion of abuse or negligence by a bishop.
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Alves' 72 procedures have cost more than $750,000, and doctors have warned him that his surgical obsession may also cost him his health if he doesn't stop undergoing additional cosmetic procedures, he told the Daily Mail.
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" Katherine Lugar, chief executive of the American Hotel & Lodging Association, said in a statement that "hotels have safety and security procedures in place that are regularly reviewed, tested and updated as are their emergency response procedures.
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Now, this chart doesn't mean that you'll undergo all indicated procedures if you check into a hospital or visit urgent care with flu-like symptoms — it's just identifying possible procedures that might occur for coronavirus treatment.
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It said all decisions relating to the deal underwent the relevant procedures for corporate approval, that the deal was supported by governments where participants are based, and was subject to compliance procedures in the relevant jurisdictions.
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There are other procedures in which surgeons can create a penis using a patient's own tissue and a prosthetic device to achieve erections, but this patient had so much tissue loss that those procedures weren't an option.
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To avoid compliance hassles, providers could be given a safe harbor if they report all of their accepted prices for procedures to a public database so that everyone could see the real prices accepted for various procedures.
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"Management companies are required to have procedures to handle issues related to redemption, subscription and valuation of fund assets to ensure all investors are treated fairly, and they should keep investors informed of such procedures," he said.
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The administration appears intent on proposing that dispute settlement procedures under NAFTA be nonbinding, breaking from the consistent efforts of Congress and past U.S. administrations over decades to make such procedures in trade agreements binding and enforceable.
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"If, as a result of this (new) investigation, it is demonstrated that Iberdrola's control procedures have been overruled, the company will adopt all the necessary measures in accordance with the established procedures," it said in a statement.
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In an ambulatory setting, the total cost of Essure procedures was found to be $20163,287 per case and laparoscopic procedures $1,398 per case, according to a 20.11 study published in the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada.
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Antibiotics before dental procedures are recommended for a small subset of patients with certain medical conditions, to prevent a serious heart infection that might arise from the release of oral bacteria into the bloodstream during the procedures.
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The China National Tourism Administration said it has initiated emergency response procedures.
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Drilling began "without needed planning, equipment, skills, or procedures," the board said.
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The resignations raised questions about the thoroughness of the administration's vetting procedures.
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And, often, medics know procedures are under evaluation, which may change behaviour.
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Abelson says Mary had confided in her about her upcoming medical procedures.
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But the procedures can be extremely painful and have had mixed results.
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So, you know, it&aposs a different set of operating procedures there.
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Procedures can be made public or private and can be optionally forked.
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Authorities say they will bypass normal legislative procedures to expedite the bill.
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These procedures aim to prevent avalanches while guests are at the resort.
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City policies and procedures will be reviewed and revised as deemed necessary.
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Beauty procedures are relatively more benign treatments like manicures and, yes, blowouts.
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Inducing labor is one of the most common procedures pregnant women undergo.
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Ryan Zinke followed all the rules, all the regulations, all the procedures.
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The trial is expected to focus on medical evidence and department procedures.
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We can, however, put a number on the price of medical procedures.
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Nose reshaping, intended to alter the shape of the nose: 220,290 procedures.
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That's the piece that requires us to rethink our policies and procedures.
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"Not following prescribed procedures is unacceptable," said Menno Snel in the letter.
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The lawsuit claimed the clinic performed procedures on Rivers without her consent.
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Medical-device makers cite onerous licensing procedures and seed firms lengthy approvals.
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He said some displayed a lack of understanding about basic FBI procedures.
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But these techniques are still experimental compared with more mainstream medical procedures.
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Both airlines have implemented the new procedures with more paperwork and oversight.
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And better procedures do not in themselves create better judges or justice.
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These "vigilante tactics," they added, impeded the proper procedures for making accusations.
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We will update tonight's ticket buyers on Monday with the refund procedures.
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For his part, he claims he was just performing routine medical procedures.
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Throughout the incident, the U.S. soldiers followed all established procedures and protocols.
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Membership has always been a lifelong honor, with no procedures for expulsion.
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The EU said it will assess Spotify's complaint through its standard procedures.
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There will be practices and procedures that are backstreet and not transparent.
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He is being closely monitored after undergoing medical procedures over the weekend.
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AI should not be a replacement for standard business rules or procedures.
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Dr. Miami — performed the procedures on Lowry, Briana and Briana's sister, Brittany.
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We created greater regulation on abortion clinics, where there were horrific procedures.
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The soldiers' response, it said, was in accordance with "standard operating procedures".
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He said the shutdown was forced on the company without proper procedures.
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The on-call doctor arrived shortly after and finished the delivery procedures.
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The Clinton campaign declined to comment on its procedures for vetting staff.
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With America's government partially shuttered, the SEC's approval procedures are on hold.
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Officials at CTC headquarters led by Jose Rodriguez insisted the procedures continue.
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"They have to certify it and do all the procedures," Brown said.
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Replacements have been appointed under revised procedures that give parliament more say.
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Moreover, though both teams used immunostaining, their procedures differed in other respects.
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The regulations had "nothing to do with ability to perform medical procedures".
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In 2016, Americans spent more than $16 billion on plastic surgery procedures.
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Even when she has had health insurance, it never covered cosmetic procedures.
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Examples include the way new customers are taken on, and security procedures.
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Well over a dozen are suing for damages through civil procedures, though.
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"We have developed entire product, including production, protocols and procedures," said Zhu.
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Then they must start over with expensive fertility treatments, medicines, and procedures.
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"We must speed up approval procedures" for investment, she said in May.
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That requires speeding up and harmonising procedures for insolvency and recovering collateral.
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The service has been used in more than 2,000 procedures to date.
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Nassar told investigators his procedures were medically necessary, including touching patients' breasts.
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Those barriers include China's domestic industrial subsidies, licensing procedures and other regulations.
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Rulings can only be challenged or reviews in accordance with military procedures.
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These tend to be later procedures, which can cost $10,000 to $15,000.
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And limit the use of high-cost, low-value procedures where possible.
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Yet, surgery centers are very lucrative because they don't handle emergency procedures.
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For urgent visits, about three-quarters involved diagnostics and half involved procedures.
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Public health staff worked with the facility to improve infection control procedures.
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AML refers to the procedures, laws or regulations to stop money laundering.
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The procedures are free and conducted by the Tennessee Department of Health.
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Apple says it has "emergency procedures" in place At the hearing, Rep.
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We standardized safety procedures and held error-prevention training for 28503,22019 employees.
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These procedures will only apply to historical CIA records that are classified.
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Trump officials say that Iraq has enhanced their security procedures for vetting.
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Safety procedures appear to have at least partially worked to protect staff.
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Certain procedures such as elective cosmetic surgeries have been excluded from eligibility.
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Nationally, there has been a dramatic rise in men getting cosmetic procedures.
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Partly because, institutionally speaking, they lack the GOP's willingness to hijack procedures.
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The Hyde Amendment already prevents government money from paying for abortion procedures.
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You need the strength that food gives you to withstand these procedures.
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These procedures cannot be learned overnight; they require years of specialized training.
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I pondered this image of Nunez performing medical procedures in a car.
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We have no way of knowing whether the current procedures are optimal.
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However, we also believe that adequate safety practices and procedures are available.
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She's since had three procedures and five stents put in her heart.
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"Denti-Cal reimbursements are below actual costs for many procedures," she said.
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It can mean procedures that have been covered no longer are covered.
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Human rights groups say the tribunal's procedures fall short of international standards.
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The House is set to vote on the inquiry's procedures on Thursday.
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It's since brought in more safety procedures to keep its workers safe.
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Carhart, which allowed a law to stand that restricted certain abortion procedures.
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Cevario's journal outlined information she had gathered about her school's emergency procedures.
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However, each one was studied and used to improve systems and procedures.
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FINRA said the firm also lacked appropriate supervisory procedures for the sales.
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Officers will be retrained in the coming months on the new procedures.
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The hearing procedures were questionable and this really was a Spartacus moment.
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Every statute sets out goals, procedures, and criteria to guide agency actions.
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Ms. Merkel said political change should take place only through democratic procedures.
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The existing FDA channels are notoriously slow, gummed up with antiquated procedures.
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Testing can lead to anxiety, invasive follow-up procedures and harsh treatments.
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The new bill would also expand insurance coverage for procedures and contraception.
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Two of the procedures took place in the couple's clinic, prosecutors said.
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The hospital's fire-training procedures had not been updated for twenty years.
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The invasive procedures incur high risk but are required to sustain life.
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Regulations aside, consumers can do their part by following basic safety procedures.
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And insurance companies tend to not reimburse patients for non-standard procedures.
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Doctors always ask before invasive procedures and surgeries about illicit drug use.
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This approach is also consistent with other procedures for circumventing the filibuster.
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"Let the brothers take their procedures," Samia recalled him saying of Hamas.
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In Doc's case, Hirsch said, the procedures and implants would be free.
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Since then, airports in Europe have tightened hiring and other security procedures.
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The members of the Kardashian family are no strangers to cosmetic procedures.
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State Department whistle-blower laws prohibit retaliation against employees following dissent procedures.
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""Is it sad that our children have to practice lock-down procedures?
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Experts worry about the rise of people crowdfunding funds for medical procedures.
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The bill would also establish post-seizure review procedures in structuring cases.
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And she said that having the procedures helped her grow her following.
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Medical and child care benefits have been expanded and grievance procedures reinstated.
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Written procedures are worthless unless accompanied by a program to enforce them.
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Finally, we will need to restore common sense to our security procedures.
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Another is a lack of comfort around nudging users towards medical procedures.
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It developed because technology needed to catch up with evidence collection procedures.
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But you probably haven't seen too many surgeons put off medical procedures.
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That would mean housing some patients in hallways and canceling elective procedures.
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Popular procedures include tummy tucks, nose jobs and eyebrow and chin lifts.
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Some recommendations were specific, such as changes to the software testing procedures.
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They noted that American soldiers were not exempt from military disciplinary procedures.
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"Race procedures can change after each race, even each leg," he said.
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Both Phillpotts and Jackson underwent minimally invasive procedures that corrected the leak.
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Senior living companies also keep reviewing their facilities and procedures, they say.
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A second study, this time featuring 148 Norwegian individuals, had similar procedures.
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Saikawa admitted last week to being improperly overpaid and violating internal procedures.
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ATLANTIA SAYS AUDIT AIMS TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER INTERNAL PROCEDURES WERE FOLLOWED CORRECTLY
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A Nissan spokesman said the company could not comment on judicial procedures.
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And that's what pulled me through to finally accepting the chance procedures.
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"It's not that we have to have full courtroom procedures," he said.
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As many as 500 clinics perform similar procedures involving fat, experts estimate.
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What questions about security procedures should I have for my tax preparer?
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But no similar procedures have been reported since then, the researchers said.
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We promise that deposits will be refunded according to the proper procedures.
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So it's not clear how uniform the procedures and priorities actually are.
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Nissan was indicted, too, and said it would review its compliance procedures.
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Many of the procedures patients are requesting are related to reproductive health.
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He describes the details of procedures for treating and identifying the bodies.
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Roy Cooper was elected in 2016, focused on elections and voting procedures.
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The procedures are similar to managing through a hurricane or labor dispute.
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There was a new medical staff and new procedures to avert injuries.
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Captain Hughes, these officers said, had knowledge of top-secret launch procedures.
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The labs have digitized testing for high-demand procedures like newborn screening.
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"These are difficult procedures that require training and dedication," Dr. Herrmann said.
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A note announces sanitizing procedures at Flippers Pizzeria in the Villages, Florida.
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Guidelines and Procedures for Payroll Support to Air Carriers and Contractors (PDF)
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Guidelines and Procedures for Payroll Support to Air Carriers and Contractors (Text)
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"We are already cancelling surgeries and procedures, non-essentials," Koford told staff.
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Local health officials explained their procedures, saying not everyone is getting tested.
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Arresting physicians who have carried out forced sterilization procedures, however, is difficult.
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Or someone owns an S.U.V. or boat that could help evacuation procedures.
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The placebo effect is very strong with respect to procedures, after all.
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Both said security procedures had been changed in line with US requests.
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Governors have ordered residents to practice those distancing procedures, to varying degrees.
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The Transportation Safety Agency hasn't made any adjustments to its screening procedures.
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Hospital & healthcare systems, PLEASE CONSIDER STOPPING ELECTIVE PROCEDURES until we can #FlattenTheCurve!
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We follow the rule of law, which means that we follow procedures.
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Upon finding her unresponsive, staff immediately initiated emergency procedures and began CPR.
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Our procedures are compliant with federal law and debt collection program requirements.
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We haven't received a denial or anything about new procedures in place.
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They also performed procedures to wash the secretions out of his lungs.
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The implementation of laws is regulated by treaties approved through democratic procedures.
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So I'm sure that Secretary Ross will use the Administrative Procedures Act.
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"I assume that Arlen was concerned about the Senate procedures," McConnell said.
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After all, they often deny people access to medical procedures and drugs.
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Other outpatient procedures that are this safe are not legislated this way.
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LEGAL (7,464) Legal compliance procedures, legal research, litigation, customer service, budgeting 19.
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I want to do things according to the rules and the procedures.
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This is especially true of doctors performing procedures such as catheter ablation.
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Under House procedures, the Ethics Committee has until April 4 to decide.
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Authorities are working on procedures to contact people and address their questions.
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The new procedures will include enhanced screenings of passengers and large electronics.
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The matter was dealt with in accordance with museum policies and procedures.
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The latter prevents nurse practitioners and physician's assistants from performing the procedures.
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As a surgical intern, Meredith Grey wouldn't have taken on complicated procedures.
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We're no longer testing and have no intentions of instituting those procedures.
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Other firms have been targeted by routine checks into internal procedures too.
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Conventional algorithms execute coded instructions according to procedures created by human engineers.
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Physicians perform about 500,000 such procedures every year in the United States.
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EMS directors should build this into their protocols and standard operating procedures.
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Death is preceded by years of disability, countless procedures and powerful medications.
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Other airlines are changing their check-in and boarding procedures as well.
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Further reviews of the crashes, FAA procedures, and Boeing's actions are ongoing.
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Procedures for early detection of breast cancer certainly need to be improved.
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The military has well-established procedures for assuring good order and discipline.
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He fits in surgeries and procedures between corn, deer and hay season.
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Some doctors post surgical videos on YouTube, and live procedures on Snapchat.
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In the interim, he underwent numerous procedures, including two Tommy John surgeries.
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She started legal procedures this month seeking to establish her property rights.
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Kelly said recent events made it clear that existing procedures needed reform.
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He also leads financial results reporting and sets company policies and procedures.
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In his audit, nine of 10 procedures were deemed not medically necessary.
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Agencies were also told to close regulatory loopholes and improve management procedures.
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It was properly noticed, procedures properly followed and we took the vote.
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Some surgeries might also have been misclassified as major or minor procedures.
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That said, storage procedures for deadly pathogens like smallpox are extremely strict.
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It also said it would review its procedures to prevent a recurrence.
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Adler used Ivanovich's testimony to show flaws in the Secret Service's procedures.
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In 2011, P&G began to provide benefits for medical transition procedures.
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Four-fifths of government contracts are not awarded through transparent procurement procedures.
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Accordingly, the Estonian branch did not employ Danske's anti-money laundering procedures.
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Cruise line:Date of inspection:Inspection score:Violations: Inadequate food storage procedures, dirty kitchen equipment
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Many are unaware of the procedures and deadlines and miss the chance.
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Take this misstep as an opportunity to review the building's billing procedures.
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Sterile procedures were strictly observed, she said, including three changes of gloves.
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Taxis provide essential transportation to doctors' offices, medical procedures and laboratory testing.
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Testing can lead to anxiety, invasive follow-up procedures and harsh treatments.
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States lack those procedures, limiting the government's ability to hold families together.
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" He accused the agency of using "biased testing procedures and model selection.
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There are common procedures in place to counteract MCAS, as currently designed.
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Over the past 15 years, security screening procedures have become increasingly stringent.
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U.S. bishops will gather in Baltimore in June to discuss accountability procedures.
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"Paying for the procedures will be easy at that point," Stern said.
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That doesn't mean Trump won because of poor electoral procedures, of course.
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Wade — people used to fly from Dallas to California to get procedures.
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Some pirates simply stop creating new mirrors after a few blocking procedures.
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Among men, cosmetic procedures have more than tripled over the past decade, according to the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, and neurotoxin procedures—aka the use of injectables like Botox—more than doubled from 2010 to 2016.
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That's inconsistent with other TxPEP research that found, after HB2 passed, a small but significant increase in second-trimester abortion procedures, which are not quite as safe and a lot more expensive compared to the first trimester procedures.
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His request was considered under "expedited removal" procedures called for by a 1996 law that streamlined asylum applications from people caught near the border and barred courts from reviewing most aspects of the determinations made under the procedures.
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Now, intensive care units typically have "very intensive policies and procedures" for preventing infection, he said, adding that investigators would probably be trying to determine if those procedures were not followed or if they needed to be revamped.
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John Treadwell, a patient educator at Cheung's office, said that the tightening and beautification procedures they offer usually run between $1,500 and $2,500, and as procedures focused on aesthetics are usually entirely elective, they're not covered by insurance.
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TissuGlu is currently approved for sale in the EU for the approximation of tissue layers where subcutaneous dead space exists between the tissue planes in large flap surgical procedures such as abdominoplasty and is being utilized in Europe to eliminate drains or reduce complications in patients undergoing large flap surgical procedures such as abdominoplasty, mastectomy, ventral hernia repair, decubitus and latissimus dorsi flap procedures.
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Except for 2009, the number of total cosmetic surgery procedures performed has increased every year for the past decade, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, whose website offers published statistical reports of cosmetic surgery procedures since 2005.
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Democratic sources say the resolution was necessary to set forth the exact procedures to transfer evidence from the House Intelligence Committee to the House Judiciary Committee -- and to detail the procedures for holding public hearings in the impeachment inquiry.
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The report finds that previously, nose jobs were the most common request, but now people are requesting procedures that will have effects similar to selfie filters, such as nasal and facial symmetry, rhinoplasties, hair transplants and eyelid surgical procedures.
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But the full breadth of designer vagina procedures remains a mystery, since nobody is tracking the variety of procedures that fall under the term vaginal rejuvenation, nor the number of doctors performing them, according to a spokesperson at ASAPS.
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Airlines are keeping up with their safety checks Former TSA Board member and independent safety consultant John Goglia points out that some procedures usually carried out by the FAA, such as aircraft inspections, are mirrored by airlines' internal procedures.
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The DMCA has its problems, but DMCA notice-and-takedown has one thing going for it: The process is well-established, with known rules and procedures, and dedicated and trained staff at companies adhering to said rules and procedures.
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Unfortunately, Senate Democrats are putting nominees through time-consuming parliamentary procedures, boycotting committee meetings, calling for recorded votes instead of allowing voice votes, insisting on cloture filings for every nominee, and invoking arcane parliamentary procedures to stall and delay.
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An article on Thursday about procedures known as fat freezing that enhance physiques misstated the number of treatments necessary to get a "gross profit" of $200,000 a year for CoolSculpting, one of the procedures, according to an investor presentation.
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Identifying shoe designers and hair care procedures became integral in cracking a case.
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Fitch reviewed the results of the agreed-upon procedures conducted on the portfolio.
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Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy medical procedures to help others.
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Admissions procedures at top colleges favor the children of donors and past graduates.
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The zones will offer attractive visa and tax rules and streamlined licensing procedures.
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"Due process" after all, would seem to protect only procedures and not substance.
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But she's since found internet fame for her videos of extractions and procedures.
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Some of the procedures cost up to $15,000, according to the police report.
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Gergel wrote that procedures didn&apost require the examiner to make further efforts.
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Usually, with new immigration procedures, there would be clear directions, the attorneys said.
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We use ketamine every single day in our emergency department for painful procedures.
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The industry is continuously growing and our procedures require (and receive) regular reviews.
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Itochu has countered that it follows proper accounting procedures and has been audited.
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Policies, procedures, and systems must be rigorous, thorough, and above all completely defensible.
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A firm's procedures may require its representatives to confirm verbally all wire requests.
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Airports across the country are working to reevaluate security risks and update procedures.
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Trellis's website features a lengthy FAQ on the procedures, costs, and side effects.
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The ship certainly needs a database of full architectural specifications and maintenance procedures.
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FAA safety regulations do not address airline policies for overbooking or boarding procedures.
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But we never consider those risky surgeries; they're totally bread-and-butter procedures.
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" "We must create a European asylum office, which accelerates and harmonizes our procedures.
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It will develop new tactics and procedures specific to space, among other responsibilities.
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When communication breaks down, Official Procedures demand that safety officials stop the flight.
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Benoit has more medical procedures ahead, and no specific plans for the future.
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And it's developed quicker procedures to shut down wells if earthquakes occur nearby.
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To mitigate this risk the company has implemented a number of internal procedures.
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A number of departments lack up-to-date policies and procedures, he said.
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" Trump also mentioned that his administration has been working on "improving vetting procedures.
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Self-managed procedures, done in the privacy of home, could provide another option.
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Some researchers have suggested dividing containment procedures into light, medium, and heavy categories.
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The accident prompted a review of procedures and expectations for human safety drivers.
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The overall number of procedures included in the study is still considered low.
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Drexel said it has added auditing procedures to prevent future misuse of funds.
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BNDES said last week that it had started foreclosure procedures on the loan.
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Between the medication, hospital visits, procedures, and lost productivity, it all adds up.
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The procedures available include Botox, laser skin resurfacing, chemical peels, and injectables/fillers.
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The review of vetting procedures is done, as required by the executive order.
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This margin includes the effects of weighting procedures, which enlarge sampling error slightly.
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Over eight weeks, they gave half the women standardized Chinese medicine acupuncture procedures.
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But she acknowledged some older procedures may have led moderators to feel pressured.
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Zunduri has undergone a number of medical procedures as part of her recovery.
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But asylum procedures can take months, and a small, steady flow had continued.
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Jim Jordan, have slammed the process over what they see as partisan procedures.
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Ahead of this year's edition, TEFAF announced an overhaul of its vetting procedures.
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The Coast Guard followed their executive policies and procedures in making their determination.
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Instead, it's simply a for-profit center administering experimental procedures to earn income.
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It is not known how many procedures have been performed at private clinics.
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Under the city's civil service procedures, the fired firefighters can dispute their terminations.
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It could shed light on early development and help improve fertility treatment procedures.
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Dr. Sadick recommends asking your doc how many of these procedures they've performed.
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I also see that visa procedures for Brazil are changing starting January 33.
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Candidates can claim that election procedures weren't followed or that fraud was committed.
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Procedures for ensuring cleaner elections, some using improved technology, will be on trial.
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Further, women can be denied medical procedures if their guardian is not present.
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Americans have more procedures, pay more for them, and face exorbitant administrative costs.
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Restaurants are, not surprisingly, disproportionately impacted by enhanced screening procedures for immigrant workers.
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Without the cocoon of NATO's bureaucracy and procedures, everyday military tasks became harder.
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Both companies agreed to improve their environmental and historic preservation review compliance procedures.
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High-profile clashes and trade arbitration procedures are going on all the time.
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"We followed the right procedures," United spokesperson Charlie Hobart told the Associated Press.
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Since then, new measures and stricter hiring procedures have been put into place.
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Among the states with child savings accounts, procedures to claim the money differ.
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The Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia's biggest sports arena, said it was reviewing procedures.
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A: It's the largest state, with some of the most permissive voting procedures.
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You want to be as prepared as you can be with emergency procedures.
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But, of course, many of these procedures are unapproved because they are dangerous.
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Surgeons participating in the study specialized in cardiothoracic, vascular or acute care procedures.
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Within four hours, they'd drafted new procedures for astronaut/emergency-gardener Scott Kelly.
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Ridge wrote that those companies follow strict new security procedures implemented after Sept.
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Doctors subject them to unnecessary procedures and prescribe redundant or potentially harmful medications.
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These procedures can be costly, but patients are usually happy with the results.
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Entering the house, police found two injured victims and performed life-saving procedures.
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Plus, our class hadn't started and we were just grasping these procedures ourselves.
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The strike has forced the cancellation of about 4,000 operations and outpatient procedures.
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I'd had two more minor procedures, and my chest was looking pretty good.
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The memo was removed from the agency's website during court procedures in 2015.
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Twitter is making a change to how its tweet reporting procedures will work.
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The government has said it followed the correct procedures in awarding the deal.
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The families save money by foregoing expensive procedures that won't buy much time.
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These do function as per the procedures laid down and as per rules.
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"I'm not going to discuss the exact tactics, techniques, and procedures," Mannweiler said.
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Republican senators, he said, "look like fools" and need to change Senate procedures.
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Apart from procedures for the FARC's disarmament, the agreement covers just four points.
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She's not interested in cosmetic procedures to make him appear more typically masculine.
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Remaining bias could be diminished by providing procedures for outside challenge of reporting.
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It claimed that it had met all legal procedures in the bankruptcy case.
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He repeatedly questioned government attorneys Thursday about whether appropriate procedures had been followed.
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He had two procedures on his right knee before signing with the Grizzlies.
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Were 19th-century doctors using the same tools to perform procedures like amputation?
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Helicopters carry blood and the doctors can perform extraordinary procedures at the roadside.
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The bills generally aren't itemized and procedures are often noted in numerical codes.
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Related Video: "Face-slimming injections" was one of the procedures Wang allegedly offered.
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A spokesman for Amazon said the company does not comment on legal procedures.
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The Amazon Military Command said the killing was in line with safety procedures.
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Both procedures were a success and the pigs showed no signs of complications.
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"I think you see that trends across all minimally invasive procedures," Golas said.
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The policies range from officer conduct to arrest procedures, according to the Tribune.
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The more procedures you undergo, the more results you may see, she said.
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Much of that growth is in minimally invasive procedures like Botox or fillers.
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Overlapping forces will continue to not be counted in the new accounting procedures.
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A key component of the procedures, Vitiello said, was working with foreign partners.
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"That equates to numerous visits to hospitals, numerous procedures, numerous medications," he adds.
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Brooke Buchanan, a spokeswoman for Theranos, said the company had revamped its procedures.
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Many in the group reportedly plan to follow legal procedures and seek asylum.
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New treatments and procedures are coming to market that extend and better lives.
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The project is an "automated legal technology company" that automates simple legal procedures.
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He's referring to complicated Senate procedures that gum up and delay the process.
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But they won't have to adopt all of the required procedures until Jan.
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This margin of sampling error takes into account the effect of weighting procedures.
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The procedures are viewed as a simple investment that will yield material dividends.
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OSHA broke with these established procedures when it issued its regulations on beryllium.
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Immigration officials said the procedures were routine enforcement of the nation's immigration laws.
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"I've been pushing for a budget and budget reconciliation procedures forever," Johnson added.
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Southwest's procedures for inspection will be reviewed by the National Transportation Safety Board.
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"We want to look at procedures to discover this before it is catastrophic."
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For instance, right-sided procedures added about two days more to the baseline.
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The agency also changed testing procedures to more closely resemble real-world crashes.
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Influencer Sophie Elise has warned against cheap cosmetic procedures in a blog post.
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They include making changes in jail procedures and providing damages for the family.
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The UAE said it was already implementing the procedures ordered by the court.
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It lists prices on its website for extra procedures like having cavities filled.
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It also establishes procedures to fill a vacancy left by the Vice President.
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The procedures' slow pace is typical for high-profile political cases in Egypt.
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There are no new special procedures for those children, an agency official said.
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"This incident was a result of a major breakdown," in hospital security procedures.
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Tokyo maintains that exports will be approved if stringent application procedures are met.
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"We are following all the required procedures," said Odisha mines minister P.K. Mallik.
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The current VA is mired in bureaucracy more concerned about procedures than substance.
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The legislation proposed by Kaine and Flake, for example, focuses on congressional procedures.
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T), and incorrect final inspection procedures have been found at automakers Nissan (7201.
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This margin includes the effects of weighting procedures that enlarge sampling error slightly.
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In that role, he oversaw security clearance procedures, one source told The Hill.
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"They take great pains to make sure they follow proper procedures," he said.
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Doctors perform hundreds of thousands of the procedures in the U.S. each year.
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He will return to Swedish Medical Center in late December for more procedures.
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"The man here has done thousands of these procedures," he said on Saturday.
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The company's products help doctors do minimally invasive procedures to remove blood clots.
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Those "standard procedures" are what people hate -- and what Trump ran against. 2.
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The original American colonies adopted many procedures akin to England's common-law methods.
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The procedures at issue were either retired or corrected between 2011 and 2013.
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Life in the top tax bracket is full of primping, pampering, and procedures.
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The hodgepodge of postelection procedures in the states leads to several unsatisfying conclusions.
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"Even if the officer complied with the procedures, this still happened," Allen said.
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Australia has announced a review of its procedures for handling Interpol red notices.
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The patients had to sleep in the same room and undergo procedures together.
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The "Ashley Treatment," as the combined procedures were soon referred to, sparked controversy.
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They provide that the convention adopts its internal procedures and elects its officers.
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"Choi violated laws and proper procedures to benefit her daughter," the court said.
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The law provides more options and regulates procedures such as settlements and liquidation.
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And we're not even talking about polarizing procedures, such as Botox or lasers.
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Since 2000, the number of all procedures performed per year increased by 115%.
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Studies have shown that people who do receive more intense tests and procedures.
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Most of the available safety data was for the newer mesh sling procedures.
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Even though it is an emergency, you have to respect the legal procedures.
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One-sided drainage can also happen after certain dental implant procedures, he says.
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Besides being expensive and physically dangerous, such procedures also carry huge psychological risks.
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Behind each of these procedures there is a person, and often a family.
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He testified about the contracts the firm uses and its practices and procedures.
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Ginsburg noted that abortion is "far safer" than other procedures, including child birth.
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The story implied that those are new services, but they are standard procedures.
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Construction codes were revised after that; we were taught emergency routes and procedures.
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And abortion in particular is one of the safest medical procedures there is.
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The eurozone now has the institutions and procedures to cope with economic emergencies.
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Some surgeons are continuing on with business as usual, even scheduling cosmetic procedures.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said there were established procedures for reporting election violations.
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And so we were using a trick to dance around normal journalistic procedures.
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This week, the bloc's Commission is likely to begin disciplinary procedures against Italy.
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"Preliminarily, it appears that policies and procedures were complied with," Sheriff Salazar said.
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"He is soft-spoken, polite and compliant with classroom procedures," his teacher wrote.
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Along the way, I learned processes and procedures; created templates, spreadsheets and systems.
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They used cellphones as flashlights, to save the generator for more complicated procedures.
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But a "healthy life event" doesn't make a hospital money; medical procedures do.
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Here is the truth: Similar procedures are common practice in most democratic countries.
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The institute examined several common procedures and observed two kinds of pricing differences.
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