Is it ever right for corporate leaders to publically swear?
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The petition filed on Wednesday was released publically on Thursday.
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Badu does not list her rates for her services publically.
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However, investigators and the coroner haven't publically determined cause of death.
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I know you've come out publically against this bathroom law recently.
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The company didn't say when the headset would be publically available.
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It's a math fact — one Trump has yet to publically acknowledge.
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"No publically traded company has done this before, ever," Legere said.
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Collins very publically did not vote for Donald Trump in 2016.
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She's only commented on it publically once, in a 8003 documentary, Unmasked.
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Mountbatten made headlines in 2016 when he publically came out as gay.
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User IDs are not displayed publically, and have no purpose in games.
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McGregor knows this, and he's publically demanded a share of the company.
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The compensation of Disney CEO Bob Iger has also been publically criticized.
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For the former journalist, fact-checking publically is a matter of efficiency.
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Others have publically supported it, but were careful with their language. Sen.
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Her husband, Kevin Hunter, has not publically confirmed he has fathered a child.
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NASA administrators currently can't speak publically to the cause of the engine failure.
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For example, President Obama publically tried to influence the U.K.'s Brexit vote.
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He also said 90% of those comments - which were publically available - were negative.
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas) wrote in a letter to Obama released publically Thursday.
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Unable to defeat Boko Haram unilaterally, Buhari publically welcomed assistance from neighboring countries.
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As of Tuesday morning, Musk hasn't publically commented on either issue via social media.
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During this process, we were unable to share Naya's status publically for legal reasons.
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Nevertheless, it is publically available information and the information is requested to be volunteered.
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Since then, the Palestinian leadership has largely boycotted dealing with the United States publically.
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Qatar has reportedly responded to the demands, but no details have been released publically.
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Onlookers could easily villainize the Wikipedia editors for the biases they publically grappled with.
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I trust you will make the right decision and publically agree to fight me.
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Bucking Kasich, Mandel was the lone elected Republican state official that publically endorsed Trump.
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Not publically, 'I'm going to work with him,' but you can see in the background.
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Fed officials are unable to speak publically for a set period before each Fed meeting.
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IT'S EASY TO DO THAT BECAUSE THEY DENIED PUBLICALLY THAT ANY OF THIS EXISTS ANYWAY.
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The Obama Administration burnt the bridge behind it by publically fingering the Kremlin for hacking.
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Now I'm watching someone who is a billionaire version of my dad publically do this.
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Washington should publically "out" Russian activities targeting our election systems, news media, and social media.
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But thanks to a publically available government application, some details about the test satellites are known.
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Police have not publically speculated as to what the motive of the crime may have been.
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The teen hasn't been connected to the Green theft, and no suspects have been publically identified.
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" He added: "We will be forthcoming with all publically-available (sic) information with the transition team.
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Suncity's publically listed entity in Hong Kong, Suncity Group Holdings, does not include its junket operations.
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The "doxing" definition spelled publicly as "publically," and "demonetization" — a noun — was misidentified as a verb.
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A number of major financial institutions have been speaking publically about blockchain and touting its potential.
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But then only days later, the President Trump threatened publically to walk away from the agreement.
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Also on Monday, Protect Our Defenders publically released a letter to Carter requesting a sit down.
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Who publically changes the name of their album three times in the three weeks before its release?
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He hasn't spoken publically about it, so we can just hope for the best at this point.
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Raising capital is a private activity engaged in by the moneyed-class even in publically-traded markets.
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Both deadlines have risky political implications and GOP leaders have been publically divided about the path forward.
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Second, Hillary Clinton, while Secretary of State in 2009-2010, publically supported the pro-democracy Green Movement.
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I've said publically, I love how our industry has pioneered: AI, physics, 3D, RT, VR/AR etc.
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"What we have publically said is we have concerns with AT&T and Time Warner," he said.
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Goulding also dealt with crippling anxiety, which she has publically vocalized her struggle with and triumph over.
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Whitaker Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker is slated to publically testify before the House Judiciary Committee on Friday.
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This is the first time the White House has publically addressed the four Green Berets killed in Niger.
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You may have seen their fallen angel statue, which riled emotions when it was publically exhibited in Beijing.
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In the statement, Merenda publically backed 'Mayhem' and criticized the "disgusting" coverage of Miller signing with the promotion.
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The database is hosted publically on the CFPB's website and specifies which companies are the subject of complaints.
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Two women have publically accused Ravenel of sexual assault including his former nanny, who appeared on the Bravo show.
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The incident comes around six months after another Japanese rail line publically apologized for departing exactly 20 seconds early .
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While it the ratio has touched 91%-5003% over recent periods, management has publically discussed its desired target range.
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It will be publically viewable by other devices, but only accessible with the password displayed in your hotspot settings.
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It cuts to the core of how financial firms publically reshaped their messaging in the wake of the crisis.
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I was never ashamed of my Mexican heritage, but I also didn't publically declare myself with any identifying markers.
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The president has yet to publically comment on the assassination, but unsurprisingly, it has divided Congress along party lines.
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Smart investments in publically funded early childhood care and education can actually reduce public spending in the long run.
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No one should forget what happened to the Clinton administration's health care reform plan when it was publically released.
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His publically reported company turnover is now roughly KSH 10 million (approximately $0003,000 USD) a month, a small fortune.
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Still, the flaw had affected Facebook moderators dating back to August 2016, before Facebook had publically rolled out Workplace accounts.
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Devon publically documented his daughter's two-year battle on social media, and officially announced that she "beat cancer," in January.
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My problem was she had already announced it publically that she wouldn&apost and that she would accept my recommendation.
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It wasn't until 2004 that Chung Kuo was screened publically in China, for 800 people at the Beijing Film Academy.
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But until last Monday, she had yet to publically share the story of her transition with her millions of fans.
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Florida mayor, Nick Girone of Mount Dora, has publically apologized to the owners of the iconic "Starry Night" home on Wednesday.
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The President takes a position on an issue, then members of Team Trump go out and publically take the opposite position.
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This new stance came after Trump publically endorsed China's One China policy and after China granted approval for 38 Trump trademarks.
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Boustany's official office did not immediately return a request for comment as to how the campaign conversation ended up publically broadcast.
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The project launches publically today, so the ad sales—and criticisms for defacing priceless art—are yet to start flooding in.
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With the supreme leader publically blessing limited nuclear talks that same year, President Rouhani and his team got down to business.
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This division is spoken about publically as a problem of race, but it is at its core an argument about civilization.
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The new sequences will be stored and made publically available at the Genome Ark database, a digital open-access library of genomes.
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McCormack also said on Saturday that she hadn't yet heard from Tesla, but she hasn't spoken publically about the incident since then.
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As far as I can tell, the only time Tom Bossert has publically talked about Bitcoin has been in relation to ransomware.
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Referee Marc Goddard also publically passed on his condolences and claimed that Carvalho's death had been to a "closed head (brain) bleed".
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Foreign buyers like Todd believe that the industry is still in "crisis" and publically rue the deterioration of quality caused by speculation.
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No word yet on what specific substances either fighter allegedly ingested, nor have Shamrock and Ferguson responded publically to the commission's findings.
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Fortunately, for those of us not at the ASCB meeting this week, the 2016 results have been made publically available on Vimeo.
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Cage publically dismissed Moorman's interpretation as "murdering" his score, but she performed it on the Merv Griffith and Mike Douglas shows anyway.
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In addition, over the last few days, thousands of employees have had their personally identifiable information publically (sic) released on social media.
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Lopez-Rivera was offered a commutation by President Clinton in 1999, but refused because President Clinton required him to publically renounce terrorism.
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The administrative closure means a report was never released publically, and the inspector general's ability to follow up on recommendations was limited.
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The airline publically stated that it will be grounding over 600 aircraft, and declined to get more specific when asked for comment.
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One key initiative should be sustaining the nation's rich heritage of biomedical research, publically entrusted to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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In an effort to do transparent outreach, as advised by Mendoza, Pillars now publically runs a treatment center referral hotline for the group.
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The Ebola Virus (Image: CDC)For the two studies, the research teams used publically available Ebola gene sequences to track any potential mutations.
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Now, Mizuguchi's working on something new, something (he says) better than "Area X," something he's not actually prepared to discuss publically just yet.
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It's the site of the show's infamous "hanging wall," where those who break laws in the fictional world of Gilead are publically executed.
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After the merger is complete later this year, the new entity — Nikola Corporation — will be a publically traded company under the ticker NKLA.
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Thurgood Marshall College Fund represents the 47 publically supported historically black colleges and universities, which I know you are very much in support of.
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The identity of the individual who provided the document was not disclosed by the Associated Press since it has not yet been released publically.
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"The report referenced in the article is a draft report that OIG has not publically released," DHS said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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"While Tamblyn was understandably trepidatious about sharing her story so publically, she explained her motivation with her closing comments: "But you understand, don't you?
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In all likeliness, Niantic will wait as long as possible before publically involving itself, because once it does there will be no turning back.
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Denmark currently enjoys strong trade links with the U.S. but has also publically criticized the President's controversial travel restrictions on seven majority-Muslim countries.
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The pair has yet to speak publically about their relationship and a rep for Porowski did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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The worm makes use of a vulnerability called ETERNALBLUE which was publically released last month by the hacker group known as The Shadow Brokers.
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The Chinese government has stopped serving shark fin soup at official functions, and last month, four Chinese airlines publically agreed not to transport fins.
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Republicans interested in appealing to this half of their constituency would be well-served to publically support policies that benefit women and their families.
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Sowing discord by demanding that Democrats publically rebuke President Obama on TPP—and effectively side with Donald Trump—only detracts from this crucial effort.
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Recently, some have raised concerns about oversight of the B-2628 program, including the limited information about the program that has been publically released.
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Progress was made in that the Chinese had said publically that prior to the trip, they weren't 100% sure of what our objectives were.
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While her outing with Simmons' mom hints that Jenner and Simmons may be getting serious, the pair has yet to define their relationship publically.
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Inspired by this bizarre photographic trend that continued publically in later years through social media, Wright began his own series of money-flashing images.
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By itself, a huge tax cut for the wealthy would be bad enough, massively increasing the deficit and putting publically financed programs in jeopardy.
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The new corporate governance laws are due to come into effect by June 2018 and will impact approximately 900 publically listed businesses in Britain.
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Shodan scans the internet for publically accessible devices, and if your new smart coffee maker is on it it could become a target for hackers.
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While publically the band's management appeared to be actively searching for a new label partner, behind the scenes Barlow felt too dejected to go on.
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The publically searchable tax warrants database has the figure as over half a million dollars, but that information is not the most up-to-date.
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At the time, Kenworthy, who won a silver medal at the Olympic Winter Games in Russia in 2014, had not publically come out as gay.
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But as Scandal star Katie Lowes publically shared, sufferers don't just battle physical symptoms, but also a strong social stigma that comes with scaly skin.
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An extremely sharp attorney, Le Pen has a fracturous political past, feuding publically with her family before expelling her father from the party he founded.
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"The CBSA does not publically discuss the mechanics of its investigative techniques in a public forum, as doing so would render them ineffective," Robertson added.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: The Fed Chair was very consistent in what he said to the President with what he's been saying publically in his press conferences.
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Researchers from the University of Alberta revived the horsepox virus by referencing a publically available genome sequence and by chemically manufacturing DNA fragments from scratch.
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"We are disconcerted by what we have found thus far from publically accessible sources about the possible hacking of Hillary Clinton's illicit server," he added.
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In the meantime, advocates are working on rescheduling cannabis so more trials like Dr. Metz's will be able to be publically funded throughout the country.
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"The CBSA does not publically discuss the mechanics of its investigative techniques in a public forum, as doing so could render them ineffective," Robertson said.
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Many outspoken critics of the law say this is a huge step back for a country that publically committed to end child marriage by 2041.
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Leopold and Shapiro are also requesting communications between FBI director James Comey and the White House about publically accusing Russia of interfering with the election.
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Only Kim has confirmed her pregnancy publically, spilling the beans about her little one on the way in the 10 year anniversary season trailer for KUWTK.
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Because Pompeo's questionnaire for his new job as Secretary of State is not publically available yet, it's impossible to know whether he since disclosed the information.
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Local news outlets have reported the names of those believed to be on board, but authorities have yet to publically release the identities of the dead.
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It's also no surprise that GE CEO Jeff Immelt began talking publically about a corporate relocation right after Connecticut passed its gigantic tax hike last summer.
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Also, every chance I had, whether privately or publically, I spoke about the thousands of employees at HHS and how committed they were to their jobs.
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In its 67 years, not one Miss Universe contestant has been openly gay until Zin Htet publically came out just before the competition in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Trinity has publically owned up to this history; in 2016, the church held a conference and released a brief documentary examining its historical connections to slavery.
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Kraft, who has won six Super Bowls in two decades as the owner of the Patriots, publically responded to the accusations for the first time last month.
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No further evidence of this decision was publically revealed, and spokespeople for both Mecum and Ford told Fox News that they could not comment on legal matters.
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I mean, I've already said publically that my inclination is to move these services in the direction of being all encrypted, at least the private communication version.
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At a party hosted by Siggy Flicker, the RHONJ second-in-command is publically attacked by the shindig's hostess, all for throwing a cake in Boca Raton.
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Rick and Morty fans usually make the news for being awful manchildren who harass women online or scream publically about Szechuan Sauce, but on Thursday, a Jeopardy!
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It is clear that Ms. Hartman's camp has leaked these allegations which were not available publically to elevate her own position and obscure her own wrong doing.
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Criticizing the president, or even publically holding him accountable, is a symptom of a problem that does not seem to be going away for the Republican Party.
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The only thing publically known in the West is that the satellite has been accurately placed in a very specific orbit well-suited to Earth observation tasks.
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Though she's able to get access to some publically available data, Lai told me she also gathers date herself by watching shows, timing speakers, and noting guests.
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NASA doesn't usually comment publically on the health needs of their astronauts because of privacy concerns, but hopefully, at least internally, discussions surrounding menstruation in space are ongoing.
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The month prior, Schnatter publically blamed Papa John's struggling third-quarter sales through football season on the NFL's handling of players&apos national anthem protests, Fox Business reported.
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I'm not going to pass judgement on anyone's relationships (publically, that is––I am still a human internet 'journalist', after all) but good God is this a sight.
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Jennifer Garner and her new beau John Miller stepped out publically together for the first time on Friday, but that doesn't mean their relationship is getting very serious.
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The Criminal Court of Lausanne convicted the man, whose name has yet to be revealed publically, of rape in January, and gave him a 12-month suspended sentence.
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He obviously exposes people and publically shames them and probably traumatizes them but carries essentially a zero percent conviction rate so, what is that failure rate attributed to?
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It was the first time I had even presented the project in any kind of context publically, and I was in this big room with all these people.
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The district administrator who spoke with VICE News on the condition of anonymity said they were unsure if results had been publically posted as far back as 2007.
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"These results suggest that [needle exchanges] are a significant means of collecting used syringes and do not increase the amount of publically discarded used syringes," the study concluded.
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And by creating an open API (making the program publically available) later this year, she wants SAP Ariba to be on the forefront of cleaning up supply chains.
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Although Gleason can no longer talk because of the debilitating disease, he "speaks" publically about his condition through an eye-gaze technology tablet that conveys his words to audiences.
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He argued the need for senators and congressman to progress with heavy legislative programs in the face of escalating political pressure is forcing them to consider publically disavowing Trump.
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While it's severe, the settlement is a much more favorable outcome for Musk than the SEC originally wanted — banning him from being the CEO of any publically traded company.
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Trudeau has also publically hit out at Trump's tariffs: "It is simply ridiculous to view any trade with Canada as a national security threat to the US," he said.
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President Trump on Saturday again deferred on publically choosing a path forward for the 6900-year-old Afghanistan war, but hinted on Twitter that a decision had been made.
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Students are uniting around a concrete climate solution — and for the first time in U.S. history a chorus of college Republican groups are publically backing a national climate plan.
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Since then, a surprisingly broad coalition, ranging from fossil fuel companies to major environmental organizations, and from Lawrence Summers to Stephen Hawking, have publically backed this carbon dividends solution.
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Gemalto, which already produces British driving licenses, has not confirmed or denied it won the contract, but De La Rue has publically criticized the decision to use a foreign firm.
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The minister also publically expressed doubt over the methods that OPEC uses to estimate the oil output figures of its members, saying that it underestimates the size of Iraq's output.
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Called New Dimensions in Testimony, the California-based nonprofit hopes to make 3D interactive exhibits publically available, where visitors can continue to ask questions of survivors for generations to come.
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"To the greatest extent possible, the results of the investigation should be made publically available so consumers are aware of the cause and impact of the outage," the lawmakers wrote.
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Better than expected ramp up of Wynn Palace, a favorable resolution to the Okada dispute and WYNN publically articulating financial targets consistent with Fitch's upgrade thresholds could accelerate the upgrade.
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So far, at least 48 states have refused to comply in full with Kobach's request; most have agreed to provide the information that is already publically available under state laws.
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Ketchup is a pretty good thing, but you would have to be of a particularly disturbed nature to be publically double fisting ketchup packets like some sort of condiment king.
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My company is publically traded.)Paycheck Amount (210.50x a month): $2579 # of roommates: 1Monthly ExpensesHealth Insurance: $55 a month plus another $20 a month to my FSA for prescriptions and things.
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Finally, and maybe one of the most important aspects of such a change, this would allow legislators to have real conversations about the effects of their legislation, publically, with less delay.
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"I spoke with other moms, and they had no idea, so it really pushed me to post the photo publically on Facebook, and I wanted to reach more people," Clare says.
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The game will not be played because of New York governor Andrew Cuomo's decision to ban publically funded, non-essential travel to North Carolina in response to the transgender bathroom bill.
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Documents suggest the car was first used publically in October 1939 as part of a large motorcade delivering Hitler to the Old Reich Chancellery in Berlin in front of international media.
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Using expressive, sometimes jagged pen strokes against background pools of black ink, she exposes her visceral rage, fear of retribution, and ambivalence about reliving her pain publically through creating autobiographical comics.
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"My mother continues to talk about me despite me requesting her to stop speaking of me publically [sic] as I don't want to be associated with her or the show," Sidney wrote.
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The study used an algorithm developed by the CSAIL researchers that used publically available data from 5.53 million taxi rides in New York City over the course of one week in 2013.
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AROUND THE WEB: UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn is set to back a plan empowering 1,000 publically owned energy providers, as well as support a ban on fracking, BBC News reports.
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Senate Democrats, however, have been careful not to criticize Sanders publically or to provoke him in any way that might make it more difficult to unify the party at the Philadelphia convention.
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During the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce State of the Entertainment Industry Conference on Thursday, the record executive, 38, publically spoke out about his dispute with the pop star, for the first time.
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"Publically available information for the Kronos banking Trojan indicates that it was first made available through certain internet forums in early 2014, and marketed and distributed through AlphaBay," reads the press release.
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The spokeswoman said Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Education Secretary Justine Greening, both long-term opponents of Heathrow expansion, had sought and been granted approval from May to publically voice their disagreement.
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In 1986, the U.S. and Japan were brawling over semiconductors and televisions sets, so much so that a group of congressmen publically smashed a Toshiba TV on the steps of the Capitol.
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Uber publically filed its S-1 IPO paperwork on Thursday - and warned that its business would be adversely impacted if its drivers were to be classified as employees instead of independent contractors.
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Given a Nuclear North Korea and China's aggression in the South China Sea, both nations probably needed the full meeting more; where Duterte could have been forced to apologize publically in Obama's presence.
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Meanwhile, just one day after the pro-business and market-friendly candidate Macron secured his country's presidential election, European Commission President publically lambasted high state spending in the euro zone's second largest economy.
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While the company has publically disclosed partnerships with 400 police departments, Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff said it aims to "have every law enforcement agency" using its resources according to a recent CBS interview.
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In the room were a bank of unalarmed and unsecured windows that looked out onto a publically accessible loading dock, making the irradiators highly vulnerable to theft or sabotage of the radioactive material.
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I mean you could see Uber doing it too, or any other … Yeah, and I think that publically traded companies are going to be a little more resistant until it goes federally legal.
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The little boy, who has not been publically named, was delivered in Tokyo, Japan, last August via C-section and weighed 268 grams (9.45 oz) after he failed to gain weight in the womb.
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NAI does not have any Asian-based cabin crew or pilots, and Norwegian has, and will continue, to publically state that only U.S. and EU-based crew will be used on NAI transatlantic services.
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It's fair to say the game had a substantial impact on my life—but also, it's time to publically admit that, however unintentional it was, I stole the most influential game of my childhood.
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Therefore, research at that level aligns with publically available data and is practical for police operations, while analyses at larger or smaller levels of aggregation may be useful to the city in other ways.
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In October, seventeen U.S. federal intellegence agencies publically concluded the breach of Democratic National Committee and the email account of John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, was the work of hackers working for Russia.
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It wasn't uncommon to see a mother publically discipline a child – almost always because the child nearly killed himself doing something stupid on the monkey bars, or nearly swallowing something that would have poisoned him.
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In November, Schnatter publically blamed Papa John's struggling third-quarter sales through football season on the NFL's handling of players&apos national anthem protests in a scandal that forced him to step down as CEO.
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She says the regulator instructed staff to "avoid any further contact" with her, barred her from the complaint process, and withheld "publically [sic] available government services" to punish her for speaking out about the case.
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Moreover, the company has indicated publically that it would build high-quality liquid assets (HQLA), as defined by regulatory standards, to around $203 billion by the end of 2016, or 12% of its projected assets.
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But if those people own stock in an Estonian publically listed firm, they need to be physically present to vote in shareholder meetings or nominate someone else to do it for them, an arduous process.
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One of the only groups of men publically sporting far-right iconography— in this case, the skull mask associated with neo-Nazi accelerationist groups who want society's collapse—told VICE they were essentially just trolling.
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Additionally, earlier this month, the company announced that Mario Vitale, the former CEO of publically-traded insurance companies Willis Towers Watson and Zurich Insurance Group, would be joining the Arceo team as the company's President.
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When she and her sisters used to wear their hair in cornrows which they and other non-African Americans dubbed "boxer braids" instead of cornrows, they were publically criticised on social media and by other celebrities.
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OPEC's kingpin, Saudi Arabia, and top non-member, Russia, have publically announced they favor a nine month extension to cut oil output and the market seems to have priced this in as its base-case scenario.
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I publically defended the appointment discretion of both George Bushes and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE.
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Google's donation comes just a day before President Obama visits the city, which has been in the national news for months after it was publically revealed that the city's drinking water contained toxic levels of lead.
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If your child steals something from a store, punishing them with a timeout or publically making them give it back especially humiliating them is much more effective and applicable to the real world than a spanking.
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Thiel has long been critical of Gawker's coverage — the website was the first to publically write about the openly gay Thiel's sexuality — and has admitted funding the lawsuit is an attempt to take the site down.
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EPA's changes would permit sensitive information about chemical sites to be made publically available — information that if in the wrong hands, could be used to plan and execute dangerous and potentially deadly attacks on chemical facilities.
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" My point is that if you look at how Sean Hannity has treated me over the last four or five years publically, then you'll see why I just don't take his criticism that seriously," Todd said.
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If anything, it was quite unnerving to see how underwhelmed he was by the whole occasion, at least publically, given that he would finally fight for the prize that he had geared his whole life towards.
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Taylor Swift, Cardi B, and Ariana Grande publically engage like true millennial entrepreneurs: They communicate with fans and (selectively and strategically) divulge sometimes-prickly interpersonal and/or business-related goings-on through the scrim of social media.
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With more advanced technology, and an unlimited budget (May told me the bladeRF is $400 alone), you could use the team's project—which is publically available on Github—as a guideline to build your own private network.
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" He told Hannity he encouraged Behar to apologize publically, saying, "I'm still encouraging her, to use the forum of that program or some other public forum, to apologize to tens of millions of Americans who were equally offended.
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Now is the time for Facebook to publically remove itself from the business of aggregating the news, and instead focus on being the representation of what real people want the news to be: clickbait of their own creation.
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Yet Apple is a company that will shy away from controversy because, you know, it's a publically traded company and companies have to make money and making money can often mean pissing off as few people as possible.
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So for NOAA to publically support Trump's claim, as the agency did Friday in a press release, constitutes a heavy blow to the credibility of an agency much of the country depends on in times of weather crises.
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"What the industry needs is a large centralized repository of high-quality annotated faces and annotated images of the various ethnic groups publically available to the public and for startups to be able to minimize racial bias," said Zhavoronkov.
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In her letter to Senator Alexander, Swift appeals to the economic costs of transgender discrimination, as a slew of powerful corporations like Amazon, Nike, and IKEA have publically opposed Tennesse bills widely viewed as discriminatory towards the LGBTQ community.
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Finally, Mr. Lutsenko publically claimed that Ambassador Yovanovitch had given him a "do not prosecute list" containing the names of her supposed allies, an allegation that the State Department called an "outright fabrication," and that Mr. Lutsenko later retracted.
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So we can collapse those boundaries by making space that's publically accessible twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, by educating our entire staff to share their knowledge and passion about art with the public, by continually presenting exhibitions.
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Temple Grandin, renowned animal scientist and one of the first to talk publically about her own autism, speaks on the subject of creativity and problem solving in a compelling animated interview by Quoted Studios, Blank on Blank, and Drew Christie.
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When she and her sisters used to wear their hair in cornrows which they and other non-African Americans dubbed "boxer braids" instead of cornrows or Fulani-style braids, they were publically criticized on social media and by other celebrities.
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Al-Sherif previously held various positions at a number of Saudi companies in the finance and banking sector, including heading risk management at Saudi banks and is a board member on other publically listed and private Saudi companies, the statement added.
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Publically available information shows that the London-based company, owned by Yousafzai, her father Ziauddin Yousafzai, and her mother, Toor Pekai, has a net worth of 1.87 million pounds in August 2015, up nearly 65 percent from the previous year.
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They missed on three criteria: they don't publically require a warrant for future location data, don't publish a transparency report and do not pledge in hard terms to tell users about requests from the government for data, according to EFF.
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"As the purpose of this request was to determine what information would be publically available and given my prior experience with lengthy FOIA response times, I assessed the lack of a timely response as normal," the researcher wrote in his statement.
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Sure, Netanyahu has rhetorically accepted a two-state solution (a nod to international diplomatic consensus), although that acceptance was immediate qualified by publically making clear to his rejectionist base that this had been a purely rhetorical statement for international consumption.
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There have been several recent instances where Trump officials have been publically shamed, including Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen at a Mexican restaurant and White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders, who was asked to leave by an owner of a restaurant in Virginia.
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Barra added that while the company has not publically revealed sales forecasts for the Mi VR Play, the device could "easily be in the multiple millions" in terms of units sold, a couple of weeks after it is launched to the market.
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While Evans has publically dated in the past, he's known for being private with many of his relationships, and that means even if he were dating someone right now, they more than likely won't show up with him at the Oscars on Sunday.
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For those catching up, Pacquiao said publically this past Monday on the Philliphines TV5 television network that it was "common sense" that animals did not engage in same-sex behavior, and concluded that homosexuals and gay couples were therefore "worse than animals".
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If you disrupt those networks significantly by pulling out, as President Trump publically threatened, or by demanding too much from the other partners — for example trying to eliminate U.S. trade deficits with managed trade — the costs in all three economies would be significant.
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There are reasons for that, and we can work with them all the way up through [being] publically traded, massive companies that have entrepreneurs and founders that understand the nimbleness of the communications world right now and want to be more startup-like.
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Yet, the team announced on Monday that they were indeed arranging a date for a team visit, despite Red Sox manager Alex Cora publically criticizing Trump for his slow response when sending aid to his native Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria earlier this year.
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On Tuesday, Pornhub followed in the footsteps of some of the world's biggest technology companies and publically launched its so-called "bug bounty program" which invites people to hack its website to uncover any security kinks in the system in return for some cash.
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It's a crying shame as Google's merging of Android and Chrome OS for last years abysmally reviewed Pixel Slate was perhaps the perfect tablet OS.Google hasn't publically announced any tablets since the Slate, but according to Computerworld it had at least two devices in development.
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"I want to start by clearing some things up as my mother continues to talk about me despite me requesting her to stop speaking of me publically [sic] as I don't want to be associated with her or the show," Sidney began her post.
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Mac ThornberryWilliam (Mac) McClellan ThornberryPentagon chief denies White House hand in 'war cloud' contract probe U.S. and U.K. divide increases on Iran Republican lawmakers issue dueling letters over Pentagon 'war cloud' contract MORE (R-Texas) wrote in a letter to Obama released publically Thursday.
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So far, the football team's head coach and the cheerleading coach have publically remained quiet in response to the protest, but the Kennesaw Five said that their fellow cheerleaders have been supportive, even as those outside of the school's sports programs have been less so.
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Related: In mid-January, Family Guy aired an episode in which Donald Trump sexually assaults Peter's daughter Meg, and people got so mad that producers Rich Appel and Alec Sulkin, who weren't available for comment on this piece, had to publically defend the joke.
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Duterte has also created problems for his spokesman by publically calling Barack Obama a "son of a whore" — and once attempting to joke that he wished he had been first in line to rape a woman who was gang raped and murdered by prison inmates.
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With the help of Robert Oglesby, a professor of Earth and atmospheric sciences, and Eric Holley, an expert in use of natural resources, Liska analyzed publically available data on 19 types of weapons held by five major nuclear powers: the USA, Russia, China, the UK, and France.
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Now is the time for the agency to be transparent and to publically release the findings of the Board's investigation on all cases that are under review, as well as updating the agency's Use of Force Policy Handbook as recommended by the DHS Integrity Advisory Panel.
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Second, accelerating the creation and adoption of accurate and publically available flood risk maps — and taking into account the growing risks posed by rising sea levels and a changing climate — would empower communities to make smarter development choices and help individual homeowners proactively prepare for potential floods.
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The beginnings of this investigation into the potential links between limited eyesight and breakdance were presented at Sheffield during the city's Festival of the Mind, a 10-day event that brings together artists and academics for collaborative projects that seek to publically illustrate science and its findings.
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BM: Yes, I think that's a real question mark right now, because I think it's really one where the President, at least publically based upon what he's done today, has actually said, 'Okay, let's get the manufacturing back in the country,' versus into Mexico, versus in an Asia, etc.
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This year Apple posted the highest single quarter profits of any corporation in history, thanks largely to the continued growth of the iPhone 6 line – a full disk encrypted phone that CEO Tim Cook assured customers, very publically, would be inaccessible to NSA snooping after the Snowden fiasco.
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"The coalition has made it clear to all parties publically and through the de-confliction line with Russian forces that the demonstrated hostile intent and actions of pro-regime forces toward Coalition and partner forces in Syria conducting legitimate counter-ISIS operations will not be tolerated," the statement said.
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"Although I recall the time @BetteMidler has alluded to much differently than she, that does not change the fact that she has a right to speak out & demand an apology from me, for in the very least, publically [sic] embarrassing her all those years ago," he wrote on Twitter.
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While the U.S. capital markets have been in a sophisticated, high-tech race to publically trade all manner of financial products in real-time, innovation to stem the decline in the public's access to capital raising has been stymied by those that benefit from earlier and easier access.
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Trump could put pressure on Saudi Arabia and its other allies in OPEC to publically commit to ending the output cuts deal at the end of the year or sooner, although given Saudi Arabia's commitment to the deal, it is unlikely that they would be willing to do this.
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And in March, Switzerland became the first country to incorporate drones into its air traffic control systems using AirMap, a publically available software platform from a California startup that provides drone pilots in more than 20 countries with real-time feedback of airspace rules and conditions pertaining to their flight specifications.
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Entries like Bad Moms, Brit series Catastrophe, and Australian import The Letdown are showing a fuller picture of motherhood, while comedians like Amy Schumer and Ali Wong are using their platforms to say publically what so many moms have been thinking privately for years: being a mom is really fucking hard.
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This Jersey City sting follows similar operations across cities in New Mexico, California, and Oregon, according to the AP. There's little publically available data about how many packages are stolen from outside homes, but it's a big enough issue for Amazon to have already launched numerous schemes to target the problem.
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ET. U.S. investors will also be paying close attention to a testimony by former FBI Director James Comey, who is set to speak and answer questions in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee; marking the first time the former director will speak publically since being dismissed by President Donald Trump.
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"Incorporating reviews of publically available information on social media platforms in our threat detection work is a common sense measure to strengthen our vetting procedures and vigilance in safeguarding our legal immigration system from those [who] would seek to exploit and abuse it," a USCIS spokesperson said in a statement.
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As America is in the process of decreasing aid to places it affects like Bangladesh as one of the major global climate change culprits, it also has a commander in chief who has publically shown a lack of alliance with the global fight against climate change by pulling out of the Paris agreement.
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"Incorporating reviews of publically available information on social media platforms in our threat detection work is a common sense measure to strengthen our vetting procedures and vigilance in safeguarding our legal immigration system from those [who] would seek to exploit and abuse it," a USCIS spokesperson told the Verge in a statement.
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At a time when President Trump has publically called Sessions "very weak," legal experts and former prosecutors say the Senate's inaction confirming new U.S. attorneys and a federal hiring freeze instituted by the Trump administration have left the attorney general without the tools he needs to reverse a five-year decline in drug prosecutions.
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To begin with, any long-term solution to the crisis should ensure publically funded insurance programs, such as Medicare, Medicaid, Veterans and Indian Health and the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program, treat the disease of opioid addiction the same way they treat other chronic diseases—by giving patients access to the treatment they need.
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I spoke with Walter Scott, the Chief Technical Officer of publically-traded space tech company Maxar Technologies, about the new initiative, in which longtime space operator Maxar is a founding member, and why now is the right time for the satellite industry to self-regulate when it comes to sharing low-Earth orbital space.
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And while he suffered the online criticism of fans and fighters (including UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley) who thought he should have recognized the situation earlier and let Overeem off the hook without publically humiliating him, Rogan did make a small but significant gesture in the direction of humanity—which, in the world of prizefighting, almost justifies a medal.
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"I fully support doing more at the border, but we don't need to rob the military" It is not clear whether the Trump administration will be requesting troops from other states besides those along the border, but states with some of the highest numbers of Guardsmen, Georgia, Florida, Pennsylvania, have already indicated publically they haven't been contacted by the government.
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Estimates on the larger financial implications of early childhood care and education have repeatedly shown that every $1 invested in early childhood provides anywhere from a $4 to $16 return on investment by reducing the cost of welfare dependence in adulthood, the cost of the criminal justice system, and reducing the cost of publically funded remedial education like GED programs.
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When Darren Young came out and was subsequently supported publically by the company, many believed it was a sign that WWE had turned a corner in this regard and were serious about presiding over a more inclusive modern era, but it's hard to square that with the reality that Young was unceremoniously released a few weeks ago after a few minor pushes never went anywhere.
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And some — including Congressman Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanDemocratic Women's Caucus calls for investigation into Epstein plea deal DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews CNN slams GOP for not appearing on network after mass shootings, conservatives fire back MORE (R-Ohio) — have publically posited that the "dossier" was used to secure FISA warrants to then spy on the Trump campaign.
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" Hyte continued to "shout out" the men who have publically aligned with the Not Surprised letter while privately "making [her] feel hyper aware of [her] body, asking if [she] is dating anyone, not fucked with [her] on any level personally or professionally after [she] had a kid, not paid [her] for services rendered, written off the abusive behaviors of their peers when [she] brought it to their attention.
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However, these ambitions keep hitting reality's brick wall: Russia's alleged infiltration of the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) email systems, its claimed attempts to influence the US elections, the ties between Trump's campaign team and Russian officials, and the recent WikiLeaks publication that reveals the Intelligence Community's (IC) arsenal of hacking tools – a leak which is claimed to have been facilitated by the Russians – are only the publically known examples.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.), Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.) and Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.), are poised to run, although they haven't publically announced presidential bids.
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