He re-evaluated the man — could he survive the procedure?
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But she may have re-evaluated in light of the meeting.
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He did not return and will be re-evaluated on Friday.
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Pastrnak underwent surgery and will be re-evaluated in two weeks.
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He will be re-evaluated again before Game 2 on Sunday.
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Their eligibility for transitional housing was re-evaluated every 30 days.
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Freese will be re-evaluated on Wednesday, manager Clint Hurdle said.
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Boone said the injury would be re-evaluated in several days.
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The eligibility for transitional housing is re-evaluated every 30 days.
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Their eligibility for transitional housing is re-evaluated every 27 days.
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Kennard, who will be re-evaluated by the club on Jan.
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He'll play catch on Tuesday and will be re-evaluated afterward.
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He will be re-evaluated in two weeks, according to the club.
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He also will be re-evaluated in a week, the club said.
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ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowksi reported Hutchison will be re-evaluated after two weeks.
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The indictment said the evidence for that case had been re-evaluated.
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He also will be re-evaluated in a week, the club said.
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Alternative options include ... potentially being re-evaluated for a second face transplant.
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Boone told reporters that Stanton would be re-evaluated in 63 days.
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After four months of medication and treatment, his competency will be re-evaluated.
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Manager John Farrell said Price will make two starts, then be re-evaluated.
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Paul is scheduled to be re-evaluated when the team returns to Houston.
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He is scheduled to be re-evaluated by team doctors Wednesday in Montreal.
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Back in November, cash problems left contractors unpaid, and plans were re-evaluated.
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Bradley will be re-evaluated in one to two weeks, the club announced.
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He will be re-evaluated during the next homestand, which starts April 21.
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The team has said that he will be re-evaluated later this week.
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Both will be re-evaluated in two weeks, the team's news release stated.
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Cease was held out as a precaution and will be re-evaluated Friday.
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Cozart will be re-evaluated before Wednesday's game and is day-to-day.
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In this case, police procedures were re-evaluated and revamped -- as was officer training.
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He will be re-evaluated on Wednesday but is likely done for the year.
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Coach Brad Stevens said the injury would be re-evaluated on Tuesday in Boston.
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He will be re-evaluated Friday and is currently listed as day-to-day.
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"Projects are being re-evaluated, with only the most critical being awarded," ADCB said.
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"They re-evaluated and just did it," said Jonel Langeneld, Dr. Boone's close friend.
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That guidance will be re-evaluated in a month or sooner if circumstances change.
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Griffin's fractured coracoid bone reportedly will be re-evaluated in three or four weeks.
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From bloodletting to lobotomies, many of these have since been re-evaluated and abandoned.
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X-rays were negative, and he will be re-evaluated Wednesday, the team announced.
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He will have an MRI on the knee on Thursday and be re-evaluated.
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Collins said Wheeler would rest for a few days and then be re-evaluated.
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Wolf's team re-evaluated the data used to produce the IPCC 2006 methane emissions estimates.
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Fletcher and Scottwill both be re-evaluated before tip-off Saturday to determine their status.
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He will be re-evaluated on Sunday and could return to the Rangers next week.
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The company says it has re-evaluated the verification process to add more human oversight.
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Jackson is scheduled to play again Sunday and Tuesday before his status is re-evaluated.
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Coach Mike Babcock said he would be re-evaluated after the team's flight to Colorado.
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Forsythe underwent X-rays, which came up negative, and will be re-evaluated Tuesday afternoon.
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The customers will be re-evaluated under the terms of a new money laundering directive.
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The Hawks don't play again until Tuesday, and Young will be re-evaluated on Monday.
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He skated on his own before the morning skate and will be re-evaluated Thursday.
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I believe state and local economic development programs need to be re-evaluated and updated.
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"Under Review" is used to indicate that a rating is being re-evaluated, Morningstar said.
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Swanson will undergo daily treatment in Atlanta before being re-evaluated next week, the team announced.
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Brodziak will be re-evaluated in five weeks as he deals with a right foot injury.
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Booker will also be sidelined Tuesday and is expected to be re-evaluated later this week.
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In fact, he won't even be re-evaluated until November, according to his father, John Bosa.
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Brantley must shut down all running activities for seven to 1.0103 days before being re-evaluated.
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Additionally, the dividend will to be re-evaluated in the first quarter of calendar year 22019.
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Moore will be re-evaluated once the Bulls return home following their game with the Magic.
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Three months after treatment, he'll be re-evaluated to see whether the cancer is in remission.
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"These publications should probably have notices of concern ... until they are properly re-evaluated," they wrote.
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Kings coach Darryl Sutter said McNabb (two goals in seven games) will be re-evaluated Sunday.
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The team announced that he received treatment Wednesday morning and will be re-evaluated on Monday.
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"Over the past year or two we have re-evaluated our presence in Europe," Soloviev said.
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Publix later said it had suspended its political contributions while it re-evaluated its giving process.
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Head coach Tyronn Lue said Rose would be re-evaluated when the team returns to Cleveland.
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Paul's right leg will be re-evaluated after the team returns to Houston after Game 6.
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Every past action and statement dating back to childhood is re-evaluated through a political lens.
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"After 9/11, our nation fundamentally re-evaluated its approach to terrorism," he said in 2010.
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I re-evaluated my plan every year, and after being promoted to VP, my plans changed.
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Mr. Felix re-evaluated his priorities, he told The New York Times in a 2013 interview.
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Cohen admitted to being "tanorexic" and that he has since re-evaluated his relationship with the sun.
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Phillies RHP Andrew Bailey (hamstring) was unavailable Thursday and will be re-evaluated in San Francisco. 2.
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G/F Justin Anderson will be re-evaluated in two weeks as he recovers from shin splints.
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He will now progress in his strengthening program and will be re-evaluated on a weekly basis.
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Further, supply chains may need to be rethought and entire businesses may have to be re-evaluated.
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Bagley was re-evaluated after missing the past seven games and is making progress, the team said.
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He will return to Philadelphia to be re-evaluated and the timetable for his return is unknown.
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He announced last October he had re-evaluated that promise, deciding 5,500 troops should remain there instead.
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It then applied the next level of expectations, highlighting tracks that met those, and re-evaluated again.
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C Yan Gomes played DH for Double-A Akron on Wednesday and will be re-evaluated Thursday.
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He will be re-evaluated in the near future to determine his availability for later next week.
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Medicare recipients who haven't yet re-evaluated their coverage have about two weeks left to make changes.
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Twins SS Eduardo Escobar exited Saturday's game with a hamstring injury and will be re-evaluated Sunday.
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"Our judges have re-evaluated one of your responses a few moments ago, Nick," Mr. Trebek said.
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Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said Tanaka had received intravenous fluids and would be re-evaluated on Saturday.
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At Dr. Sacco's building, a new board was elected in January, and it re-evaluated its policies.
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He will join the Rockies in Baltimore, where they begin a series Monday, and be re-evaluated.
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X-rays were negative and Shamet will be re-evaluated in about three weeks, the team said.
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Those kinds of services will now be "re-evaluated and cut back if necessary," the person said.
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The team said he would be re-evaluated in early April, a few weeks before the playoffs.
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Posey will be re-evaluated Tuesday, but "he's doing good, he's doing fine," Manager Bruce Bochy said.
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Capela, averaging 11.8 points, 33 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per game, will be re-evaluated in four weeks.
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Trudeau said the new mission would be engaged for at least two years and then be re-evaluated.
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Murray will be re-evaluated when the team returns to Pittsburgh and a medical update is expected Monday.
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When the moment came and the platoon faced IEDs and a potential firefight, they re-evaluated their expectations.
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He will be re-evaluated Wednesday, but coach Claude Julien said: "We're very optimistic he'll be OK." 1.
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Paul had surgery on Tuesday and will be re-evaluated in four to six weeks, the team said.
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The rehabilitation process is expected to take four to six weeks, after which Arroyo will be re-evaluated.
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The team announced he will be re-evaluated in Miami, where the two teams will meet again Wednesday.
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Taylor is scheduled to be re-evaluated by doctors when his team returns to Las Vegas this week.
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The injury required surgery, and he will not be re-evaluated for a return for another six weeks.
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As he re-evaluated his life, he set his sights on earning a living as an Uber driver.
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What about medicines, which can contain thickeners, artificial sweeteners and stabilizers — should they be re-evaluated as well?
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Collins said both players would be re-evaluated on Thursday but would probably need a day of rest.
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Capitals coach Barry Trotz said Niskanen sat out for precautionary reasons and would be re-evaluated on Thursday.
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The team said both are dealing with lower-body injuries and will be re-evaluated before the playoffs.
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Shumpert, who has missed five of the Cavaliers past six games because of fluid buildup, was re-evaluated Tuesday.
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He is expected to travel with the team to Los Angeles next week and have his calf re-evaluated.
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Minnesota coach Tom Thibodeau said Rubio is getting better and will be re-evaluated before Wednesday's game with Orlando.
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He will be re-evaluated Friday in San Francisco but said he was feeling good after the game Thursday.
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He was cleared to start working toward hitting again; on the pitching side, he would be continually re-evaluated.
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Manager Robin Ventura said Garcia, who had an RBI triple in the second inning, will be re-evaluated Saturday.
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Wolters is scheduled to catch six innings Saturday for Albuquerque and then return to Denver to be re-evaluated.
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Abreu, who doubled in his first two at-bats, is day-to-day and will be re-evaluated Friday.
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Millsap had a non-surgical procedure on the knee and will miss two more games before being re-evaluated.
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San Francisco 3B Eduardo Nunez (hamstring) will be re-evaluated Friday and could land on the disabled list. 3.
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It became a cultural reference point, full of pastiche, through which I re-evaluated my own ideas of Britishness.
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Here was a person who seriously pushed himself, and constantly re-evaluated his contribution, and he found himself lacking.
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The Mets referred to the early removal as "precautionary" and said that Cespedes would be re-evaluated on Sunday.
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Montreal D Alexei Emelin (lower body) will miss his second straight contest and be re-evaluated on Tuesday. 3.
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He said he expects to be re-evaluated in a couple weeks after receiving a cortisone shot Dec. 24.
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His faculties appeared normal upon an examination by a doctor, but Taillon will be re-evaluated, the Pirates said.
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The Celtics said Walker, who was diagnosed with concussion-like symptoms, was scheduled to be re-evaluated on Saturday.
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The Knicks will play next on Sunday afternoon against the Denver Nuggets, and Anthony's condition will be re-evaluated then.
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According to Twins manager Rocco Baldelli, Sano will wear the boot for seven to 10 days before being re-evaluated.
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An X-ray found the fracture, and the team announced that Kluber would be re-evaluated in Cleveland on Thursday.
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Detroit coach Jeff Blashill said he didn't think the injury was "anything major" and that Howard would be re-evaluated.
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Snuka will be re-evaluated in December -- but unless his mental state improves, the case against him cannot go forward.
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Texas announced Saturday night that Darvish would skip the start while team doctors re-evaluated his neck and shoulder soreness.
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GM Neal Huntington indicated that Polanco might have been able to pinch-hit Sunday and will be re-evaluated Monday.
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Piwowar said the SEC's current rules apply "artificial" distinctions between accredited and non-accredited investors that should be re-evaluated.
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The Carolina Panthers quarterback was placed on the injured reserve list after having his left foot re-evaluated last week.
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He will be re-evaluated in two weeks with another CT scan to see how much the rib has improved.
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The Abu Dhabi-based carrier said the situation will be re-evaluated in two weeks following the mandate taking effect.
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The first was published in 2007 and Louisiana has re-evaluated and upgraded its plans every five years since then.
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However, if the cough doesn't respond promptly to asthma medications, the child should be re-evaluated for other possible causes.
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McCullers tossed 30 pitches, all fastballs and changeups, and will be re-evaluated Friday to determine his next course of action.
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Workers with secret clearance are re-evaluated every 10 years, and those with top secret clearances are checked every five years.
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The team said Kidd-Gilchrist would be re-evaluated after the All-Star break and gave no prognosis for his return.
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"Losing Kyron with offensive synergy and leadership (hurt us)," said Cooley, adding that Cartwright would be re-evaluated after the game.
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But Vargas will not be able to throw a ball for at least three weeks before the flexor is re-evaluated.
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Hawks G Kent Bazemore (knee) missed two games in a row and will be re-evaluated in about a week. 2.
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The All-Star guard will be re-evaluated in four weeks, and he is expected to miss all of the preseason.
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Lightning coach Jon Cooper said he would be re-evaluated and the team might need to call up a new backup.
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Indians CF Bradley Zimmer suffered a broken bone in his left hand Sunday and will be re-evaluated on Monday. 3.
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He is scheduled to be re-evaluated on Monday, when Team USA is set for a second-round game in Shenzhen.
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General Manager Sam Presti said the operation had been successful and that Kanter would be re-evaluated in about four weeks.
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Cubs C Willson Contreras (hamstring) played a rehab game Friday and will be re-evaluated when he returns to Chicago soon.
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Davidson had a screw inserted during the procedure and will be re-evaluated with a new x-ray in two weeks.
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In the wake of the attacks the security plan for the Pope's visit is being re-evaluated and reinforced, Aleuy said.
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He will miss the rest of Las Vegas Summer League action and be re-evaluated in late August or early September.
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In the following months, he re-evaluated his life and created the league with the goal of creating fun, caring communities.
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He will be re-evaluated in six weeks to see if the therapy is working and there is improvement in the ligament.
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Ramos left the game after grounding out in the sixth with left hamstring tightness; his condition will be re-evaluated on Sunday.
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The "Fast Money " traders re-evaluated their investment strategies on Friday as the major indexes saw their worst day since June 24.
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Coach John Hynes said there is no timetable for his return and he will be re-evaluated every three or four days.
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Beyond them, there are plenty of other household names out there who have re-evaluated what they wanted to do in life.
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Farrell said Smith will be re-evaluated after a normal work day Sunday, but did not have a timetable for his return.
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The younger of the residents, who was caring for 40 other patients, was contacted twice, but Ms. Zion was not re-evaluated.
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"I think that should be re-evaluated," Taylor told ABC News's "This Week" during an interview focusing on gun legislation with Rep.
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F Paul Millsap had a non-surgical procedure on his left knee and will miss two more games before being re-evaluated.
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He will not travel with the team to Houston for Game 6, and he is scheduled to be re-evaluated next week.
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The team said the 25-year-old will be re-evaluated in one week to determine an update to his playing status.
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The Magic announced that Isaac would undergo an MRI on Thursday upon the team's return to Orlando and then be re-evaluated.
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"I think that should be re-evaluated," Taylor told ABC News's "This Week" during an interview focusing on gun legislation with Rep.
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After the game, however, he said Stanton will indeed be moved to the IL and will be re-evaluated in 10 days.
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The program, which applies only to active-duty service members, will be re-evaluated in two years, and could ultimately be made permanent.
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Indians DH Edwin Encarnacion (ankle) sat out the last two games and will have his availability re-evaluated prior to Game 5. 3.
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X-rays were negative and he will be re-evaluated Saturday, manager John Farrell calling it a Grade 1 sprain, the least severe.
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"Our judges have re-evaluated one of your responses a few minutes ago, Nick," Trebek began before proceeding to brutally burn the contestant.
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San Francisco 2B Joe Panik will be re-evaluated Monday after taking a hard tag to the head during Sunday night's defeat. 3.
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So Ms. Lamrabet argues that the law should be re-evaluated on the basis of the Quran's original spirit of justice and fairness.
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But some of this "conventional wisdom" will need to be re-evaluated as new data and questions arise, as well as new solutions.
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"Although surgery is not required at this time," the team said, Griffin's left shoulder will be re-evaluated in three to four weeks.
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Liriano is likely to be re-evaluated daily by the Blue Jays with the expectation that he could be back within a week.
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Heisey began a minor-league rehab assignment on Monday but was at the Coliseum on Friday to be re-evaluated by Washington's trainers.
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However, a spokesperson for the Fresno Grizzlies says that the competitive eating portion of their annual Taco Truck Throwdown is being re-evaluated.
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Barrett has moved from walking on crutches to wearing a boot, the team said, and will be re-evaluated a week from now.
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Noah will be re-evaluated in three to four weeks and ostensibly could still return, though the schedule is not favorable for him.
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An MRI exam performed in Charlotte, N.C., displayed no structural damage and the Warriors said Curry will be re-evaluated in two weeks.
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She later made even more pizzas and re-evaluated the oven's automatic settings, saying the appliance was high-quality, but not for everyone.
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Whether the talks proceed and how they proceed are issues that are now being re-evaluated, the official told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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An MRI revealed a small avulsion fracture in Roberson's left knee, and he will be re-evaluated after the six weeks, the team said.
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He will work out with the club's Class A Inland Empire farm team Monday and Tuesday and will be re-evaluated after Tuesday's workout.
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After a few years, she was ready to return to the workforce, re-evaluated her career path and returned to her first love: cooking.
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Nationals 2B Daniel Murphy is expected to miss the remainder of the series as the severity of his strained glute muscle in re-evaluated.
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The penal court re-evaluated Alpay's case in the light of the Constitutional Court decision, but rejected his request to be freed, Dogan said.
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Duda, who has missed four of the past six games with back soreness, will have tests re-evaluated by the team doctor David Altchek.
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The No. 2 overall pick from Duke could miss as many as five games, and will be re-evaluated in one to two weeks.
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The city has halted all applications to change deed restrictions as the process is re-evaluated, Austin Finan, a spokesman for the mayor, said.
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Initially hailed as a rare glimmer of competence in an otherwise chaotic and dysfunctional administration, the administration's hurricane response has since been re-evaluated.
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"For many years we have appreciated diesel because it helped save fuel and CO2," she said, adding some things had to be re-evaluated.
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He was examined by team doctors Tuesday and will be re-evaluated before taking swings in the batting cage Wednesday, manager Bob Melvin said.
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However, researchers led by vertebrate paleontologist Robert Boessenecker with the College of Charleston, South Carolina, re-evaluated existing records and found a different pattern.
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"The atmosphere of the negotiations has changed," said a Chinese official with knowledge of the talks, and how they would proceed was being re-evaluated.
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McDermott, who has missed 33 straight games, practiced with the D-League's Windy City Bulls the past two days and will be re-evaluated Wednesday.
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Plus, forward Nicolas Batum suffered a fractured finger on his left hand in the opener and will be re-evaluated in a couple of weeks.
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However, their diagnoses are currently being re-evaluated after a medical specialist noticed they didn't completely fit the mold of SMA type 1's effects.
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In the wake of several mass shootings, Citigroup and Bank of America last year re-evaluated their business dealings with makers and sellers of firearms.
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However, Walker left the floor after hitting his head in the fourth quarter and he will be re-evaluated when the team returns to Charlotte.
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RHP Corey Kluber completed a 50-pitch simulated game on Saturday at Progressive Field and will throw a bullpen on Monday before being re-evaluated.
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The targeted number of skilled migrants would be re-evaluated each year, depending on the needs of the German labor market, Oppermann told the newspaper.
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Training with Australia had been suspended and other areas of cooperation were being re-evaluated, Nurmantyo said, adding that the suspension did have presidential approval.
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In an email on Wednesday, Clinton Carter, the state finance director, said Alabama officials had recently "re-evaluated our interpretation" of Mr. Strange's 2011 opinion.
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Curry, who has missed the past three months, will expand his on-court work and be re-evaluated in four weeks, according to the Warriors.
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Eppler said Ohtani will immediately begin a formal hitting progression and will be re-evaluated in three weeks with regard to his ability to pitch.
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Petrobras said construction arm Odebrecht Engenharia e Construção SA will be re-evaluated after it confirms the implementation of specific points of its integrity program.
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At Hacienda, Wonderland, and other parties that welcomed all genders, orientations, and body types I felt sexier and even re-evaluated what sexiness can look like.
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Avalanche coach Jared Bednar told ESPN that Kadri suffered a lower-body injury and will be re-evaluated when the team returns to Denver on Monday.
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Then, in 2016, we tried to raise in a market that was down on bitcoin investments generally and where unicorns were starting to be re-evaluated.
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Like the canvas itself, which has been hidden away for years in a private collection, the painted woman is ready to be studied and re-evaluated.
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But after Sanders's sometimes explicitly anti-capitalist message drew enough crowds and fundraising to turn him into a serious candidate, the Times re-evaluated its coverage.
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Coach Alvin Gentry said before the game that Davis' situation will be re-evaluated if he's still on the team after the trade deadline passes Thursday.
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The price will then be re-evaluated every 30 days, replacing the policy of daily price changes, Finance Minister Eduardo Guardia said at the news conference.
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The Warriors listed him as doubtful for Monday's game, but Kerr said that Curry looked good and that he would be re-evaluated on Monday morning.
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"Kaspersky Lab and Best Buy have suspended their relationship at this time; however, the relationship may be re-evaluated in the future," the software firm said.
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Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper told reporters Drouin was held out as a precaution, that he remained in "good spirits" and would be re-evaluated Wednesday.
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"Kaspersky Lab and Best Buy have suspended their relationship at this time; however, the relationship may be re-evaluated in the future," the software firm said.
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It may turn out that those sales explode and suddenly Snap has to be re-evaluated as a company, but that's probably not going to happen.
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Durant, who is expected to be re-evaluated later this week, had been dominating defenders in the playoffs, averaging a team-leading 34.2 points a game.
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Whether the talks would proceed and how they would proceed are issues that are now being re-evaluated, the official told Reuters on condition of anonymity.
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Medical staff at the facility re-evaluated him and took his vitals before transferring him to a separate part of the medical unit for more attention.
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Oklahoma City Thunder guard Hamidou Diallo was diagnosed with a sprained left ankle and will be re-evaluated in seven to 10 days, the team announced Thursday.
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DeRozan was injured during the fourth quarter of Sunday's 115-103 setback against Phoenix, and the current plan is for him to be re-evaluated on Friday.
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He missed the first six weeks of the season with right shoulder soreness, and he will not throw for the next two weeks before being re-evaluated.
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In an email to Reuters sent late Monday, SpaceX said its fueling system and launch processes will be re-evaluated pending the results of the accident investigation.
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But we stepped back and re-evaluated that and said, 'You know, if we wait until you do that, we're not helping anyone else get there, too.
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Earlier this week, hours before the Costa Rica victory, U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati told reporters that Klinsmann's job status could be re-evaluated after the tournament.
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This fact was recently re-evaluated in bitchmedia by Leela Ginelle, who swerves the story out of the "great man" hagiography that pervades much of Beat Generation.
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NOTES: Sixers coach Brett Brown said C Joel Embiid will continue to be limited to 24 minutes per game until Christmas and then will be re-evaluated.
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In 2018, social norms around male-female interaction are shifting, and behaviors that were once overlooked, sometimes even excused, are now being discussed, dissected and re-evaluated.
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"To the extent that standards are re-evaluated, we will do as we have always done and act in accordance with any new regulations," Mr. Herlitz said.
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Mirotic, who is out four to six weeks with the injuries sustained in an altercation in practice with F Bobby Portis, will be re-evaluated next week.
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Finally, and as an interesting consequence of this finding, some old fossils found in Aust Cliff, Gloucestershire, UK, in 1850 should now be re-evaluated, the researchers say.
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Turner warmed up before Wednesday&aposs 153-107 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers and will be re-evaluated prior to Friday&aposs game, according to the Indianapolis Star.
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They said evacuation orders remained in place for some 403,000 people in Oroville, Yuba County, Butte County, Marysville and nearby communities and would be re-evaluated at dawn.
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The penal court re-evaluated Altan's case in the light of the Constitutional Court decision, but rejected his request to be freed, state-run news agency Anadolu said.
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The team later announced that initial concussion tests and a CT scan of his head and face were negative and that Grichuk would be re-evaluated Monday morning.
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Love was re-evaluated Saturday before the decision to hold him out of Sunday's Game 7, though he traveled with the team to Boston and attended the game.
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Clippers officials said Paul would be re-evaluated after the team returns home Tuesday morning, but it likely the point guard will miss the remainder of the postseason.
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In recent years researchers have re-evaluated the impact of the condition as they've uncovered surprising benefits – such as the ability to think visually and a superior imagination.
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He was scheduled to throw five innings and/or 75 pitches and then join the Rockies in Baltimore, where they begin a series Monday, and be re-evaluated.
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Even before the epidemic's reach expanded, many traders had re-evaluated expectations for global growth in 7.2, said John Herrmann, director of U.S. rates strategy for MUFG Securities.
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Even before the epidemic's reach expanded, many traders had re-evaluated expectations for global growth in 202, John Herrmann, director of U.S. rates strategy for MUFG Securities, said.
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The team announced Wednesday morning that Durant had sprained his medial collateral ligament and had sustained a tibial bone bruise and would be re-evaluated in four weeks.
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"We allowed the Poland and Baltic plan, which is under revision, to pass the NATO Council and be re-evaluated at the military committee," Akar told state media.
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Noah was set to be re-evaluated Monday night by the team's doctors, and once he is cleared by the team and the league, the suspension will begin.
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Turner, who hit in the cage and performed fielding drills before Tuesday's contest, will be re-evaluated following the session and considered for reinstatement from the disabled list Friday.
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Sanchez, who was with Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre after briefly being called up this month, will be re-evaluated and have new X-rays taken in two weeks.
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Reds CF Billy Hamilton (oblique) will be held out of the lineup for at least a few days before being re-evaluated, manager Bryan Price told reporters Monday. 3.
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The second thing underscored by Saturday's alert is the degree to which statewide alert systems need to be re-evaluated and better coordinated with the military and intelligence community.
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Finally, the bill would allow offenders sentenced before a 2010 reduction in the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine to petition for their cases to be re-evaluated.
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On Friday, one of Carlson's most prominent advertisers, Pacific Life, announced that it would be pausing advertising on the show while the company "re-evaluated" its relationship with the program.
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"Shell re-evaluated the cat cracker end-to-end economics and determined that the business case was strong to run the FCCU for another cycle," Shell spokesman Ray Fisher said.
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The Bulls also announced Friday that guard Denzel Valentine has a mild left ankle sprain and will sit out until he can be re-evaluated in a week or two.
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G Jeremy Lin (strained left hamstring) continued taking shots in pregame warmups on Friday night but the team did not issue an update on when he will be re-evaluated.
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CNN has a mandate to fail fast, meaning initiatives that don't show a promising return on investment after a few months will be re-evaluated in order to stay competitive.
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To streamline distribution and management efforts, though, the company has re-evaluated that plan, moving Corolla production to the U.S. Now, the Tacoma pickup will be made in Mexico. 2000.
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" But according to the report, the Hong Kong dollar's tie to the U.S. currency "should be re-evaluated in the light of China's increasing influence in the Hong Kong economy.
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Why it matters: Citi joins a growing list of companies that have re-evaluated their gun policies or relationships with the NRA in the wake of the Parkland school shooting.
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Mr. Pruitt's coverage was supposed to have been re-evaluated after his first two weeks in office, with internal E.P.A. agencies conducting analyses of costs as well as threat assessments.
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"We have re-evaluated accepting donations from the Sackler family's philanthropies and are not taking gifts from them" at present, said Scott Schell, a spokesman for Columbia, declining to elaborate.
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The new policies, laid out in a document titled "You Are the Light of the World," come into force on June 1 and will be re-evaluated after three years.
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" Christian Lindmeier, spokesperson for the WHO, told CNBC Tuesday that the assessment was done by a group of independent experts and that the situation would be re-evaluated "very soon.
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"We re-evaluated all our venues listed on Zola and determined we will not allow vendors to list who are plantations," a representative said in a statement to The Times.
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At the time of Ohtani's reactivation, general manager Billy Eppler said it would still be three weeks before Ohtani would be re-evaluated with regard to his ability to pitch.
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"We've got a lot of people that aren't on the front line that probably need to be re-evaluated and thrown at this," said Gordon Bethune, former CEO of Continental Airlines.
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ET, ABC ABOUT THE THUNDER (217.5-23): Kanter underwent surgery Friday and is expected to be re-evaluated in four weeks, leaving Oklahoma City without its third-leading scorer and rebounder.
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But it re-evaluated the program's effectiveness — and found, in a report with what the Vera Institute called "insurmountable flaws," that it was actually a cost-waster for the federal government.
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ET, NBCSN, SN, TVAS ABOUT THE CAPITALS: Forward Stanislav Galiev participated on the second line in Tuesday's practice in place of Johansson (upper body), who will be re-evaluated on Wednesday.
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Ohtani, who was thriving as a starter and a designated hitter, received a platelet-rich plasma and stem cell injection and will be re-evaluated near the end of the month.
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NOTES: The Indians announced that LHP Andrew Miller, on the DL with right knee patellar tendinitis will be shut down for five to seven days and then will be re-evaluated.
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Former President Bill Clinton's relationship with then-22-year-old White House intern Monica Lewinsky has been re-evaluated in the wake of Donald Trump's "p–y-grabbing" and the #MeToo movement.
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The "Ecriture" paintings of Park Seo-bo, a pioneer of the recently re-evaluated Korean monochrome movement called Dansaekhwa, are on show through March 12 at White Cube Mason's Yard in London.
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Dubai Holding said it was still committed to Jumeirah Central and it was still being worked on internally, but the project was currently being re-evaluated to meet expected future market demand.
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That bet, re-evaluated at each round of funding, is based on the belief of venture capitalists that multiples of value will be created with the money they invest in a company.
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Like the canvas itself, which has been hidden away for years in a private collection, the painted woman in Elsie Palmer Payne's "Bus Stop" is ready to be studied and re-evaluated.
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It re-evaluated its approaches starting in 1984, after an officer shot and killed Eleanor Bumpurs, an emotionally disturbed woman in the Bronx who was attacking another officer with a kitchen knife.
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Mets 3B David Wright has missed four straight games with a herniated disk in his neck and will be re-evaluated Thursday after having an injection in his ailing neck Tuesday. 2.
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Even as those studies emerged and Puerto Rico continued to struggle to restore power to the entire island, Trump offered no indication the federal response needed to be re-evaluated or examined.
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"We have to ask what the effect of regulating e-cigarettes would be," Selya said, adding that "at a minimum, existing policies should be continuously re-evaluated as more research comes out."
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Durant was re-evaluated Thursday and was not yet ready for on-court work — a necessary step before the two-time reigning M.V.P. of the N.B.A. finals can return to game action.
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The police chief, Brian Manley, said the department had re-evaluated security plans after the Las Vegas shooting to include additional resources and brought in state troopers to work alongside Austin officers.
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"Now that it has occurred, people have gone back in, re-evaluated the fundamentals and you are starting to see those stocks work their way back up off of a base," Marshall said.
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Such a move would require the agreement of a judge, proof that the offender would likely commit future sexual violence and the offender would still be regularly re-evaluated, according to the paper.
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ABOUT THE HAWKS (8-2): Coach Mike Budenholzer told reporters that Howard had some swelling in the quad and will be re-evaluated Wednesday before it is determined whether he can play or not.
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Simmons is dealing with swelling in his left elbow and will be re-evaluated over the weekend, the team announced Friday, leaving a big hole to fill for one of the NBA's hottest teams.
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Stanton returned to the I.L. and will be re-evaluated in 10 days – although Boone already believes Stanton will be sidelined longer than that with what is his third significant injury of the season.
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Historical figures are being re-evaluated across the United States, with several Southern cities removing Confederate monuments in recent years, and Mayor Bill de Blasio establishing a commission to examine statues in New York.
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C Yan Gomes (separated right shoulder) was scheduled to catch nine innings Monday night at Double-A Akron and will DH on Tuesday before he is re-evaluated as to when he could return.
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While the letter did not explicitly give a reason for the change, an official with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggested on Friday that the authorities had re-evaluated the ship's conditions.
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Customs and Border Protection officials also have yet to explain why they disregarded the recommendation of a nurse practitioner who asked that Mr. Hernandez Vasquez be re-evaluated and hospitalized if his condition worsened.
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At a federal processing center in McAllen, Texas, a nurse practitioner determined he had a 103-degree fever and the flu, and recommended that he be re-evaluated and hospitalized if his condition worsened.
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The Warriors said Durant would be re-evaluated in the next seven to 10 days as he recovers from an injury to his left knee and leg that has sidelined him since Feb. 0003.
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Even though Portugal has reported 245 confirmed cases of coronavirus, far below Spain's 7,753, the Portuguese government declared a "state of alert" on Friday until April 9, when the situation will be re-evaluated.
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The team said in its statement that James was making "progress with his recovery" as he received daily treatment from the team's medical staff and that he would be re-evaluated in one week.
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In their study, Zeebe and his colleagues re-evaluated the carbon-13 and oxygen-18 isotope records—which track atmospheric carbon concentrations and global temperature, respectively—from sediment cores collected on the New Jersey coast.
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Durant already has been ruled out of Game 03, but the Warriors' star will be re-evaluated Thursday, while Portland's Kanter and Hood are expected to continue to play, but probably not at 100 percent.
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Golden State center DeMarcus Cousins will be re-evaluated again in a week, as he works back from a strained left quadriceps muscle sustained in Game 2 of the playoffs' first round against the Clippers.
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Kirkus took down the review and replaced it with a contrite statement from its editor in chief, Claiborne Smith, who noted that the review, which was written by a Muslim woman, was being re-evaluated.
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Whether Stanton would need to be replaced on the A.L.C.S. roster was still an unknown; the Yankees said they hoped Monday's day off would give Stanton some time to rest and then be re-evaluated.
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Similarly, speed limits on large ships, renewed in 2013 by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to reduce collisions with endangered whales, will be re-evaluated within five years and modified or repealed as needed.
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Having earned the temporary endorsement of Puerto Rico's Olympic Committee — which will reportedly be re-evaluated after six months — Flaherty says a longer term success would be the wider recognition of winter sports on the island.
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There are just two different types of decisions, Bezos explained in a 2015 letter to shareholders: Type 1 decisions, that are strategic and mission critical, and Type 2 decisions that can be changed and re-evaluated.
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Graham, who I know is an ally of yours in many ways, that this is the moment that perhaps the U.S. relationship with Saudi Arabia should be re-evaluated, that things should be done differently going forward.
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The Angels cleared Ohtani to resume hitting last week, though general manager Billy Eppler said it would still be three weeks before Ohtani will be re-evaluated with regard to his ability to pitch again this season.
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The Bush administration argued, as Mr. Trump has also done, that the skeptics needed to entertain the possibility that North Korea had re-evaluated its interests and no longer saw nuclear weapons as a form of protection.
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He will miss home games against the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night and the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday and will be re-evaluated before the Rockets leave for a five-game road trip that begins Nov.
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In 2009, a six-agency detainee review task force re-evaluated Mr. Qader and, according to someone who read its report, concluded he had not conducted or facilitated any terrorist activity against the United States or its allies.
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During remarks at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, Moon said unfair trade practices would be eradicated and factors that limited competition, such as market entry barriers and price regulations, would be re-evaluated under his administration.
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"Chevron and Woodside have re-evaluated the originally proposed 2-train, 10 MPTA LNG plant development concept, with a focus on improving Kitimat LNG cost of supply competitiveness relative to other global LNG projects," Chevron said in a statement.
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"We think this issue is more likely to snowball than recede and that advertisers are reaching a tipping point at which spending on not only Facebook and other online platforms, is re-evaluated," brokerage Liberum said in a note.
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"These numbers will serve as an important independent comparison to official statistics from death-registry data, which are currently being re-evaluated, and underscore the inattention of the US government to the frail infrastructure of Puerto Rico," the researchers wrote.
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Golden State Warriors star Kevin Durant is not yet ready to resume on-court work and will be re-evaluated in a week, the team announced Thursday, shortly before Game 26.4 of the Western Conference finals against the Portland Trail Blazers.
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Then I remembered that I work in content, and that there isn't a single event in the history of the 22002st Century that hasn't been meticulously poured over, re-evaluated, re-appraised and re-contextualized by myself and my peers.
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He was to be re-evaluated in 48 hours, but the disabled list was still a possibility for a player already facing the daunting challenge of remaining a productive and more-or-less regular player while dealing with spinal stenosis.
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Bolsonaro's medical team added that the 63-year-old candidate will be re-evaluated next Thursday and should be cleared for campaigning at that point, but he will need more surgery in December followed by a 15-day recovery period.
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"These numbers will serve as an important independent comparison to official statistics from death-registry data, which are currently being re-evaluated, and underscore the inattention of the U.S. government to the frail infrastructure of Puerto Rico," the research team wrote.
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Details of Story's injury have been scant, but the Rockies announced after the game that he was dealing with soreness in his right elbow after an awkward swing in the fourth inning and that he will be re-evaluated Tuesday.
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The Golden State Warriors' Kevin Durant is not yet ready to resume on-court work and will be re-evaluated in a week, the team announced Thursday, shortly before Game 8.23 of the Western Conference finals against the Portland Trail Blazers.
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In light of the scandal earlier this year, many re-evaluated Meyer's tenure at Florida, noting not only the two national titles and the college career of star quarterback Tim Tebow, but the bevy of player arrests and locker room issues.
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Once, when he received a birthday card that assessed a human body's raw materials at only 97 cents, he recalculated the cost based on synthesized ingredients from a biochemical company catalog and re-evaluated his worth at more than $6 million.
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Pittsburgh starter Jameson Taillon (0-2), who gave up six unearned runs and four hits, left after two innings and will be re-evaluated after he took at least a glancing blow to the head on a comebacker by Anthony Rizzo.
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ET, CSN Chicago, FSN Florida (Orlando) ABOUT THE BULLS (292-13): Taj Gibson added his name to the injured list for Chicago on Tuesday with a tight hamstring and the power forward will be re-evaluated before the matchup against the Magic.
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Manager Bruce Bochy said after the game that Pagan would be re-evaluated Monday but that the team might have to make a roster move because 22B Joe Panik (groin) is already expected to sit out Monday's game against the Cincinnati Reds.
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In addition, City Hall said the 24 million tree-planting target was proposed by the state of Rio de Janeiro but was re-evaluated and discarded after the state, the Olympic Committee and other bodies involved found that it was not feasible.
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He noted that many luxury brands had re-evaluated their expansion strategies in China in recent years, particularly around retail networks, targeted digital marketing and pricing, so their business — and bottom lines — are better protected in the event of another cyclical downturn.
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The Warriors, who have the best record in the league at 50-10, said in a statement posted on the team's Twitter feed that Durant will be re-evaluated in four weeks and could play again before the end of the regular season.
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Manager Bruce Bochy said after the game that Pagan would be re-evaluated Monday but that the team might have to make a roster move because 21.03B Joe Panik (groin) is already expected to sit out Monday's game against the Cincinnati Reds.
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"Following the accident in the summer of 2018, Federal Office for Civil Aviation (BAZL) re-evaluated the risks of passenger flights with classic planes and came to the conclusion that commercial operation with historic aircraft no longer meets today's safety requirements," the Swiss government said.
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In the moments after a dramatic 2-1 comeback win over the Seattle Mariners, Banister was eager to talk about the game but kept getting asked about hobbled starter Yu Darvish, who will skip his Monday start to be re-evaluated by team doctors.
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And it is rooted not in bias or animosity against Muslims but in the sober calculation of multiple executive agencies that vetting procedures of travellers from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen need to be re-evaluated for the sake of national security.
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To hop aboard the triumphant Trump train, no small number of conservatives have mortgaged their belief in free markets, re-evaluated their attachment to free trade, muffled their professed concern for "family values" and basic decency, and put their wariness toward Russia on a shelf.
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The Warriors have said that Durant, who was named the most valuable player of the last two N.B.A. finals, will be re-evaluated next week, but it seems unlikely that he will be ready to return in time for the start of the conference finals on Tuesday.
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Wednesday's F.D.A. announcement included other proposed changes to mammography regulations, including a provision to allow the agency to notify women and their doctors if a mammogram center failed to meet quality standards and the patient's test should be re-evaluated or done over at another facility.
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In 2680, at the pinnacle of the Japanese bubble economy, as sneering westerners watched Japanese corporations snap up van Goghs and Monets, a young photographer flabbergasted the Venice Biennale with self-portraits that drew on the imagery of western art history, disrupted and re-evaluated by the artist's own face.
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"I know she has changed (her Medicare for All plan) recently, which some people say there's a flip-flop, but if she has re-evaluated things, that's good because people need to reevaluate all the time," Murphy said, expressing some doubt over Warren's ability to push her plans through Congress.
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When Ohtani was re-evaluated a few weeks after he received the second PRP injection, though, the Angels' medical staff concluded that he would not need surgery after all—that the treatment was progressing well, and that he wouldn't even need to miss the rest of this season, let alone the next.
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But drama seems to dog Mr. Wachner's footsteps, and early the next year, in a stunning reversal, Trinity Wall Street abruptly announced that it was suspending most of its concerts, including the backbone Monday series, Bach at One, while the clergy and vestry re-evaluated the benefits and costs of the music and arts program.
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"We see this regularly: An assisted living [facility] will say your mom isn't looking well, we're sending her to the hospital to be re-evaluated, and then, before she can return, they'll say we've determined her care level exceeds what we can provide and we're terminating her agreement," said Crystal West Edwards, an elder law attorney in New Jersey.
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MORE and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, told 77WABC Radio in New York that he has "re-evaluated" his language and that he will no longer use that kind of rhetoric.
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CHICAGO — The president of U.S. Soccer, Sunil Gulati, called into question the job security of the national team coach, Jurgen Klinsmann, on Tuesday, telling reporters hours before the United States was to play an important match that Klinsmann's status could be re-evaluated if the team failed to advance out of the first round of the Copa América this week.
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While Mr. Gonzalez praised Miami Beach officials for tackling sea-level rise with a $500 million street-raising and pumping project (one that is being re-evaluated amid concerns that plans for further elevated roads may actually worsen flooding of adjoining homes and businesses in the short term), he said he was frustrated with many in the real estate community.
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He's very attracted, for example, to the idea that Warhol's work has been re-evaluated over time, because though he won't say it exactly, none of what he is trying to do at Calvin, including building Warhol into the brand vocabulary, will make sense unless he is given the time to layer it all in and let it percolate through the public consciousness.
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"With 4Q earnings season over, we have re-evaluated our outlook on the OTA sector and for BKNG in particular... We are lowering our PT to $1,800 and downgrading the stock to MP due to: (214.6) a weaker European economic outlook; and (212.8) growing threats from Airbnb and Google, which are now encroaching on BKNG's core hotel offering... While BKNG's valuation is not overly stretched, we believe these incremental challenges warrant a move to the sidelines... " Argus is bullish long-term on Boeing but believes management needs to be more pro-active in its response to 22019 Max groundings.
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