It's always a treat when these are single-pronged instead of double-pronged.
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THREE-PRONGED RESPONSE European officials said they were preparing a three-pronged strategy if this does occur.
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THREE-PRONGED RESPONSE European officials said they were preparing a three-pronged strategy if this does occur.
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"But what I would say is that it is multi-pronged problem, and it's going to require a multi-pronged solution."
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So there's a lot ... It's like a multi-pronged effort.
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Intensely segregated schools face a two-pronged challenge in attempting this.
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Opponents to Trump are planning a multi-pronged effort in Cleveland.
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The name 3ve was chosen because of this three-pronged approach.
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The administration has launched a multi-pronged attack on legal immigration.
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Feige's answer suggests a two-pronged approach to garnering Oscar nominations.
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Metal-pronged brushes can scratch the scalp and be quite damaging.
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Everything Ghost does is a two-pronged divining rod for attention.
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We've taken a two-pronged approach in terms of machine learning.
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" — Faye Marsay (The Waif) "[I'd want] a four-pronged Stark rule.
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Fighting misinformation takes a multi-pronged approach from across the industry.
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After freeing himself from Marvel, Ditko developed a two-pronged career.
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What's coming: A massive, dual-pronged pressure campaign -- one targeting Sens.
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Soil microbes seem to rely on a similarly two-pronged strategy.
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It had a three-pronged strategy for tackling poverty, she said.
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This auction was the product of a multi-pronged government effort.
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Biden's plan takes a two-pronged approach to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Mr. Trump on Thursday announced a three-pronged attack on China.
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The state has taken a three-pronged approach to the problem.
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LG: I think it has to be a two-pronged approach.
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Su was the North American arm of a three-pronged organization.
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Ryan emphasized that it would be a complicated and multi-pronged effort.
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The move appeared at odds with Singapore's multi-pronged Smart Nation initiative.
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When you're looking at papules and cysts, it's a four-pronged approach.
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Sophisticated threats and attacks such as these require a multi-pronged response.
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This two-pronged attack on democracy is only likely to get worse.
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And it seems to have developed a three-pronged approach in response.
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Add in the drug, and the tumour faces a two-pronged assault.
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The China threat With China, India is fighting a two pronged-battle.
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"Our strategy at the Women's March was essentially two pronged," says Fendlay.
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Not all teachers realize how much they need this multi-pronged approach.
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Other researchers, though impressed by the study's three-pronged approach, expressed doubts.
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Yeah, it's actually the two ... There's kind of a two-pronged strategy.
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Today's sentence sends a corrosive two-pronged message to the American public.
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"It's a three-pronged approach to repealing and replacing ObamaCare," Ryan said.
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A three-pronged strategy The development of North Korea's cyber capabilities has allowed it to pursue a three-pronged strategy: engage in traditional espionage activities, earn money and provide the regime with a tool to deter its adversaries.
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The yuan had reached this lofty level due to a three pronged approach.
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The issue is with the two-pronged power connector used in those regions.
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At a Tuesday event, Google unveiled a two-pronged strategy to change that.
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Mielewski offered a three-pronged approach to reducing waste in the car industry.
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BHP Billiton, a giant mining firm, faces a triple-pronged critique from Elliott.
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I'm a big believer in the two-pronged period treatment: Motrin and dessert.
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Under them the Canadian company has embarked on a three-pronged growth strategy.
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Today's changes come as part of a massive, multi-pronged atack on clickbait.
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But successful treatment is complex, requiring a multi-pronged approach to effect change.
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Taken together, Obama's two speeches point to a two-pronged response to Trump.
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John Bucsek, managing partner of MetLife Solutions Group, suggests a two-pronged approach.
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The job velocity challenge requires a very different, multi-pronged set of solutions.
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The party's founding gave a double-pronged jolt to the Danish political system.
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There, they were pronged with teeth, looking more like lacy ferns than weed.
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Her spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham tells CNN Trump's approach will be a multi-pronged.
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The effort at the new vineyard, called Popelouchum, involves a three-pronged assault.
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On Sundays, families fish using lines, nets and traditional three-pronged wooden spears.
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Tucker to help aid him in his two-pronged assault on the decision.
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Occidental's push to use carbon capture technology may have a dual-pronged benefit.
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So to force Native submission, the Lincoln administration developed a two-pronged approach.
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For the Solo Pro, Beats developed a three-pronged approach to noise canceling.
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There was also a three-pronged outlet and USB outlet underneath each seat.
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With regards to these, the Canadian government is adopting a two-pronged approach.
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Two-pronged attack -- Jussie handles biz, while his family handles the personal stuff.
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Silence aims a two-pronged spear right at Rodrigues's assumptions about his work.
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That two-pronged goal was clearly the intent of the bill's sponsor -- state Rep.
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Buckle up, it&aposs time for tonight&aposs breaking news multi-pronged opening monologue.
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Fedor Smolov, Artem Dzyuba and Alexander Kokorin will form a three-pronged front line.
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A multi-tiered approach The company takes a multi-pronged approach to managing plastic.
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So that response to Roots was a two-pronged affair from the black community.
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Here's Green's 3-pronged plan that will help him turn his millions into billions.
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Details: Lyft said it has a two-pronged strategy to bring AVs to market.
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But medical examiners found six puncture wounds and noted the rake was four-pronged.
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But it is perhaps more critically a depiction of a multi-pronged national crisis.
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But Republicans and their business allies are fighting back with a two-pronged strategy.
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"Lebanon has to do a three-pronged approach (to improve its economy)," Azour said.
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The case is part of a multi-pronged attack from greens on gas exports.
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The kitchen is also a focal point of a three-pronged program in Washington.
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Lyft says it has a two-pronged strategy to bring autonomous vehicles to market.
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The five-pronged shape of the 2018 torch represents the Korean symbol for Pyeongchang.
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Ms. Davis, who was unopposed on Primary Day, has a similarly two-pronged message.
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For IHOP, new restaurants like Flip'd are part of a three-pronged growth plan.
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Its aim is two-pronged: improve work-life balance and lift the local birthrate.
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But medical examiners found six puncture wounds and noted the rake was four-pronged.
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Instead, Trump delivered a peevish and defensive response that's unleashed a multi-pronged political controversy.
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And the web security firm Cloudflare launched a three-pronged initiative to improve web encryption.
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It needs to be taken seriously and dealt with in a sustained, multi-pronged response.
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Lower exports are the manifestation of a multi-pronged restructuring of the Chinese steel sector.
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Unfortunately, I've never seen anyone try this kind of multi-country, multi-pronged, coordinated trial.
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Democratically elected proto-dictators use a two-pronged approach after taking power by legitimate means.
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Still, we know this is a highly adversarial issue and takes a multi-pronged approach.
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To combat some of these new rules, the institute has used a two-pronged approach.
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The two-pronged approach ended up giving Sweetwater a palpable sense of verisimilitude and discovery.
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Bloomberg says Google will use a two-pronged approach to try to remedy the problem.
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Shoving Nickelback in someone's face through a strategic, multi-pronged email assault is evil enough.
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Malaysia's multi-pronged real estate business Sunway Group has three public listings to its name.
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This three-pronged training package can work for you no matter what level you're at.
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He suggested a three-pronged approach: a balloon sinuplasty, a septoplasty and a turbinate reduction.
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In her post, Warren outlined a two-pronged approach to cracking down on internet giants.
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It features a row of six outlets perfect for standard two- or three-pronged plugs.
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It's unclear, but common sense says the multi-pronged attack on Clinton wasn't just happenstance.
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Joko said his counter-terrorism forces -- known as Detachment 88 -- have a two-pronged approach.
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Net neutrality backers describe a multi-pronged strategy to restore the strong rules they prefer.
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Safe Passage has a three pronged approach to its work: Casework, Strategic Litigation and Advocacy.
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Having just brushed my hair, I happened to be holding a long two-pronged hairpin.
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Democrats hope their two-pronged funding approach will put Senate Republicans in a tough position.
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Instead, Cordray settled on a two-pronged strategy, according to current and former bureau employees.
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Sanofi has a two-pronged role in efforts to stop the spread of the virus.
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Falling demand and increasing supply has acted as a two-pronged headwind to oil prices.
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Okay, when Ronald Reagan ran for office, he said he had a three-pronged program.
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Rey's red lightsaber took some inspiration from Darth Maul and Kylo Ren's three-pronged lightsaber.
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You do need a three-pronged grounded outlet nearby or a heavy-duty extension cord.
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Lego is taking a two-pronged approach to reducing the amount of pollution it causes.
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These are things we are achieving in just the first of a three-pronged approach.
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In order to combat this we must take a multi-pronged approach — both defensive and offensive.
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The G7 has been vocal about the importance of combating extremism with a multi-pronged approach.
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"It's sort of a double-pronged task that a lot of these candidates have," Casey said.
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Under Kreiz, Mattel has embraced a two-pronged strategy aimed at turning around the troubled toymaker.
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Dr. Kilmartin notes that there needs to be a multi-pronged approach to tackling these issues.
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The country is grappling with a two-pronged electricity crisis with spiking prices and sporadic blackouts.
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The two-pronged robotic hand picking up radioactive debris at the bottom of reactor No. 2.
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"There is no easy way for any of this," this I adds a multiple pronged effort.
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This two-pronged training will teach you how to unlock the full potential of the program.
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This unconventional, multi-pronged approach makes for better customer service and leads to better profit margins.
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This month, DAV kicked off a multi-pronged outreach initiative with an event on Capitol Hill.
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These reopened cases are only one front in a multi-pronged assault on immigration judges' independence.
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Now, Mr. Wiedefeld and Mr. Evans appear to be pursuing a two-pronged public relations strategy.
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Watch this from Tonic: Driving down rates of all gonorrhea will require a multi-pronged approach.
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Trump's tape response strategy is two-pronged: Smear Bill Clinton and punch back at the media.
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"There are multi-pronged attacks on us," said Greenpeace spokesman Nandikesh Sivalingam, blaming the coal lobby.
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But they, too, honor Hawaiian tradition in a version strewn with little pronged fronds of limu.
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The best way to balance your emotion with logic is a two-pronged approach:Label your feelings.
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Shipping companies are among the businesses most familiar with the necessity of this two-pronged approach.
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Ed Mitchum had a four-pronged cane (such canes had a name that Gerald couldn't remember).
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Another poll released Tuesday, from NBC News/Wall Street Journal, asked respondents a three-pronged question.
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We can now assume Elliot was purposefully drugged as a two-pronged cover up for Becky's kidnapping.
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Of the three-pronged approach, Mulvaney said he thinks deregulation has had the biggest benefit so far.
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Grofman has developed a five-pronged gerrymandering test that distills the key elements of the Wisconsin case.
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The rover hunt is a two-pronged effort, with both an "active" and a "passive" listening component.
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The department is pursuing a two-pronged approach, according to a budget summary provided by the Pentagon.
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All three of these advantages of electricity suggest the same two-pronged strategy for deep decarbonization: Simple.
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The former secretary of state is mounting a two-pronged strategy that centers directly on Trump's persona.
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Where we arePlanetary defense is now a multi-pronged, international enterprise with a many-million-dollar budget.
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" Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco, called Washington's dual-pronged response to economic prosperity "bizarre.
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To back up these claims, China has embarked on an ambitious multi-pronged strategy of access denial.
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For me, thriving in a hugely competitive creative field requires me to use a three-pronged approach.
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Their hope is that the multi-pronged mutual benefits between them will steamroll all of their opposition.
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Trump has mounted a two-pronged attack on the ACA following the failure of legislative repeal efforts.
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In mice, this two-pronged approach has been able to shrink some tumors without debilitating side effects.
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That three-pronged project will have its premiere at the Walker Art Center, March 16-18. ontheboards.org.
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And today, they are continuing a multi-pronged strategy to continue their war on Americans' health care.
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The specifics: In her post, Warren outlined a two-pronged approach to cracking down on internet giants.
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The last question is: Will phase two and phase three [of Republicans' "three-pronged" plan] ever happen?
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There is nothing that I would hope for more than Canada succeeding in that three-pronged approach.
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Next, he took "a two-pronged approach: Increasing my revenue and decreasing my spending," he tells Torabi.
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The Cross Turismo introduced on Tuesday is part of the other half of this two-pronged approach.
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Fauci reiterated that public health officials are currently focused on a two-pronged strategy for the coronavirus.
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Solutions require a two-pronged approach of mitigation (reducing greenhouse gases) and adaptation (living with the changes).
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Cambridge Analytica was hired in summer 2016 as part of the Trump campaign's three-pronged data operation.
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To help them, Rodriguez came up with a simple two-pronged strategy: increase revenue and decrease spending.
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Jennifer L. Lawless, a political scientist at the University of Virginia, suggests a three-pronged test: 1.
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It's the perfect doubled-pronged wellness offering to boost your complexion — and your wardrobe — all in one.
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Analysts now see a multi-pronged Iranian response against the United States and its allies as certain.
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The proposal lays out a four-pronged approach to how an O'Rourke administration will tackle climate change.
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Well again, the way we work with cars as an example is, it's a three-pronged strategy.
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Donald Trump eventually lost the case in State Supreme Court, but he had a two-pronged legal strategy.
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Chinese leaders appear to have adopted a two-pronged approach in the wake of Trump's unexpected Twitter threat.
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Round and three-pronged, it's slightly smaller than the head of an ordinary Vive controller, weighing 85 grams.
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A three-pronged approach focused on prosecution, protection, and prevention, known as the "3Ps," remains a robust framework.
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The lira has shed some 13 percent of its value this year, sparking a multi-pronged government reaction.
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But it's a two-pronged attack: kicking Mr. Bush while he's down, and also making a generational argument.
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The sites are widely recognized as one part of a many-pronged solution to staving off overdose deaths.
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The DroneGun is a portable, three-pronged rifle-style device that requires no special training or set-up.
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The successful two-pronged strategy of serial acquisitions and cost-cutting appears to be nearing its limits, however.
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Facebook's attack was multi-pronged and used previously unknown security loopholes in multiple applications available on the platform.
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The Americans are pursuing their aim, which they describe as "constitutional regime change", through a four-pronged strategy.
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His approach with clothing is two-pronged: impregnating the clothes themselves and also the detergents they're washed with.
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"In place of the Iran nuclear deal, President Trump has initiated a multi-pronged pressure campaign," he wrote.
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The only truly effective way to combat match-fixing by mediocre players is with a two-pronged approach.
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As part of a three-pronged legislative package dubbed "Tax Reform 2.0," Republicans also approved two other bills.
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In a joint press conference, the two Schumers unveiled Senator Schumer's three-pronged plan to tackle gun violence.
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Trump has recently edged ahead of the Texas senator after days of relentless, multi-pronged attacks on Cruz.
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"It's a three-pronged evacuation – of wounded and sick, of vulnerable civilians, and evacuation of fighters," he said.
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But I'd argue that the real brutality came from the white-collar side of this two-pronged tale.
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But passing the bill out of the Senate is just the next step in a multi-pronged process.
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President Donald Trump has been pushing a three-pronged economic agenda: tax reform, regulatory rollbacks and infrastructure spending.
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But the multi-pronged environmental threat Maria poses to Puerto Rico should serve as a wake-up call.
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All at once, Trump is being pounded by the bureau and its alumni, with a three-pronged threat.
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But it's notable that she's chosen to do so with a lengthy, unsparing, multi-pronged critique of Sanders.
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For content to be ruled obscene, it must meet a three-pronged test established by the Supreme Court.
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Amazon appears to be taking a two-pronged approach to developing these logistics capabilities:Developing full-scale logistics operations.
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The Trump administration seems to be embarking on a two-pronged attack on China's high-tech mercantile regime.
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Researchers said they found a five-pronged approach employed by the alcohol industry to discredit increased marketing regulation.
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San Diego-based Otonomy, founded in 2008, has taken a three-pronged approach in its drug R&D.
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Over the past 40 years, Iranian leaders have pursued a three-pronged strategy to deflect human rights criticism.
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Wirth said that Chevron has a three-pronged approach when it comes to the "energy" component of ESG.
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For audience members who want to make good moviegoing decisions, the best approach is a two-pronged one.
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A month later, in March, the president unveiled a much-awaited three-pronged plan to address the epidemic.
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They also have tended to be multi-pronged, making it difficult to know what precisely has generated any success.
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Sky News said the new joint venture would be part of a three-pronged tie-up between the companies.
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Sais are traditional three-pronged Asian weapons, for those of us who weren't in Okinawa in the 15th century.
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Addressing homelessness is part of her three-pronged campaign platform of protecting minorities, advocating for inclusion and legislating progressively.
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Kuhr say his company uses a three-pronged strategy to help protect systems and IP — Command, control and action.
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Warren, meanwhile, has taken a multi-pronged approach, introducing several climate change plans over the course of her campaign.
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Attacks such as these are increasingly multi-pronged and require extensive knowledge of the organizations and systems being attacked.
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What they did: The trial, which began in 2013, tested a three-pronged attack as part of the treatment.
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The rover is to be part of a two-pronged ExoMars mission by the European Space Agency and Roscosmos.
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We should develop a multi-pronged approach to deal with antibiotic resistance "ahead of when it becomes a disaster."
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T-Mobile's issue is that Qualcomm's first-generation 5G modem, the X50, doesn't support its three-pronged 243G strategy.
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He tried this two-pronged approach last week when talking about the size of his following on social media.
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College saving dollars are going into a myriad of accounts as families take a multi-pronged approach to saving.
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Much to the their surprise, however, Trudeau confidently answered the two-pronged query, eliciting even more laughter and applause.
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Instead of using a lawn mower, he took out a large whipper-snipper with a three-pronged metal blade.
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Our approach should be three-pronged, focusing on sustainable economic development, strengthening the rule of law and improving security.
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The Cosby defense team's attack on the charges is two-pronged, based on two powerful but separate legal principles.
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The two-pronged strategy will also include a digital ad campaign touting the political value of taxing the wealthy.
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I don't know what the administration will ultimately do to fix this, but I recommend a three-pronged strategy.
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The program involves a three-pronged strategy: central bank monetary easing, fiscal stimulus through government spending, and corporate reforms.
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The White House has released a three-pronged approach on how to curb the uptick in opioid overdose deaths.
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For Britain, strategic ties with Japan is one half of a two-pronged bid for deeper engagement with Asia.
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Webster and West are part of a three-pronged Kardashian baby rollout that began in fall of last year.
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Among the large-scale sculptures parked along the grassy hills, one multi-pronged stainless-steel work caught Howard's eye.
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Because of the three-pronged nature of the iOS exploit used to target Mansoor, Lookout researchers nicknamed it Trident.
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Both dangers are very much on the minds of city officials, who plan multi-pronged efforts to address each.
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This multi-pronged approach to Casper's socioeconomic and cultural fabric may come as a surprise to people outside Wyoming.
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In just 26 minutes, Nye, Plait, and director Nick Murray structure a fantastic multi-pronged argument against antivaxxer rhetoric.
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Today he tweeted, via Twitter's investor relations account, a multi-pronged defense of his leadership and the company's progress.
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Through a multi-pronged campaign of community organizing, litigation, and legislation, we addressed Bloomberg's cornerstone policing policy head-on.
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While in the White House, Mr. Blinken helped coordinate a two-pronged pressure campaign against the North Korean government.
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I'd like to unwrap some brand-new words, oddly pronged words, to convey their wary intelligence and open heart.
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An effective strategy against Brunei's decision to implement its own version of Sharia law must thus be two-pronged.
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Regardless of the merits of these policies, they are in line with Gottlieb's two-pronged tobacco and nicotine strategy.
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They're heavier and bulkier than the typical Ikea blinds but the two-pronged mounts are essentially the same (just deeper).
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Beautiful as the slightly circuitboard-esque, marble-effect pieces are, it's the company's triple-pronged impact that really stands out.
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Regardless, experts said the increase is alarming and requires a multi-pronged effort to focus on public and environmental health.
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The original fidget spinner is a three-pronged plastic device that uses ball bearings to enable motion and balance weight.
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And if the three-pronged strategy became the norm by 2120, cervical cancer mortality could be reduced by 99 percent.
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Social Security has a two-pronged standard for its performance - providing benefits in a timely and accurate way, she added.
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Among the multi-pronged approach are ongoing plans to work with Qualcomm on V2X communications for cities, cyclists, and cars.
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But Clinton allies argue that her dual-pronged message has been more succinct this time than it was in 2008.
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The effect it had on Ohio State is just one of many small aspects of the game's multi-pronged legacy.
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In a subsequent interview, he acknowledged the issue is many pronged and poses a long-term obstacle for economic growth.
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Details: The 3-pronged digital ad campaign, which launched on Thursday, is running on Facebook, Instagram, Google Search and YouTube.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as a triple-pronged news flurry in the United Kingdom pushed sterling near $1.25.
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Facebook's critics had questions about both sides of the company's two-pronged approach to transforming the global financial services industry.
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Sit tight, stay tuned, buckle up, it&aposs time for tonight&aposs very important news-breaking, multi-pronged opening monologue.
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Zuckerberg published a very thorough 3,300 word post on Facebook detailing the company's multi-pronged approach to combating election interference.
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It will also guide modernization plans for the nuclear triad, a three-pronged nuclear defense arsenal, over the next decade.
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In this two-pronged approach, Google is closely mirroring what Microsoft is doing with Windows and its Surface device line.
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That means it needs a two-pronged approach of working with platforms and advocating for greater economic change through Congress.
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Competing with — and to some extent containing — the Chinese expansion is going to need a much more multi-pronged approach.
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Her lab takes a multi-pronged approach to locust studies, which is precisely why I wanted to talk to her.
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So, naturally, for the N64 it reinvented its own wheel in favor of the delightfully weird three-pronged N64 controller.
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Meanwhile, the White House is taking a three-pronged approach to passing the TPP on Capitol Hill before year's end.
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President Donald Trump has taken a three-pronged approach to economic growth and frequently boasts of the stock market gains.
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Camp was on the Mexican side again, just upriver of a two-pronged tower of limestone known as Rabbit Ears.
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One that doesn't take risks and fits neatly into a multi-pronged, cross-media strategy devised in a Disney boardroom.
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The lawsuit is part of a three-pronged approach for addressing the tax law that Cuomo outlined in his speech.
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It will also look at the modernization plans for the nuclear triad, a three-pronged nuclear defense arsenal, he said.
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To satisfy the dietary requests of a vegetarian among a houseful of carnivores, Dr. Mangels suggests a three-pronged approach.
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The plugs on appliances are huge, triple-pronged, for a species of current that only powers electric chairs, in America.
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Beyond its power disaster, GE is grappling with a dual-pronged SEC investigation into its accounting practices and insurance business.
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Mr. Macron quashed the movement by deploying a three-pronged strategy: cash, the unbridled deployment of the police and dialogue.
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White will primarily represent corporate boards of directors and other clients who are facing crises, including multi-pronged government investigations.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan spent the past few months talking about his "three-pronged" approach to Obamacare repeal and replace.
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MULTI-PRONGED STRATEGY Sibanye's strategy for eradicating the problem is multi-pronged: a tip-off and reward system to encourage employees to report suspicious activity, tactical security units that can go underground to make arrests, and access checks such as biometrics, also used by rivals such as Harmony, to ensure only authorised personnel gain entry.
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"WECANN," an ambitious multi-pronged project that includes a registrar, app store, and advocacy group, is still a one-page website.
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This past fall, Long released a his debut LP, Product, (a special edition of which comes with a double-pronged dildo).
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WZ: [Laughs] WZ: You know, we've got a three-pronged growth strategy, maybe if I can take you through very briefly.
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No, it will never prevent gun violence but it can reduce it and it has to be a multi-pronged approach.
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Climate change Inslee said he is running on a four-pronged climate change platform when he announced his campaign in March.
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But the idea had multi-pronged appeal, and addresses all of the issues at the heart of the Clinton/Sanders dispute.
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But his campaign and its supporters have had a two-pronged response to the diversity argument coming from the Edwards team.
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Called Stride, Atlassian launched it in September, but that really only represents one of Atlassian's multi-pronged approach to collaboration layers.
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The charging port, housed on the metal hubcap, uses a proprietary three-pronged charger that you definitely won't want to lose.
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A woman in lingerie sets fire to the tiers of her pronged headgear before igniting another ingénue in diamante nipple tassles.
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Officials in San Francisco have introduced a four-pronged policy proposal to curb the use, manufacture, and sale of e-cigarettes.
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This eight-pronged training package leaves no stone unturned when it comes to imparting you with JavaScript-related concepts and techniques.
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Venezuela's Foreign Ministry said those comments betrayed "bias" and were part of a "multi pronged attack" against the South American nation.
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Minhaj is armed with a three-pronged anti-Trump spear, and he hasn't even made jokes at the president's expense yet.
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Trump's goal, Heye observed, will likely be two-pronged — aimed at projecting his opinion and discrediting whatever Comey tells the committee.
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Not the case, my rickshaw driver Ganesh carefully explains, holding out multi-pronged tea leaf against the backdrop of rolling hills.
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The Munduruku are facing a two-pronged struggle - to halt further dam projects and gain recognition for the Sawre Muybu territory.
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The seven-pronged leaves are beautiful, aesthetically speaking, and they emblazoned (heh) leather slip dresses and furry miniskirts at Alexander Wang.
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Manufacturing is the last piece in a three-pronged effort to extend from design to distribution, cutting out the eyewear middleman.
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For 22016, these hires are taking a multi-pronged approach: with video streaming, apps, email fundraising, podcasting, and social media groups.
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Perfectly shaped apples and potatoes will share shelf space with double-pronged carrots, misshapen pears, crooked cucumbers and hideously disfigured eggplants.
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Since then, Mobileye has been codifying a three-pronged overall strategy: self-driving systems, mapping and data, and a regulatory framework.
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The native mobile in-feed ad unit is most respectful of the delicate three-pronged ecosystem of consumers, publishers and advertisers.
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He recommends a three-pronged approach to prevention: avoid mosquitoes' natural habitat, apply repellent to skin and apply repellent to clothing.
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"I think it's important to look at that three-pronged approach that includes prevention, includes treatment, and includes recovery," he continued.
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Soleimani's Quds Force and its paramilitary proxies in Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen have ample means to mount a multi-pronged response.
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Soleimani's Quds Force and its paramilitary proxies in Iraq, Lebanon and Yemen have ample means to mount a multi-pronged response.
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The bipartisan, multi-pronged approach that is ongoing in the Senate and House right now is the best place to start.
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You have a three-pronged approach, which is that Faze is like the Lakers, it's like MTV, and it's like Supreme.
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The multi-pronged outreach strategy was more obvious than usual in September of 2013, with the benefit of a few emails.
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But the limits of this two-pronged approach were apparent on Friday during a massacre at a mosque in New Zealand.
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War in Afghanistan can give meaningful results when the U.S. and NATO troops don't have to fight this two-pronged war.
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But to catch Ambev, which still controls nearly two-thirds of the action here, Heineken has opened a multi-pronged front.
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Likely because the sanctions have put a major dent in Iran's economy, Tehran chose to employ the risky, two-pronged strategy.
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A senior leader of Modi's ruling party declared himself satisfied with India's "multi-pronged" response to the attack on the army base.
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But stepping into the show, right away a two-pronged caveat just about pushed it down the hill of excoriation for me.
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The plate-size, tinny tamborim, struck rapidly with a stick — often two-pronged, like a snake's tongue — escalated the volume and chaos.
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Equal pay laws are also just one part of a multi-pronged women's agenda that advocates are pushing at the state level.
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There is also a monthly subscription charge of $6.99 to $9.99 for the three-pronged tracking system: Bluetooth, 3G cellular, and GPS.
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But the financial shock was all part of a multi-pronged effort to bring more of India's citizens into the formal economy.
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The five-pronged, three-year plan is intended to generate savings of $600 million in 2020 and $1.5 billion annually by 2022.
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And at the center of my multi-pronged approach to a flawless complexion is an endless amount of serums of every kind.
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Caution prevails; everyone remembers the Sino-Indian war of 1962, which led to a brief but humiliating multi-pronged invasion of India.
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But without fail, they leave their calling cards: Pronged footprints and gashes in the ground where they&aposve dug with natural abandon.
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Both the meeting with domestic companies and the Shanghai speech appeared to be part of a two-pronged strategy, according to Citi.
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"Government departments are encouraged to take multi-pronged approach," Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said during a cabinet meeting on Friday, Xinhua said.
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A number of drug companies are already working with bispecific antibodies but a three-pronged approach takes things to the next level.
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Muilenburg survived calls to break up his three-pronged job as chairman, president and CEO at an annual shareholders' meeting on Monday.
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The company now appears to be following a two-pronged approach to attack the top and the middle of the smartphone market.
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Speaking of which, did anyone notice how Sanders somehow turned the foreign policy discussion into a multi-pronged attack on Henry Kissinger?
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The bipartisan attacks which greeted her upon her return to the United States should be filtered against the two-pronged criteria above.
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And a deer with two short, single-pronged antlers and a straight-up white tail froze on the trail ahead of us.
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Though this two-pronged approach didn't persuade its most committed critics, it also didn't harm the organization or the cause it represented.
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The U.S. intelligence community has linked the releases to a multi-pronged effort by the Russian government to interfere in the election.
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A three-pronged amphibious capabilityAside from some niche capabilities, China's development of military sealift capacity broadly breaks down into three main components.
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The GOP's dual-pronged approach underscores the uphill climb Obama faces if he wants to close the facility before he leaves office.
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Scheming is just one aspect of the show's three-pronged assault, alongside pop and politics; these, too, are handled well this week.
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It feeds into this culture that blames women, with a two-pronged effect: We don't believe women and we blame them simultaneously.
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The Chicago-based, Netherlands-registered company behind names like Case and New Holland, is in the middle of a three-pronged turnaround.
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In his remarks, Tillerson outlined a two-pronged approach to develop talent within the agency and to modernize internal practices and technologies.
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With spears, bows and pronged ninja sais within reach in his cluttered study, it's surprising he didn't use one on the hornet.
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The unusual quatrefoil motifs of some individual quilt blocks are based on the four-pronged footprint of battlements known as star forts.
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What resulted was a multiday, multi-pronged onslaught of harassment from not only gun-control activists but groups who target transgender people.
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Ever entered a protracted and maddening multi-pronged battle with a doctor, hospital, and insurance company over an out-of-network bill?
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Thanks to our species' multi-pronged and comprehensive approach, humanity's present day "Kill All the Marine Life" project is going extremely well.
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The intention of her trip was not immigration, but "Be Best," her multi-pronged platform addressing the health and wellness of children.
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Last month, Trump released a three-pronged approach to tackle the opioid epidemic, which included some measures popular with public health advocates.
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The Trump administration has also launched a three-pronged rulemaking effort to limit federal spending on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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There is also a monthly subscription charge of $6.99 to $9.99 for the three-pronged tracking system: Bluetooth, 3G cellular and GPS.
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If we follow this three-pronged approach, everyone can win: the NRA, the gun manufacturers, the gun owner and, most importantly, society.
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Activists have a two-pronged strategy: First, get senators to oppose the nomination, and second, flip the Senate in the November midterms.
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Likely because the sanctions have put a major dent in Iran's economy, Tehran has chosen to employ the risky, two-pronged strategy.
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There's no assembly, you just slide Cinder out of the box, remove the packing materials and plug it into a 215-pronged outlet.
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The three-pronged fashion exhibition marking the Queen's 90th birthday is also taking place at Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh and Buckingham Palace in London.
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The startup raised $60 million last year earmarked for its multi-pronged expansion strategy (its total funding so far is about $224 million).
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Oscar Tuazon's sculpture "Condenser (Vena Contracta)" (2015), a three-pronged tubular construction made of concrete and fiberglass, resembles discarded industrial piping or valves.
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The RP-PC066 charging pad went on the couch in my living room, replacing the multi-pronged IKEA wired charger I normally use.
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In May, more than 300 Taliban launched a multi-pronged attack on the city of Farah, the provincial capital, before they were repelled.
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The three-pronged policy includes massive government spending and borrowing, coupled with a central bank eager to buy up the government's new bonds.
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The Intro 2 mimics the shape of the two-pronged Form 2; the Intro 6 shares the Form 6's body hugging curves.
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This two-pronged approach showed DDT we were prepared to fight and would not give in to their demands, and they quickly settled.
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They have put together a three-pronged plan for shoring up the euro that they believe is politically feasible despite the troubling backdrop.
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The two-pronged clampdown comes in part response to rising political heat on China's exports of aluminium to the rest of the world.
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Islamic State militants are now facing a two-pronged assault — from local forces outside their stronghold of Raqqa, Syria, and in Falluja, Iraq.
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"We've created this pronged test, the Howey Test, where people look at the different characteristics and determine if it's a security," Redfearn said.
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But the industry has put up a multi-pronged fight to convince the public that fracking is safe and doesn't harm the environment.
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The two-pronged clampdown comes in part response to rising political heat on China's exports of aluminum to the rest of the world.
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Disney's forthcoming service will court families and flesh out the media conglomerate's three-pronged streaming strategy, which also includes Hulu and ESPN Plus.
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This ecosystem -- dominated by Google, Facebook, Twitter and a few other leading internet companies -- is based on a simple three-pronged business model.
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Launch knowledge campaign: Government, industry, healthcare institutions and media should launch a multi-pronged educational campaign using mass media, celebrity endorsements, and advertisements.
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Ms. Rapinchuk, who prefers a crisp 100 percent cotton, low-thread-count bottom sheet, has a two-pronged strategy for wrangling the chaos.
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Usually kitchen forks are two-pronged and fairly narrow, meant for lifting a hunk of meat or poultry or to assist with carving.
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Talking about bitcoin's security is a two-pronged discussion: one is the technology itself, and the other is how it's transferred and stored.
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But with a large, athletic rotation that includes two seven-footers and a three-pronged attack, the term "upset" may no longer apply.
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The key to successfully pulling off the first half of the two-pronged strategy is to break existing patterns at the recruitment level.
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Sadayuki Sakakibara, chairman of Keidanren, the lobbying group representing Japan's largest corporations, encouraged Mr. Abe this week to take a two-pronged approach.
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In the late 1990's, Starr led the multi-pronged investigation of Clinton that resulted in the president's eventual impeachment in late 1998.
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The lawsuit is part of a three-pronged approach for addressing the tax law that Cuomo outlined in his speech: http://bit.ly/2900Co220006ZY2202.
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Google is expected to launch a three-pronged attack against the Commission's 2017 decision which also included an order to treat competitors equally.
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Hardly a gimmick, GoldFusion has a three-pronged impact in that it actively wicks away moisture, combats odor, and dramatically decreases drying time.
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Google is expected to launch a three-pronged attack against the Commission's 2017 decision which also included an order to treat competitors equally.
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He said Cuba's three-pronged economic plan was to separate the state from public businesses, expand the private sector, and attract more foreign investment.
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Before the Four Horsewomen were called up, Paige and Lee were launching a two-pronged assault on the bad old days of the Divas.
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This eight-pronged course will fill you in on all facets and functions of the tool, from designing service solutions to managing customer relationships.
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But it&aposs very difficult to fight a multi-pronged trade war when really everybody should be focused on China and their unfair practices.
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Just take a look at the tulip itself, three-pronged like a trident, as pretty as the anemic rose from Beauty and the Beast.
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Savvant Instagram Optimizer Famous Plan: Lifetime Subscription — $39.99 See Details This five-pronged bundle will teach you the secret sauce to claiming Instagram fame.
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India's military has said it wants 42 squadrons of jets, around 750 aircraft, to defend against a two pronged attack from China and Pakistan.
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This four-pronged course is packed with neurologically-proven strategies that can help you recalibrate your brain to become more focused, productive, and adaptive.
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Private groups and messaging pose specific problems to Facebook's two-pronged automatic and human-driven moderation approach — they also are, Facebook says, its future.
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My suspicion is that what we're seeing now is a three-pronged effort on the part of major cereal brands to win over consumers.
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Even as the DC Circuit weighs the legality of the FCC's rules, Republicans in Congress are waging a multi-pronged campaign to undermine them.
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A confidante and sounding board, Christie has a three-pronged role in Trump's operation: surrogate, adviser and the head of Trump's presidential transition team.
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Whenever you find yourself in a duel, a three-pronged meter appears in front of your warrior and in front of whomever you're facing.
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Their three-pronged approach, first reported by PEOPLE in February and officially launched with a PSA in April, emphasizes de-stigmatizing mental health issues.
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This two-pronged strategy may not deliver the victory he seeks, but it does represent what is becoming a new normal in Republican politics.
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The TV industry is increasingly a multi-pronged attempt to make money off as many shows as possible, in as many ways as possible.
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The team's findings were published this week in PLOS One, and concluded that budgerigars use a two-pronged technique for achieving crash-free flight.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer earlier Monday said the Department of Defense will conduct a "three-pronged" review into Owens's death last month.
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"We're going to challenge both their probable cause to charge him as well as the two-pronged reason for detaining him," Mr. Honecker said.
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Together, the French and German leaders can now lead a two-pronged counteroffensive to preserve what they see as the legacy of the Enlightenment.
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Riding the wave of attention, the administration unveiled a multi-pronged cybersecurity plan that included a series of legislative proposals just before the address.
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In the meantime, I developed a two-pronged approach to surviving by becoming the super good girl who didn't speak up or talk back.
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Mr. Tillerson's two-pronged approach, proposing talks while backing sanctions and military pressure, is likely to be evident this weekend in Manila as well.
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With a small, twin-pronged key, the Z-Lok offers a modest amount of security that&aposs made even better by its steel core.
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This was a multi-pronged campaign -- social media, in-person meetings, political rallies -- by the Russians to beat Hillary Clinton and elect Donald Trump.
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Black women are assessing and implementing multi-pronged organizing strategies — ways to build power, secure control over resources, and to catalyze greater societal transformation.
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China's approach to Taiwan is two-pronged, Jessica Drun, a fellow at the National Bureau of Asian Research in Washington, wrote in an email.
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Ordinarily, their pronged attention encircled him like a crown of thorns, making him self-conscious, causing red fear to leak into his inner vision.
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Both lawsuits were tailored to reach the Supreme Court, and they amount to a two-pronged attack that maximizes the chances for a hearing.
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The Complete Python Data Science Bundle — $37 See Details In this three-pronged collection, you'll dive extensively into building, automating, and securing networks using Python.
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The drop in the value of the yen has been spurred in part by the Japanese government's three-pronged strategy to boost its weak economy.
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With sales lagging, Kaleo brought in new pricing consultants who advocated a two-pronged approach: dramatic price increases and the aggressive use of specialty pharmacies.
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The opposition alliance is pursuing a multi-pronged strategy to oust Maduro via protests, a recall referendum or a constitutional amendment to cut his term.
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The Complete SEO Certification Training Bundle is an eight-pronged learning path that is geared towards teaching you everything there is to know about SEO.
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The CCA, Mr Keller maintained, dutifully applied the three-pronged test endorsed in Atkins: low IQ, deficits in "adaptive functioning" and onset before age 18.
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It's a beginner-friendly, 211-pronged training designed to teach you everything from data structures and algorithms to object-oriented programming to even UI design.
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Aquino says there's a two-pronged approach for how to use that to effect change: one, encourage scientists to be more vocal about their work.
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The latest advance came after intense preparatory artillery, a multi-pronged assault and gains in high ground commanding nearby areas, the non-Syrian commander said.
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Atlanta has a potent two-pronged backfield featuring Devonta Freeman (five TDs) and Tevin Coleman, who have combined for 566 rushing yards through five games.
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For the better part of the past decade, grocery stores have been undergoing a slow morph, from stores selling groceries to multi-pronged retail experiences.
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The multi-pronged attack on Ghazni began on Friday, with insurgents infiltrating people&aposs homes and slipping out into the night to attack Afghan forces.
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It is a floating 9,592.41,618 cubic centimeters is the diameter of an American tee, and turns around a four-pronged, triple bowl of liquid nitrogen.
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In one scene, a man is using a two-pronged dongle to plug his earbuds to an iPhone and charge it at the same time.
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As The Diplomat notes, China is taking a multi-pronged approach as it doubles down on censorship, placing more pressure on international publishers as well.
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Trump included the opioid crisis and how it affects children as one part of her three-pronged platform, "Be Best," which she launched in May.
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In 21 years, the idea of "rock music" being represented by a two‑pronged combination of Elvis and Dylan would be equitable and oddly accurate.
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Ripa Rashid, co-president at the Center for Talent and Innovation, agrees that sensitivity training must be part of a larger scale multi-pronged effort.
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The premier said labor market reform was "the biggest challenge", referring to structural reforms in his broader, three-pronged strategy to reinvigorate the moribund economy.
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The camel clutch is a two pronged attack which simultaneously attacks the bottom man's neck and spine in a cervical lock and makes him humble.
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Diane Berson, MD, an associate clinical professor of dermatology at Cornell University's Weill Medical College, likes the two-pronged approach of Bellafill for this purpose.
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The Russians allegedly took a multi-pronged approach to the Democrats' congressional and presidential campaigns, as well as the elections systems in several U.S. states.
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But the four-hour, two-part documentary Long Strange Trip, which is newly streaming on Amazon, offers a two-pronged take on the legendary group.
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The Border Patrol employs a three-pronged concept as a kind of operational mantra when it comes to securing the border: personnel, technology and infrastructure.
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"The approach that this bill takes, in general, which I believe can work well, is based on a two pronged approach to crime," Sanders said.
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Climate change: Advocated for a multi-pronged approach for tackling climate change, while calling cap-and-trade not "enough" of a strategy to carbon emissions.
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The initiative will have a sustained, multi-pronged approach in congressional districts nationwide: investing significant resources on advertising efforts, elevating community leaders and grassroots activists.
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Heading into 2020, we should expect China to continue its multi-pronged espionage efforts against the United States, particularly as we face a Presidential election.
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GM is hoping its expanded AT22020 line, along with Denali, will become a double-pronged profit center for the automaker's GMC truck and SUV division.
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GM is hoping its expanded AT4 line, along with Denali, will become a double-pronged profit center for the automaker's GMC truck and SUV division.
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The Internet Marketing Mastery Bundle — $19 See Details This three-pronged bundle is designed to help you become the most well-rounded marketer out there.
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Iran's power in the Middle East is multi-pronged, reaching from Yemen via the Gulf of Oman to Iraq and then through Syria to Lebanon.
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Democrats accused Trump's allies of coordinating with conservative journalist John Solomon to peddle "false narratives" about Yovanovitch as part of his multi-pronged pressure campaign.
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But the Trump administration has pursued a multi-pronged crusade against the law's expansion of health coverage and its regulations barring discrimination against preexisting conditions.
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Indonesian authorities, who know they need a multi-pronged approach, have revived an old tool and created a new one they hope will help the rupiah.
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In it, they said that key to defeating insurgencies like the Taliban is to pursue a multi-pronged approach, including robust military, economic and political measures.
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The senators want to roll back legal immigration in a three-pronged approach that aims to cut the number of immigrants by half, to 500,000 annually.
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They have relished in a two-pronged strategy of creating calamities for immigrants — and a subsequent liberal uproar — while staging deportation dramas that shock onlookers abroad.
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From there, I used cover to provide sniper fire while my three teammates pushed the ground in a three-pronged attack covering left, right, and middle.
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As revealed by PEOPLE, the couple and Prince Harry are set to kick off a three-pronged joint campaign later this spring on mental health issues.
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This five-pronged course will arm you with the skills to navigate MATLAB, a computing environment that can help you turn complex data into actionable insights.
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It's a three-pronged monstrosity with colourful buttons and a joystick that Nintendo released in 264, to the confusion of two-handed children around the world.
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Our three-pronged dynamic made me crave their own satisfaction as parents and a chance to create, grow, and shape my own mini human from scratch.
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Deploying capital where it's needed, not just where it's easy, requires a three-pronged approach: Consider this: Uber trades at between 22 and 21990 times sales.
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Facebook Watch will eventually overtake YouTube via a three-pronged approach that will drive advertisers, viewers, and content creators toward the platform and away from YouTube.
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The decision has been made: The Sons of Jacob will strike in a three-pronged terrorist attack: Congress first, then the White House, then the Court.
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Heimbach brought nine guys, many of them carrying heavy, wooden shields emblazoned with the Traditionalist Worker Party's white logo, a four-pronged pitchfork inside a cog.
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The agency said it has a three-pronged approach to evaluating rulemaking petitions, including safety concerns, FAA resources, and the importance of the agency's other matters.
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MIFID II, the multi-pronged regulatory package being assembled by Brussels regulators, represents an overhaul of the way commodity trading has been conducted in the past.
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" It will be replaced with a three-pronged strategy that would "crush" the Iranian regime if it did not give up its aggression and rejoin "civilization.
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Whatever Obama's reasons, his failure to end America's multi-pronged forever war led to this point—to "a litany of war crimes," as Zenko put it.
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The right home renovation is a two-pronged investment: it both serves a functional need in a house and it could actually improve the home's value.
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Investors can't ignore Nvidia's three-pronged approach to satisfying the need for high-quality semiconductor chips in the worlds of gaming, data centers and autonomous driving.
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Beginning in 2013, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe introduced a three-pronged approach of structural reform, monetary stimulus and fiscal stimulus in a bid to revive growth.
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The aviation industry has set out a four-pronged plan to achieve carbon-neutral growth from 2020 and halve net emissions from 2005 levels by 2050.
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According to Dr. John Dani, a neuroscientist and expert on the mechanisms of addiction from the University of Pennsylvania, the urge to smoke is two-pronged.
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The Trump administration is preparing to take a two-pronged approach to rolling back regulations cutting methane emissions from oil and gas wells, Axios has learned.
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Such a two-pronged approach appears to be gaining some momentum in Congress, as lawmakers hope to craft a legislative package before the end of March.
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Effective mosquito prevention requires a multi-pronged approach in which you remove breeding grounds, kill off adult insects, and deploy products that repel these dangerous pests.
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"Still Life With Turkey" begins describing the bird's "one pronged foot … the stiff trinity / of toes," then swerves to a childhood memory of a dead father.
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The rating system potentially benefits gentrifiers on neighborhood factors, but its two-pronged approach balances that to some degree by also looking at a student's school.
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That twin-pronged assault on prices has sent Brent crude to a 17-year low below $25 a barrel and hammered the income of oil producers.
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To make living as law-abiding citizens more appealing to former rebels, the government and international partners should take a three-pronged approach to assisting them.
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The issue is two-pronged: Trump's controversial comments about Curiel's ethnicity and the media's lack of knowledge and lexicon for discussing issues related to U.S. Latinos.
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To combat current and future threats, the report recommends a multi-pronged approach requiring coordination among Congress, social media companies, and the president, despite ongoing hostilities.
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Without a multi-pronged approach, enacted in the near future, Pakistan will continue to experience disease outbreaks, and many more people will be put at risk.
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Guests will schmooze, eat latkes (fried potato pancakes), and light the ceremonial Menorah (a nine-pronged ritual candelabra) like they would at any other Hanukkah party.
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This requires a two-pronged policy approach: the U.S. needs to boost its STEM talent pipeline through investments in STEM education and workforce training for Americans.
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In Singapore, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong recently briefed residents on a similar three-pronged infection control approach, which does not include any quarantining, or stockpiling.
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She also pointed to the particular problem of the pregnancy rumor (or insult as is the case with the Vanderpump Rules premiere) as a two-pronged problem.
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"Apple shows how you fight against populism," a senior EU official familiar with the Commission chief's thinking told Reuters, describing a two-pronged strategy directed by Juncker.
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That might mean defaulting to using Wi-Fi, working with partners, or opening new channels (like chat apps) so you can have a multi-pronged messaging strategy.
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Ms Warren's two-pronged scheme was presented in March, but it is now coming under closer scrutiny as her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination gathers steam.
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If the rumor is true, it means that Samsung will be able to use a multi-pronged attack against the new iPhone X, which starts at $999.
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Here is what that looks like: With this two-pronged approach, Pulpix hopes it can lure publishers with the promise of keeping viewers on their sites longer.
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It seems likely that a multi-pronged approach to reducing the spread of fake news will be more effective than trying to solve for only one variable.
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This vague multi-pronged outline identifies the core approaches that Facebook can take to fight the problem and it's not bad as far as first thoughts go.
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The affected three-pronged plug adapter is white, with no letters on the inside slot where it attaches to the main Apple power adapter, the statement said.
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Their three-pronged approach, first reported by PEOPLE in February, will see them unite various charities, and their own key interests in the field, under one roof.
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Clinton's campaign on Tuesday morning fired off a statement tweaking Trump over his accounting of the donations amid a multi-pronged push to counter Trump's news conference.
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"I would say it is a three-pronged sell-off: strong dollar, higher rates, and a Dem sweep," said John Spallanzani, chief macro strategist at GFI Group.
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These birds also feature highly specialized tongues that turn into a two-pronged fork when in contact with nectar, allowing the birds to better absorb the liquid.
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"Usually, I suggest a two-pronged approach," said Jessica Chutka-Pelletier, a broker with Douglas Elliman in Chappaqua, who sold Mr. Lavertue and Ms. Simms their home.
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That attack came double-pronged with cuts to the budgets of those public institutions, leaving a society that works increasingly only for those who can afford it.
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While increased competition will likely accelerate Herceptin's sales erosion in the second half of 2018, Schwan said he had a multi-pronged approach to limit the damage.
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The Trump team has taken to repeating on a daily basis that the House GOP plan is only one part of a "three-pronged" approach on healthcare.
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Further, Assad passes the second tier of the two-pronged test, and on the first question, Assad, as bad as he has been, is the status quo.
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Democrats should therefore respond with a two-pronged strategy: Defend ARC, and slam Trump's threats as proof that he is no different from classic Republican budget-cutters.
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This two-pronged bundle is designed to turn you into a power user, arming you with the skills to see projects through their completion using the program.
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Undaunted by their FOSTA-SESTA setback, Big Tech has moved on in their efforts to preserve and even expand Section 230 protections using a multi-pronged attack.
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He's likely to be confirmed, but Dems are planning multi-pronged attack on Pruitt, whose repeatedly challenged the agency he's been tapped to lead in the courts.
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The women's field will be headed by a powerful four-pronged South Korean team of Park In-bee, Kim Sei-young, Chun In-gee and Amy Yang.
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Looking back on the process of redesigning his career trajectory, Shapero sees it as a three-pronged approach that any professional can use to retool their career.
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This is a new and critical area in health care that needs a more aggressive multi-pronged approach including research, training experts, and creating multidisciplinary clinical approach.
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This was around the same time Cambridge Analytica started working for the Trump campaign as part of its three-pronged data operation based in San Antonio, Texas.
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However, while Sanders was able to run as the revolutionary challenger in 2016 against Clinton and a handful of minor candidates, he's facing a multi-pronged challenge.
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He reiterated that the government will use all its policy tools - monetary and fiscal policies and structural reform - to accelerate the three-pronged reflationary policy dubbed "Abenomics".
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The storm's ferocious winds, clocked at greater than 140 miles per hour, destroyed power lines as well as power plants and transformers, requiring a multi-pronged effort.
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Mr. Obama, who has been criticized for not acting forcefully enough to defeat the Islamic State, adopted a two-pronged strategy last year for defeating the group.
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Facebook has launched a multi-pronged offensive as it deals with the exploding data privacy scandal: tweaking privacy settings, agreeing to testify and delaying a product launch.
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Ammo control and fabrication device restrictions having failed, governments will over the longer term employ a two-pronged approach that consists of possession permits and digital censorship.
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These $349 headphones come with a USB cable, audio cable, two-pronged airline adapter, and a compact case that holds the whole thing in a tight package.
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Even though both sides agreed Coronado experienced a psychotic episode, under California law Judge Ocampo was bound to consider a two-pronged test to determine her sanity.
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The newest offering to emerge from Google's multi-pronged (some would say confusing) messaging strategy is Duo, a bare-bones video chat app for Android and iOS.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Deb powered through the White Walkers, but a two-pronged attack from the flu and the angry gods of internet access has temporarily felled her.
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" Each print measured nearly a foot long by a foot wide, and consisted of "five markings, with very clear, three-pronged imprints in a hard clay substrate.
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State law guarantees minimum wage and overtime pay to employees and uses a similar multi-pronged test focused on control over working conditions to determine worker classification.
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Though the groups themselves have yet to officially announce the triple-pronged trek, sources tell the outlet that it will take the bands across the United States.
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" If you ask Bill Doyle, the executive chairman of the board of Novocure, the two-pronged strategy for expanding his tumor-tackling biotechnology company is "relatively simple.
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The first lady has included the opioid epidemic as one part of her three-pronged Be Best program of helping kids, specifically focused on neonatal abstinence syndrome.
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In its two-pronged approach, women support one another in their struggles but also use their hard-won knowledge of the prison system to advocate for change.
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Her job, as she told the forum, is to work with partners in the aerospace industry to build a multi-pronged network to serve the entire planet.
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Since then, the situation has devolved into a gigantic, multi-pronged controversy about diversity and discrimination in the romance industry, and the commotion is far from over.
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The addition of AT4 to the Yukon models is part of a two-pronged approach with Denali to increase profitability for GM's GMC truck and SUV brand.
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From FBI Director Christopher Wray, a three-pronged strategy relies on investigations, intelligence sharing with allies, and working with tech companies to address threats in real time.
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Bedford, New Hampshire (CNN)A week after endorsing Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Warren on Saturday fired off a two-pronged attack against Donald Trump and former rival Scott Brown.
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When you're at the helm of a major multi-pronged website, traffic, digital revenue, social media and the demise of countless former institutions are the daily de rigeur.
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"We're going to see a two-pronged approach," said Floris Bauer, co-founder and president of Gunpowder & Sky, which has offices in Los Angeles, New York and London.
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Bethany broke down the company's five-pronged approach, which includes a focus on its customer loyalty program, experimental concept stores, corporate office downsizing, and investments in digital programs.
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Again, we see that private sector cooperation is a highly impactful way to reduce the threat of PAEs, and an essential part of a multi-pronged, offensive approach.
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The rate at which debt in the United States is growing is unsustainable, and the only way to battle it is with a two-pronged approach, Republican Sen.
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When a shooter pulls the trigger of an Axon taser, compressed nitrogen shoots two-pronged darts from the weapon's barrel, which are attached to electrically charged copper wires.
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This is a two-pronged problem: First of all, being plus-size and having an addiction to food are often conflated here and, secondly, it simply looks exploitative.
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Now, officials have a two-pronged approach to the situation: resettle those who got out, and try to convince those who haven't to leave as soon as possible.
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On Monday the pro-Democratic political and advocacy group American Bridge is launching a multi-pronged effort to attack White House policies on global warming and the environment.
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"Given the severity and complexity of the unwanted robocall problem, this agency recognizes that it must take a multi-pronged approach, to address this persistent problem," Clyburn said.
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Mattel was also hit hard by the bankruptcy of Toys R Us. Under Kreiz, Mattel has embraced a two-pronged strategy aimed at turning around the troubled toymaker.
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He says he plans to spend up to $2 million on the multi-pronged campaign, which he started because he believes Trump is using Musk to legitimize himself.
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Once I got the hang of spinning the plastic, three-pronged object on my fingers, the real work began: determining the role it might play in my orgasm.
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Beyond supporting Congresswoman Gabbard, I would propose the following two pronged test to precede the application of military force or rendering of aid to entities seeking regime change.
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Though Trump derided such an approach in debates with Clinton, the U.S. is now fighting a multi-pronged war in Syria, as opposed to focusing exclusively on ISIS.
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"With this smart, multi-pronged action New York will be leading the way to protect our natural resources now and for future generations of New Yorkers," he added.
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This legislation would allow for the development of a multi-pronged, national regulatory framework that would improve transparency and safety throughout the AV research, testing and development process.
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I think there needs to be a multi-pronged approach, where it's advocacy, political pressure from Albany and city leaders, but also, sometimes you just need a backstop.
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A change of mind doesn't have to mean inconsistency or weakness; perhaps it's just a characteristic of our many-pronged, magical ability to care about other people's work.
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But Bunge's lukewarm response to a "possible consensual business combination" suggests a two-pronged M&A approach for agribusinesses may be in the offing, analysts said on Wednesday.
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Now Google comes to the market, with a two-pronged plan to disrupt Samsung, which is already reeling from the recall of its exploding Galaxy Note 7 smartphones.
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It's become this multi-pronged entity that people, especially with legacy brands and luxury brands, think of across many different platforms, and that's what we have to do.
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And without a three-pronged assault on racial domination, social exclusion and economic inequality, race hierarchy would survive, as it does now, diminishing the promise of American democracy.
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Scott unveiled a $22015 million, three-pronged plan on Friday to improve school safety in the wake of the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland.
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Scott unveiled a $450 million, three-pronged plan on Friday to improve school safety in the wake of the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland.
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Referring to the menorah — the traditional eight-pronged candelabra Jews traditionally light in windows during the holiday — Hepps told me it doubles as a symbol of Jewish visibility.
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The three-pronged Abenomics platform implemented in 2012, comprising fiscal expansion, monetary easing, and structural reform, has already seen the Nikkei stocks index more than double in value.
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In Gwyneth Paltrow&aposs &aposThe Goop Lab,&apos her staffers learn breathing techniques, cold temperature exposure, and meditation — the three-pronged mindfulness approach of Dutch "Iceman" Wim Hof.
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In CNN's newsroom, it is called the Triad: a three-pronged internal system designed to ensure that sensitive reporting by the network's journalists is unimpeachable before it runs.
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Instead, U.S. policymakers need to adopt a two-pronged strategy to restore "credible U.S. military leverage" and take the lead in assembling "a coherent regional coalition" against Tehran.
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Our chief White House correspondent analyzed the White House's two-pronged strategy for dealing with the special counsel's investigation: Limit it and attack those who are conducting it.
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Ahead of its march last year, the organization unveiled a 10-pronged political platform intended to steer its focus and give lawmakers a list of progressive policy priorities.
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Beefing up America's ailing roads, bridges and other public works is a cornerstone of Trump's three-pronged economic revitalization plan — the other two being tax cuts and deregulation.
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It has taken a multi pronged approach: Newsroom reporters have dug for information and filed multiple stories a day while opinion writers have written forceful editorials and columns.
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It was part of a multi-pronged offensive which also saw Japan, on the same day, invade Hong Kong, Guam, the Wake Islands and British Malaya, including Singapore.
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The film's revelations are two-pronged: They uncover much about the Hasidic community, while also more broadly exposing how insular groups keep people in and everyone else out.
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Tate Modern's retrospective of the Swiss sculptor, which gathers some 20150 pieces, highlights his multi-pronged process and sustained work in plaster, wood, terracotta, oil paint, and more.
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The multi-pronged conflict, combined with the specter of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's continued use chemical weapons, could drag the U.S. deeper into the seven-year war.
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Also, the preference for Clinton over Bernie Sanders was a two-pronged assessment; it was a sophisticated weighing of comfort and of policy without an absolutism of good vs.
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This 4-pronged training suite contains expert-led instruction for every experience level; whether you're just starting out or you're merely looking to supplement your already-advanced skill set.
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It has been five years since the exchange initiated a multi-pronged reform process to deal with the problem of long load-out queues in its physical delivery network.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia orchestrated a multi-pronged cyber offensive on the 2016 election to discredit Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and help Trump, a Republican, win.
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And the market fell on concerns that raising rates and tightening monetary, this two-pronged and aggressive tightening policy will bring problems to risk asset and growth next year.
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In brief remarks, Trump said the SUPPORT Act dovetails with her childhood initiative, Be Best, a three-pronged platform that includes focus on children affected by the opioid crisis.
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To do that, we are looking at a two-pronged strategy – one is to have a strong organic growth and two, to make strategic acquisitions at the same time.
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Talking about "collusion" and "interference" misses this critical point: The 2016 election problems were the result of a multi-pronged cyberattack that none of these parties were prepared for.
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The initiative takes a three-pronged approach that aims to encourage employers to keep birth control on their insurance plans, even though the federal mandate has been rolled back.
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If you want to maximize your hair's growth potential (and keep the hair you already have strong), it's about taking a three-pronged approach: diet, scalp care, and styling.
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Coke said it is playing the long game, however, and outlined a three-pronged strategy to address these issues in the region during its earnings conference call on Wednesday.
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Rechtschaffen said if the Fed adopts a two-pronged strategy of reinvesting bond proceeds and jawboning down inflation expectations, that will help the Trump White House fund its programs.
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In this Gilded Age, though, that kind of two-pronged strategy—raking in money by any means necessary and ostentatiously dishing some back out—may not cut it anymore.
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The announcement came at the start of 20053 and referred to issues with two-pronged power adapters which are used for Europe, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina and Brazil.
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The announcement came at the start of 23 and referred to issues with two-pronged power adapters which are used for Europe, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina and Brazil.
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KABUL, Afghanistan – Afghan forces were still battling the Taliban in parts of Ghazni on Saturday, a day after the insurgents launched a multi-pronged assault on the eastern city.
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Since 2016, when Russian intelligence conducted a multi-pronged attack to meddle in the US presidential election, federal agencies have carved out more specific roles to address election security.
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This isn't just an action film; it's a multi-pronged assault on the heartstrings, with plenty of wide-eyed, apple-cheeked Norman Rockwell Americana saturating the pounding digital waves.
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Facebook's multi-pronged effort also includes live crisis support through Facebook Messenger and a video campaign that reminds people to reach out to those in need of emotional support.
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If a white three-pronged outlet doesn't seem sassy enough for your Secret Santa recipient, throw in a Hue color changing light bulb, which is fun if totally unnecessary.
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"This is the wildcard to this space," Boss told Cramer, detailing his three-pronged strategy to how investors should approach the potential trade war's effect on their retail stocks.
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The operation is expected to take a four-pronged approach, launching from the Syrian border towns of Atmeh, Bab al Hawa, Harem and Salkin, according to the rebel commander.
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Inhofe's stand against the EPA is more than valid and supports a two-pronged defense against the agency's disregard for our judicial system and irresponsible misuse of taxpayer dollars.
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Maybe Gillum, and Stacey Abrams in Georgia, will win their respective gubernatorial bids, and the GOP will abandon its two-pronged strategy of racial incitement and minority-voter suppression.
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Undergraduates will be more engaged and fewer will drop out if universities adopt this two-pronged approach, giving students essential psychological tools and making their success an institutional priority.
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Cambridge Analytica was part of the Trump campaign's three-pronged data operation, which was led by digital strategist Brad Parscale and overseen by Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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The rescue is two-pronged: to help the boys who have been brought out of the cave, while working to save the remaining boys and coach still trapped inside.
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To be effective, we need a large-scale, multi-pronged effort, to convince physicians of the threats of long-term benzodiazepine use and provide them with specific counseling skills.
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For a while, the two-pronged approach seemed to be working, but over the past year, gonorrhea strains have seemed to grow increasingly resistant to both types of antibiotics.
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A U.S.-led international coalition is providing air and ground support to the offensive, which Iraq's army and counter-terrorism service are also fighting in a multi-pronged attack.
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A three-pronged man-made antibody, created by French drugmaker Sanofi and U.S. scientists, could offer a new way to treat or prevent HIV, following successful tests in monkeys.
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For her part, Ms. Pelosi was intent on playing a two-pronged game: bashing Mr. Trump publicly while toiling in the Capitol to dissuade House Democrats from impeaching him.
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The Democrats' two-pronged plan will also complicate life for Mr. McConnell, who has said he will not bring up any measure that does not have the president's support.
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Canceling classes is part of a multi-pronged effort to curb the spread of the virus, which has infected more than 102,0000 people worldwide and killed nearly 3,500 people.
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I have a shed full of rakes and spades and three-pronged cultivators because sometimes the neighborhood children will descend in a pack to help me with this task.
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As part of this multi-pronged effort, Chinese state media amplified disinformation about the protests with paid advertisements, prompting Twitter to revoke ad purchase privileges from state-run media.
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This three-pronged mandate does seem more daunting at this point, but Republicans are only in this situation because Congress did not do its job the first nine months.
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Sempra devised a two-pronged strategy aimed at assuaging both Texas power regulators and Elliott and other creditors, according to one of the people with knowledge of the process.
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President Donald Trump's lawyers are set to finish their opening statements today, after laying out a multi-pronged defense in Day 2 at the Senate impeachment trial on Monday.
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President Donald Trump's lawyers laid out a multi-pronged defense in the Senate impeachment trial Monday, pushing back on House Democrats' case for Trump's conviction and removal from office.
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The group is running a multi-pronged advertising campaign showcasing monuments, including Bears Ears, in an effort to frame the issue as one about protecting parks and majestic landscapes.
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We have developed our business around a three-pronged approach: marketing our reception venues, providing high-end catering services in one-of-a-kind settings, and providing party venues.
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Candidate Trump laid out a four-pronged plan of tax reform, trade reform, regulatory reform and energy reform to make America great again and put Americans back to work.
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"Weak economic data and bearish political background means this is a double-pronged attack on sterling," said Neil Jones, Mizuho Bank's head of hedge fund sales based in London.
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The birth highlighted how zoos increasingly use social media as a two-pronged tool, fueling their marketing efforts as well as raising awareness and conservation money for struggling species.
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Trump used their appearance as a launchpad for a three-pronged plan to reduce opioid use in the U.S., starting with an advertising campaign to increase education and prevention.
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The administration replied the next week, finally explaining its reasoning for why the Libya war didn't need an AUMF (the two-pronged test of "national interest" and limited scope).
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The prime minister's three-pronged package to revive the sclerotic economy – dubbed Abenomics – has led to a sharp plunge in interest rates and a gravity-defying leap in the yen.
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It's testing some of the same features in Facebook proper as are launching today on Messenger, in a multi-pronged attack on Snapchat, which has become its most cunning competitor.
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Though Russia's 2016 election interference campaign was multi-pronged, by far its prominent operation was hacking the Democratic National Committee, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and nominee Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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In Cali, preventing gang violence is part of the city's five-pronged resilience strategy, drawn up under its membership of the 100 Resilient Cities network, backed by The Rockefeller Foundation.
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The final aspect to Grab's three-pronged "hyperlocal" approach, explained Vassilakis, is to make sure its team is continuously in touch with users to find ways to improve the product.
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This would be yet another front in Trump's multi-pronged attack on Obamacare, one that is projected to lead to millions fewer Americans having insurance and coverage becoming increasingly unaffordable.
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" Steven Butler, the Asia Program Coordinator for the Committee to Protect Journalists, said there has been a "stepped up and multi-pronged attack on the media aimed at shaping coverage.
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We know we must also take additional steps to meet this challenge and are continuing to pursue a multi-pronged approach to stop the spread of false news on Facebook.
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The Kurdistan Regional Council said in a statement that Iraqi forces had launched a "major, multi-pronged operation to enter the city" and take over its military base and oilfields.
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In a letter to Nintendo's former CEO, the late Satoru Iwata, dated June 2000, 4.683, Fischer outlined a three-pronged approach on how the game-maker could change its fortunes.
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"I think that the take-home for me is that we're going to need a multi-pronged approach to gun violence prevention in this country for it to be affective."
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For production designer Diane Lederman, who joined The Americans in season three, getting started means mobilizing a deep, multi-pronged team that's responsible for just about everything you see onscreen.
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It was through this turbulent, double-pronged lifestyle of debauched partying and self-experimentation, however, that Humphry ultimately came to realize what would become laughing gas' most commonly exploited benefit.
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The two-pronged plugs in question were shipped to Continental Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Korea, Argentina, and Brazil, and are liable to break and shock you if you touch them.
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Core to this revolution was the Nintendo 64's controller—its alien-like, three-pronged handles, myriad colors, and joystick signaling that this was indeed a console from the future.
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Mattel was also hit hard by the bankruptcy of Toys R Us. Under CEO Ynon Kreiz, Mattel has embraced a two-pronged strategy aimed at turning around the troubled toymaker.
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Fusion GPS is the private research firm close to the center of the multi-pronged Russia investigation ongoing in the House, Senate, and the offices of Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller.
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"Pipeline leak detection is not a one dimensional problem and, in all cases, requires a multiple pronged approach for success," Mike Tankersley, director of pipeline simulation for Schneider Electric said.
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The review, which was led by national security adviser H.R. McMaster, proposes a multi-pronged approach aimed at tightening the screws on North Korea economically and militarily, the official said.
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Four days after the bombing, Ankara announced a two-pronged "war on terror," said to focus on both the PKK and IS, but concentrated almost entirely on the militant Kurds.
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But instead of wasting time knocking down Munger's single payer idea, I've come up with a two-pronged strategy that will do something about the prohibitive costs he rightfully identified.
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Equity markets bore the brunt of the two-pronged tariff threat from the United States, while safe-haven assets such as the Swiss franc and gold have been hefty beneficiaries.
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Trump is hoping that a three-pronged attack of lower tax cuts, less regulation and greater infrastructure spending will spur the kind of growth acceleration the Fed has been anticipating.
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In 2010, Aletheia brought in O'Melveny – which had represented the asset manager in an unrelated investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission – to handle its multi-pronged dispute with Proctor.
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Joseph Boskovich Jr. — cofounder and partner at Old West Investment Management — uses a three-pronged approach to stock selection that's helped him grow his firm's assets at a rapid pace.
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"The High Frontier" explains physicist and Princeton professor Gerard K. O'Neill's "three-pronged plan of Space Colonization, Space Solar Power and Large Scale Space Construction," according to the book's synopsis.
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"The monkey menace can be checked only by a multi-pronged approach," said Mohnot, the chairman of the Primate Research Centre, a federal institute in the western city of Jodhpur.
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In interviews with Reuters a day before the raid, 15 activists involved in the Jasic case described a multi-pronged effort to force them to disengage from the workers' cause.
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His team freeze-dried a vaccine that Edward Jenner developed in England in 1796, so it no longer needed refrigeration, and adapted a two-pronged needle to simplify its application.
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Cuomo has emphasized a two-pronged solution to the coronavirus outbreak: increase the ability to care for those who get sick and cut down on the spread of new cases.
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In public, Trump keeps putting on a brave face, but in private his campaign is putting together a three-pronged voter suppression effort to keep turnout as low as possible.
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Four days after the bombing, Ankara announced a two-pronged "war on terror," claimed to focus on both the PKK and IS, but concentrated almost entirely on the militant Kurds.
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The company's three-pronged approach includes a delivery pilot in partnership with Dominos and Postmates, testing self-driving cars around the city and setting up a dedicated fleet-management center.
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"One Medical is attempting to disrupt a fairly large primary care market with a multi-pronged strategy," MKM partners analyst Ronit Kulkarni said in a note to clients last week.
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Two examples are most important as Trudeau fights a three-pronged battle against the center-right Conservative Party, the left-wing New Democratic Party and the nominally separatist Bloc Quebecois.
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With a soft-pronged gripper, external camera and force-sensing wrist cuff, the robot can both see and feel individual blocks in a Jenga tower, according to an MIT statement.
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People ostensibly aligned politically with the president have expressed concerns about how the multi-pronged dispute will affect their livelihoods, which include vast swaths of ranchers, farmers and whisky makers.
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Instead, the Commission has announced a three-pronged strategy that is primed for use and which seems to have been well-received by both business leaders and politicians across Europe.
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The push to publish the Trump administration's visitor logs is a two-pronged challenge because the president has taken meetings both at the White House and at his various properties.
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Bernie Sanders unveiled a multi-pronged plan Monday aimed at giving more power to workers in their companies, ending corporate greed, breaking up monopolies and increasing taxes on big businesses.
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Greece is therefore counting on a three-pronged strategy of a cash buffer, post-bailout surveillance by the European Commission and debt relief to plot a credible return to markets.
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Admittedly, the renewed and hip conversations about decolonization have confused me as the layers — governance, repatriation, representation — get piled on, and the core of a multi-pronged effort, gets buried.
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In May, Hong Kong launched a multi-pronged customs, shipping and financial sector crackdown against so-called fake trade invoicing that allows billions of dollars of capital to leave China illegally.
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Ola, which said sees around half of its income from cash-based payments and half from Ola Money, takes a dual pronged approach to offer the same flexibility that Uber targets.
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The three-pronged catalyst of lower taxes, less regulation and more domestic spending could push gross domestic product well above the trend of the past eight years, the noted author said.
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While we can't know how well her three-pronged treatment plan is working for Lady Gaga, we have some idea of the isolation and emotional pain it may have caused her.
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But ask the cybersecurity community, and they'll tell you the easiest way to hack the election is a simpler, two-pronged attack: Black out sources of real information and spread disinformation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A three-pronged man-made antibody, created by French drugmaker Sanofi and U.S. scientists, could offer a new way to treat or prevent HIV, following successful tests in monkeys.
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Together, the three portions present a look not just at the future of climate change, but its present and past, a three-pronged effort to shake viewers out of their malaise.
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"It's a three-pronged attack — we will fight gerrymandering with grassroots initiatives, we will fight it by lobbying in state capitols, and we will fight it in the courts," he continued.
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The plan -- "A Better Deal: Better Jobs, Better Wages, Better Future" -- is a three-pronged approach that focuses on improving wages, lowering costs of everyday expenses and boosting job-training opportunities.
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The revelations in One of Us are two-pronged: They uncover much about the Hasidic community, while also more broadly exposing how insular groups keep people in and everyone else out.
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" Her lawyers' argument against them is three-pronged, stating that: As the Uber example demonstrates, companies do not require arbitration agreements with class action waivers to resolve disputes "cheaply or quickly.
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These prongs can be made to spin around the center at mesmerizing speeds, to the point that the spinner looks less like a three-pronged item and more like a disc.
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Google today announced a multi-pronged News Initiative, which Chief Business Officer Phillipp Schindler described as a way to tie together all the company's efforts to work with the journalism industry.
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The Defense Department will conduct a "three-pronged" review into the death of a Navy SEAL last month during a special operations raid, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Monday.
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Border-state Republicans have largely dismissed Trump's push for a physical border wall, instead floating that the administration should take a multi-pronged approach that includes fencing, surveillance and personnel. Sen.
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During Russia's multi-pronged election interference campaign of 2016 the GRU targeted VR Systems, an electronic pollbook manufacturer that a number of Florida counties use to maintain their voter registration databases.
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Pai's multi-pronged attack on the ruling have drawn criticism from top tech companies including Alphabet, Facebook and Amazon and prompted more than 22 million comments during a public reaction period.
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The big picture: Sarah Ladislaw, an energy and geopolitics expert with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, sees a three-pronged Saudi approach: Growing investments outside the oil sector entirely.
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The path forward is two-pronged: More and better education coupled with better security UX so that users know what (and what not) to do, and doing it isn't punishingly complicated.
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There is a multi-pronged fight for the Southern California House district formerly represented by Democrat Katie Hill, who resigned after admitting to having a relationship with a campaign staff member.
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The Council's four-pronged strategy would replace the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, taxing $40 per ton of carbon dioxide and raising an estimated $200 billion to $300 billion a year.
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Now she is making more than $200,000 a year, as CEO of Raleigh Brewing Co. Nysted shared how her three-pronged strategy earns her business a combined revenue of $12 million.
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Trump's legal team leveled a two-pronged attack at Bolton on Tuesday, saying the allegations in his upcoming book are not credible — but even if they were, they are not impeachable.
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Instead of stifling the assault by turning the tables on Russia in the cyber, informational, economic, financial, and domestic domains, Putin's multi-pronged attacks have actually intensified since Trump took office.
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Democrats accused Trump's allies of coordinating with conservative journalist John Solomon to peddle "false narratives" about then-US Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch as part of his multi-pronged pressure campaign.
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That doesn't mean the three-pronged plastic phenomena don't provide any real benefits, or that parents and educators are wrong when they say it helps some children focus in the classroom.
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Mounting a multi-pronged persuasion campaign aimed at targeting an array of stakeholders, in part by taking advantage of years of diffusely accumulated good will, is much harder and more expensive.
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In a four-pronged attack, Emirati forces managed in a single day, without loss, to evict AQAP from Mukalla, one of Yemen's main ports and the capital of its largest province, Hadramawt.
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In tandem, the messages form a dual-pronged campaign to try and emphasize -- and raise the stakes -- of the risks of remaining a divided party, according to sources familiar with the effort.
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Much like his Electric Knife Orchestra, Mendoza's multi-pronged apparatus reproduces different sections of a popular song through one of a kind robotic mechanisms designed using Autodesk Fusion 360 and Autodesk Inventor.
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The pronged stand used to prevent the box from touching the top of the pizza is made out of a heat-resistant white ceramic, and serves as the bowl of the pipe.
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"Without a doubt, addressing our nation's opioid crisis calls for a multi-pronged effort involving many health care stakeholders, from doctors, dentists and pharmaceutical companies to pharmacies and government officials," Merlo said.
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RISE is a two-pronged effort: slow damaging growth of the lionfish population and create a rich curriculum around this and future RISE work that can be used in American middle schools.
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In order to test it out, the researchers created five micrometer wide four-pronged hats laced with iron that bull sperm cells swim into, and then push around with their long tails.
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The first component of his two-pronged, 2013 return to the mainstream from the indie outskirts was a tour de force on True Detective as a desiccated husk of his usual form.
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This is the two-pronged approach TheWaveVR believes VR concerts need in order to make them a different category: visuals you can't get at a real show and a true social experience.
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The change comes as part of a multi-pronged attack on hoaxes, clickbait, spam and low-quality sites following criticism that Facebook didn't prevent fake news from influencing the 2016 presidential election.
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A three-pronged agenda of demand management, active labour-market policies and boosting competition would go a long way to tackling the problems that are unfairly laid at the door of globalisation.
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In Puerto Rico, the Aedes aegypti mosquito that carries Zika is widespread, and Frieden said controlling it will require a multi-pronged approach involving government, municipalities, neighbors, families and society at large.
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The sizable funding round arrived at a time when China's softening economy is sapping consumer confidence, but the company's two-pronged strategy makes sure it covers a broad range of consumer demands.
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Despite concerns this two-pronged approach risked cannibalising demand, Chris Agathangelou, head of financial institutions syndicate at NatWest Markets, said the issuer had chosen very different maturity buckets to mitigate those fears.
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Such conflict has frayed ties between China and Myanmar, which Beijing has hoped could be a key gateway in its multi-pronged "One Belt One Road" strategy to promote regional economic links.
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Be Best is a three-pronged platform with a focus on opioid addiction and families, general physical and emotional well-being of children, and kindness and safety for kids using social media.
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Here's a breakdown of Oscar's two-pronged Medicare Advantage strategy:Oscar's Montefiore partnership in New York is in line with its existing "narrow network" plans — but the approach could alienate Medicare-age patients.
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The North Vietnamese Army would soon be traversing the bridge to complete its three-pronged Easter Offensive, one that would overwhelm and kill many of his fellow Marines and South Vietnamese allies.
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Even still, doing so requires a multi-pronged approach, including links to The Critter Depot from other reputable sites and a library of relevant content to keep visitors on the site longer.
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The recall involves two-pronged wall plug adapters sold with Macs and the 10-watt adapters shipped with iPads between 2003 and 2015, in Argentina, Brazil, Europe, New Zealand and South Korea.
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He and Lillard are both pick-and-roll guards who do great work spotting up, giving the Blazers a two-pronged dribble drive attack that allows the team to maintain exceptional spacing.
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The army, which has driven Islamic State from huge swathes of central and eastern Syria in a multi-pronged campaign this year, re-entered the town soon afterwards, a war monitor said.
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" Wicker's campaign counterpart in the House, Chairman Greg Walden (R-Ore.), said Ryan has spent significant time briefing Trump on the House's six-pronged, election-year policy agenda dubbed "A Better Way.
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Aimed at bolstering American leadership in AI, the initiative features a "multi-pronged approach" that is categorized into five key pillars: research and development, AI infrastructure, AI governance, workforce and international engagement.
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The 2-pronged problem in the USFor the fifth time in US history — and the second time in this century alone— the US has a president elected by the minority of Americans.
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But the reality of Russia's sophisticated, multi-pronged effort to meddle in the US election went much deeper than probing states' voting infrastructure, and the circumstantial case it had an impact is overwhelming.
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Since 1980, Nintendo has taken a two-pronged approach to the gaming market: In addition to a traditional, TV-based home console, the company has also produced a portable, battery-powered handheld device.
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These private groups and messaging "pose specific problems to Facebook's two-pronged automatic and human-driven moderation approach," Emily Stewart writes, which will only worsen as Facebook embraces private messaging as its future.
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In fact, pure-play distribution success leads to higher and higher losses due to sobering industry economics these pure-plays can't stomach, but the behemoths can due to their multi-pronged business models.
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Before the launch of the impeachment inquiry in September, Democrats were operating a multi-pronged investigation strategy with committees each working on their own separate, sometimes duplicate tracks and piling on the administration.
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Multi-pronged offensives to capture territory controlled by ISIS — following plans developed in large part by McGurk — were already underway in Iraq as well as Syria by the the time Trump took office.
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These camps are part of a three-pronged approach, including betaworks ventures (which makes pre-seed and seed investments) and betaworks studio (which builds companies within the startup shop through an EIR program).
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In fact, pure-play growth success leads to higher and higher losses due to sobering industry economics these pure-plays can't stomach, but the behemoths can due to their multi-pronged business models.
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The rescue rights issue is part of a two-pronged plan for the world's oldest lender, including the sale of 9.2 billion euros of non-performing loans to clean up its balance sheet.
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The recall involves two-pronged wall plug adapters sold with Macs and the 10-watt adapters shipped with iPads between 2003 and 43, in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Europe, New Zealand, and South Korea.
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Caputo, who advised the campaign on communications, is one of several former Trump campaign aides who are being questioned as part of a multi-pronged investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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For years, the feds have been working on an investigation they call "Operation Broken Glass," a massive, multi-pronged assault on the criminal underworld spanning 12 states up and down the East Coast.
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In short, the three-pronged approach of development, diplomacy, and defense is more than just effective–it creates tremendous value for American taxpayers, while keeping our troops out of harm's way more often.
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The Material World scheme is just one example — a multi-pronged campaign which both champions emerging designers and presents comprehensive information on the ways in which fashion takes its toll on the planet.
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The emergency declaration fight presents a multi-pronged problem for Republicans, who need to agree on alternative language that both supports Trump on border security and expresses their constitutional concerns about his actions.
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All of us can play a role in preventing suicide; VA can teach influencers how to do so by providing them with messaging guidance as part of a comprehensive, intentional, multi-pronged campaign.
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The best mosquito repellent products you can buyEffective mosquito prevention requires a multi-pronged approach in which you remove breeding grounds, kill off adult insects, and deploy products that repel these dangerous pests.
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Arizona's effort is the latest in a multi-pronged attack nationwide to combat a problem that claimed more than 42,000 lives in 2016, according to U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention figures.
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"Obviously, we look at what happened in 2016 and what we should expect in the future is a two-pronged attack," says Noah Praetz, the director of elections for Cook County in Illinois.
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And lobbyists who specialize in trade issues are busy as companies enlist them to seek tariffs exemptions The frenzy of activity is part of multi-pronged approach as businesses tackle Trump's trade agenda.
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Not only does it have two USB ports for phones and tablets, but it even has two three-pronged USB outlets so you can plug in absolutely anything while you're in the car.
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Over time the various agents learned (and of course reported back) various stratagems, from simple things such as how to scatter units under an area-of-effect attack to complex multi-pronged offenses.
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Of the French Revolution's three-pronged cry — "Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité" — the first has proved most problematic, freedom being but a short step, in the French view, from the "Anglo-Saxon" free-market jungle.
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It was becoming increasingly clear to many analysts, investors and Hollywood agents that the three-pronged leadership structure Mr. Murdoch had put in place was not going to work over the long term.
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When the designs arrive from the head office in Minnesota, the production team uses a 3-D printer to make the ring chassis and the four-pronged settings that will hold the stones.
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This year, McSally has taken a two-pronged approach: She's talking more about her past to improve her image compared to 217, while also running a knock-down, drag-out campaign against Kelly.
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The two-pronged cleansing approach ensures my face is as clean as possible before I move on to the rest of my skincare, which is key to keeping my complexion happy and healthy.
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Masry is Wallace's ally but his double-pronged strategy, in which he uses the cases of other prisoners as part of a long-term campaign to free himself, often threatens her own position.
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For snow alone, the SnoBrum is ideal; for snow piled atop ice, remember that whole two-pronged approach we talked about earlier and invest in this tool and a scraper for the win.
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The most profitable businesses of the future, she said, will be those that follow a two-pronged approach: hiring people from diverse backgrounds, and making those employees feel included within the company culture.
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And while the troubling application of the service to spread so-called "fake news" was not limited to the U.S., it was there that it first so prominently reared its multi-pronged head.
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Islamist militants, most affiliated with the Islamic State, have been pressing a twin-pronged war in Egypt, attacking the security forces in remote Sinai while striking civilian and police targets in major cities.
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The European Union outlined a three-pronged response to proposed metals tariffs from Trump's administration Wednesday, including items such as peanut butter, cranberries and orange juice that could see higher charges in Europe.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong is conducting a multi-pronged customs, shipping and financial sector crackdown against so-called fake trade invoicing that allows billions of dollars of capital to leave China illegally.
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Rather, it is showcasing exclusive three-dimensional replicas of iconic paintings, in a two-pronged attempt to bring the van Gogh viewing experience to American mall-goers while simultaneously raising funds for the museum.
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"It is becoming increasingly clear that battling the opioid epidemic will require a multi-pronged approach and a good deal of creativity," Choo, who was not involved in the study, said in an email.
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The company on Thursday announced a new two-pronged approach to tackling this problem on its site: one new policy is intended to curb repeated abuse, and one is aimed at establishing greater transparency.
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It will bring on full-time staff and company resources to create a multi-pronged esports platform, which includes live streaming and produced video, player and team stats and scores, and a live chat.
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Cramer has been warning investors since October about a two-pronged, man-made slowdown in the economy, fueled by concerns over the Fed hiking interest rates too quickly and the Trump administration's trade tariffs.
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All this action predated the summer 1984 launch of the Prince legend as we know it: the two-pronged release of the seriously gorgeous Purple Rain LP and the surprisingly enjoyable Purple Rain flick.
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Only 16 percent considered Abenomics, or Abe's three-pronged plan to revitalize the economy, a success, down from 72 percent in 1103, the AIMA Japan and Eurekahedge survey of investors with Japan mandates found.
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The other major point that Mackenzie made in his speech is that combating climate change means adopting what he termed an "all of the above" approach, in which a multi-pronged programme is followed.
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After being "horrific underperformers" for years, their stocks have finally caught a two-pronged tailwind from their improving prospects in the 5G arena and the U.S. government's China crackdown, the "Mad Money" host said.
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In the past two years, Berger has reshaped the trade association's plan of attack, drilling down on a three-pronged approach focusing on advocacy, education and compliance assistance in the post-financial crisis world.
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Xiaomi's new 4K Android TV box comes with a voice-control remote Google has taken a distinctly two-pronged approach to streaming video on TV since the failure of its original Google TV product.
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The Clarins Pore Perfecting Matifying Kit includes a translucent powder and blotting papers for a two-pronged attack on shine; if your skin is more dull or dry, then facial spritzes are for you.
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Cambridge Analytica was hired in the summer of 2016 as part of the Trump campaign's three-pronged data operation, which was led by Brad Parscale and overseen by Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
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But these risks can be manageable with a multi-pronged approach that emphasizes both innovative technologies and smart policy — because IoT security risks are ultimately a function of both technical and market-based challenges.
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Hillsong United serves as the public-facing flagship of a three-pronged music empire, which also includes a more church-centric division (Hillsong Worship) and a youth-focused arm that develops talent (Young & Free).
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is part of a three-pronged attempt to undermine the European Union, Guy Verhofstadt, one of the EU's top officials and its chief Brexit negotiator, said on Monday.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has trapped Raqqa in a shrinking pocket of territory on the northern bank of the Euphrates and has advanced toward it in a multi-pronged offensive over several months.
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As part of a statewide initiative, leaders have looked to afterschool as one strategy in a multi-pronged effort to encourage prevention and support youth whose lives have been touched by the opioid crisis.
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The other major point that Mackenzie made in his speech is that combating climate change means adopting what he termed an "all of the above" approach, in which a multi-pronged program is followed.
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To ease that, scientists have designed a six-pronged capsule that patients take just once a week: The prongs are composed of different polymers that dissolve at different rates, delivering drugs over several days.
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Releasing apps this way does have its benefits for IS. A functioning collection of sleek apps tells the group's followers that it can manage multi-pronged media operations, and contributes to projecting legitimate statehood.
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President Trump pushed forward with a two-pronged trade offensive this week, enacting tariffs on imported aluminum and steel on Friday, a day after announcing levies on up to $60 billion in Chinese goods.
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As 2017 began, Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson announced a three-pronged "enhanced crimefighting strategy" for the city: revamping sentencing guidelines for repeat gun offenders, data-driven enforcement, and renewed community engagement and partnership programs.
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The crowns of the title look like antique versions of astronaut headgear: gilded copper helmets, studded with gems, encrusted with repoussé plaques and topped by five-pronged antennas — the vajra, or thunderbolt of wisdom.
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The company said it was taking a multi-pronged approach to address the issue, including investigating deceptive behaviors in AI-generated content and partnering with academia, government, and industry to better identify manipulated content.
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Before they move on to the next testing spot, Jackson picks up a "time-domain reflectometry" moisture probe, which looks like a pogo stick with 3-inch, nail-like pronged sensors on the bottom.
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This caps the big shift for the ATG in the last two years: a multi-pronged, cost-driven approach to self-driving where they aren't trying to be all autonomous, everywhere, at all times.
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The latter was also a two-pronged attack that involved a DDoS attack against the online ticket-selling site for passengers, and an intrusion into the automated system for scheduling and dispatching freight cars.
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For example, on February 24, Allen made a multi-pronged motion to bring up a cloture reform resolution, raised a parliamentary objection to his own motion, and then moved to table his own appeal.
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In its many-pronged forms of cooperative enterprise, IBB functions like an ideal MFA program, concerned more with the growth and well-being of its participants than with its credentialing or reputation-making functions.
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Issued in April, that voluntary recall affected the AC wall plug adapter sold with Macs and some iOS devices between 2003 and 2010, and a three-pronged plug sold in Apple's global travel adapter kit.
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No one had come forward and taken responsibility for the double-pronged attack by early Sunday afternoon, but Soylu and Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said early indications pointed to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
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Scores of others were arrested in connection with what authorities say was a multi–pronged ISIS attack meant to kill passersby, fleeing civilians, and first responders coming to their aid in successive waves of explosions.
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"The uncertainty for the Singapore economy still remains the same, a two-pronged risk - U.S.-Sino trade relations and the maturing of the global electronics cycle," said Barnabas Gan, Singapore economist at United Overseas Bank.
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It's also a multi-pronged effort to police cryptocurrency in South Korea: a few days earlier, police and tax collecting agencies raided the country's largest digital currency exchanges on the grounds of alleged tax evasion.
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Martin described how the UK is taking a three-pronged approach with its cyber security strategy, beginning with what he dubbed the "organisational coherence" of establishing a central hub in the form of the NCSC.
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For those reasons and more, the Arch Mission Foundation (AMF) is working on a multi-pronged approach to shrink down "the records of our civilization" into a sustainable format and fling them around the galaxy.
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The presumed goal, then, is to combine with Sprint's faster but shorter-range 5G tech to offer a multi-pronged 5G strategy that will allow the merged company to compete with Verizon and AT&T.
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In celebration of the Jews' salvation in Persia, people drink, eat triangular cookies known as hamantaschen (which are meant to mimic the three-pronged hat Haman wore), and generally make a ton of joyful noise.
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The BoE said the 20.5 stress test will be a three-pronged approach, involving a five-year macroeconomic stress scenario; a traded-risk stress scenario for investment banking operations; and a misconduct costs stress test.
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The government will take a multi-pronged approach to cutting company debt, including encouraging mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcies, debt-to-equity swaps and debt securitization, according to guidelines issued by State Council, or the cabinet.
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The Navy is already trying to figure out how to protect its Atlantic fleet headquarters at Norfolk, Virginia — the world's largest naval installation — from the two-pronged threat of rising seas and a sinking shore.
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Gear up, Clone Club: After four seasons of blowing minds with Tatiana Maslany's multi-pronged performance and more twists than we could keep track of, Orphan Black premieres its fifth and final season this summer.
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But whether he intended it or not, Trump's decision to grant the pardon on Friday night—an unconscionable abuse of power, delivered under the cover of a biblical hurricane—creates a three-pronged moral hazard.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former Foreign Minister Boris Johnson launched a two-pronged attack on Britain's government on Sunday, criticizing suggestions it may increase taxes to fund services and its management of a high-speed rail project.
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The big picture: President Trump has been fighting on three fronts — contentious NAFTA negotiations, tariffs on allies in Europe and Asia with the threat of more to come, and a multi-pronged standoff with Beijing.
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A key piece of the Obama administration's multi-pronged approach focuses on expanding access to buprenorphine, a medication that suppresses opioid withdrawal symptoms, decreases cravings, and blocks the effects of heroin and other related drugs.
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He is asking in part because of his sons, one of whom squandered his youth on drugs, another of whom has just stabbed himself to death with a two-pronged barbecue fork — also on drugs.
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Joe Biden's Plan When asked what he would say to those in the U.S. who are currently confronting the new challenges presented by coronavirus, Biden laid out a three-pronged approach to tackling the crisis.
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Andrew Cuomo has emphasized a two-pronged solution to the coronavirus outbreak: increase the ability to care for those who get sick and cut down on the spread of new cases to a manageable level.
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This two-pronged change to the top tax bracket would also be more likely to achieve the goals intended by previous conservative tax cuts while still increasing government revenue for social programs and debt relief.
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The crowns of the title look like antique versions of astronaut headgear: gilded copper helmets, each studded with gems, encrusted with repoussé plaques and topped by five-pronged antennas — the vajra, or thunderbolt of wisdom.
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Breaking down the barriers that divide us requires a multi-pronged approach, and voters here are looking for the unfulfilled promise of justice and opportunity for all and an inclusive vision for a new South.
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Aides have choreographed a two-pronged strategy that will feature different supporting characters for the pair of arguments against each article of impeachment, with the supremacy of executive power at the heart of both defenses.
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The pin is the most tangible sign of membership in a famously exclusive community: an eagle perched on a horizontal three-pronged trident, clutching a flintlock pistol, with an upright anchor nestled in the mix.
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ABOUT MARQUETTE (22-229.9): The Golden Eagles' offense is largely a three-pronged attack, with Markus Howard (211 ppg), Andrew Rowsey (23) and Sam Hauser (210) averaging nearly 278.4 of Marquette's 363 points per game.
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Learning from their much documented downfall thereafter, including a fatal crash involving a self-driving Uber car in Tempe, Arizona, Uber's ATG has a new scaled down, multi-pronged approach for its self-driving ambitions.
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Old spies lash out While the Dowd drama blew up, Comey and Brennan, liberated from the reticence required of a lifetime in the shadows, mounted a dual-pronged attack on Trump over the McCabe firing.
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Writer-director Mike Flanagan (who previously adapted another King work with "Gerald's Game") seemingly tries to split the difference, setting up King's three-pronged storyline, which becomes more tense and involving as those points intersect.
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It could reflect Trump's two-pronged focus: Improving public relations around the annual exercises in addition to reassuring South Koreans that these drills were not escalating the situation beyond Washington's and Seoul's control, Seaman continued.
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On one side, we have Russia engaging in a multi-pronged, coordinated disinformation effort to influence the American election -- an effort that led to the indictments of 12 Russian military intelligence agency members by Mueller.
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The 37-page indictment centers on St. Petersburg-based Internet Research Agency, and Yevgeny Prigozhin, the Russian oligarch dubbed "Putin's favorite chef," stars as the central character of the multi-pronged and robustly financed operation.
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To try to close the window between when a child first gets sick and when they can get to the hospital, two healthcare nonprofits sponsored a yearlong trial project that took a two-pronged approach.
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But the George W. Bush and Obama administrations and local governments struck back, with aggressive investigation and prosecution of MS-13 clique leaders and multi-pronged local policing strategies to starve gangs of new members.
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The government will take a multi-pronged approach to cutting company debt, including encouraging mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcies, debt-to-equity swaps and debt securitization, according to the guidelines issued by the State Council, China's cabinet.
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It bucks technological trends, manufactures false scarcity (looking at you NES Classic), and creates strange controllers for great consoles: The Nintendo 64's three-pronged controller, the Wii's wand, and Wii U's little used touch screen.
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Britain, France and Germany undertook a triple-pronged diplomatic offensive to persuade Trump to preserve the deal — one that they acknowledged was imperfect, but the international community's best chance of keeping Iran's nuclear ambitions in check.
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The Bengals' ground game has yet to get untracked, with the three-pronged attack of Giovani Bernard (50 yards), rookie Joe Mixon (45 yards) and Jeremy Hill (43 yards) being limited to 3.4 yards per rush.
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But a three-pronged agenda focused on mitigating that risk — pushing for better and faster vaccine development and deployment, a stronger emergency response infrastructure, and a more robust global health security system — can make us safer.
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Out of the gate, the two-pronged attack against Kavanaugh was that he would overturn the right to an abortion and dismantle the Affordable Care Act and the pre-existing condition protections that come with it.
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Wyatt released a report on the incident, which outlines the type and severity of the zero-day attack: It was a multi-pronged and multi-vectored malware, including the Trojan horse Emotet and cryptolocker ransomware BitPaymer.
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The Trump administration on Thursday announced a $16 billion trade aid program for American farmers that includes a three-pronged aid package for American farmers who have been hurt by the U.S. trade war with China.
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Salah Abdeslam's confession to investigators suggested he may have been the 10th man referred to in an Islamic State claim of responsibility for the multi-pronged attack on the stadium, bars and the Bataclan concert hall.
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The government said it will take a multi-pronged approach to cutting company debt with measures including encouraging mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcies, debt-to-equity swaps and debt securitization, according to guidelines issued by State Council.
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Alongside husband William and brother-in-law Prince Harry, she is part of the multi-pronged Heads Together initiative they launched in April to combine the talents and voices of several charities working in the area.
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Clinton's campaign released a multi-pronged approach to mental health care on Monday, aimed at ensuring that Americans would no longer separate mental health from physical health in terms of access, care and quality of treatment.
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That two-pronged approach allows the cars to better detect obstacles because they can see what should be present based on the map, like a traffic sign, versus what shouldn't, like a person crossing the street.
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Strategy: It seemingly took only an afternoon for Negan to put together a plan to strike back at Rick, formulating a three-pronged attack to take over Alexandria, the Hilltop, and the Kingdom with minimal casualties.
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The government will take a multi-pronged approach to cutting company debt, including encouraging mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcies, debt-to-equity swaps and debt securitisation, according to the guidelines issued by the State Council, China's cabinet.
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More details on bank reform, including the seven-pronged program known as "Indradhanush" (rainbow in Hindi) and the creation of a holding company structure for state lenders, would also be welcome developments on Monday, HSBC said.
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The AHCA vote in the House would have been the first part of a three-pronged approach to repeal and replace ObamaCare, the first stop on a long journey towards a better, more conservative healthcare system.
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The two-pronged investigation -- into the actress's links to drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman and into the finances of her boutique tequila brand, Honor Del Castillo -- will determine if drug money went to her business.
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Washington may achieve this with a two-pronged strategy targeting Pyongyang's systemic vulnerabilities: First, block the Kim Jong Un regime's offshore hard currency reserves and income with financial sanctions, including secondary sanctions against its foreign enablers.
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It's a three-pronged approach that is still in its infancy, but includes a delivery pilot in partnership with Dominos and Postmates, testing self-driving cars around the city and setting up a fleet-management center.
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Iraqi troops shelled Kurdish Peshmerga positions after launching a "four-pronged assault" at dawn, the Kurdistan Regional Security Council said, in the latest sign Baghdad is ignoring U.S. urgings for dialogue with the country's renegade region.
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Google could be slapped with a fine of more than 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) as the EU begins the first stage of a three-pronged probe into the search group's practices, the Financial Times reported.
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President Trump included a mandate to the Department of Justice to seek the death penalty for some drug traffickers when appropriate under current law in his three-pronged plan to combat the opioid epidemic unveiled Monday.
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Faced with a prison population projected to grow by 17,85033 people in the following five years, but unwilling to spend billions of dollars on new prisons, Texan lawmakers launched a two-pronged reform effort in 2005.
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If we care about diversity and representation, then the approach we need is two-pronged: We need new characters establishing new legacies, and we also need characters that use a pre-existing legacy to attract eyeballs.
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They wouldn&apost limit themselves to just making the beer: They&aposd sell equipment for commercial and home brewing too — a decision that&aposs turned into a three-pronged business making $12 million in combined revenue.
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Trump cannot admit that others may have helped him narrowly defeat Hilary Clinton but the mounting evidence of large-scale, systematic, and multi-pronged Russian intervention in our most fundamental institutions is overwhelming and still growing.
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Still, Democrats warn the Midwest alone won't deliver the White House; they say candidates can take a two-pronged approach by also aggressively courting minority voters who make up a substantial part of the party's base.
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