How do you then, when you have a newsroom on this fast-twitchy-instant-publish-publish-publish cycle?
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How old is the data you publish when you publish it?
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Similarly, if you want to publish Barack, you have to publish Michelle.
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He sat down and was thinking, should I traditionally publish or self publish?
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Oh yeah, they're going to publish a lot stuff they wouldn't normally publish.
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For instance, they could publish individual-level microdata; they could publish more thorough methodologies; they could publish research, like the Pew study, that shows off their product.
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The White House still issues news embargoes and media organizations still publish what the White House wants them to publish precisely when the White House wants them to publish it.
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"The only way to protect the right to publish is to publish," Bradlee says, and Mrs.
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That's why CNN did not publish it, that's why the New York Times did not publish it.
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Eldakhakhny said that she was going to publish it, so they decided that they would publish, too.
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To publish lies as "news" is to break a promise; to publish lies as "content" is not.
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The Trump administration, however, assures it will follow the law and publish everything it's required to publish.
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Scientists are judged by how much they publish, and most journals won't publish papers that find negative results.
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"I contacted WikiLeaks asking them not to publish, others in Rojava contacted wikileaks asking them not to publish, the person that sent the file to WikiLeaks asked them not to publish," Phineas Fisher said.
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We publish the winner and then if we have other good finalists, we'll publish as many as five essays.
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If you conducted a rigorous study but journals find your result too boring to publish, SURE will publish it.
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Trump has yet to publish any views on the subject, though he did once publish this tweet on the matter.
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Going forward, the main way for any contributor to publish on TechCrunch will be to also publish on Extra Crunch.
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Just as those drivers can lead people to publish those results, it can also nudge them not to publish null ones.
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TSA also told the Associated Press that it didn't publish content directly to TikTok or publish content directly to the platform.
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" "It's not just that they can't publish a story, they also can't talk about the fact that they can't publish a story.
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We publish fiction, we publish translated fiction, a wide variety of nonfiction on a lot of different issues — politics, current events, science, memoirs.
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But you can publish a lot more — 14,400 characters and the ability to publish up to 10 images or video in any post.
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Callamard and Kaye didn&apost publish the forensic report in full, but did summarize its findings and publish a timeline of alleged events.
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A publication will accidentally publish a review early, prompting the embargo to be shredded up, and allowing every other reviewer to publish, as well.
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It said last month it plans to publish a proposed rule by July 21, having previously vowed to publish the proposal by May 1.
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In Ms. McDougal's case, A.M.I. has argued that First Amendment protections cover the right to publish as much as the right not to publish.
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"CNN's decision to publish carefully sourced reporting about the operations of our government is vastly different from BuzzFeed's decision to publish unsubstantiated memos," it said.
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Newspapers often publish publish an array of content prohibited for broadcast, from last-minute polls, commentary and positive or negative articles about candidates and parties.
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But for every legitimate journal, there are a dozen predatory institutions that will publish anything sight unseen or demand money from the authors to publish.
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A spokeswoman for PRNewswire said it did not publish the release in China because of new Chinese government restrictions on what foreign companies may publish online.
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If I am unable to find a traditional publisher who will publish my book, I will find a self-publisher to help me publish the book.
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Maybe they have a professional partner who financially supports their work, and they write and they write, and they publish and publish, but it all sucks.
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Oil major BP will publish its statistical review of global energy markets on Tuesday, while China on Friday is scheduled to publish its monthly commodities output data.
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"Let's do this in public, let's do this transparently, let's publish data, let's publish what we have done, what effect it's had, and the cost," he added.
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My rule was that we would publish only what could be verified, even if we suspected it was true or thought someone else might publish it anyway.
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"A group of unelected bureaucrats who think that they need to take down this president ... publish hit pieces, they publish fake stories" the White House adviser added.
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" A CNN statement said the network's "decision to publish carefully sourced reporting about the operations of our government is vastly different than Buzzfeed's decision to publish unsubstantiated memos.
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Zink didn't publish a word until she was 50, when she sent her pen pal Jonathan Franzen a manuscript and he encouraged her to try to publish it.
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Oil major BP is to publish its statistical review of global energy markets on Tuesday, while China on Friday is scheduled to publish its monthly commodities output data.
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One way to encourage agencies to do so is to require them to publish their analysis of the problem for public comment before they publish a proposed regulation.
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The proposals would require the FCC to publish draft regulations before a vote and quickly publish the final text of the rules within a day of a vote.
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He thought more scientists should publish registered reports to review their methods before carrying out an experiment, and publish their data openly so their experiments are easier to reproduce.
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Sacks is now releasing it to the public via his book imprint, Sunshine Beam Publishing—which, he explains, he created primarily to publish stuff no one else would publish.
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It means that a Muslim printer could be obliged to publish cartoons of Mohammed and a Jewish printer could be required to publish a book that propagates Holocaust denial.
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Yeah, the Unabomber forced us to publish his thing because he was going to kill people, but in general, we have a policy that we don't publish hateful lunatics.
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There's no interactive requirement to publish in Dreams, and in fact, Media Molecule encourages people to publish the equivalent of non-interactive short films, of which there are many.
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"We live in this strange world where everyone thinks that they have the right to force publishers to publish content that the publishers don't want to publish," Goldman added.
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Some observers complain that incentives to publish have a distorting effect, causing scientists to oversell data; a cutthroat culture sometimes leads researchers to publish intentionally incomplete or vague protocols.
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We co-wrote an article that is a very careful going-through of all of Rachel Maines' sources, and no one would publish it because they only publish new research.
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I'm not going to name names, but there are people we publish and people other people publish who I think have tipped over too far in one direction or another.
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What was beautiful for me is that I publish books—pulp fiction books, like the old Richard Allen skinhead books—so it was lovely to have somebody else publish it.
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Abrams had previously reported the allegations — which Calloway's representative denied — to MSNBC, which declined to publish them because the vetting around the allegations didn't meet their standards to publish a story.
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" Micklethwait added that if other outlets publish stories about Bloomberg, Bloomberg Media would "either publish those articles in full or summarize them for our readers — and we will not hide them.
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"Publishers in the UK are thinking about their readers in Britain and normally when they publish African novels they prefer to publish novels that deal with Europe as well," Makumbi said.
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We should know — we publish a lot of them.
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Simon & Schuster was set to publish his first book.
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Why would you buy — or publish — a stolen manuscript?
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Adhering to the guidelines set forth by the Department of Propaganda and Agitation, Bandi and his comrades publish in government-operated newspapers and magazines because it is the only means to publish.
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And I also think, on behalf of the media, it's terribly important that they do not succumb to stories, and publish stories, as Buzzfeed did publish the dossier, before they verify them.
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Obviously, O'Keefe's goal was to get the Post to publish the false story, then "expose" the mainstream media's alleged eagerness to publish damaging information about a conservative politician without fact-checking it.
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While we have no institutional bias and can publish only what we receive, we are happy to publish documents about any presidential candidate, at any time, anywhere for a globally significant election.
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" The wire broke the story on Monday but declined to publish the photo because the person who took it "would not give the AP permission to publish it for fear of being expelled.
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" The wire broke the story on Monday but declined to publish the photo because the person who took it "would not give the AP permission to publish it for fear of being expelled.
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Sarah has long planned to publish an updated and expanded second edition, but in this particular moment, I am pleased that she's allowed us to publish this interim edition with a new preface.
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on Publish Date February 29, 2016.
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At the time of publish, offers are hovering around $100,000.
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A NEWSPAPER cannot publish for 174 years without some mistakes.
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The watchdog will publish its new rules by early 2018.
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The firm will publish an indicative price range on Friday.
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Mr Yang reckons that the pressure to publish is problematic.
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Below is the first of two interviews I'll publish here.
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His entire email, which he agreed to publish, is below.
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The team will publish their results in the Astrophysical Journal.
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Write something, hit Publish, and voilà: your deathless prose, online.
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I think she's amazing, and we'd love to publish her.
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All prices reflect the listed price on date of publish.
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The BOJ is due to publish the index on Thursday.
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I published my work anywhere that wished to publish it.
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The NFPA and ICC publish their codes as model documents.
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I publish, check the analytics, and adjust my style accordingly.
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US Cellular Pricing details weren't available at time of publish.
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The Labor Department will publish November's employment report on Friday.
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The FSB will publish its next progress report in December.
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The inquiry is expected to publish findings in early 2017.
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Entertainment Weekly was the first to publish the deleted scene.
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They called me and said they wanted to publish it.
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" "It's an honor and a privilege to publish this book.
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They will publish their opinions, but not their individual votes.
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Many comics writers use pseudonyms to publish in the industry.
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We didn't publish anything, we just tweeted someone else's news.
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Theresa May will not publish the leaked Brexit impact report.
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Uber should regularly publish its diversity numbers too, Covington suggests.
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Since then, he's also been trying to publish a memoir.
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They are instructed to publish weekly examples of positive developments.
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Marvel refused to publish mature reader comics until the 2000s.
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Other countries generally require their counterparts to publish annual reports.
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KB: Why didn't he publish this like six weeks ago.
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And we publish a lot of different kind of books.
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The customs agency will publish November's trade figures on Saturday.
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The group did not publish earnings figures for the period.
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The GCI plans to publish a book on the project.
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Janine is helping Doug publish excerpts from Frank's audio diary.
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The government will publish its April employment report on Friday.
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The Kickstarter campaign to publish the book, which ends Apr.
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But they used the right target, Wikileaks will publish anything.
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Time didn't even publish a magazine on March 1, 2009.
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However, PEOPLE stands by its decision to publish Stoynoff's story.
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Publish the results because it did not affect the election.
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The researchers hope to publish their findings later this year.
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We also were able to publish fiction by Andrea Dworkin.
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"Does this mean Apple will publish papers now?" he asked.
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But they chose not to publish information about the talks.
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Transartists exhibit, publish, perform and discuss with their international community.
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Phase 1: Publish a plan to boost the Palestinian economy.
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In May, Peper will publish his new book, called Bandwidth.
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It's pretty easy to publish your own trips, as well.
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Afterwards, they all publish one paper together in a journal.
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Sources had initially said OPEC would not publish individual quotas.
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You have to be a risk taker to publish me.
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You wrote something, you pressed publish, and there it was.
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When I publish any statement I completely believe in it.
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The exchange was due to publish official data on Monday.
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The regulator will publish a final ruling by April 30.
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The group will publish full 2017 results on Feb. 26.
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The central bank does not publish data about its reserves.
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The Monetary Council will publish a statement at 1300 GMT.
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Due to publish results next Tuesday, WPP declined to comment.
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"I write all these books that I publish," she said.
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Nokia is due to publish its quarterly results on Oct.
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The CMA must publish its final report by April 30.
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Crypton Future Media doesn't produce or publish its own music.
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U.S. rivals Exxon Mobil and Chevron publish results on Friday.
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It did not provide any details or publish its findings.
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The company, due to publish full quarterly earnings on Aug.
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All I do is analyze the data that they publish.
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The Cabinet Office will publish the GDP data on Feb.
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It did not say when it would publish the findings.
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The BoE will publish a discussion paper on operational resilience.
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No. Do other photographers publish pictures in magazines without alterations?
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If you don't want it criticized don't publish it. Yeah.
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I wrote a book that I hope to publish soon.
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The writer plans to publish under the byline Anonymous again.
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Do I agree with every story Gawker chooses to publish?
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Programming note: We will not publish Overnight Energy between Dec.
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The government will publish its October employment report on Friday.
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It is due to publish the results on November 11th.
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Siemens is expected to publish the listing prospectus on Monday.
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Media outlets can publish all the Trump critics they want.
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Keep that in mind as you evaluate results they publish.
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The company will publish full 2016 results on Feb. 8.
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The government will publish the July data later this month.
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"We cannot publish what we do not have," he said.
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This list has been updated since its original publish date.
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The central bank will publish the rate decision on Dec.
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Amazon does not publish profitability figures for its UK operation.
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CIA officials persuaded the newspaper not to publish the information.
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Nike (NKE) will publish its trading results after the close.
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We plan to publish a selection of photos on nytimes.
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The CDC will publish a broader report later this year.
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Continental is due to publish full earnings on April 27.
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Chandrasekhar overruled the referees and agreed to publish the paper.
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In the EU, at least, platforms have to publish reports
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Now media sites publish endless lists of DIY life hacks.
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I want her to publish books of all her works.
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They sent material that he simply chose not to publish.
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We will aim to publish the list in mid December.
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Boris Johnson is under growing pressure to publish the report.
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Vienna Airport, which will publish 2018 earnings on Feb. 13.
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It has wikis that developers can use to publish documentation.
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You write, and then you hit publish, and you're done.
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Almost all of them advised him not to publish it.
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To all, who publish pictures of victims: STOP DOING THIS!
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What hasn't changed is that people still love to publish.
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LG: I've noticed, actually, you publish blog posts pretty frequently.
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It's a privilege to publish her words on this site.
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Currently, publishers typically charge academics to publish that way too.
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The magazine will publish its final issue on December 17.
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If we see something that is relevant, we publish it.
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No one quite knows because they don't publish their accounts.
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On average, we publish obituaries on about three of them.
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We'll publish a selection of them in the coming days.
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I plan to publish a playlist from the best suggestions.
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Mr. Kazemi waited decades before he could publish these pictures.
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" And she said, "No, that means we wouldn't publish it.
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A lot of people ... certain things publish at certain times.
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To thinking, in other words, of what stories we publish.
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Yep. That's because what we publish is original to us.
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How does The Times decide when to publish leaked information?
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He read "Unorthodox," and wanted to publish it in translation.
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Thank you to the editors for the courage to publish.
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But that doesn't mean that you have to publish it.
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How does it feel after you publish a big story?
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Plans to publish her new plan on Friday were shelved.
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The Times will not publish any submissions without your permission.
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The government doesn't publish an official measure of home prices.
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Nightboat will publish her next book, Famous Hermits, in 2021.
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"Full Disclosure," which St. Martin's Press will publish on Oct.
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Would the savvy editor of today publish such an article?
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Last year, however, I once again didn't publish a book.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis will publish consumer spending data.
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It will also publish minutes from its meeting last month.
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Each year we publish the best of all entries received.
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You can't just publish a page anymore and so on.
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The bank will publish a policy statement at 1300 GMT.
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Final accident brief, including probable cause, slated to publish Sept.
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Mexico's statistics institute will publish June inflation data next Tuesday.
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But God calls us to publish the truth, not propaganda.
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We plan to publish a sampling on Sunday, Oct. 1.
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Babchenko helped publish a magazine of other war veterans' writings.
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The department expects to publish a prototype statistic next year.
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The government will publish the May jobs report on Friday.
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Toader has yet to publish the draft of the proposals.
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It does not publish the success rate of its aligners.
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"We cannot publish what we do not have," he wrote.
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Automakers publish their sales in the United States for November.
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Puma is due to publish full results on April 24.
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After the interview we publish an excerpt from her book.
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Kremlin does identify outlets willing to publish virtually anything and
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The Geneva body said it would publish at 4 p.m.
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The Geneva body said it would publish at 4 p.m.
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I publish my writing to my 700,000 followers on Instagram.
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When The Times makes a mistake, we publish a correction.
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They also produce fact checks that they publish on Snapchat.
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Ofcom will publish details of its ruling by June 29.
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We plan to publish a sampling on Sunday, Jan. 8.
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What would happen if you did not publish those tweets?
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We plan to publish a sampling on Sunday, Nov. 13.
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The airline group will publish its traffic figures on Monday.
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To show our progress, we publish our programming diversity stats.
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I wanted to publish something that would express my anger.
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As we troubleshoot, it may not publish until early afternoon.
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"We'll publish all the documents we think appropriate," Pompeo said.
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The committee is due to publish its report in March.
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It has yet to publish data for January this year.
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The government does not publish an official home vacancy rate.
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The government will publish new GDP, debt and spending figures.
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Finally, a women's publication agreed to publish an edited version.
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We plan to publish a selection of comments next week.
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We publish in full, in an uncensored and uncensorable fashion.
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Just publish the whole list and be done with it.
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Was the threat to publish the photos extortion or blackmail?
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That's very unlikely, because of the disincentives to publish pseudonymously.
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The government will publish its third GDP estimate on Wednesday.
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You'll probably get more as you start to publish less.
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And wouldn't "Crowdwise" be a perfect place to publish them?
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The CMS, you type it in there, you press publish.
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Eventually it will publish a full seven days per week.
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In February, the company began letting anyone publish Instant Articles.
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Parliament's treasury committee called on the government to publish immediately.
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We'll let you know if we decide to publish it.
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We will continue to publish stories that shine a light on the defining social, political and cultural issues of our times, and we will continue to seek the truth in every story we publish.
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" In response, CNN issued a statement on Wednesday, saying, in part, "CNN's decision to publish carefully sourced reporting about the operations of our government is vastly different than Buzzfeed's decision to publish unsubstantiated memos.
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In the menu bar along the bottom, the arrow-looking icon (second from the right) will go straight to the "publish to VSCO" screen — tap the checkmark in the top-right corner to publish.
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Grove Atlantic and Hachette Book Group, which both publish Mr. Alexie's books, issued statements saying that they were surprised and troubled by the accusations, but that they will continue to publish his earlier books.
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"If other credible journalistic institutions publish investigative work on Mike or the other Democratic candidates, we will either publish those articles in full or summarize them for our readers - and we will not hide them."
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Both will publish initial findings by the end of the year.
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" She changed her username at the time of publish to "inviteloveinvitelove.
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And once I hit "publish" on this article, it's the weekend.
|
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However it has yet to publish the results, frustrating project developers.
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The newspaper will publish the article soon, with an editor's note.
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Monte dei Paschi, which is due to publish results on Aug.
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They hope to publish research on those devices later this year.
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He said he would publish an opinion under seal on Wednesday.
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BAWAG will publish its 2018 earnings on February 13, he said.
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ABB will publish its 2016 annual report latest by March 16.
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"We do not publish country advertising revenue figures," the company said.
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The Agriculture Ministry is yet to publish last week's export data.
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It has yet to publish its annual report for 2015/16.
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He reportedly asked the paper not to publish his full name.
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It was initially due to publish third-quarter earnings on Nov.
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Beiersdorf is due to publish full 2015 results on Feb. 17.
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It will publish a report within a year of its formation.
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You may publish something, return to school, or spend time abroad.
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The government must publish its official, updated forecasts by Sept. 0.43.
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The government is scheduled to publish June's employment report on Friday.
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George R.R. Martin still has two more huge books to publish.
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And then revised their stories to publish them again in 1819.
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To publish on ScienceMatters, the scientist needs to demonstrate two things.
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Siemens is due to publish second-quarter results on May 9.
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After Kelly's passing, these friends decided to finally publish the zine.
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The actor said he agreed not to publish the company names.
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Simon and Schuster will publish her first book, Aftershocks, in 2020.
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She continues to publish to her Facebook page and her website.
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The government is scheduled to publish April's employment report on Friday.
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Godfrey didn't publish another book until Push the Mule in 2001.
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Intel does not currently have a timeframe to publish these statistics.
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Credible does not publish any minimum credit score or income criteria.
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And to be clear: other companies don't publish retention data either.
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We were just waiting for the right moment to publish it.
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Over time, though, Facebook expects to let anyone publish to it.
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Allianz plans to publish its detailed earnings report on Aug. 4.
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We'll publish a selection of your responses in a future post.
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We'll publish a selection of your comments in a future post.
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The government is expected to publish July inflation data on Thursday.
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Osram is due to publish full quarterly results on May 3.
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Mr Trump's lawyers say it will publish only simplified financial statements.
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The central bank could also publish minutes from its policy meetings.
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It did not publish profit for Coles in the quarterly update.
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Instead, Bezos chose to publish the email he'd received from AMI.
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Next up, Bourdain will publish a comic book titled Hungry Ghosts.
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The BOJ will publish its tankan survey at 228:1.20 a.m.
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The government will publish Tokyo's core CPI at 8:30 a.m.
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And publish the result – whether the results are positive or negative.
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Most states already require hospitals to publish some of their prices.
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Minor Matters will publish a book of the images this fall.
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However it has yet to publish the results, frustrating project developers.
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Others will publish the screenshots on their website or Facebook page.
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The company also said it would still publish MAD special collections.
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Forced to publish in English, they share at least one language.
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The government will publish the fourth-quarter GDP report on Thursday.
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It can also publish research on Chinese companies to local clients.
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The commission will publish reports on both bids on July 5.
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The central bank will publish the rate decision at 1 p.m.
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First, Boeing must publish an independent investigation into what went wrong.
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The court did not say when it would publish a decision.
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In the meantime, should Evans be allowed to publish his work?
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We'll publish both diaries in an upcoming Money Diaries Monday story.
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Would you ever publish The Pepperwood Chronicles as an actual book?
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She's going to publish a bestselling memoir and be a-okay.
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We'll publish their profiles (along with your recommendations) on Extra Crunch.
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The drug lord then asked Penn not to publish their names.
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Renault is scheduled to publish its 2017 financial results on Friday.
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Wordpress-powered websites publish more than 77 million posts each week.
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Gallery Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster, will publish Grier's book.
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Sitting members of parliament are required to publish details of earnings.
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But once we saw it, we did publish a white paper.
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The OPM does not publish data on the more senior positions.
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The finance ministry will publish debt supply for Thursday's switch tender.
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North Korea declined to publish visual evidence that time as well.
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The ECB will publish its quarterly staff economic projections on Thursday.
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Do you plan to release or publish them in the future?
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The CMA will then publish its final report by April 30.
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They may also conduct research and publish scholarly articles or books.
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Markit is due to publish its PMI for services on Friday.
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The researchers are hoping to publish their findings later this year.
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Banxico will publish its monetary policy statement Thursday at 1 p.m.
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Bezeq plans to publish fourth-quarter and 2018 results this week.
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The government was scheduled to publish its report at 3 p.m.
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The bank is to publish its first quarter results on Thursday.
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HeidelbergCement said it plans to publish its outlook on March 21.
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It was due to publish third-quarter earnings on Nov. 9.
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The commission will publish its conclusions at 1100 CET (0900 GMT).
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HAVE YOUR STANDARDS CHANGED AND WOULD GAWKER PUBLISH THAT VIDEO TODAY?
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VW is due to publish detailed 2017 results on March 13.
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The deer cam is, sadly, frozen at the time of publish.
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The magazine continued to publish articles on its website, she added.
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MEXICO CITY - Central Bank of Mexico to publish Monetary policy statement.
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It will publish a confirmed list of stocks on Aug. 24.
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Deutsche Bank is expected to publish the listing prospectus on Monday.
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The announcement comes as more publishers choose to publish through Medium.
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Find out later this week when we publish our definitive review.
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Perhaps that's how Times management justified its decision to publish Szala.
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We will publish a critique of youth activism and politics soon.
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They agreed to publish their reports on homelessness on June 29.
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The Finance Ministry will publish trade data at 8:13 a.m.
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We plan to publish a selection of photos later on nytimes.
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"Publish or perish" is tattooed on the mind of every academic.
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I am so excited to publish this book in this moment.
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At the time of publish, flippy lid has nearly 213,000 views.
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We simply have no authority over what our member newspapers publish.
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The finance ministry will publish the current account balance on Monday.
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The government is due to publish July's employment report on Friday.
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Fed officials regularly publish their best guess of where neutral is.
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Calvert could not be reached for comment in time for publish.
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Historians in China often cannot publish research about the Cultural Revolution.
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Business Insider has decided not to publish any of the footage.
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The government was scheduled to publish the report at 3 p.m.
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Times writers and editors publish 125,000 or more words a day.
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Volkswagen said it will publish third-quarter results on Oct 27.
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Publish similar editorial guidelines for each of your other media products.
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It was an exemplary display of how to publish sensitive materials.
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They built a couple of Web sites but didn't publish them.
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Snapshots of Europe's Anti-Fascist Struggle, will publish in November 2018.
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Colleagues wondered whether he would publish his notes as art criticism.
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Samsung is due to publish its detailed earnings later this month.
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Audi and VW are due to publish full figures on Monday.
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It is due to publish its annual results on March 6.
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If you look, how many documents did CNN publish about Trump?
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Mr. Kay clarified that Quillette will not publish just anyone, however.
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Asda is due to publish second quarter results on August 17.
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So instead, they're incentivized to generate positive results they can publish.
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And the phrase "publish or perish" hangs over nearly every decision.
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The RBA will publish its latest quarterly forecast on Aug. 9.
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I'm not alone in questioning whether to self-publish or not.
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I have written close to 20 books and publish articles monthly.
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To publish papyri with suspicious — if not illegal — provenance is unethical.
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It plans to publish detailed half-year results on July 20.7771.
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It is due to publish first-quarter results on May 9.
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We're enabling more people to publish the content on different platforms.
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In fact, many academics still don't publish in open access journals.
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Finnish rival Nokia is yet to publish its second-quarter results.
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Or when I publish my latest article on TechCrunch (I wish!).
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Delta doesn't publish an award chart, and prices flights more dynamically.
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What's next: Zuckerberg is writing a new letter he'll publish soon.
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CNN didn't publish that dossier, because they couldn't confirm the details.
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We should publish those results and people should hold us accountable.
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The retailer is due to publish full financial results on Dec.
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We plan to publish a selection of comments later this week.
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Because of a procedural error, this piece didn't publish on nytimes.
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What findings about teenage Juul use did the F.D.A. recently publish?
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Morrisons is due to publish 2019-20 financial results on Wednesday.
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Starting tonight, our reporters will publish their results in real time.
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This allows The Times to publish a comprehensive article almost immediately.
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I think that's not a bad way to publish a thing.
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Tomorrow, finally, Perry and Stier themselves will publish their own take.
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She was planning to publish a book of her own poetry.
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The school system then decided to publish it in a pamphlet.
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I have been asked why the puzzle didn't publish on time.
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I shouldn't have to publish this in The New York Times.
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But they don't collect enough interviews to publish reliable poll results.
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Dr. Maccoby refused, she said, determined to publish whatever she found.
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If a ransom isn't paid, the attackers publish the files online.
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I publish a book every month, you know what I mean?
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As an academic and publisher, I understand the need to publish.
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He never expected to finish the book, much less publish it.
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This is probably because of pressure to publish what is newsworthy.
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Every Friday, Noisey will happily publish his long-running critical column.
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Every week, we publish Expert Witness, his long-running critical column.
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Expert-level hobbyists often publish in the scientific literature, for example.
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We may publish your story along with your name and location.
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The retailer was ordered to publish an apology by 6 p.m.
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We may publish a selection of responses in a future article.
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Expression, and the right to publish it, is a human right.
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But the rush to publish data and analysis can have downsides.
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The Census Bureau will publish durable goods order numbers for August.
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We will not publish your name or comments without your permission.
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It costs an author $3,000 to publish in PLOSBiology, for example.
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Legacy claims to publish 1 in every 3 obituaries in America.
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The Finance Ministry will publish trade data at 3003:50 a.m.
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The Labor Department will publish its producer price index this morning.
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We have a contract with Decision Desk to publish its data.
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We may publish your name and location along with your response.
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The newspaper will publish its last print edition on Monday morning.
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Our first "Country of the Week" will publish on Monday, Sept.
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"Agent Running in the Field," which Viking will publish on Oct.
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Other players publish memoirs; Djokovic published a diet and lifestyle book.
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"If you're trying to hide from people, don't publish your whereabouts."
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They also want Amazon to publish records of serious worker injuries.
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"It's a pity it took so long to publish," he added.
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Outokumpu, which is due to publish fourth quarter results on Feb.
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The government is set to publish its allocation scheme next year.
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The administration has yet to publish an official 2020 growth forecast.
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They finish a story, hit publish, and hope for the best.
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All these laws require states to track usage and publish statistics.
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Lufthansa is due to publish 2015 financial results on March 17.
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And please, no profanity —we won't be able to publish it.
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Total is due to publish its annual results on Feb. 7.
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He didn't publish his first novel until after he turned fifty.
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EPA has yet to publish the rule in the Federal Register.
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We're both working on books that we're hoping to publish soon.
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The companies boast about their progress but don't publish their mishaps.
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The BoE will also publish a "compounded" Sonia index from July.
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The results are expected to publish on October 2, organizers said.
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We'll continue to publish findings from the data in coming days.
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We may publish your name and location along with your question.
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She said the assembly was not currently able to publish it.
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Those journals are more likely to publish new and exciting work.
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It entered a contract with the author to publish the book.
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But that doesn't mean it was a no-brainer to publish.
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A bias exists to publish studies that show headline-grabbing results.
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Crown Books for Young Readers will publish the novel this fall.
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The Commission is due to publish its new forecasts on Thursday.
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Huawei is a private company, and it didn't publish earnings figures.
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YouGov will publish an updated version of the poll on Tuesday.
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The Department of Labor will publish January's employment report on Friday.
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The BOJ will publish its tankan survey at 8:50 a.m.
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It's a tool that lets you record, edit, and publish podcasts.
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Traffic is set to publish its full findings later this week.
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Today, the Today, Explained team and I publish our 400th episode.
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All they have to do is publish an annual tax return.
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The company, however, doesn't publish or share figures for specific properties.
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The Cabinet Office will publish the data at 8:50 a.m.
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And freedom of press does not allow you to publish libel.
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"I just thought that they would publish their part," he added.
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The ECB will publish its latest Economic Bulletin at 9.00 a.m.
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The State Statistics Service will publish its February data next week.
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The finalized measure will formally publish in the Federal Register Friday.
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She said that sites that publish common data sets like collegedata.
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" You publish it ... "Here's what we want people to talk about.
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Then they cover the audio file with images, and hit publish.
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She tried to publish it and people told her not to?
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We publish the bios of the people who do the work.
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To publish a book depends on many factors beyond my control.
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The government will publish the fourth-quarter GDP report next Thursday.
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If users want to check the box to publish to Spotify, it'll publish under their Soundtrap username, so the episodes can't be added to a show that's already on Spotify, at least through the automated tool.
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The press had published reproductions for years, but all that changed in 1955, when Callery became the first artist to publish an original print there ULAE would go on to publish Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg.
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But ZNet continues to publish Chomsky, a lot, which means it's also making an active decision to not publish other writers whose work might differ from Chomsky and which might be, dare we say, more interesting.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said it would publish legislation on Thursday seeking parliament's approval to begin formal divorce talks with the European Union as Prime Minister Theresa May agreed to lawmakers' demands to publish her Brexit plan.
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He is accused of using social media websites to: "publish false information and rumours;" promote a "sectarian and hate-incited agenda;" and "publish false and misleading information" that harms national unity and damages the country's reputation.
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As I know, since I hold the key to Belt's analytics, the stories we publish about unemployed steel workers are not read as much as the stories we publish on a fun new glitzy development in Detroit.
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Indie authors who publish through platforms like Amazon or CreateSpace usually don't have the resources to publish an audiobook, which can be an expensive endeavor with production costs that self-published or first-time authors cannot afford.
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While his businesses—and corporations throughout the country—are required to publish timely and accurate financial information, the federal government has not been able to do the same and the data they do publish is largely inaccurate.
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If you want your article to be open access in an Elsevier journal, you could pay anywhere from $500 — the fee to publish in Chemical Data Collections — up to $5,000, the fee to publish in European Urology.
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These companies have the right to determine what speech is acceptable on their private platforms, just as this newspaper has the right to publish or not publish an Op-Ed article or a letter to the editor.
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The role of the Pentagon Papers in our history and these individuals' histories, the concept of journalistic responsibility to publish or not publish these papers, and the relationship between the government and the press was very important.
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Before you publish your 140-character despair, think about the following: 1.
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She believes anyone should be free to publish visual depictions of Mohammed.
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Wikileaks said they already own the "auction" files and will publish them.
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The government was scheduled to publish its report at 3 p.m. CDT.
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It has become harder to publish sex-related research in scholarly journals.
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Update, Feb 20th, 2:45pm: I hit publish just seconds too soon.
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The company will soon publish a new book about the Dominator's exploits.
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It will publish an update to its international growth outlook on Monday.
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Otherwise I will publish all data and send emails to your users.
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Image: Screenshot/YouTubeSome scientific journals will publish literally anything for a price.
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The company is due to publish a financial forecast on March 14.
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We intend to publish a notice in the Federal Register next week.
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The ECB will publish the results of its health checks in November.
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The group is scheduled to publish full quarterly results on July 21.
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It is due to publish final second-quarter figures later this month.
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Is there any dream book you would love to publish one day?
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The Cabinet Office will publish the machinery orders at 8:50 a.m.
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He just knew that he loved it and wanted to publish it.
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TMZ chose to publish the photo that Swift hoped to keep private.
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Nordstrom (JWN) and Urban Outfitters (URBN) will publish results after the close.
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What made that story hard to publish last spring and this summer?
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His administration has yet to publish fiscal 2014's audited financial results.
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"We do not publish statistics regarding natural deaths abroad," the official said.
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Below, Vox will publish a rush transcript of her speech in full.
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You comb through the emails for the newsworthy stuff, then you publish.
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The agency had previously expected to publish the supplement early this year.
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Statistics South Africa is due to publish the September print on Wednesday.
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The USDA will publish its weekly crop progress report later on Monday.
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Her reticence is odd given that she chose to publish this book.
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The national statistics institute will publish inflation figures for January on Friday.
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It is expected to publish the results of that inquiry this month.
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The government will publish its snapshot of first-quarter GDP on Friday.
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It could however not yet publish the results of its preliminary investigation.
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We plan to publish responses and a rejoinder in the Sunday Review.
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She also wants to publish a book that goes behind her blog.
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Medium plans to start letting more and more authors publish paywalled articles.
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However, Meredith will still publish the iconic publication and manage its website.
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Her second video has close to 16 million at time of publish.
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They brew beer, make musical instruments, publish children's books and design headphones.
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I'm not attempting to publish a self-aggrandizing piece of writing here.
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Imagine you're an acquiring editor who wants to publish a new book.
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According to The Bookseller, Simon & Schuster UK refuses to publish the book.
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Starting today, the legendary alternative newspaper will no longer publish new stories.
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The BoE will publish its next interest rate decision on Feb. 7.
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Atlanta-based Delta is due to publish first-quarter results on Wednesday.
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S&P is due to publish its review of Lebanon on Friday.
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We also publish interactive house-price guides to American citiesand British regions.
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Next, hit the blue "Publish" button at the bottom of the window.
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The Treasury, does not publish a league table of its trading partners.
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The government will publish core PCE price index data later this month.
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She spoke to Farrow, then refused to let him publish her footage.
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Refinery29 has not taken the decision to publish these graphic images lightly.
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El Universal, a big newspaper, had reportedly declined to publish the story.
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If somebody wants to know something — just publish it, we don't mind.
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"I honestly didn't think I would ever publish this book," she said.
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He is expecting to publish another paper soon, though, with more details.
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The government will publish its advance fourth-quarter GDP estimate on Friday.
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Germany is among the first countries to publish monthly Target 2 data.
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Kering does not publish results for Stella McCartney's performance outside of Britain.
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That's why they publish so much garbage and it doesn't pan out.
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The government is expected to publish March economic activity data on Monday.
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Starting 2024, the exchange will require the producers to publish their assessments.
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Renault is due to publish its first half earnings on July 26.
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In the piece, Kaczynski chose not to publish the user's real name.
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Sanofi is due to publish its half-year results on July 31.
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The government will publish its snapshot of second-quarter GDP on Friday.
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I would like to publish this post without my name and identity.
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We will publish updates every day until the election at economist.com/midterms.
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I ask you and Motherboard / Vice to publish this letter in full.
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Watson is currently raising money to publish We Were Here 79-89.
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The groups say they will also publish quarterly reports on the activity.
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Milton's "Areopagitica" of 1644 urged freedom of thought and freedom to publish.
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Departments are supposed to publish monthly figures on their costs over £25,000.
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The company will publish fourth-quarter results after markets close on Monday.
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It is due to publish its first-quarter results on April 26.
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WikiLeaks would continue to publish new emails from Podesta daily through Nov.
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I cropped the photograph on my laptop and hit publish on Twitter.
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So why did Mashable publish something so idiotic in the first place?
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Ad break partners can publish ads in English and other local languages.
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It's priced on a freemium model but doesn't publish specific costs openly.
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"We did not publish full credit card numbers of donors," he said.
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Sports Direct said on Wednesday it would publish the results on Friday.
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It will publish its 2017 budget at the end of the month.
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The Labor Department will publish its closely watched employment report on Friday.
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Just look at the discoveries people publish using Hubble data, White says.
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As I wrote this article, I debated whether to publish the recording.
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Newspapers still publish but are bought off or bullied into self-censorship.
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The CME is planning to publish its settlement price at 4 p.m.
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The trade ministry will publish the factory output at 8:50 a.m.
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On Thursday it will publish data for its third quarter to Nov.
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The BoE was not available to comment when CNBC went to publish.
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You publish on Instagram and Tumblr and you have likes and followers.
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Banks can decide whether to publish the requirements set by the regulators.
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The central bank will publish household inflation expectations also at 1200 GMT.
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But it's a big news operation, you publish things all the time.
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Paddle8, for example, does not publish final prices after auctions have ended.
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The European Commission will publish its new economic forecasts on May 7.
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The government will publish it snapshot of second-quarter GDP on Friday.
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The national bank will publish its next policy decision on March 31.
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The SMMT will publish the final figures for October at 0900 GMT.
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The government will publish the core CPI for Tokyo on July 26.
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The government will publish its snapshot of second-quarter GDP next week.
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The ECB will publish detailed results from its comprehensive assessment on Friday.
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China is due to publish preliminary June trade data on July 13.
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The government will publish its snapshot of second-quarter GDP next Friday.
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The watchdog has rejected calls from lawmakers to publish the full report.
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The central bank on Wednesday will publish minutes of its May meeting.
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The finance ministry is to publish its debt supply details for March.
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BOGOTA - Bank of Colombia publish minutes of the board of directors' meeting.
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It is due to publish final numbers at 0800 GMT on Thursday.
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VW is due to publish last year's executive remuneration on March 14.
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Deutsche Bank had been expected to publish its results on July 25.
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Renault is scheduled to publish full first-half results on July 26.
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There's a lot of debate about BuzzFeed's decision to publish this dossier.
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No worries: Sisi's government is unlikely to publish credible turnout information anyway.
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Amazingly, Ashbery forgave Haddock, who went on to publish yet another of
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Additionally, several states are due to publish their March flash inflation data.
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"We're recommending developers to publish on all platforms," says Stelber, including Steam.
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The government said it would publish its view on this next year.
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The government is expected to publish October inflation data on Nov. 14.
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Venezuela's central bank has failed to publish any inflation data for 2016.
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They file regular statements to stock exchanges and publish glossy annual reports.
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Background: At most large colleges, students manage, write and publish newspapers independently.
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Dr. Ignatiev and Mr. Garvey continued to publish Race Traitor until 2005.
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The company had been scheduled to publish the figures on May 8.
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The iPhone didn't publish its first artificial intelligence research paper until December.
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The Labor Department will publish its June employment report on July 8.
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The European Banking Authority will publish its official results later on Friday.
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It said that Mwangaguhunga refused to publish a retraction and an apology.
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"It is my duty to publish such work," the Dalai Lama said.
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Elekta, which is scheduled to publish its second-quarter report on Nov.
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Elekta, which is due to publish its full quarterly report on Nov.
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CNN still telecasts; the New York Times and Washington Post still publish.
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The Mexican central bank will publish its latest decision on Thursday, Nov.
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Hillary Clinton's email, and encouraged them to publish whatever they may have
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Please note: The News Quiz will not publish next week, April 25.
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France's Orange Polish unit to publish first quarter results after market close.
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Institutions are not obliged to record or publish information on punishment meals.
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"Then we can publish the data and refute our detractors," he wrote.
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Jewell did publish a response to the deactivation of her Facebook accounts.
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Henkel is due to publish third-quarter financial results on Nov. 14.
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Despite the shooting, they still planned to publish a paper Thursday night.
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You see, I never just publish a blog post then move on.
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The Sea-Watch team said it unanimously decided to publish the photo.
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Both nations called on Gabon to publish results from each polling station.
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Large publications pay good writers to publish exclusive articles on their website.
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Laura Ingalls Wilder didn't publish her first book until she was 65.
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The First Amendment allows for the press to publish without government interference.
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We'll aim to publish the list at the end of the month.
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Canada's central bank will publish the governor's text at 210:24 p.m.
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"I always wanted Philip to publish them in a book," he said.
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The government, however, has declined to publish it before the upcoming election.
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But these clearinghouses are only as effective as the information they publish.
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The company is due to publish a trading update on May 26.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is under growing pressure to publish the report.
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Canada's central bank will publish the governor's text at 24:21.465 p.m.
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Allows the Intelligence Committee to publish redacted transcripts of closed-door depositions.
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The journalists stand accused of helping foreign news outlets publish the verdict.
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They then publish the correlation as though it is a positive result.
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"They can see my only option is publish or perish," he said.
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The government is expected to publish official March growth data on Monday.
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The government will publish its delayed fourth-quarter GDP report on Thursday.
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The central bank will publish January current account at the same time.
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Employees at The Courier saw the video but declined to publish it.
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Why the Times elected to publish it is harder to account for.
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Do you want a quick answer on why we didn't publish Haier?
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There's publication bias — the trend that journals only publish positive, confirmatory results.
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The government is expected to publish March inflation data on April 14.
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Their decision to publish their research struck some as profoundly ill-advised.
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Should they publish detailed guidelines on how to recreate the deadly virus?
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"If we publish the wrong stuff, people could get killed," Wright said.
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It would also make it more acceptable to publish a negative finding.
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By continuing to publish negative stories about Theranos, it created negative effects.
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He said he wanted to publish them online to inspire similar acts.
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And he decided to publish four titles a month instead of two.
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The Labor Department is scheduled to publish February's employment report on Friday.
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Talking about a topic with our colleagues fulfilled the urge to publish.
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WikiLeaks in 2010 to publish classified cables exposing the dark underbelly of
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VW is due to publish official 2017 group sales data on Jan.
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WPP, which is due to publish results next Tuesday, declined to comment.
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And the second point is: is it relevant so that we publish?
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Only with the confidence of anonymity can I decide occasionally to publish.
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We publish a new edition on the first Friday of each month.
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So it was like a year of preparing to publish a magazine.
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Each project must undergo editorial review, including fact-checking, before we publish.
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And if he has an audience, print the books, publish the books.
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The Weddings pages typically publish formal portraits of couples and individual brides.
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Bellingcat plans to publish an open letter to Facebook about the changes.
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Morrison didn't publish her own novels until she was nearly 40, however.
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"Schirmer's plan is to publish all of the extant works," he said.
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Everybody's newsletter's a little bit different in terms of when they publish.
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The Fed will publish a new set of policy projections on Wednesday.
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Walgreen Boots Alliance is due to publish third quarter earnings on Thursday.
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The Times and its new partners will publish them throughout the week.
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Some think scientific journals should agree not to publish embryo-editing research.
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Released in 2011, he continued to publish until his arrest in 2016.
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Now 55, he's about to publish his first book in nine years.
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We will publish a selection of them with names and locations attached.
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They send blandishing emails to scientists, inviting them to publish with them.
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He and Grant make most business decisions together, including what to publish.
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Hedge to publish pro-Kremlin content without any help from Vladimir Putin.
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Despite the hazards, the imperative to publish scoops is likely to prevail.
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Submit it here, and we'll publish our favorites in time for Halloween.
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The U.S. central bank will publish the minutes of its September meeting.
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The Department of Labor will publish the number of continuing jobless claims.
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Today, the E.U. will publish a road map for tackling climate change.
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Like any publisher, they should be legally responsible for what they publish.
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We will not publish your name or comments without contacting you first.
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Moscow and Beijing prefer not to publish overseas aid and investment figures.
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The Frankfurt-listed media company is due to publish second quarter results.
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Cassava plans to publish nine books in the United States in 2018.
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The group was initially going to publish major studies every five years.
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BMW is scheduled to publish its full-year earnings on March 18.
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After that, we'll publish all the runners-up together in one post.
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Send us your picture and we may publish it here this week.
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He added that he had asked the newspaper to publish the letter.
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He added that he had asked the newspaper to publish the letter.
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That, in turn, provides the "intellectual" justification for continuing to publish Murray.
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The publish-or-perish prerogative of the research university is nothing new.
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They also urged the company to publish a list of prohibited books.
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We may publish the highlights of your responses in an upcoming newsletter.
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I hope you publish this idea, especially in support of our military.
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The interview didn't publish until January, one year after Trump became President.
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" 12 NBCU brands publish on Apple News, ranging from "SNL" to "CNBC.
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The company is due to publish fourth quarter results on Feb 5.
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Perhaps whatever I publish might "help her to succeed," he told me.
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"I think Hypatia should publish such things as well as other things."
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We may publish a selection of the responses in an upcoming article.
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My colleague Holland Cotter will publish a review of the Biennale shortly.
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Book is unflattering portrait of Trump he hopes to publish March 17.
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The government will publish its advance first-quarter GDP estimate on Friday.
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The insurer is due to publish its first-quarter earnings on Monday.
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Aramco said that it would publish the final price on Dec. 5.
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That doesn't help Activision, which exist to publish and sell video games.
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The government will publish its second GDP growth estimate later this month.
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The Post did not publish an article based on her unsubstantiated account.
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He founded the Strawberry Press in 1976 to publish Native American writers.
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The Labor Department will publish data on hiring and unemployment for November.
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But I was also happy to publish others who added some caveats.
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In a few weeks, we'll publish some of your most inspiring stories.
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And like summer, it's fleeting — it will only publish through Labor Day.
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Ms. Waters wrote the book, which Clarkson Potter will publish on Sept.
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We usually publish around an hour after the end of the episode.
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Just publish the best letters you get, regardless of who wrote them.
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Ukraine's government statistics service plans to publish its official data this week.
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The rule will also require issuers to publish their daily portfolio holdings.
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Swiss Re is due to publish quarterly financial results on Nov. 1.
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You are supposed to keep your research to yourself until you publish.
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I still want us to publish the best books in every area.
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We may publish a selection of the submissions in an upcoming article.
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We will publish full, annotated transcripts online over the next several weeks.
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This person wants, more than anything, to publish a just-completed novel.
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But companies ought to fund research into the issue and publish it.
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The publish machinery orders and trade data are both published on Wednesday.
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His longtime publishers dropped him, forcing him to publish on his own.
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They decided to publish an editorial that positions them on Team Trump.
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The central bank said it would publish individual bank data on Feb.
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Academics are rewarded professionally when they publish in a high-profile journal.
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"We don't just publish a paper and then run away," he added.
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Allianz is expected to publish full first quarter results on May 11.
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The FCC must first publish its final rule in the Federal Register.
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The Cabinet Office will publish machinery orders data at 8:50 a.m.
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While they expect to publish complete results soon, early indicators are promising.
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ESMA will publish guidelines for national regulators on this before the summer.
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The firm is due to publish fourth-quarter results on January 30.
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BuzzFeed was the first outlet to publish the dossier a year ago.
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Other media outlets declined to publish the report because it was unverified.
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For decades, Mr. Young had the idea to publish what he saw.
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The state's Board of Elections would publish the returns on its website.
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For now, the Rappler staff continues to report and publish the news.
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What's next: Aramco is due to publish its final valuation on Dec.
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CreditCreditJoren Cull Medical scientists and academics must publish their research to advance.
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I was in there because I wrote something they wanted to publish.
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Siemens is due to publish fourth-quarter financial results on Nov. 9.
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Finally, an excuse to publish my Sonic x Marshal Mcluhan slash fiction.
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We will not publish your name or response without contacting you first.
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We publish and comment often on Facebook and Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram.
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Then all the magazines publish all five articles at the same time.
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Earlier worries about the reliability of information online — anyone can publish anything!
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We may publish a selection, along with the reviewers' names and locations.
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We all had copies of it, we decided not to publish it.
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Below Vox will publish a rush transcript of his speech in full.
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But the magazine didn't publish its interview with her until this year.
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They can, however publish a few high-value articles, secure their technology through patents and then work with researchers, universities or hospitals to validate the technology and have those organizations publish results of the tests, the authors argue.
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I was unable to foment a boycott of them because apparently they also publish some good books and people felt like that was reason enough for them to be allowed to publish really heinous hate speech by a fascist.
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If you're liable for them, every decision that you make across 2.2 billion users, every single decision you make could be, 'Well, you chose to publish that link and didn't publish that one, now we get to sue you.
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Banks would have to publish the impact of rate rises in on their total capital in percentage terms but there is no requirement for them to publish how much capital in absolute terms they hold to cover rate risks.
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With our partners at the American Statistical Association, we host a live-moderated discussion on Wednesdays, and publish additional background about these graphs on Thursday afternoons — around the same time we publish a new graph for the coming week.
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The committee is due to publish a report on transgender equality next week.
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Extremists publish global hit list of bloggers and writers Things could get worse.
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The trade ministry will publish finalised numbers and details later in the month.
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The Fed on Wednesday will publish an official account of the December meeting.
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The statistics office is scheduled to publish August inflation data on Sept 12.
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TripAdvisor told Resmini it would not publish the review because it was hearsay.
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Clinton will also publish a new book of personal essays in fall 2017.
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The reporters and legal team clashed over whether they should publish or not.
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Ditto if you are trying to publish or spread the word about something.
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Do you publish photos of Jewish people you disagree with in gas chambers?
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Then some unknown blogger named Matt Drudge had the gall to publish it.
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China does not publish official statistics on numbers of worker protests and strikes.
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Or to anyone who checked the political news sites that publish election predictions.
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The paper&aposs staffers were resolute that they would publish despite the tragedy.
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The commission will only publish results that are aggregated and anonymous, Facebook said.
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We publish every other Monday and you can find us online at www.operators.co.
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Facebook recently cancelled a deal with Mic to publish a news video series.
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The euro zone will publish preliminary inflation data for December on Jan. 4.
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Then, we'll analyze the answers and publish some stories about what it means.
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IHS Markit will publish a final estimate for the euro zone on Monday.
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It's a very different model, where you do this stuff, you publish it.
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The SMMT is due to publish final numbers at 0900 GMT on Tuesday.
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If brand reach = 120 percent, and journalist cut = 45 percent, then publish independently.
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UBS is set to publish its annual report for 2015 on Mar 18.
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To teach and to publish, it's almost mandatory that you have a PhD.
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It is unthinkable that anyone should take such photographs, let alone publish them.
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The German government will publish its updated growth forecast for 2017 on Wednesday.
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But what I publish on social media is only a part of myself.
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She knew she needed to publish more to be seriously considered for tenure.
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Developers will be able to create skills and publish them on a marketplace.
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And there was no fanfare: the central bank did not publish an explanation.
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Government statistics agency Indec is expected to publish May inflation data on Thursday.
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Kushner said the White House is still keen to publish its peace plan.
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The NBA does not routinely publish how much revenue it generates from China.
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Next week, the Treasury Department will publish research and recommendations regarding marketplace lending.
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We publish every other Monday and you can find us online at Operators.co.
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According to Dorsey, the company will publish a policy on the change Nov.
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They strategized how to publish subpar studies, sometimes targeting journals with low standards.
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The government will publish its closely watched employment report for October next Friday.
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The Engineers used to publish local atlases that detailed America's flora and fauna.
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The central bank will publish February foreign exchange reserves data at 1300 GMT.
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It is Facebook's job — it is the one being paid to publish scams.
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The market regulator will publish shareholder take-up in the next few days.
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Part of the struggle to publish on IGTV was the vertical video optimization.
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In the future, think twice before you publish those powerful 280-character blurbs.
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The ISU does not publish information about individual warnings unless a suspension occurs.
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It should publish consolidated accounts that reveal its operations and finances in detail.
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SMA is due to publish full third-quarter financial results on Nov. 10.
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STOCKHOLM - Swedish Central Bank to publish financial stability report 25:1 - 0730 GMT.
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The latter obtained —but not did not publish — a copy of the booklet.
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We publish on the Saturday and then we have that three-day silence.
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They publish images and videos with inspirational quotes or stories asking for sympathy.
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Consumer protection groups and trade organizations will also publish integrity and transparency scores.
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Penguin Press also announced it was cancelling its plans to publish the book.
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I've been able to write and publish on my iPhone, iPad and Mac.
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Later this month they will publish a 26-page book of their findings.
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The government will publish its advance first-quarter GDP growth estimate on Thursday.
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Sainsbury's is due to publish a first quarter trading update on July 4.
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Penguin Random House will publish a series of books based on the series.
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Or they might recognize it and publish anyway to build up their cred.
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She decided to self-publish a colouring book of her work last year.
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When the enthralled journalist asked permission to publish it, Hickok, then 29, agreed.
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I will continue to publish more records as they are provided to me.
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And Politico and Morning Consult will continue to publish their exit poll findings.
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Separately, VW's truck group Traton is due to publish its 2018 financial results.
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The choice to publish the Pentagon Papers had enormous repercussions for the Post.
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The government will publish February's trade data, which includes services, on April 5.
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But the decision to publish over 250,000 diplomatic cables in 2010 was malicious.
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Now he's decided to publish his plan publicly, and it's ... not very good.
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Since 2014 governments at every level have been required to publish their budgets.
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The Department of Justice recently decided to publish redacted versions of related documents.
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We publish every other Monday and you can find us online at operators.co.
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Care Oncology says it will publish results from its glioblastoma patients this spring.
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Apple doesn't provide an API to publish playlists so Soundsgood can't do much.
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It is due to publish its next set of results on May 19.
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In retrospect, considering what TMZ would eventually publish, it was an unfortunate joke.
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The government intends to publish its assessment by the summer at the latest.
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It's an extremely low-quality publication that charges a $625 fee to publish.
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Please do not attack people or religion, and do not publish extreme rhetoric.
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It intends to publish its conclusions and proposals for consultation in the Spring.
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The Cabinet Office will publish the machinery orders data at 8:50 a.m.
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"Of course, food scientists don't just publish in food science journals," said Coupland.
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German rival Audi is due to publish May sales data later this week.
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So you had checked with your lawyers that this was okay to publish.
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The CMA has said it will publish its preliminary findings by "early February".
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Of course, ISIS doesn't publish accounts, so it's tough to estimate its spending.
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SABEW has agreed to let CNBC publish updated versions of the students' essays.
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You don't have to publish it… [laughs]... but it can be incredibly helpful.
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Over two thousand have signed a statement saying they won't publish in it.
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Malaysia's government says it may jail those who publish or circulate fake news.
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Once the immediate disaster is over, we always publish detailed updates on redcross.
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They publish an index of doctoral dissertations in progress and doctoral dissertations completed.
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We should publish to them and we should be held accountable to them.
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And how did Trithemius publish his laudatory hymn to the hand-written word?
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Do you want, do you want, I mean, I can publish your email.
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When did these campaigners for transparency ever publish material that embarrasses the Kremlin?
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Hackers publish personal data on thousands of US police officers and federal agents
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He would not publish another work of literary criticism until 1961, again, to
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Dickersin, an epidemiologist, acted as an associate editor, helping researchers publish their work.
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Shares in HeidelbergCement, which is due to publish third-quarter results on Nov.
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You don't need the Man to publish or distribute your shit out there.
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It should also publish a final report within 12 months of the crash.
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It is expected to publish third-quarter earnings in the next few weeks.
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The first reviews of the new iPhones will publish on Tuesday, Sept. 2500.
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And within this quarter will publish to the world how we are doing.
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The government will publish the April core PCE price index data on Friday.
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Mr. Collins plans to publish a report with policy recommendations by this summer.
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We saw no reason to publish the crosstalk that inevitably accompanies any conversation.
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The firm had said on Wednesday it would publish the results on Friday.
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Energy market regulator CRE will publish its recommendations for the project in May.
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In conjunction with the exhibition, MOCA will publish Inka Essenhigh's first-ever monograph.
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To date, the FCA has refused to publish the Promontory report in full.
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The government will publish its comprehensive trade report, which includes services, next week.
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The group is due to publish first-half financial results on July 24.
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York Post was about to publish the photos, she announced she and her
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"Generally speaking, reporters who publish information are not committing a crime," Rosenstein said.
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Taiwan's tourism bureau does not publish estimates for mainlanders' spending during the holiday.
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She has just written her memoirs which she is soon hoping to publish.
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The MPC will publish its quarterly update of economic forecasts the same day.
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Hanover Square Press will publish their debut detective novel, First Cut, in 2019.
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"We used both groups' data and we will publish it jointly," says Amato.
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The regulator will publish revised goals in August that adopt the report's recommendations.
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It is about to publish a new program covering the 353-2020 period.
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The organization has continued to publish daily batches of emails from Podesta's account.
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Yeah, but if you look at, I mean, again, they don't publish it.
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As long as reporters publish and broadcasters transmit, the free press is functioning.
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His point ... at no point did HipHopDX have rights to publish the pic.
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The Bank of Japan will publish its tankan survey at 8:50 a.m.
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STOCKHOLM - Swedish Central Bank to publish financial stability report 2019:1 - 0730 GMT.
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The bank will publish its monetary policy statement on Thursday at 1 p.m.
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" Also Monday, Simon & Schuster canceled a deal to publish Yiannopoulos's upcoming book, "Dangerous.
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The election board has yet to publish a detailed explanation for its decision.
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Audi's parent VW is due to publish detailed third-quarter results on Thursday.
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The agency did not publish the review on Friday as was widely expected.
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The company is scheduled to publish detailed full year results on Aug. 5.
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Why take the time to publish it if it will never be discovered?
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It has asked the election board to publish results from every polling station.
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It is upsetting for obvious journalistic reasons—we stand behind everything we publish.
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JH: I actually thought we would publish our papers, people would read them.
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Some other companies, like Fidelity, also publish monthly holding reports on their website.
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The FCA will publish final rule changes in the fourth quarter of 2019.
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You're not going to see a credible news source publish nonsense like that.
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And my friend was like, 'You could write this but not publish it.
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"We only publish what we find interesting," a Hesperus spokesperson told the Guardian.
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The EU's insurance watchdog is due to publish similar guidance to national watchdogs.
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The euro zone will publish preliminary inflation data for December on Jan. 4.
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We publish every other Monday and you can find this online at operators.co.
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The findings are described in two studies publish today in the journal Cell.
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Skipper proceeded to publish the call on SoundCloud and share it with cock.
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The special file that participating websites had to publish was an RSS file.
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In 2009, LaRiccia decided to self publish a book of his photo manipulations.
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A news site, of course, can choose to publish whatever content it wants.
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The database was shut off last week, allowing us to publish our findings.
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Next month it plans to publish revisions to data from 2015 and earlier.
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Wilson has argued he has a First Amendment right to publish the instructions.
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The government will publish its first estimate of third-quarter GDP on Friday.
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""CNN reserves the right to publish his identity should any of that change.
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Instead, the attorney general's office would publish general guidance on how to comply.
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But Mr. Ford later threatened to publish a manuscript that discussed the matter.
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CNN typically does not publish the names of rape victims without their consent.
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Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com (JD) will publish earnings before the US open.
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"At my age, I might not publish another book of poetry," he said.
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The company spends millions on professors who publish friendly research into its practices.
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Dialog, which is due to publish full third-quarter financial results on Nov.
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