"I don't think I re-evaluate Trump," Moreno said, adding that he just wants the president to re-evaluate his budget proposal.
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" Carson, asked on Tuesday's "Morning Joe" whether he would re-evaluate his campaign after Super Tuesday, said, "I re-evaluate the campaign every single day.
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If we're going to re-evaluate our history, we need to re-evaluate all of it, not just those parts that gratify America-hating progressives' sense of sanctimony.
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Once we're back on track with retirement savings, we'll re-evaluate.
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So it's time for Trump — and all Americans — to re-evaluate.
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A spokeswoman said the ministry could re-evaluate the infant's case.
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BULLOCK We're all trying to share and experience and re-evaluate.
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Collins said the Mets would re-evaluate Colon's swollen thumb Thursday.
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But he called on the agency to re-evaluate its position.
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He needs to re-evaluate his career choice, he really does.
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She came to re-evaluate her understanding of good and evil.
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Health officials could periodically re-evaluate the level of his confinement.
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His mission, rather, is to re-evaluate Wright as a person.
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This is a scene that makes Lee re-evaluate his position.
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Without them, local governments may need to re-evaluate their budgets.
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Others simply took the opportunity of a management shuffle to re-evaluate.
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Economic restraints push museums to continuously re-evaluate their purpose, says Chan.
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The disasters "caused young people to re-evaluate their lives", he says.
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It's also made her re-evaluate her life and health, she said.
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We think it's prudent to re-evaluate and look at the assumptions.
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He also said that doctors would re-evaluate Wright in 48 hours.
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Only then are the movie investigators forced to re-evaluate their position.
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At the end of the month, administrators will re-evaluate the decision.
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FIBA said its ruling board would re-evaluate Brazil's situation in January.
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That makes Val re-evaluate her social circle, or lack there of.
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We'll know a little more on Sunday after the doctors re-evaluate.
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When the S&P reached 3,000, he said he would re-evaluate.
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When it comes, you must re-evaluate what you thought you knew.
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But they also explained how a principled originalist would re-evaluate established doctrines.
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But he also said that the Trump administration would re-evaluate the agreement.
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They should re-evaluate compensation structures regularly to remain competitive and reduce turnover.
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"They would have to re-evaluate all of their foreign policies," she asserted.
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Powell has indicated a willingness to re-evaluate how the Fed sets policy.
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"We're going to re-evaluate in two weeks," General Manager Scott Perry said.
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Amanda Williams and Olalekan Jeyifous re-evaluate what a public memorial can be.
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Boone, without a challenge remaining, asked the umpires to re-evaluate the play.
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Taken together, these factors have compelled economists to re-evaluate the economy's tempo.
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You'd have to completely re-evaluate everything you've seen, almost from the start.
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I contemplate downloading a dating app and decide to re-evaluate next month.
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We'll re-evaluate it in a couple days and see where we're at.
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I'll start here for the first three months then re-evaluate my progress.
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The EPA said it will wait to re-evaluate the pesticide's safety in 2022.
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Planned Parenthood Action Fund also said they "strongly encourage" Biden re-evaluate his position.
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Puerto Rico's grim economic outlook has caused physicians to re-evaluate their working conditions.
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It will be the duty of the district attorney to re-evaluate the case.
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For subsequent quarters, Apple will certainly re-evaluate the "mix" based on actual sales.
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Caution: Gia Seo's Instagram may make you completely re-evaluate your own personal style.
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We also need a mechanism for judges to re-evaluate the sentences they've imposed.
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If he trades three first-rounders to Washington for Kirk Cousins, we'll re-evaluate.
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He said J&J will re-evaluate its decision once it has more information.
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Mike DeWine -- could also re-evaluate their options with Mandel out of the race.
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The space agency agreed to the report's recommendation to re-evaluate its incentive system.
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"Companies around the world are having to re-evaluate their positions," Mr. Wells said.
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Being with Fred, therefore, makes me re-evaluate why we keep pets at all.
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Schiavone said she would re-evaluate her retirement plans after the United States Open.
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The skipper said they will re-evaluate Sunday and decide when Price throws next.
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If these medicines didn't control pain, the doctor could re-evaluate and prescribe opioids.
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My drawdown led me to re-evaluate my overall financial health and long-term plan.
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The criticism has prompted police departments to re-evaluate how they handle active-shooter situations.
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This could prompt insurers to re-evaluate their approach to exchange business in the future.
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"There was constant pressure to re-evaluate our initial decisions," the former [FAA] engineer said.
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If so I might need to re-evaluate what I do with my free time.
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Jordan's death should cause us to re-evaluate how law enforcement officers are being trained.
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However, that could change as jurisdictions across the country re-evaluate tough-on-crime policies.
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"Trans people are basically asking everyone to re-evaluate their notions of gender," Drucker says.
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Hopefully we'll see where he's at after surgery and then re-evaluate his potential return.
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The incident has spurred the courthouse staff to re-evaluate its security protocols, Bailey said.
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Based on additional information that we may request, we will re-evaluate your credit line.
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In the interim, inventors and U.S. companies need to re-evaluate their IP protection strategy.
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Yes, but: These issues have forced tech to re-evaluate its hardline commitment to openness.
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Learning about this made me re-evaluate my parents' relationship and the decisions they made.
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Still, Davis's calling out the Saints has led teams to re-evaluate their cheerleader squads.
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With society on the brink of collapse, the pair decide to re-evaluate their relationship.
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"It speaks to policymakers to strengthen and re-evaluate different anemia control programs," Panda said.
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I think these findings cause us to re-evaluate what is normative and what is marginal.
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But after some cyber security issues arose, I began to re-evaluate my continued public service.
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But seeing some of the woodenness in Yakuza 6 has made me re-evaluate that position.
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If you are offended by my comments and not the situation YOU need to re-evaluate.
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Verizon has since said it still intends to purchase Yahoo but may re-evaluate its price.
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Now is the time to re-evaluate United States support for the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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If this sounds like you, it may be time to re-evaluate your work-life balance.
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I know this from my work in helping to re-evaluate my own school's discipline plan.
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That outcome, in Athens, led the program to re-evaluate its approach and spurred a renaissance.
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They might encourage students to re-evaluate whether to attend schools that interfere with such rights.
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Hopefully, after the game (Saturday), they can re-evaluate it and we can go from there.
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Still, there was reason to re-evaluate whether a major conference in San Francisco was appropriate.
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A new year is a great time to re-evaluate old habits and adopt new ones.
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Washington State's strategy asks doctors to re-evaluate their patients on ventilators about once a day.
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That Obama-era amendment requires the agency to regularly re-evaluate the harmfulness of toxic materials.
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If your boyfriend resists these efforts, though, it may be time to re-evaluate the relationship.
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The answer might encourage you to re-evaluate the way you think about our political culture.
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The incident might be leading investors to re-evaluate positions in any company making autonomous technology.
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These concerns could prompt other companies in to re-evaluate their planned investments in the country.
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Sometimes you need to re-evaluate, as the entrepreneur Charlie Grosso did after she got married.
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Rather, they're simply asking archaeologists to reconsider and re-evaluate ancient mass graves found in coastal contexts.
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Clinton has offered a more tempered approach, saying she would seek to re-evaluate NAFTA if elected.
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Saying 'no' can help anyone re-evaluate priorities, revisit a project's scope and recommit to bigger goals.
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Instead of using government to get a leg up, unions need to re-evaluate how they operate.
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"Based on additional information we may request, we will re-evaluate your credit line," the statement said.
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American spokesman Curtis Blessing said the airline canceled seven flights and will re-evaluate the situation Sunday.
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We need to really re-evaluate the intersection of law and science, and in particular forensic science.
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If new information, more information, becomes available to us, obviously, we reserve the right to re-evaluate.
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In the process, both cultural institution and countercultural event may re-evaluate their relationships to the mainstream.
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So we had to re-evaluate the whole thing and figure out how to process them raw.
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It is probably a good idea to periodically re-evaluate why you are trying to acquire wealth.
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Remember why you startedAfter you've taken a breath, re-evaluate why you're investing in the first place.
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" He added, "I think Russia may re-evaluate what it's doing is because it's just not working.
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She added that the conference would re-evaluate the system in May and make adjustments as needed.
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The injury could prompt other teams to re-evaluate plans to make a play toward acquiring him.
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After that, Mr. MacVey said, the group will re-evaluate the initiative and see whether to continue it.
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But these same pressures may also be causing millennials to re-evaluate their relationships and their careers entirely.
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At the very least, the Sixers still have time to rehab his value and re-evaluate his role.
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Their experiences in the countryside gave them the chance to re-evaluate the very premises of the revolution.
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But it's also an opportunity to re-evaluate your cash flow and ramp up savings for specific goals.
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Hopefully maybe one person will think that maybe what they're doing is wrong and re-evaluate their life.
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Lowrie played for Syracuse again Friday night, and the Mets planned to re-evaluate his status on Saturday.
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In sharp contrast, President Trump suggested that he would soon re-evaluate the federal guidance urging social distancing.
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Did the confluence of friend, enemy and action make Mr. Legend re-evaluate his approach to this administration?
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In recent years, Feynman's reputation as a womanizer has led some critics to re-evaluate his academic legacy.
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To manage it, platforms must constantly re-evaluate hateful symbols and communicate with users about their decision-making.
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Government attorneys said they've "been careful to re-evaluate and refine the numbers" as they learn new information.
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It wasn't what I would have chosen, but I'm learning that I have, I have to re-evaluate.
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Or is winning a grand slam at that age so unusual that we need to re-evaluate her potential?
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"He's probably ready, but he's going to stay down there through the weekend before we re-evaluate," Price said.
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Indeed, this discovery means scientists will have to re-evaluate the role played by bonnethead sharks in seagrass environments.
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Rather, it's a wake-up call for us to take a step back and re-evaluate our prescribing practices.
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VICE: Was there a specific event that caused the security community to re-evaluate its approach to event planning?
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Democrats, meanwhile, have delayed their leadership elections as their caucus is looking to re-evaluate after a stinging defeat.
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The 200th anniversary of Ruskin's birth, on February 8th, provides a welcome opportunity to re-evaluate this extraordinary man.
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His hope is that the State's Attorney will re-evaluate the remaining five officers' cases and dismiss their charges.
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VI) on Tuesday said it had decided to re-evaluate a potential transaction with lighting group Osram Licht (OSRn.
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Mark's diagnosis, which took place in 2015, and other terrifying events forced the two to re-evaluate their priorities.
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DeVos said her department will re-evaluate those applications that were rejected by the system, The Associated Press reported.
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Zinke has proposed plans to re-evaluate which public lands receive federal funding and retain a national monument classification.
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"Think about what you really need, wait a bit, then re-evaluate if you still need that item later."
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It is time to re-evaluate training in biomedical science and reorient programs to incorporate skills for drug development.
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That should force companies who thought the gender pay gap was yesterday's problem to re-evaluate their hiring practices.
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"If the framework, the rules of the game, change, of course we will have to re-evaluate," Pouyanne said.
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Top ski racers are being shelved at an alarming rate, forcing the "adrenaline sport" to re-evaluate its methods.
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Stuart E. Eizenstat argues that it is time to re-evaluate his four years in the White House too.
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"Assuming that Ma is correct, we're going to have to re-evaluate our strategy, that's for sure," Schaffner said.
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The juxtaposition invites us to re-evaluate the dilemmas of the Russian nobles, contrasting them with more existential struggles.
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"We've got to kind of re-evaluate kind of where we're at as a team right now," Anthony said.
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When there are such clear alternatives, it allows us to re-evaluate the role of packaging in our lives.
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Mr. Trump has said the pause is needed to re-evaluate screening procedures for immigrants from the six countries.
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Instead of seeking guidance from ancient edicts, we need to re-evaluate just what patients face in modern times.
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Suspicions about Huawei have led countries like Britain, France and Germany to re-evaluate their relationships with the company.
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The statement also sharply criticized El Salvador, saying the United States would re-evaluate its relationship with the country.
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Some of his chief supporters said privately that they expected him to re-evaluate his candidacy after the debate.
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His early material was PG rated, but getting divorced six years later forced him to re-evaluate his life.
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This week, BYU announced that in light of such concerns, the school will re-evaluate the practice and consider changes.
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The "Flip or Flop" stars announced in December they had split and were taking time to re-evaluate their marriage.
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Kuroda also said the BOJ's forward guidance did not mean it would re-evaluate its policy immediately in spring 2020.
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Phil Robertson, deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Asia Division, said Thailand should re-evaluate its policy towards fleeing Rohingya.
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But when DuPont learned that Bilott was preparing a new lawsuit, it announced that it would re-evaluate that figure.
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Market volatility has reappeared and if the whipsaw has scared you, it may be time to re-evaluate your portfolio.
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They've stated that they'll "re-evaluate" their approach and how they use their "big influence" positively, according to the BBC.
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They spent another few pages explaining why the Supreme Court should "re-evaluate its jurisprudence" with regard to abortion rights.
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After having a meaningful experience with psilocybin, he asserts, it's possible that people could consciously re-evaluate their politics afterwards.
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This shift toward digital is likely to reverberate through retailers' physical footprints, as they re-evaluate their needs for space.
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The European Food Safety Agency plans to re-evaluate the safety of phosphate food additives by the end of 2018.
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Trump should prioritize nuclear modernization and also work to re-evaluate a number of outdated nuclear policies currently in effect.
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However, comments on her Instagram about the organization's LGBTQ views later made the singer re-evaluate her Thanksgiving Day act.
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"Once the road is fixed," she said, now driving through the dark, "I'm going to re-evaluate my entire life."
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Ryan had said last month that Democrats needed to re-evaluate the future of the party's leadership following Crowley's primary.
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It's imperative that hospitals re-evaluate the systems in place and promote the use of non-opioid alternatives over opioids.
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Rubio started to publicly re-evaluate his decision following the June 12 mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando.
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Rubio started to publicly re-evaluate his decision following the June 28503 mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando.
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It was giving people a chance to re-evaluate this person that had become a whipping boy for the '80s.
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The April ruling sent the case back to a lower court to re-evaluate Grimm's request for a court order.
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Investors started to re-evaluate the prospects for the company, which sells affordable smartphones and a slew of other gadgets.
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"Our cold case squad is constantly trying to re-evaluate cases on a periodic basis," Mr. Davis said on Tuesday.
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It's time to hit the reset button and re-evaluate, as a nation, how we got to this boiling point.
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"You kind of have to re-evaluate a lot of what you thought about the shape of reality," he said.
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If it isn't already, the CNO-directed review must re-evaluate the surface fleet's "generalist" model of surface officer development.
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"The FDA should re-evaluate whether this drug has benefits that outweigh its still poorly defined risks," the report states.
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Troubles across the industry have forced department stores, including Neiman, to re-evaluate their relationships with their lower-priced affiliates.
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What we're going to be doing coming into next year and through next year is reassessing our views of the economy, listening to not only markets but everybody that we talked to, look at the data and be ready to reassess and re-evaluate our views and obviously reassess and re-evaluate our policy stance.
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Both Roscosmos and Energia will need to re-evaluate their internal processes to make sure something like this doesn't happen again.
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That team will re-evaluate how photos are used on the platform, which some have criticized as a source of discrimination.
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Strobl said RBI needed to re-evaluate its operations in Romania after the government imposed a new bank tax last year.
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EPA science informs efforts to register and re-evaluate pesticides to protect users, applicators, farmworkers, and the public as a whole.
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Coach Vic Fangio said the team would re-evaluate the quarterback situation following its bye, which comes after the Cleveland game.
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Misconduct could prompt prosecutors to re-evaluate whether to revoke the deferred-prosecution agreement and force the bank to plead guilty.
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But if you can't see yourself living life like that, it's a sign you need to re-evaluate your entire relationship.
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Still, it urged Hun Sen to "re-evaluate certain decisions taken by your government" that it said risks Cambodia's future stability.
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It has asked the museum to re-evaluate other exhibits and to move a statue of Theodore Roosevelt outside the building.
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The amount of mental energy it takes to constantly re-evaluate how much of yourself you can expose is soul-crushing.
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Governments should be taking advantage of employee turnover to re-evaluate and re-engineer processes to become more effective and efficient.
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Mantel rehabilitated Cromwell, depicting him as a strategist and visionary, and convincing some scholars to re-evaluate his place in history.
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Mr. Obama later created the boards to periodically re-evaluate those who were neither charged nor already on the transfer list.
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Here are five reasons I believe it's time to re-evaluate our assumptions about Afghanistan's potential as a terrorist safe haven.
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For him, opening up and reliving those past relationships and conversations developed through outdated technology helps him re-evaluate who he was.
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The April ruling sent the widely watched case back to a lower court to re-evaluate Grimm's request for a court order.
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"We've got a good shot - we've lost a good bit of time and we have to re-evaluate the market," Korchmar said.
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In November, major automakers urged the then-incoming Trump administration to re-evaluate the guidelines and some have called for significant changes.
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When material wealth becomes more important than life experiences and being with those you love, it's time to re-evaluate your priorities.
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Editorial The Obama administration is rightly urging colleges and universities to re-evaluate how they use criminal-record information in admissions decisions.
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If it takes two hours to complete a task that should take half an hour, it might be time to re-evaluate.
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If anything, this is probably a good opportunity to re-evaluate how we feel about all these mid-aughts trends making comebacks.
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In November, almost 40 years after the student's death, The North Carolina Innocence Inquiry Commission announced they would re-evaluate the case.
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As lawmakers re-evaluate avenues to successful healthcare reform, they must not overlook the urgent need to protect the doctor-patient relationship.
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And ultimately all of that would cause the regime to seriously re-evaluate how it chooses to deal with the outside world.
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But Mr. Barr told senators on Wednesday he would be willing to re-evaluate that decision to try to accommodate lawmakers' concerns.
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"I guess I'll have to re-evaluate my life," she said, asked what she'll do if she ends up winning a Grammy.
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Stephen Reed, an economist at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, said that "we constantly re-evaluate our methods and consider new research."
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The plan is taking shape as Republicans re-evaluate the election losses they suffered this week in affluent suburbs around the country.
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That schism is real; some gay and transgender people are beginning to re-evaluate their current and historical stance toward one another.
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Though this idea may seem like a no-brainer, the academy has spent decades resisting attempts to re-evaluate the short categories.
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"What I have to do is re-evaluate the situation, make it better, and we go again," he said after the fight.
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Meanwhile, the European Food Safety Agency will reportedly "re-evaluate the safety of phosphate food additives" by the end of next year.
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"I was really having to re-evaluate what I was going to be doing because, you know, it's a profession," he told Access.
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Based on Richie's recovery, we will re-evaluate his program for the rest of the season in consultation with BMC Racing Team management.
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I feel like people somehow were able to re-evaluate visions on issues and people through us making drama out of this case.
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Ada Valiente with the First Baptist Church of Maywood, California, says evangelicals need to re-evaluate where church teachings collide with secular politics.
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"He looked good so we'll re-evaluate in the morning, but we feel pretty confident that he's ready to go here," Yeo said.
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He launched a lobbying campaign, appealing to the Consumer Product Safety Commission to re-evaluate the injuries and deaths caused by lawn darts.
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"This information will help African countries to re-evaluate their level of risk and adapt and increase their levels of preparedness," she said.
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Hastings decided to re-evaluate everyone in the executive ranks, using the litmus test McCord taught him: Would he hire them again today?
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Consumers need to re-evaluate their relationships with internet companies that provide free services, former Facebook executive Chamath Palihapitiya told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The rest requires follow-through on your part, with a promise to yourself that you'll re-evaluate your plan a year from now.
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A big part of the beginning is how to re-evaluate the content when it comes to fashion and the subject of style.
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But, of course, we've had our falling-out moments, and have had to re-evaluate if this was the right time for us.
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Since then, he pushed the company to re-evaluate its strategy and pressed it to seek a merger with TiVo, these people said.
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So we needed to re-evaluate with a little bit of distance, and since we moved out I feel way closer to him.
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Even those who had been less successful professed that the experiment had made them re-evaluate their lives and lead to personal growth.
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And, as their situation improves, we will re-evaluate the restrictions and warnings that are currently in place for a possible early opening.
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Yet Widows is still bleakly entertaining, a movie in which each new revelation asks viewers to re-evaluate earlier parts of the film.
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Practicing internal self-awareness allows you to honestly evaluate and re-evaluate the trade-offs inherent to living an unbalanced, flow-filled life.
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Last year, a federal appeals court ordered the EPA to re-evaluate the Obama-era rule, saying it did not go far enough.
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Given this, it may make sense to at least re-evaluate, if not refine, current board protocols on conflicts, and perhaps director independence.
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Maybe, if we're able to re-evaluate some of the "greats" with clearer eyes, we'll have more of a chance to find out.
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If it needed a nudge from the government to re-evaluate its affordability policies, that suggests that many other colleges need one, too.
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Now is a time for investors to re-evaluate what's in their portfolio in light of the heightened concerns about the global economy.
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At the very least, the pause may provide an opportunity to re-evaluate the proposal in light of where the technology stands today.
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Eileen Burbidge, Britain's fintech envoy, said the UK government will re-evaluate its fintech support programmes but she expects passporting rights to be maintained.
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The company may re-evaluate Repatha's status based on Amgen's price reduction, Jennifer Luddy, Express Scripts' director of corporate communications, told CNBC by email.
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"If we get a negative response from the EU we have the right to re-evaluate and suspend all of these agreements," he said.
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Such a violent death was hard to cope with, Donna Weidenhamer said, but it helped them re-evaluate what was important in their lives.
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The best ones allow us to relieve, relive, or re-evaluate our most tender experiences in a way that no other art form can.
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Intel added it will re-evaluate whether there's enough business making modem chips for PCs and internet-of-things devices to justify continued investment.
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This means the team has to re-evaluate its plans for how to safely land on the asteroid and collect samples from its surface.
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"We will re-evaluate our giraffe exhibit and take extra precautions to ensure the continued safety of our animals and staff," the facility said.
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One possibility is that failing to complete selected challenges was demoralizing and led participants to re-evaluate their personality traits in a harsher light.
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As to the president-elect's claim that the nation needs to expand its nuclear arsenal, the next administration should re-evaluate U.S. nuclear posture.
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"...changes in the regulatory and commercial environments forced us to re-evaluate the combination," CF Industries Chief Executive Tony Will said in a statement.
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Emotionally, expect to re-evaluate what's important to you—Venus in Virgo is very picky, so perhaps it's time to raise your standards, Scorpio.
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"Every time you have a setback you have to look at things, re-evaluate and get better," 38-year-old goalkeeper Tim Howard said.
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That forces firefighters and their incident commanders to constantly re-evaluate their approaches and strategies, including where to position people, equipment and logistical support.
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He says he will consider recognizing Putin's annexation of the Crimea and re-evaluate sanctions triggered by Putin's invasion and occupation of eastern Ukraine.
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And I never want somebody to feel like they have to re-evaluate themselves to join my friends or to join any friend-group.
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In a statement, the FDA said it would continue to re-evaluate and update its blood donor policy as new scientific information becomes available.
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My Thanksgiving Being a father makes me re-evaluate everything, makes me wonder how I am shaping, deliberately and accidentally, a young human life.
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The CBIRC also said it will hire accounting, law and asset appraisal firms in the next step to re-evaluate Baoshang's assets and liabilities.
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The Federal Trade Commission typically strives to re-evaluate rules every 10 years, said Patti Poss, an attorney in the commission's consumer protection bureau.
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The intimacy of the film's images and the surprising candor of its participants are disarming: Whatever your initial response, be prepared to re-evaluate.
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For starters, we need to re-evaluate the role of the Electoral College, which has -- in my short lifetime -- overruled the popular vote twice.
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Rather than continue down this failed path, members of Congress should learn a lesson from their constituents and re-evaluate their longstanding canna-bigotry.
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If you're someone who's eating Filet-O-Fish at McDonald's after midnight, this might be a good time to re-evaluate your life choices.
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He later suggested to Sam's Club CEO John Furner to re-evaluate the tire buying experience, and the new Sam's Garage app is the result.
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U.S. credit rating: Fitch Ratings warned it could re-evaluate the U.S.'s triple-A credit rating if the government shutdown continues until March 1.
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But with several shareholders expressing their displeasure through the process, Fortis was forced to re-evaluate its initial choice and re-open the bidding process.
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"It's always good to take a little break and kind of re-evaluate where you're at and the things you need to do," Zimmer said.
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Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Mara Goldstein said investors are likely to re-evaluate tenapanor as a viable commercial drug for IBS-C after the positive data.
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Citi said it had five catalysts that would cause it to re-evaluate its ratings on Chesapeake, and two of them have now been met.
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Now that those 10-year leases are up, retailers have a chance to re-evaluate the importance of those stores in the post-recession era.
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It's not clear exactly how Twitter uses this additional information re-evaluate decisions, or how often it changes course as the result of an appeal.
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South Dakota said it, too, had no formal policy, but doesn't store any materials under bridges and therefore doesn't intend to re-evaluate its practices.
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"I would like them (British politicians) to re-evaluate my case with a bit more mercy in their heart, you know," she told Sky News.
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The Turk has lots of heart and will celebrate its first anniversary in June, perhaps a good time for it to re-evaluate its potential.
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"I think that's a potential shortcoming of our system that we should re-evaluate," he said, noting such firms are now subject to increased oversight.
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We lose loved ones, jobs or faith, or we find them; we explore new skills; health conditions make us re-evaluate our priorities or goals.
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Some German investors have called for the companies to re-evaluate their plans and to move the holding company's base elsewhere in the European Union.
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The bill has faced economic pressure from major corporations who have threatened to re-evaluate their business relationship with Texas if the bill is passed.
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Chilean regulators were ordered to re-evaluate their $16 million fine in 2014 by an environmental court, which said the penalty was not properly determined.
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What this launch has done is shake things up a bit: American Express and Citi will be forced to re-evaluate their cards' value proposition.
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If you're finding that your retirement account balance is going down faster than you expected, it's time to re-evaluate what you're giving your grandkids.
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If you're double faulting eight times a match, and you are winning less than 50 percent of the points, then you need to re-evaluate.
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In the current context, that implies the Fed should move in small steps and constantly re-evaluate its plans in light of the latest data.
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It's kind of silly, but I think any time that gives us a convenient excuse to re-evaluate where we are in life is great.
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"I think Las Vegas will make every city and every agency re-evaluate security plans around large events that draw large crowds," Chief Manley said.
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The importance of good sleep hygiene truly can't be overstated, so this is as good a time as any to re-evaluate how we sleep.
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While she supports modest change to the statute, she said she would rather see the courts re-evaluate their interpretation of the law's specific language.
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"We will continue to monitor the investigations by relevant medical agencies and may re-evaluate our position as new facts come to light," CNN added.
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When an international crisis develops that demands our attention, our first response should be to re-evaluate our priorities, not just borrow more "emergency" spending.
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As the proposed release date approached, the Parole Commission would re-evaluate the offenders in light of considerations, including whether they had completed recommended programming.
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The insurer said these measures will be effective March 6 and remain in effect for 30 days after which it will re-evaluate its plan.
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With most impact free agents already signed, it's time to re-evaluate where each team stands in the divisional pecking order heading into the draft.
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An inflation surprise could force the Fed to re-evaluate its easing path in the coming months, potentially exacerbating the damage from the trade war.
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That helps explain why, the day Apple and Qualcomm announced their settlement, Intel said it would cancel planned 5G modem chips and re-evaluate the business.
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My question is: Why not re-evaluate that old rule book and its outdated expectations, rather than throw more blame at the girls you actually need?
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America said it would re-evaluate its relationship with El Salvador after the Central American country broke diplomatic ties with Taiwan and established them with China.
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If you want the sweet of having a patent, you've got to take the bitter that the government might re-evaluate it at some subsequent point.
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Brexit jitters are causing some firms to re-evaluate their British investments, but U.S. aerospace and defense sector giants Boeing and Raytheon say they're staying put.
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I would say this: I do think it's time to re-evaluate our models of government debt and what we think is too much government debt.
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Misinformation on WhatsApp contributing to mob killings in India have added to the pressure on Facebook to re-evaluate how its services maintain security and decorum.
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Simon said he hoped the fires would encourage insurance companies to re-evaluate their underwriting standards and increase prices or stop reinsuring homeowners in risky areas.
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The company says it will re-evaluate the API down the road, but developers may have a hard time trust it after this lack of communication.
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Wright said his boss told him, "All of your absences" had forced them to "re-evaluate your position with" the company, according to The Huffington Post.
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If the sound of your smartphone's default alarm prompts a reaction of undiluted rage, it's time to re-evaluate how you wake up in the morning.
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"The government should re-evaluate the ban as it violates a person's fundamental rights to seek employment overseas," said Mulyadi, a co-founder of the group.
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Venus also faces off with the planet of secrets, Pluto, on Sunday and compromises must be made in order to re-evaluate our dark-sided feelings.
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Now the hook kick is something that I have had to re-evaluate over the years, having always considered it a high risk, moderate reward technique.
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"If you're going to People magazine and Jenny McCarthy and Robert De Niro for your medical advice, you need to re-evaluate your life," he said.
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If we are to have an educated citizenry, college and university faculty must take a step back and re-evaluate their approaches to teaching and learning.
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EMA said it would reconvene its Antimicrobial Advice Ad Hoc Expert Group, which issues its previous advice on colistin in 2013, to re-evaluate its guidance.
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But Mr. Rasicot at the T.S.A. said the controversy over long delays had prompted the agency to re-evaluate its role within the air transportation system.
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I call on Waters to re-evaluate her comments and find a more productive pathway to address the immigration issues — one that brings help, not harm.
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On healthcare:"We must re-evaluate our priorities and make healthcare a fundamental right — not a privilege — in this country," Messam says on his campaign website.
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She adds that her landlord will allow her to defer that expense for two months, with the potential to re-evaluate her position down the road.
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The social giants must also promise to re-evaluate their algorithms that direct users to extremist content, and commit to redirecting people looking for extremist material.
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"They have reached an agreement, and that agreement says, 'We are going to re-evaluate the dossiers,'" she said in remarks published by Agence France-Presse.
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Years ago she applied to business school and didn't get into her top choice, which forced her to re-evaluate whether she even wanted to go.
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That differentiation is going to have big implications for the venture market — among other things, investors are going to have to re-evaluate investments, he said.
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"Businesses operating in the state will need to re-evaluate their use of (contractors) and restructure their businesses to comply with this new decision," Reibstein said.
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After cutting jobs in the marketing team in July, he instituted a monthlong hiring freeze and instructed executives to re-evaluate the size of their teams.
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" It added that it would re-evaluate whether to participate next year once the R.W.A. "works with its members to address concerns that have been raised.
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Mr. Wilson said the Security Council would receive more frequent assessments of the situation in Darfur and would re-evaluate the conditions there in six months.
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Duke Energy, for instance, said its customers will feel the impact of higher costs and it will have to re-evaluate the economics of each project.
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With most free agent impact names already signed, it's time to re-evaluate where each team stands in the divisional pecking order heading into the draft.
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Among the issues at stake is children's health, he said, arguing for the need to re-evaluate the emergency measures after the imposition of the new standards.
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By shifting responsibility to the Senate, lawmakers avoid having to have the CBO re-evaluate the plan, while assuaging rank-and-file members to support the bill.
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Concerns over the transparency of the sale process and business ties of the management-backed consortium forced some potential bidders to re-evaluate their interest, sources said.
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The company will re-evaluate every one of its products' business models, despite the fact it may have a negative impact on the company's income, Li wrote.
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But let's be honest: The most exciting part about the episode's last act is Jane agreeing that it might be time to re-evaluate her virginity promise.
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Security concerns are causing some customers to re-evaluate their vendors, piling near-term pressure to invest in order to secure long-term benefits, the company added.
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He told CNBC on Thursday, central bankers will likely be on hold until midyear before they'll have to re-evaluate inflation data and decide whether to hike.
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Old data is obsolete, and a big part of the NRC's work now is to re-evaluate how new conditions might affect any naval structures headed north.
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A sharp drop in crude prices since mid-2014 has forced oil producing and service firms to re-evaluate projects worth billions of dollars and cut costs.
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Venture capitalists and private equity players will likely have to re-evaluate their investment priorities after some of SoftBank's promising bets went south, an investor said Thursday.
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At the same time, such additional misconduct could prompt prosecutors to re-evaluate whether to revoke the deferred-prosecution agreement and force the bank to plead guilty.
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The appeals court remanded the case back to Judge Robert Doumar of Federal District Court, instructing him to re-evaluate Mr. Grimm's request for a preliminary injunction.
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It is time to re-evaluate our approaches, give unwavering solidarity to the disaffected and marginalized and give every citizen a voice of hope for the future.
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Schneiderman recommended that police departments ensure the speedy arraignment of arrestees and that the state re-evaluate the standard for when arrestees or detainees receive medical attention.
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It's time for cities to re-evaluate the needs of their residents and create the appropriate zoning to allow housing to be built that meets those needs.
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You have to find a place in yourself that makes you re-evaluate where your life is, and what you feel your personal contribution to society is.
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As part of a review President Trump mandated earlier this year, the EPA said it would undertake four new initiatives to re-evaluate how it regulates pollution.
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As part of a review President Trump mandated earlier this year, the EPA said it would undertake four new initiatives to re-evaluate how it regulates pollution.
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Still, Ghosn has said Nissan will "re-evaluate the situation" once the terms of Britain's exit from a single market of a half-billion people are agreed.
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As part of a review President Trump mandated earlier this year, the EPA said it would undertake four new initiatives to re-evaluate how it regulates pollution.
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Officials had already been concerned about whether the schools were ready to open, and now may need to re-evaluate them after the weather settles down. Gov.
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Officials had already been concerned about whether the schools were ready to open, and now may need to re-evaluate them after the weather settles down. Gov.
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It says that as we receive new information, it is O.K. to change our minds, re-evaluate our beliefs and reposition ourselves in relation to a topic.
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The Pennsylvania Treasury said it will continue to monitor the situation and may re-evaluate the bank's status if it showed progress in reforming its operations and culture.
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But even if you opt out of an exhaustive 10-step routine that rivals your skin-care regimen, it still might be time to re-evaluate your shampoo.
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Facebook has said it would "re-evaluate its ties to any vendor if it breaks the law that protects workers' rights to organize and protect themselves," Bloomberg reported.
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"Going forward, we will re-organize and re-evaluate the momentum that the Women's March gave all of us the first two years," the group said on Facebook.
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While Facebook reports there is no evidence third-party apps were accessed, this incident should cause consumers to re-evaluate whether to link accounts in the first place.
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The video is the latest example of Facebook being used to document violent crimes, a pattern that has led the company to re-evaluate some of its policies.
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The Vatican didn't say what new evidence, if any, prompted Francis to re-evaluate Karadima's original sanction and impose what clergy consider the equivalent of a death sentence.
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"We have comprehensive procedures and support systems in place which we routinely re-evaluate to ensure all contestants receive the best care possible," they said in a statement.
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Make the quickest decisions you can about whether your stolen cards are worth incorporating into your strategy or not, and re-evaluate your plans as the game progresses.
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"Taiwanese tech companies need to carefully re-evaluate their positions and supply chain arrangements as the tension between the two super powers escalates," Bernstein analyst Mark Li said.
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Some of my favorite moments are just unexpected, perhaps even buggy, things that trigger a sequence of events that make you re-evaluate what you're going to do.
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The findings have turned years of theory on its head, causing Egyptologists to re-evaluate the region's history while unlocking new tools for scientists working in the field.
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Going forward, it might make the best sense to re-evaluate your withholding to save the money you'd otherwise overpay in taxes and then evaluate your spending patterns.
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"After talking to Vinny's mom and seeing the happiness that Mike has, I'm realizing I have to re-evaluate my life and myself and my relationship," he said.
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As a candidate, Moon also vowed to re-evaluate the U.S. installation of the missile defense system, and has left open the possibility of talks with North Korea.
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"Cammy is an upper body so I'd say a week right now and then we'll probably re-evaluate what it would be after that," coach John Hynes said.
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The FDIC could also opt to re-evaluate the rules for offering these kinds of loans for the small banks it regulates once it comes under new leadership.
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And in the face of scrutiny from governments and consumers around the world, Facebook has mounted an apology tour, pledging to re-evaluate its responsibility to its users.
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Consumer Reports will re-evaluate Tesla's Model 3 if the electric car maker improves the vehicle's braking distance, the publication's director of automotive testing told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The CFPB recent announcement that it will re-evaluate these new rules that would restrict access to small-dollar loans for millions of vulnerable Americans should be applauded.
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Since those asset values fluctuate with commodity prices, banks re-evaluate their energy customers' creditworthiness twice a year in a process the industry calls the borrowing base redetermination.
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First of two articles Recently, I learned about an organization that stopped me in my tracks and has forced me to re-evaluate my assumptions about what's possible.
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"I used to go on stage drunk," he said, remembering the disappointment he felt after watching a recording that forced him to re-evaluate his embrace of stardom.
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"At M.L.S., it's a 30-day pause and then we'll re-evaluate," said Merritt Paulson, the owner of both the Portland Timbers and the N.W.S.L.'s Portland Thorns.
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At a lunch on Mr. Clarida's first day in office last September, Mr. Powell asked him to re-evaluate the Fed's policy approach in light of those shifts.
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"Restaurants need to re-evaluate their cybersecurity plans regularly, and think of security as you build up your technology plans, rather than as an afterthought," the spokesperson said.
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" Pam continues, "We would be very grateful for your support as we take some time apart to re-evaluate what we want from life and from one another.
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D.J. Hilson, Muskegon's current county prosecutor, told The Muskegon Chronicle that he might re-evaluate the 2009 shooting, depending on the results of the Police Department's internal investigation.
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The judge asked the defense to notify the court should he decide not to file a competency motion, at which point the parties would re-evaluate the timeline.
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The old policy saw investors receive guaranteed dividend payments but the business had to re-evaluate to better reflect volatile commodity cycles, which suffered significant falls in 2015.
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Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg expects Gasol to return to practice on a limited basis on Sunday and will re-evaluate when the All-Star could return after that.
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" Last June he welcomed a "new spirit" and said that there was a "a need to re-evaluate, in full coordination with the U.S., the question of leaving.
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The Shoshone-Bannock Tribes in Idaho posted on Facebook that they had enough money to operate at full strength through Saturday, but would then have to re-evaluate.
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"What Brexit does is it makes us re-evaluate the distribution and types of teams we would be hiring," co-founder and chief executive officer Damian Kimmelman told Reuters.
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But she is glad Susan now has an opportunity to re-evaluate her life: "I really hope for healing and recovery because she wasn't raised to be like this."
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Sunrise alarm clock If the sound of your smartphone's default alarm prompts a reaction of undiluted rage, it's time to re-evaluate how you wake up in the morning.
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The United States must re-evaluate its assumptions and its approach before committing more troops to the war that has already taken 2,85033 American lives and wounded 20,000 more.
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It is time to re-evaluate the U.S. immigration system — to create more opportunities for entrepreneurs abroad to come to America for the specific purpose of starting a business.
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Taken together, he says, it's time to re-evaluate hormonal contraceptives and remind doctors that they should be discussing the risks and benefits of the drugs before prescribing them.
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Lindsey Graham said President Trump now has a better understanding of the possible consequences of pulling all US troops out of the country and will re-evaluate his decision.
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He had to re-evaluate the future of Shiso Soy and decide whether to abandon it or find a new brewery and wait for trade with Japan to resume.
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Time to open up another credit card, take out a small loan and re-evaluate exactly how close you still are to your college roommate or high school friend.
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Rising reports of misbehavior have led regulators to re-evaluate which animals, including both service animals and emotional support animals, are allowed to accompany passengers with disabilities on flights.
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"But direction from my senior manager to our team was pretty clear that we should not come in this week and would re-evaluate at the end of week."
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But less than 48 hours later, after some European arts organizations cited his apology as a reason to cancel or re-evaluate his coming performances, Mr. Domingo amended it.
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"We did say that established, high-dose patients might consider dosage reduction to be anxiety-provoking, but that these patients should be offered counseling to re-evaluate," he added.
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Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said the team would try therapy for Andujar and then re-evaluate his shoulder in a couple of weeks to see if surgery seemed necessary.
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After several discussions, we have decided to pause net new hiring company-wide through May 31st, when we will re-evaluate and either stay the course or restart recruiting.
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OMV also plans to postpone or re-evaluate projects, cut planned investments for this year and realise synergies of 700 million euros until the end of 2025, it said.
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That fear leads people to give security a higher priority, to seek authority figures who will impose order and to re-evaluate who in society might pose a threat.
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Another year of poor profit could require Exxon to re-evaluate its bold spending plans or weaken its ability to weather the next oil-price downturn, say oil analysts.
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And in the face of the scrutiny from governments and consumers around the world, Facebook has mounted an apology tour, pledging to re-evaluate its responsibility to its users.
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The IRS emphasized that certain households should re-evaluate their withholding, including dual-income families, filers who claim the child tax credit and taxpayers who itemized deductions last year.
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Two publishers of prestigious scientific journals, Springer Nature and Wiley, said this week that they would re-evaluate papers they previously published on Tibetans, Uighurs and other minority groups.
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The state may also ask for permission to "re-evaluate" and perhaps reduce the package of essential benefits that the Affordable Care Act requires every insurance plan to have.
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Since #MeToo forced so many of us to re-evaluate the role of powerful alleged abusers, the renewed focus on Woody Allen has understandably been on the molestation accusations.
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Mr. Netanyahu also announced that he would halt his country's contributions to several United Nations institutions, as well as re-evaluate the presence of the body's representatives in Israel.
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Moreover, Washington and industry need to re-evaluate the 1920 Jones Act, which stipulates that shipping between United States ports must be on American built, registered and crewed vessels.
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The fallout from the massive breach sparked conversations on credit, forced us to re-evaluate our current credit system and finally inspired the companies to look beyond the Second Age.
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Sometimes it'll just be so fantastic that when you get a chance to like re-evaluate you're like damn, that was like an episode of fucking Entourage or some shit.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)I think Samsung lovers and haters alike can agree that the decision to move the release date and re-evaluate the phone was a good one.
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The global automotive industry has found itself caught up in President Donald Trump's trade war with China, leading many automakers to re-evaluate where they build and sell their products.
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For the immediate future, she hopes that people will convert to renewable energy sources, change their behavior as consumers and re-evaluate what they're demanding of governments across the world.
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But the second reason that I rate this fight so highly is that I have never been forced to re-evaluate the understood truths of MMA while howling with laughter.
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Through encounters with academics, artists, authors, musicians and playwrights as a college student, and researching and meeting actors and activists, he began to question and re-evaluate who he was.
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"Obviously when the package comes, you are going to have to re-evaluate the situation, and say, okay, is the competitiveness of your plant preserved or not?" he told reporters.
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It does make for a particularly fascinating moment to re-evaluate Jackson's image as a fundamentally "black" but simultaneously racially transcendent figure, or a monstrous desecration, depending on your perspective.
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"If you need to take risk, really the answer is to potentially re-evaluate your portfolio or re-establish if the strategy you're in is working for you," Liersch said.
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As many financial experts will say, you can never time the market, so it's best to ride out the lows and re-evaluate your portfolio once the market's more stable.
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"The mayor has been clear about the need to re-evaluate our options in the face of explosive growth we're seeing in the industry," Mr. Finan said in a statement.
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"If these incidents persist, aid organizations will need to re-evaluate the risks faced by our staff and may be forced to withdraw from especially violent areas," the letter said.
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Christa Blatchford, the chief executive officer of the Joan Mitchell Foundation — previously represented by Cheim & Read — said it was time "to re-evaluate" and Zwirner seemed like the right fit.
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"It is time to re-evaluate the benefits of having a banking system dominated by public sector banks and the benefits that greater private ownership can bring about," it added.
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And when it comes to a good gift, luggage might not be what immediately comes to mind — but as companies re-evaluate the potential of the sector, things are changing.
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Fitch Ratings warned it could re-evaluate the U.S.'s triple-A credit rating if the government shutdown continues until March 1 and leads to a debt ceiling breach, Reuters reports.
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"A Trump victory is causing investors to re-evaluate their EM thesis, and the adjustment is being compounded by the surge in the U.S. 21403-year yield," Societe Generale told clients.
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President Trump's consistent attacks on the free press and access to information, mostly through social media, have forced judges to re-evaluate the rules of political communications in the digital era.
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The government further recommends that the CFTC re-evaluate rules that the foreign branches of U.S. banks abide by U.S. regulations, when there are comparable rules in place in that country.
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"All the passengers and crew are accounted for but as I have said we will re-evaluate based on the claims of the families of the missing passengers," Balilo told Reuters.
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"The district court should then re-evaluate the evidence relevant to discriminatory intent and determine anew whether the legislature acted with a discriminatory intent in enacting SB 14," the court said.
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If this change works, and Tesla sees the cost savings the company expects, Jonas said Elon Musk's electric-car company may be a catalyst for automakers to re-evaluate existing regulations.
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Some German investors have also called for the companies to re-evaluate their plans in light of the vote, and to move the holding company's base elsewhere in the European Union.
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Cincinnati-based Fifth Third, the fifteenth largest U.S. bank by asset size, said the tax cut allowed it to re-evaluate its employee pay and pass along some of the windfall.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Responding to heightened controversy surrounding the notorious Sackler family, the Metropolitan Museum of Art says it will re-evaluate its policy on accepting financial gifts.
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Her self-mocking nebbish is a familiar persona, but there comes a moment when she drops and deconstructs it, and that turning point makes you re-evaluate everything you saw before.
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After Mr. Rubin left Google in 2014, the company started to re-evaluate the robotics unit and put out feelers about selling off some of the companies involved, including Boston Dynamics.
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He has told friends that he and his wife, Ivanka Trump, will regularly re-evaluate whether to return to their natural habitat among New York City's real estate and social elites.
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While the economy is still strong and unemployment is still relatively low, it's a good opportunity to re-evaluate your goals, rebalance your portfolio and review your debt and cash levels.
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Clinical psychologists will use CBT to train patients to re-evaluate their thinking patterns and assumptions in order to identify unhelpful patterns and replace them with healthy and effective thought processes.
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"We're going to have to re-evaluate everything" if a federal bill repealing the state and local tax deduction becomes law, New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney told the news organization.
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"[Hyundai Group] will re-evaluate our restructuring plan to better enhance the Group's business competitiveness and corporate governance as well as to strengthen shareholder value," Hyundai Motor said in a statement.
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But an added tax on goods made in China could push multinational companies to re-evaluate whether their exposure to China makes sense, or if it is time to scale back operations.
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I mean disruption in the sense the word has taken on in cultural and professional circles, where anything that shakes up the status quo gives you a chance to re-evaluate it.
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The second half purports to "re-evaluate" the existing net neutrality rules, the mechanisms that enforce them and any legal authority (other than Title II) that could be used to support them.
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They called on the EU to re-evaluate its approach to product approvals, use internationally accepted methods of setting tolerance levels for potentially harmful ingredients, and stop "unnecessarily and inappropriately" restricting trade.
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" That's why the study suggests lawmakers re-evaluate their state Medicaid policies: "Greater access to Medicaid coverage during pregnancy may contribute to the financial viability of obstetric services provision in rural areas.
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Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus, the government's chief spokesman, also said Ankara might re-evaluate its deal with the European Union to halt the flow of migrants from Turkish shores to Europe.
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As business leaders re-evaluate their future workplaces — what they should look like, where they should be — they often weigh the benefits of a traditional office against those of remote work arrangements.
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"The ATF must re-evaluate these devices, and it is my hope that they conclude these mechanisms violate the spirit, if not the letter, of the law," Kinzinger said in a statement.
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The service, according to statement on its website, will re-evaluate the hunting programs in Zimbabwe and Zambia in mid-2018 to determine if import permits can continue for 2019 and beyond.
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The petition, which has been signed by more than 351,000 supporters of Mill by Monday night, initially called for Wolf to re-evaluate the Philadelphia rapper's two- to four-year prison sentence.
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The Met Breuer prompted the museum to re-evaluate its approach to visitor services, training a team of new and existing employees to provide information on subjects including admission, membership and performances.
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With a lack of space by which to have a studio to make bigger, tactile works, I was sort of forced to re-evaluate my capabilities as a maker in New York.
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"We have provided thorough documentation to TripAdvisor for their committee to re-evaluate the badge's placement and look forward to seeing its removal shortly," said Megan Sterritt, a spokeswoman for the resort.
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Later, she returns to Joanne — who last episode shot her down for bringing up these same issues — to delicately reiterate that it might be time to re-evaluate We Got Y'all's approach.
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Experts in allergy and infectious disease, including the paper's authors, are now urging patients to ask doctors to review their medical history, and re-evaluate whether they have a true penicillin allergy.
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Ms. Lyons said she wanted the committee to re-evaluate its relationship with the national governing bodies of each sport and make sure it has "clear-cut authorization to intercede" when appropriate.
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Because of that, it was a really special event and it was really fulfilling to see audiences re-evaluate the film 13 years later and to take part in its continued relevance.
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"He'll be in a walking boot for another four weeks, and then they'll kind of re-evaluate where he is, but the belief is that he will not need surgery," Boone said.
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"He'll be in a walking boot for another four weeks, and then they'll kind of re-evaluate where he is, but the belief is that he will not need surgery," Boone said.
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Both sides should re-evaluate the directions in which they are heading, and step back from the brink before they permanently shatter a highly imperfect but relatively stable and predictable status quo.
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"We will continue to monitor the investigations by relevant medical agencies and may re-evaluate our position as new facts come to light," Jennifer Toner, a company spokeswoman, said in a statement.
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President Donald Trump has in the past bashed the nuclear deal, which was negotiated under his predecessor, Barack Obama, and he took office promising to re-evaluate or possibly kill the agreement.
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Those measures were intentionally in conflict with Roe, and conservative activists who backed them said the goal was to force the Supreme Court to re-evaluate — and ultimately overturn — the monumental decision.
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"The most important issue on the table right now is that we need to consider the possibility of a new economic normal that forces us to re-evaluate our targets," he said.
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With many domestic long-term natural gas contracts ending in the next two years, it's possible that higher costs for new supplies will cause businesses to re-evaluate their operations or expansion plans.
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Fink told CNBC television that the industry is seeing a rotation as clients re-evaluate high-fee funds but that withdrawals in the broader hedge-fund industry have not hit the company's business.
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Two of the Villanueva women — Jane and Xiomara — each find themselves at confusing points in their lives, forcing them to re-evaluate priorities, career goals and even a promise made at age 10.
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It's better to re-evaluate during a calm period than amidst the current uncertainty, but if your stomach drops every time the market does, it's probably best to rebalance your portfolio, notes Vanguard.
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Central bankers will likely be on hold until midyear before they'll have to re-evaluate inflation data, said Lockhart, who was president of the Atlanta Fed for 10 years from 2007 to 2017.
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Consider this the opening salvo of the administration's new strategy, which is an attempt to make China's leaders pause and re-evaluate their usual tactic of dragging their feet on pressuring North Korea.
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"I don't want to go through the whole room, because we will re-evaluate tomorrow, but Marchy was one of the worst ones along with Nash and Spooner," Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy said.
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On Sunday, scores of family and friends of those on board the plane gathered at a mall in Kuala Lumpur in a memorial seeking to "re-investigate, re-evaluate, re-start" the search.
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With technology making our lives increasingly less private, both in terms of what we willingly post online and how we're tracked, do you think we need to re-evaluate the importance of silence?
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This reasoning runs counter to Sanders's style: abortion access is an opportunity to challenge progressives in the Democratic party to re-evaluate whether they are asking the right questions in the first place.
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When Democrats balked once more last week at approving legislation to combat the Zika virus because the measure included limits on Planned Parenthood, some Republicans indicated a willingness to re-evaluate their position.
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The six-week break in debates could give Democrats a chance to re-evaluate their individual strategies and consider whether it would be better long-term to spend more time going after Trump.
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The BOJ disappointed markets on Friday by keeping bond purchases steady, defying expectations it would hoover up more, and made traders even more nervous after announcing it would re-evaluate policies in September.
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The court also instructed the judge to re-evaluate the evidence about whether the Texas Legislature intentionally discriminated against blacks and Hispanics, but encouraged the judge to wait until after the November election.
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"We continue to monitor the situation and potential impact on our business as our clients might re-evaluate their plans in the context of oil price volatility," the company said in a statement.
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Re-evaluate your goals First, consider how many years away you are from needing to take distributions from your portfolio in retirement, said Jarodd White, financial planner with Vitalize Capital Management in Milwaukee.
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At the Environmental Protection Agency, officials announced the agency's widely expected intent to re-evaluate and probably roll back Obama-era rules requiring automakers to reach ambitious emissions and mileage standards by 2025.
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"I believe 9/11 made him look internally to re-evaluate key sectors from education to finance," says Marcelle Wahba, who arrived as the new United States ambassador in October of that year.
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It is high time to re-evaluate our partnership - not to leave it behind, but to renew and preserve it," he said, noting that "the U.S. and Europe have drifted apart for years.
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He has also vowed to re-evaluate the deployment of the U.S.'s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missile system, which was moved to a site in South Korea late last month.
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In another shareholder proposal this year, nuns asked Dick's Sporting Goods, a major gun seller in the U.S., to re-evaluate its sales of military-style assault weapons to civilians, among other requests.
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"In addition, the archdiocese will re-evaluate its fund-raising strategy moving forward and will continue to explore ways to cut costs, concurrently maintaining the historic vision of the church," the statement said.
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Last year, amid the Trump administration's crackdown on immigrants crossing the United States' southern border, Salesforce faced pressure from hundreds of employees to re-evaluate the company's contracts with US Customs and Border Protection.
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He says police departments must re-evaluate the kind of people they hire, take a hard look at how officers are trained and reassess the kind of leaders picked to supervise the police force.
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The new security patches have not slowed its performance, but it will use the security issues as an opportunity to re-evaluate its use of Intel products, said Chief Technology Officer John Graham Cumming.
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"The attorney general has directed the FBI to re-evaluate their relationships with groups like this to ensure the FBI does not partner with any group that discriminates," a spokesperson said in a statement.
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"As much as it (stunk), that time in the press box kind of gave me time to re-evaluate how the game is played in the professional ranks," the 5-foot-6 Caggiula said.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions asked the Justice Department to re-evaluate any policies that pushed them to "act beyond what the law, the Constitution and the Supreme Court required," the New York Times reported.
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The FDA has drafted a guidance — currently available for public comment — which aims to re-evaluate the endpoints that the agency should consider when determining whether a given heart failure drug should be approved.
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But if you find yourself constantly spending more than your fair share to cover the cost of a friendship, it may be time to re-evaluate just how much that friendship means to you.
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The BOJ disappointed markets on Friday by keeping bond purchases steady, defying expectations it would hoover up more, and made traders even more nervous after announcing it would re-evaluate its policies in September.
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The unexpected demand prompted organizers to re-evaluate their Japan-based sales going forward and there will now be a second ticket lottery in August for those who missed out the first time around.
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In January, following controversy over the Sacklers, the Metropolitan Museum of Art says it will re-evaluate its policy on accepting financial gifts, but has not denounced the Sacklers or officially refused their funding.
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The two have long had a close-knit borderline Grey Gardens-y relationship, something she's forced to re-evaluate when she discovers the diaries her mother and estranged father kept while they were divorcing.
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The sharp drop in oil prices has added to stress in the financial markets, which were already in correction territory as investors re-evaluate profit and growth perspectives in light of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Two new biographies re-evaluate major political figures: "Lioness" examines the life of Golda Meir and her role in Zionism and Israel; and "President McKinley" brings an often overlooked president out of the shadows.
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Urging senators to re-evaluate the now familiar July phone call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Zelensky, he asked whether they truly believed that Mr. Trump would put the nation's interests before his own.
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"I think it is time now for us and our partners at the state to review or re-evaluate the every-other-year fare and toll discussion," said Mitchell Pally, a longtime board member.
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"A substantial drop in visitor arrivals is likely to force hotel and real estate developers to re-evaluate their strategies and priorities, potentially causing delays to some of the ongoing (tourism) projects," he said.
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The regulator also said it will hire law firms to re-evaluate and liquidate some assets of Baoshang Bank Co Ltd after it took over the lender last month due to "serious" credit risks.
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Foreign Minister Cavusoglu has said Ankara could re-evaluate or suspend all agreements under the refugee accord if the EU does not give a positive response on the issue of visa-free travel for Turks.
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Stocks initially caught an early bid Friday morning after New York Fed President Williams said the central bank was listening to the market, and could re-evaluate its outlook for two rate hikes next year.
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"If Trump or Cruz wins the White House, then my side of the party has to re-evaluate who we are, what we stand for, and I'd be willing to do that," Mr. Graham said.
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And if all that weren't enough to make you re-evaluate your life goals, the team intends to wrap the Leonardo Project in just three years on the 500th anniversary of the artist/inventor's death.
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"We will make certain that ALL aid to the region - whether for security, humanitarian, or development needs - advances U.S. interests," he said, adding that Washington will also re-evaluate its support for U.N. peacekeeping missions.
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BUT WE'LL HAVE TO RE-EVALUATE THAT, REASSESS THAT, BASED ON WHERE WE SEE INFLATION AND OTHER INDICATORS THAT KIND OF ARE FACTORS IN INFLATION AND HOW WE SEE ECONOMIC GROWTH OVER THE NEXT YEAR.
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"We commend Lisa Borders for recognizing how the players of the W.N.B.A. felt and the sensitive time that we're living in and being willing to re-evaluate their decision," said Isiah Thomas, the Liberty president.
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The Bank of Japan disappointed markets last month by keeping bond purchases steady, defying expectations it would buy up more, and made traders even more nervous after announcing it would re-evaluate policies in September.
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By addressing this problem, Mr. Obama is pushing the country to re-evaluate longstanding policies that trap people with criminal records at the very edges of society, driving many of them right back to prison.
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The film eventually pulled in $17 million in theaters, but it wasn't until years later that fans used the internet and social media to re-evaluate the film and turn it into a cult sensation.
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" Kendal Henry, the director of New York City's Percent for Art Program, which is commissioning the work, said he was "very excited about having contemporary artists re-evaluate what it is to create a monument.
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Watching him tell a roomful of reporters what he must do "in order to achieve sexual gratification," seeming to re-evaluate how far to take his confession several times per sentence, is a consummate pleasure.
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"The rise of African-American artists is part of a broader tendency to re-evaluate neglected artists that's been going on for a few years," said Candace Worth, an art adviser based in New York.
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As a magazine writer and the author of several books, Sharlet has made a long career of telling stories, but after his heart attack he started to re-evaluate the kinds he thought were worthwhile.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The fast-moving coronavirus stemming from China could force companies to re-evaluate their supply chains, potentially returning some jobs to the United States, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross said on Thursday.
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This color increase is often temporary, so Larry and Scott need to give this pink diamond time to cool down and rest while they re-evaluate the techniques they'll use to finish up the job.
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The White House is considering assembling an "ad hoc group" of scientists to re-evaluate the federal government's current conclusions about climate science and the negative impact of fossil fuels, The Washington Post reported Sunday.
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If the W.T.O. — principally a bureaucratic collaboration of America's competitors — were to reject an American border-adjustment tax, it might well be time for the United States to re-evaluate its relationship with that organization.
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In its eight-page letter, the auto alliance laid out several goals — including repeating its position that the government re-evaluate its timetable for automakers to achieve fleetwide fuel economy of 54.5 miles a gallon.
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But considering that Twitter is now having to apologize—again—for failing to do anything about the pervasive culture of vitriol and hate on its platform, it's probably time to once again re-evaluate its system.
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Durban missed deadlines last November to sign the host city contract, establish an organizing committee and make contracted payments to the CGF, leading to a review team being sent to re-evaluate the South African bid.
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In late April, a giant rabbit named Simon was found dead after a United flight, prompting its owners to demand that the airline pay damages, order an outside probe and re-evaluate how it handles animals.
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I've failed and fallen so many times, and hit so many dead ends, and still, sometimes I have to put on the brakes a little bit, and re-evaluate, and go in a slightly different direction.
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In bestselling author Nicola Yoon's latest novel, The Sun is Also a Star, two teens that embody those different worldviews are forced re-evaluate what they believe in on a day that will change their lives.
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Recently, the government has said it would reduce the fees that Monsanto and its local partner can charge cotton seed companies for their genes, prompting Monsanto to threaten to re-evaluate its business in that country.
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Shortly after the shooting, lawmakers from both parties said it was time to re-evaluate bump stocks, legal devices that can make semi-automatic weapons unleash bullets with about the same speed as fully automatic weapons.
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The effect is a sense of guilt, causing the viewer to re-evaluate their position as a global citizen once they realize that lack of immediacy shouldn't be synonymous with a lack of action or empathy.
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But the appeals court said "good reasons exist" for the high court to re-evaluate its past abortion decisions in light of medical and scientific advances that show the concept of viability is subject to change.
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On Monday, HDFC Life said if the parties are able to obtain approval from the regulator, the company and its main shareholders would be willing to re-evaluate a deal with Max Life in "due course".
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The FDA responded to the pleas to change donation policies, indicating that current measures "have not changed" and that the agency would "continue to re-evaluate the situation as the outbreak progresses," according to a spokesman.
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At the same time, we're monitoring the situation in China and South Korea and as their situation improves, we will re-evaluate the restrictions and warnings that are currently in place for a possible early opening.
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In a post on his blog on Wednesday titled "I Love Genoa," Mr. Grillo reiterated his view that it was essential to "re-evaluate potential monsters," even those built with public money for the public benefit.
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New York City Councilman Keith Powers, chairman of the Council's Criminal Justice Committee, called on the Department of Correction and the Board of Correction to re-evaluate the practice, and said he will consider legislative measures.
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Over the past week, Alderson has gone out of his way to address the injury issue, saying the Mets would have to re-evaluate everything they do in trying to keep their players from being hurt.
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The Supreme Court of Mississippi, in affirming the conviction of capital murder, held that Flowers was asking it to "re-evaluate the credibility of Evans's race neutral explanations for striking African Americans" in the sixth trial.
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Whatever the logic a year ago of trying to encourage reform by selling weapons to Bahrain's military, the experiment has clearly failed, and the State Department should re-evaluate its decision before things slide dangerously further.
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Ant's acquisition of Dallas-based MoneyGram comes against a backdrop of rising tensions between China and the United States over President Donald Trump's willingness to re-evaluate key foreign policy conventions such as the "One China" principle.
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LIMA, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Peru has suspended a construction permit it recently gave to Southern Copper Corp for its $1.4 billion Tia Maria copper project while officials can re-evaluate its legality, authorities announced late on Friday.
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S&P said it would also re-evaluate the impact of Casino's ownership by leveraged parent Rallye, which S&P said "further restricts Casino's financial flexibility given the need to upstream dividends to service Rallye's net debt".
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Re-evaluate your budget and pay off debt You may still be spending money in the same carefree way you did when you were in college, but your financial responsibilities are likely to grow in your 30s.
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"After some cyber security issues arose, I began to re-evaluate my continued public service," Representative Ron Sandack, House Republican floor leader, said in a resignation letter dated Sunday and provided on Monday by the Republican Caucus.
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"The WHO Emergency Committee will reconvene in coming weeks (and) will re-evaluate the situation but we think that the outbreak is manageable if we can protect enough people with the vaccine," he told reporters in Geneva.
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Comey's decision to re-evaluate the case was spurred by the discovery of emails during an investigation into alleged underage sexting by Anthony Weiner, the former congressman and estranged husband of top Clinton aide Huma Abedin. 201753.
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After 44 years of debating sexuality issues, the United Methodist Church voted by a narrow margin on Wednesday to allow bishops to appoint a commission to re-evaluate rules on gay, lesbian and transgender clergy and marriage.
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Traders cite three components to a further rally: But that narrative could also change: "Better economic data would force traders to re-evaluate flat or low earnings growth for 2020," Nick Raich at Earnings Scout told me.
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But when some complained of "donor fatigue" -- and an additional fee tacked onto credit card transactions -- the SVCF decided to halt and re-evaluate the program, even though it had raised over $20 million in three years.
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And I don't think kids are the only thing that can do that to you—I think people have spiritual epiphanies or near-death experiences that cause them to re-evaluate in profound ways that actually stick.
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Homeowners in high-risk areas will want to re-evaluate their policies with the help of an insurance adviser, though all homeowners can expect their premiums to climb thanks to the rising cost of weather-related disasters.
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Yet the caveat from the Executive of the Year section also applies here: Houston will force us all to re-evaluate things if it acquires Butler and persuades Carmelo Anthony to embrace role-player status at last.
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Speaking at a business event in February, Canada's veteran chief negotiator, Steve Verheul, said the pace of NAFTA talks "has been a bit too fast" to allow the countries to re-evaluate their negotiating positions between rounds.
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"There's a bipartisan resolve that we need to re-evaluate our relationship with Saudi Arabia, most especially the weapons that we sell them," Representative Joaquin Castro, a Democratic member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, told Reuters.
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The nomination of Judge Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court and the accusations of long ago sexual violence — which he denies — that could derail it, have occasioned many of us to re-evaluate our own high-school experiences.
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"This is a time of strength, this is a time of action, this is a time of getting things done," Ms. Haley said on Friday, adding that she was prepared to re-evaluate the United Nations' efforts.
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"In San Francisco we are in the process of asking the bench, the judiciary, to re-evaluate the fact that we require people who have been arrested to pay a lot less than other counties," she added.
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The crime became a big issue in the 2014 campaign for district attorney of Hidalgo County — at the southernmost tip of Texas, on the Mexican border — when the challenger, Ricardo Rodriguez Jr., pledged to re-evaluate the evidence.
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"We believed that a Trump victory had scope for investors to re-evaluate their emerging-market thesis, and indeed this appears to be what is occurring," with the rise in U.S. Treasury yields compounding the moves, Daw said.
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The rare decision on Sunday by church leaders to close the ancient holy site, a favorite among tourists and pilgrims, with the busy Easter holiday approaching put extra pressure on Israel to re-evaluate and suspend the moves.
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" The reflection hasn't been a bad thing for Medley: "Some of the things I've had to re-evaluate and sit down and say 'Hmm I like that, I don't like that,' and tweak my life a little bit.
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The owners of a giant rabbit named Simon who was found dead after a United Airlines flight demanded on Monday that the airline pay damages, order an outside investigation and re-evaluate how it handles animals on flights.
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The treatment of captive marine mammals has been under scrutiny, as lawmakers and facilities re-evaluate whether these animals should live in zoos and aquariums—and whether the paying public still actually wants to see them paraded around.
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Biden and White House rival Bernie Sanders have been forced to re-evaluate their approach to campaigning in the face of warnings about the health dangers inherent in big crowds and handshakes, two staples of traditional political races.
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"We're not changing our posture at the moment [but] every day we re-evaluate what we're doing and making sure that we're adjusting what we're doing to make sure we're hitting the right notes," the CDC spokesperson said.
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The late-night host made his case against the dangers of a few corporations dominating entire industries: Oliver's arguments come as some groups on the left push to re-evaluate antitrust policy and more closely scrutinize major mergers.
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Washington (CNN)The White House is planning to assemble an "ad hoc group" of scientists to re-evaluate the federal government's current conclusions about climate science and the negative impact of fossil fuels, The Washington Post reported Sunday.
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Tortorella hopes that by using their platform as an actor (they are currently filming a spin-off of The Walking Dead) and sharing their story, they can help readers "re-evaluate their own programming," the star tells PEOPLE.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Eli Lilly & Co's massive setback for its experimental Alzheimer's disease treatment on Wednesday sent investors scrambling to re-evaluate shares of the U.S. drugmaker and those of companies making competing therapies, including biotech stalwart Biogen Inc.
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In The Wife — based on Meg Wolitzer's 2003 novel of the same name — Close plays an author who upon traveling to Sweden to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature decides to re-evaluate her life, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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The more these casualties are documented, the more leverage human rights groups have over the administration, Hartung said: "While it is unlikely they will stop the large sales, President Obama could re-evaluate what is being used in Yemen."
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As for any possible criminal investigation, the Cook County State Attorney's office emailed CNN saying that if IPRA's re-opened investigation "produces material new evidence," the office will re-evaluate and determine if "potential criminal charges" should be filed.
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"The U.S. oil-production profile has forced OPEC and some non-OPEC countries participating in the ongoing output-cap agreement to re-evaluate their strategy," said Abhishek Kumar, senior energy analyst at Interfax Energy's Global Gas Analytics in London.
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"I think he's highlighted some of the crime surges we've seen, and I do think it should require proponents of the federal legislation to re-evaluate their position," said Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama, referring to Mr. Trump.
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The discovery comes as a complete surprise to scientists, but instead of signifying the presence of alien life, it's forcing them to re-evaluate the source of this molecule and its role as a basic building block for habitability.
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One of those things it takes: a willingness to reread our most challenging and complicated stories, and re-evaluate, with ever-expanding hindsight, the people we turn into the protagonists and the villains of our most pitched cultural dramas.
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The company has yet to let riders into vehicles along that route and said they would have to re-evaluate whether that route is ready after the autonomy team worked on some of the bugs, according to the email.
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But given the stress on both operators and Boeing's balance sheet as well as the negative data points likely to come, we prefer to re-evaluate when we have a better sense of how Boeing will get through this . . .
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The Defense Department said on Thursday that it would re-evaluate the awarding of a $10 billion cloud computing contract to Microsoft after Amazon claimed the decision was interfered with by the Trump administration, the New York Times reports.
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"Tesla's short squeeze will probably shift into a higher gear as some short sellers re-evaluate their short thesis and begin to trim or close out their short exposure," S3′s Ihor Dusaniwsky said in a note last week.
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"The U.S. oil-production profile has forced OPEC and some non-OPEC countries participating in the ongoing output-cap agreement to re-evaluate their strategy," said Abhishek Kumar, senior energy analyst at Interfax Energys Global Gas Analytics in London.
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Speaking to reporters in parliament, Erdogan said he would re-evaluate the trip because "arguments, debates, conversations being held in Congress regarding my person, my family and my minister friends are a very big disrespect" to the Turkish government.
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" And Ed Mullins, the president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association, said that Police Commissioner William J. Bratton, "who so often brags of the evolution of policing, now needs to suspend the efforts of vertical patrol and re-evaluate his policy.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey could re-evaluate or suspend all agreements under its migration deal with the European Union if the bloc does not give a positive response on visa-free travel for Turks, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Friday.
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It can also help you re-evaluate "filler" friendships: relationships you maintain because you'd rather do anything on a Friday night besides staying at home by yourself, even at the cost of spending time with people whose company you don't enjoy.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey will re-evaluate its plan to establish 12 observation posts in northeastern Syria, Turkish security sources said on Wednesday after Ankara and Moscow struck a deal calling for a Kurdish militia to withdraw from the border area.
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"ICE ERO will re-evaluate the existing inspection scope and methodology in the statement of work for annual and biennial contracted inspections, and has already initiated several steps to bolster the division's quality-assurance process for contracted inspections," the statement reads.
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It can also help you re-evaluate "filler" friendships: relationships you maintain because you'd rather do anything on a Friday night besides staying at home by yourself, even at the cost of spending time with people whose company you don't enjoy.
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China's slow progress in opening up its economy to foreign business has prompted European companies to re-evaluate their operations in the world's second largest economy and in some cases drop plans to expand, according to an annual business confidence survey.
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Although valuations might contract, many other pressures on a startup actually relax in a down economy — fewer venture-backed competitive entrants, an easing of the unbelievably tight tech labor market, a willingness by customers to re-evaluate past purchasing decisions.
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" The Japanese automaker added that it would "continue to re-evaluate the deployment environment" and but said it is still a strong backer of DSRC "because we believe it is the only proven and available technology for collision avoidance communication.
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NEW YORK, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Eli Lilly & Co's massive setback for its experimental Alzheimer's disease treatment on Wednesday sent investors scrambling to re-evaluate shares of the U.S. drugmaker and those of companies making competing therapies, including biotech stalwart Biogen Inc .
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The owners of a giant rabbit named Simon who was found dead after a United Airlines flight demanded on Monday that the airline pay damages, order an outside investigation and re-evaluate how it handles animals on flights.
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While this did not cool market expectations for a hike in December - which stand at around 80 percent, according to CME's FedWatch tool - it did make investors re-evaluate the long-term path for policy in the world's largest economy.
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" Bapis, managing director of Vios Advisors at Rockefeller Capital Management, said a favorable regulatory environment for multinational companies could push these stocks higher, but that investors should wait to "see what earnings look like this week" and "re-evaluate on Monday.
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The downgrading of growth expectations comes after Indian passenger vehicle sales grew in the last fiscal year at their fastest pace in five years, and could force companies, including international players, to re-evaluate their investment plans in the country.
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Furthermore, increased litigation will further diminish investor access to financial advice as institutions that initially opt to continue to service their retirement investor clients are forced by economic realities to re-evaluate the risks and potential liabilities, as many already have.
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While Square has seen an enormous run-up in the past year, it could be that Wall Street has finally started to take a small step back and re-evaluate Square's business after lifting its value by billions of dollars.
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Lowering the barrier for training a system means more and better ones can be trained, and new approaches integrated without having to re-evaluate a complex manually defined ruleset or source new such rulesets for new languages or speech styles.
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It is my hope that the heartbreaking death of Miami Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez, and the inspiring story of the dangers he faced to come to the United States, will cause us to re-evaluate where our country is heading.
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Syracuse University said on Friday that it was watching travel warnings from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention closely, and would re-evaluate whether to continue study abroad programs in places like the United Kingdom, Spain, France and Chile.
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"The events at J.F.K. were a wake-up call to rethink and re-evaluate our security procedures to reflect the new, changing reality of 21st-century threats and to better ensure the safety of all New Yorkers," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Ms. Morgan, who is gay, said "Jack" repeatedly hit on her for hours, telling her that he didn't think she was a lesbian and that she ought to re-evaluate her sexuality, and have sex with a man, namely him.
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The end-of-year fund sales numbers could also reflect changes related to capital gains distributions and as investors re-evaluate their holdings for tax reasons and other purposes, though in other years the volume has not been this high.
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ROBERT PATILLO, CIVIL RIGHTS ATTORNEY: Well you know, I don&apost think it&aposs a situation where we have to sit down and cry, it&aposs a situation where we have re-evaluate what we are and who we are as Americans.
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The end-of-year numbers could also reflect changes related to capital gains distributions and as investors re-evaluate their holdings for tax reasons and other purposes, though in other years the volume has not been this high in a single week.
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"When I got onto the course I thought 15 or 14 would be the number for the week but I've got to re-evaluate that now," said the former U.S. Amateur champion, who is hunting for his sixth career PGA Tour title.
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The company, which earned 16 percent of its revenue in Britain last year, said investments had been delayed in the run-up to the country's vote to leave the European Union and it now expects clients to pause as they re-evaluate strategies.
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The Delivering Jobs website, in addition to outlining its goals, provides resources for employers, like a self-assessment to determine how inclusive and accessible their workplace is, plus a pledge to re-evaluate hiring practices, increase hiring efforts and create inclusive support systems.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A teenager who was stripped of her British citizenship after leaving London to join the Islamic State group has asked the government to re-evaluate her case and show "a bit more mercy" as she seeks to return to Britain.
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An article in some editions last Saturday about criticism over the New York Police Department's use of a restraint bag in an arrest misspelled the surname of a woman whose death led the police to re-evaluate its practices regarding emotionally disturbed people.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese dockless bike-sharing company Mobike said on Monday it will pull out of some Asian countries and re-evaluate its units in other overseas markets amid a wide-scale contraction in the market and the bankruptcy of top competitor Ofo.
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The findings provide insight on how Americans feel about this contentious issue, and suggest we should re-evaluate the motivations for denying service when deciding whether it's acceptable, according to study co-author Brian Powell, a professor of sociology at Indiana University.
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This could both help women specifically losing their jobs to automation, because gender divides in the workplace would be less obvious, but could also affect gender equality more broadly by allowing us to re-evaluate our expectations of what makes labour gendered.
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Pruitt is even having to re-evaluate the Obama administration's controversial and arbitrary fuel efficiency standard that set a car and light truck fleet average of 50 miles per gallon by 2025, regardless of whether it was technologically possible to achieve it.
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Those techniques may allow them to re-evaluate old evidence — for instance, whether the knock on the wall, described in Anne Frank's diary, was someone telling those hiding that they were being too loud, or whether it could have been a trap.
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And they were in a hurry: After critics said the exam was "culturally biased" and discriminatory against black and Hispanic students, the city schools superintendent at the time signaled a willingness to re-evaluate how students were being admitted into the schools.
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Both companies expect to keep the tours off the road through March, and re-evaluate the situation in April, in the hope of restarting for the lucrative summer season, according to the people, who were not authorized to disclose the companies' plans.
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" But on Monday, he said that 70 years after the United States used the Marshall Plan to help Europe recover from the economic devastation wrought by World War II, "we need to make sure that we re-evaluate each of those relationships.
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The rising profile of the so-called "gig economy"—in which workers take on contract-based jobs outside the traditional employee-employer relationship—is forcing policymakers to re-evaluate of the fundamentals of how we have classified employees and contractors for decades.
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"As threats to our security continue to evolve and change, common sense dictates that we continually re-evaluate and reassess the systems we rely upon to protect our country," Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters after Trump signed the new order.
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Her homecoming opens a weighty can of worms: Bridget's brother, Nick (Michael Shannon), wants their father (Robert Forster) to put Ruth in a facility; Bridget begins to re-evaluate her marriage; and Nick opens up about his father's flippant view of his business.
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Over the past six months, the government has undergone a major effort to re-evaluate its capital spending programme, which had included projects worth a total of QAR350bn (close to USD100bn or 60% of estimated 2016 GDP) for the period between 2016 and 2022.
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"What we're going to be doing going into next year is reassessing our views on the economy, listening to not only markets but everybody that we talk to, looking at all the data and being ready to reassess and re-evaluate our views," he said.
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The big picture: The murder of Jamal Khashoggi, however, belies the notion that substantive change has taken place, and has spurred calls for the U.S. to re-evaluate its relationship with Saudi Arabia on economic policy, human rights, counterterrorism, and especially support for extremism.
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In a recent legal challenge, the ruling coalition was told to re-evaluate Adani's proposal to mine after the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF) argued the government failed to take into account the mine's impact on the yakka skink lizard and a kind of snake.
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But it also puts the notion that Lois Lerner -- this was just mismanagement, and that Lois Lerner didn&apost really do anything wrong, and it raises a real question about whether or not the Justice Department will re-evaluate its decision not to prosecute her.
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LIMA, July 25 (Reuters) - The Peruvian government will re-evaluate its recent decision to grant a construction permit to Southern Copper Corp for its proposed mine Tia Maria at the request of local authorities calling for its annulment, Peru's president said late on Wednesday.
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"Should we receive the long-term certainty that comes with an affirmative vote within this timeframe, we will immediately re-evaluate our options," FirstEnergy Solutions said in a statement, noting the company remains "on path for a safe deactivation and decommissioning" of Davis-Besse.
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" His own work ethic is very admirable, and the details of his five-year plan are so specific it makes me re-evaluate my own direction: "In five years I plan on having a few companies with water cosmetics and supplies for animals and babies.
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NEW YORK An article in some editions last Saturday about criticism over the New York Police Department's use of a restraint bag in an arrest misspelled the surname of a woman whose death led the police to re-evaluate its practices regarding emotionally disturbed people.
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What we found in the financial crisis is that we could lend to banks but the banks were not always willing to lend to the large securities firms, and so I think that's a potential shortcoming of our system that we should re-evaluate.
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Concerns over the transparency of the sale process and business ties of the Chinese consortium had forced some potential bidders to re-evaluate their interest, sources have said, making the auction a two-way race with Warburg Pincus and its logistics partner e-Shang Redwood.
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Rubio pivoted Monday during a radio interview when he told conservative host Hugh Hewitt that the weekend attack by a gunman who pledged allegiance to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria had caused him to re-evaluate his desire to serve in government.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The Defense Department said on Thursday that it would re-evaluate the awarding of a $10 billion cloud computing contract to Microsoft after sustained protest from Amazon, which had contended that it lost the deal because of potential interference from President Trump.
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DUBLIN/SINGAPORE/MONTREAL (Reuters) - The grounding of Boeing's global 22024 MAX fleet has brought headaches for airlines that need to find alternative aircraft to fly in their place, but it has given some carriers a welcome opportunity to re-evaluate orders for the plane.
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However, we have to learn more from these last disasters and to continue to re-evaluate and look at areas that are difficult if not impossible to defend — areas in canyons where the winds are intensified, where the brush and vegetation creates erratic fire behaviors.
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So borrowers should re-evaluate if their income rises and they can afford to pay more, said Will Sealy, co-founder and chief executive of Summer, a start-up that aims to work with colleges and employers to help borrowers manage their student loans.
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The asbestos plan, which was introduced with little fanfare in June, stems from the E.P.A.'s responsibility to regulate chemicals under the Toxic Substances Control Act and fulfill an Obama-era amendment that requires the agency to regularly re-evaluate the harmfulness of toxic materials.
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"You know my plans," Mr. Trump said to reporters who asked whether the attack on Monday, in which a Tunisian is being sought, would cause him to re-evaluate his proposals to create a Muslim registry or to stop Muslim immigration to the United States.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar index rose to a more than four-month high on Friday as positive U.S. data and weak readings from overseas prompted investors to re-evaluate the likelihood of central bank policy divergence between the United States and other developed countries.
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DEP alleges dozens of legal violations by Sunoco since May, including releases of fluids into waterways, multiple unauthorized uses of horizontal drilling, unauthorized construction over a creek, violation of an order to re-evaluate construction techniques and unauthorized construction in a wild trout fishery.
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"If we have an old arrangement and it requires funding into a bypass trust, but the taxable estate is $5 million, then that is a situation where we'd want to re-evaluate," said Keith Fenstad, director of financial planning at Tanglewood Total Wealth Management.
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New research published this week in Denisea, the official scientific journal of the Natural History Museum Rotterdam, is now the first to do so, using descriptions in Darwin's diaries, notebooks, and letters to re-evaluate his symptoms and construct an updated picture of the naturalist's health.
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"What we're going to be doing going into next year is re-assessing our views on the economy, listening to not only markets but everybody that we talk to, looking at all the data and being ready to reassess and re-evaluate our views, " he said.
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"I do not expect Robert Milton to interfere with the CEO, but rather use his insight and experience to support and encourage Munoz to re-evaluate the overall post-merger strategy for the airline as it appears to be lagging its peers on several fronts," Courpron said.
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The Geneva-headquartered company booked a $294 million second-quarter tax hit, up from just $9 million in the year-earlier period, after it was forced to re-evaluate deferred tax assets and liabilities in its home country when Swiss voters approved tax reforms on June 30.
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The same thing is true of allegations against our friends, family, and co-workers: If we believe these accusations, then that means we have to re-evaluate our own lives and relationships, and do the work of deciding if and how to remove the perpetrator from them.
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In the end, Fraser's work provoked me to re-evaluate how far we have come nearly 50 years after the radio broadcast; while some of the dialogue is obviously dated, as it is limited to cis-hetero dynamics, other sentiments ring eerily true to the present day.
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Denmark, known as a generous welfare state and for its freewheeling, marijuana-friendly Christiania neighborhood of Copenhagen, has been cracking down on immigration in recent months, as countries across the Continent grapple with an influx that is pushing many to re-evaluate their approach to asylum seekers.
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That medicine tasted terrible, but I think it really helped us to re-evaluate what we needed to do—where we needed to go—and quite frankly I think all of our restaurants around the world are doing better than ever before because of that review.
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DUBLIN/SINGAPORE/MONTREAL March 22023 (Reuters) - The grounding of Boeing's global 22024 MAX fleet has brought headaches for airlines that need to find alternative aircraft to fly in their place, but it has given some carriers a welcome opportunity to re-evaluate orders for the plane.
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This news causes both Elizabeth (who wrote the hit song that made Lydia's career) and Andrew (who seems to have had a complicated, possibly romantic relationship with Lydia) to re-evaluate the arc of their lives: their choices, their privileged bourgeois existence, even their seemingly cozy marriage.
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The Obama administration is urging universities and colleges to re-evaluate how questions about an applicant's criminal history are used in the admissions process, part of an effort to remove barriers to education, employment and housing for those with past convictions, in many cases for minor crimes.
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Under the deal, Sunoco Pipeline would have to re-evaluate construction plans for high-risk areas in an effort to prevent the clay slurry spills that occurred dozens of times in recent months during pipeline construction, particularly in vulnerable areas like wetlands, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported.
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Decision-makers need to re-evaluate the risks involved, weighing the costs against the benefits, while considering privacy to be an immutable value, a basic human right and a precondition for the ability to realize one's autonomy, independent thought and the democratic process — not a constraint.
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VIENNA, March 25 (Reuters) - Plane parts maker FACC said on Tuesday it would not pay a dividend for last year and re-evaluate its 33 million euro ($36 million) project in Croatia as part of a package to deal with falling demand due to the coronavirus spread.
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At a broad level, the report warns that officials at every level of government and in every corner of the economy will have to weave climate change into their decisions, to plan for a wide range of possible futures, and to continually re-evaluate those plans.
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Reflecting on this fact, following my graduation, I wrote John a letter expressing my concern at the dynamic within our relationship and my fear that if he did not seriously re-evaluate his attitude to consent, he would sexually assault someone, wrecking both his and their lives.
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The dollar index rose to a more than four-month high on Friday as positive U.S. data and weak readings from overseas prompted investors to re-evaluate the likelihood of a rate increase from the U.S. Federal Reserve while other central banks are seen cutting rates or adding stimulus.
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How school resource officers might respond Don Bridges, a board member of the National Association of School Resource Officers, said he believes Peterson's case will make police departments and sheriff's offices all over the country re-evaluate their training, and the selection and the retention of school resource officers.
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"If the committee recommends imposing a sharp, mandatory cut in the trait fees paid on Bt-cotton seeds, MMB will have no choice but to re-evaluate every aspect of our position in India," Shilpa Divekar Nirula, Monsanto's chief executive for the India region, said in a statement.
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The yen had a limited reaction to a selloff in Japanese government bonds (JGBs), which came under pressure after the BOJ said last week it would re-evaluate its policies, spooking investors who saw it as a tacit admission that easing could be reaching the limit of its effectiveness.
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"We started to re-evaluate what's important to us at this stage in life and decided that our health and family were more important than a larger home with a big backyard and pool," says Tim, 58, who along with Tracey, 59, operate a commercial cleaning and construction business.
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The real estate mogul ran his campaign on promises to re-evaluate international trade agreements and bring manufacturing jobs to the U.S. Trump has also been critical of open-border policies in countries like Germany, and has called for the U.S. to build a wall along its southern border.
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"In light of this latest disturbing report that chronicles XPO turning a blind eye to pregnant workers, we urge XPO to re-evaluate its priorities with its work force and make immediate changes to its current, allegedly deleterious workplace practices," the senators wrote to XPO's chief executive, Bradley Jacobs.
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The public advocate, Letitia James, sent a letter to the police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, arguing that the analysis showed "a need to re-evaluate the way the N.Y.P.D. deploys resources within the Detective Bureau," and asking him to report to her office about plans to reallocate detectives.
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" Judge Boasberg, an Obama appointee, had already ordered the department to re-evaluate the impact of Kentucky's work requirement in a ruling last June, saying it had not adequately considered whether it "would in fact help the state furnish medical assistance to its citizens, a central objective of Medicaid.
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After taking some time to regroup and re-evaluate the place of the band in their lives while their label, Candlelight, was being bought out by with Finnish label Spinefarm, they felt the time was right to come storming back with album number nine, The Wolf Bites Back.
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The presence of those tattoos and plants led Albert Zink, the director of the Institute for Mummies and the Iceman in Bolzano, Italy, and his colleagues to re-evaluate what was found with the Iceman, and ask to what extent he had used or received medical treatment or care.
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We are a compassionate nation, and I support the refugee resettlement program, but it's time to re-evaluate and strengthen the visa-vetting process," Ryan said in a statement, adding, "President Trump is right to make sure we are doing everything possible to know exactly who is entering our country.
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The following is a timeline on Entergy's efforts to relicense the two reactors at Indian Point for another 20 years: May 2016 - NRC commissioners told the NRC staff to re-evaluate aspects of a severe accident mitigation analysis as part of Entergy's application to renew the licenses for Indian Point.
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In a three-page letter to be sent on Friday, U.S. senators including Sherrod Brown of Ohio, Ron Wyden of Oregon and Deborah Stabenow of Michigan, all Democrats, called on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), to re-evaluate its lead screening policy for millions of Medicaid-eligible children.
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With the height of hurricane season upon us and Harvey, Irma, and perhaps even Jose wreaking havoc on the U.S. coastline, this is an important opportunity to re-evaluate typical emergency response processes, especially who is responsible for making the life-or-death call of whether to issue an evacuation order.
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Here are the next steps: After a significant run-up in stocks, (your head may still be spinning after the Dow surpassed 26,000 for the first time and the S&P 43 and Nasdaq hit record highs earlier this week) it's wise to re-evaluate your equity exposure, West said.
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Traister continues: If, as in this election, a man who spews hate and vulgarity, with no comprehension of how government works, can become presidentially plausible because he is magnetic while a capable, workaholic woman who knows policy inside and out struggles because she is not magnetic, perhaps we should re-evaluate magnetism's importance.
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Today, the majority of Bumble Bee Seafoods' canned tuna processing happens inside the United States, but the new tariffs will put thousands of jobs at risk, force Bumble Bee to re-evaluate current and future production feasibility in the U.S., and increase sourcing from off-shore sources directly impacting American jobs and suppliers.
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European carmakers are hinting that if Trump follows through on threats to raise tariffs on imported cars, they may re-evaluate their sizable commitment to manufacturing in the U.S. Daimler AG, parent of Mercedes-Benz, stated that retaliatory charges on its exports to China from its Alabama plant are hurting its bottom line.
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The E.P.A.'s new leadership also pressed agency scientists to re-evaluate a plan to ban certain uses of two dangerous chemicals that have caused dozens of deaths or severe health problems: methylene chloride, which is found in paint strippers, and trichloroethylene, which removes grease from metals and is used in dry cleaning.
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So to your question how is it possible that half of Americans approve of Trump's handling of the crisis, I think it's possible because the people who already loved Trump really don't want to abandon him and re-evaluate him in a moment when doing that says to them wow, we're in danger.
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So to your question how is it possible that half of Americans approve of Trump's handling of the crisis, I think it's possible because the people who already loved Trump really don't want to abandon him and re-evaluate him in a moment when doing that says to them wow, we're in danger.
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In a phone conversation with at least one GOP donor last week, a National Republican Senatorial Committee official suggested that it may be time for the organization to re-evaluate whether to shift more resources to a race that's becoming increasingly competitive, according to a person who was on one such call.
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TOKYO, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds had their worst sell-off in more than three years on Tuesday after the Bank of Japan said last week it would re-evaluate its policies, spooking investors who saw it as a tacit admission that easing could be reaching the limit of its effectiveness.
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In rejecting the pesticide ban, Mr. Pruitt took what is known as a "final agency action" on the question of the safety and use of chlorpyrifos, suggesting that the matter would not likely be revisited until 2022, the next time the E.P.A. is formally required to re-evaluate the safety of the pesticide.
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"There are growing calls on the U.S. side for complete decoupling, which is causing Chinese enterprises to re-evaluate their reliance not just on U.S. technology but also on other U.S. resources, including financial markets," said Andy Mok, a senior fellow at the Center for China and Globalization, a leading research group in Beijing.
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"Although the original deal created significant value for both parties, changes in the regulatory and commercial environments forced us to re-evaluate the combination and led us to the conclusion that terminating the agreement is in the best interests of CF Industries and its shareholders," Tony Will, the CF Industries president and chief executive, said in a news release.
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Her status as a role model for many women across the racial and social spectrum makes her ideally positioned to take the conversation further, and push women, doctors, and legislators to re-evaluate whether the comparatively unregulated expansion of the IVF industry in America has actually increased the average woman's ability to control her own fertility.
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The ruling in favor of Gavin Grimm, a junior at Gloucester High School in southeastern Virginia, does not immediately grant him the right to use the boys' restrooms; rather, it directs a lower court that had ruled against him to re-evaluate Mr. Grimm's request for a preliminary injunction to be able to use those restrooms.
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Here were three things that stood out: The Netflix promo was designed to come right before the iPhone "Did you notice the timing," Sievert said, adding that any time there is an iconic phone launch, like the new iPhone, it is a chance for people to re-evaluate not just their phone, but also their wireless provider.
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The plan to delay the April 15 tax deadline came as Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee wrote to Charles Rettig, the I.R.S. commissioner, to ask for an update on the effect of the outbreak on tax filing season and for an evaluation of whether the agency needed to re-evaluate the traditional April 15 deadline.
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The Interior Department and its offshore safety bureau have been under a spotlight since the agency was ordered by President Trump to re-evaluate regulations enacted during the Obama administration in the aftermath of the Deepwater Horizon accident in 2010, which killed 11 offshore workers and created the largest marine oil spill in United States' drilling history.
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"It is about whether or not all pertinent information was known and shared with CFIUS at the time they made their decision and whether the actions of Russia in 2015 and 2016 should cause the U.S. to re-evaluate Russia's motives in 2010," he added, referring to the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States.
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The first involves older adults with disabilities nearing retirement; the second, with some 627,000 reviews, would re-evaluate impoverished children with disabilities at ages 6 and 12 for no discernible medical reason; the third group targets adults and children with disabling conditions like cancer and serious behavioral mental disorders, including bipolar disorder and (for children) speech disorders.
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Mercy Investment Services, a St. Louis-based money manager for the Sisters of Mercy, had filed a shareholder proposal with the sporting goods retailer in December that called on it to re-evaluate its policies regarding sales of assault rifle, promote restrictions on gun sales and make a few other considerations related to safety and sales practices.
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"President Trump, during his election run, made it very clear that if we cannot get the WTO to enforce the rules that everybody agreed to when they joined up, that the WTO will have lost its effectiveness and we will re-evaluate whether we even belong to the WTO or not," said DiMicco, who served on Trump's trade transition team.
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These companies, which include JUUL, Vuse, MarkTen, blu e-cigs, and Logic (97 percent of the market), will have sixty days to present the agency with a more comprehensive and effective plan to eliminate underage use of e-cigs, or the agency will have to re-evaluate its decision to extend the FDA deadline and leave these existing products on the market.
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But I do think that once self-driving technology hits a certain tipping point, it will cause us — or at least a sizable cohort of us — to re-evaluate a lot of the fundamentals of modern society which are so essential that we rarely even think about them any more, much less question how different the world would be if they were upended.
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Warren DavidsonWarren Earl DavidsonConservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess GOP leaders struggle to contain conservative anger over budget deal The 27 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran MORE's (R-Ohio) office wrote a memo detailing how the appropriated money could allow the Department of Education to re-evaluate the 77 rejected applications.
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" LaPierre reiterated the NRA's call for the ATF to re-evaluate bump stock devices, which increase the rate of gunfire on semi-automatic weapons and were found in the hotel room of the suspected Las Vegas shooter He again slammed Feinstein, who has long been an advocate for gun control legislation, saying the senator is pushing for a "utopian world without guns.
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Scott TaylorScott William TaylorFormer GOP rep launches Senate campaign in Virginia Virginia special prosecutor indicts former GOP campaign staffer The 85033 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority MORE (R-Va.) in an interview broadcast Sunday said the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) should re-evaluate bump stocks in the wake of last week's mass shooting in Las Vegas.
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Rep. Scott TaylorScott William TaylorFormer GOP rep launches Senate campaign in Virginia Virginia special prosecutor indicts former GOP campaign staffer The 85033 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority MORE (R-Va.) in an interview broadcast Sunday said the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) should re-evaluate bump stocks in the wake of last week's mass shooting in Las Vegas.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE's (R-Neb.) exhortation to re-evaluate its use of contractors to heart — including Edward Snowden, this is the third known major breach of surveillance tools from a contractor.
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To the horror of European leaders, he has accused Germany and the Netherlands of "Nazi methods" for banning campaign rallies by Turkish officials seeking to court the expatriate vote, and threatened to "re-evaluate relations" with the EU. "Europe has now become the center of oppression, violence and Nazism," he told a sea of supporters waving red Turkish flags in the northwestern province of Balikesir on Thursday.
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Like many other countries in the world that have universal health care, I believe there is a role for private insurance but we have to re-evaluate what that looks like — we need to create transparency in the system, break up what is essentially an oligarchy in the pharmaceutical and health care industries and ensure Americans aren't being gouged for services they need to live.
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Hundreds of Salesforce employees are putting pressure on company leadership to re-evaluate its contract with Customs and Border Protection (CBP) amid the increased focus on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's hard-line immigration policies.
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And, you and your boss and I had a big argument about this, but the VA. If you can do an Executive Order to kill an American citizen from above with a missile, how can you not do an Executive Order to re-evaluate the DOD and the VA systems so that you don't spend a billion dollars trying to get two computer programs to talk to each other when probably three of these idiots could do it for $24?
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There comes a point in the career of a transformative athlete when he's presented with the opportunity to increase his size and scope and perspective and his sense of self and re-evaluate his place in the world, a time when has ask to ask himself: Will his achievements exist entirely within the confines of his sport—those 48 minutes, those five sets, those five rounds—or will he allow himself to contemplate a world outside those lines, a world of his own making?
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