Uber should also emphasize the importance of record-keeping to all Human Resources staff, and impose consequences for failure to adhere to record-keeping requirements.
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On Tuesday, Wellington, the capital, soared past 87 degrees Fahrenheit, the highest since record-keeping began in 1927, and Hamilton topped 91 degrees, the highest since record-keeping began in 1940.
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The report also found problems in department record-keeping practices before Clinton's tenure, and it documented how slowly the department had moved to bring record-keeping into the age of electronic communications.
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The blockchain innovation really allows us to take everything where there's record keeping, everything where there's trust around record keeping and it allows us to make that digital, immutable, permanent and global.
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There were seemingly endless amounts of paperwork and record keeping.
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Bloostein cautioned that the key to this is good record-keeping.
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After all, how accurate was their record-keeping in those days?
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The DEA has strict rules on prescription authority and record keeping.
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The jump was the biggest since record keeping began in 1968.
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Users pay a slightly higher rate for more detailed record-keeping.
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Putting one together yourself will involve more legwork and record-keeping.
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The VA's culture, investigators discovered, was rife with false record-keeping.
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January was the warmest ever in 27 years of record keeping.
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OZM's founder, Daniel Och, also agreed to pay a $0003 million fine related to record-keeping violations, while OZM's CFO, Joel Frank, agreed to pay a yet-to-be-determined fine related to record-keeping violations.
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And more honest record-keeping means more of those assaults are counted.
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Stark and his colleagues attribute much of this to poor record-keeping.
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Last year was the hottest since global record keeping began in 28500.
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In a statement, Billy Brown blamed the problem on poor record-keeping.
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Last month was the hottest since record-keeping began 140 years ago.
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This June was the hottest June in 139 years of record-keeping.
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It was last updated by OSTP record-keeping on March 27, 2017.
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In doing so, they also violated the State Department's record-keeping policies.
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She blamed shoddy record-keeping and loose dumping regulations in past generations.
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But the department's only finding against the lab was poor record keeping.
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"You need to be a stickler for record-keeping," Mr. August said.
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Good record-keeping and marketing have been linked to subsequent business success.
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It will have its wettest year in 140 years of record-keeping.
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So they turned to pottery and the record keeping of ancient bureaucrats.
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Record-keeping in many of the feeder countries is poor and incomplete.
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The audit called for better record-keeping and hiring more technology workers.
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In fact, unlike other automakers who in the past have been cited by OSHA for record-keeping violations, we have never in the entire history of our company received a violation for inaccurate or incomplete injury record-keeping.
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Those additional items include administration fees and record-keeping fees, among other costs.
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According to CBS, it is the deadliest wildfire outbreak since record-keeping began.
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Shoddy record-keeping, low literacy and shifting, poorly demarcated borders make this difficult.
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The dispute may be a result of poor record-keeping on Tesla's part.
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The rate has never been that low in 100 years of record-keeping.
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We just finished the hottest summer since global record-keeping began in 2628.
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But the electronic health record-keeping business isn't as seamless as it appears.
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It also raised questions about the reliability of Puerto Rico's financial record-keeping.
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The five warmest months of August on our planet since record-keeping began?
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This winter was Germany's second-mildest since nationwide record-keeping began in 1881.
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A century ago, many states didn't have very good record-keeping in place.
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Not just traditional record-keeping, not just an account in case it's needed.
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Outside the courtroom, concerns persist about PG&E's safety and record-keeping practices.
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Wells Fargo spokeswoman Elise Wilkinson said the firm took record-keeping compliance seriously.
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Alas, spotty record-keeping prevented Israel from landing a replacement from Latin America.
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Poor record keeping means there are discrepancies in data related to vaccine coverage.
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Phoenix has only observed three 120°F days since record keeping began in 1895.
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Since at least 2006, this document has included a number of record keeping requirements.
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One thing is consistent: The members expect record-keeping that few in Assam have.
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In 21.4 years of record-keeping, this June was the warmest June ever recorded.
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In 139 years of record-keeping, this June was the warmest June ever recorded.
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There is no reliable record-keeping on fighting between herders and farmers in Nigeria.
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In many cases, people are asked the same questions for multiple record-keeping systems!
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FSMA required the FDA to create enhanced record-keeping requirements for high-risk foods.
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However, a cryptographically secured record keeping system does not prevent tampering with physical products.
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Proponents of the technology suggest that it is ideally suited for simplifying record-keeping.
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A stronger hurricane had not hit the Panhandle in 167 years of record-keeping.
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This technology can replace banks, stock exchanges, insurance companies and other record-keeping organizations.
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My habitual album finding and record keeping remained in place, though, almost mindlessly so.
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The official record-keeping for black families from that time was also particularly shoddy.
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Lion Air has been censured in the past for sloppy maintenance and record-keeping.
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The past five years each rank among the five hottest since record-keeping began.
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Alaska had its hottest July since statewide record-keeping began nearly a century ago.
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The inspector general has already chastised Zinke and his aides for poor record-keeping.
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Wilmington will have its wettest year in the city's 453 years of record-keeping.
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That puts the year among the hottest in nearly 140 years of record keeping.
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Alaska had its hottest July since statewide record-keeping began nearly a century ago.
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It was the hottest February day in Britain since record-keeping began in 1910.
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Other changes tightened rules that govern record-keeping and the equipment used in mammography.
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It refers to essentially the record-keeping mechanism that Bitcoin uses to record transactions.
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Adler minimized additional record-keeping information that served no obvious use to the user.
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However, it would remain 11 percent lower than the record, keeping it in a correction.
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Poetzscher told him not to destroy the discs and preserve them for "record keeping" purposes.
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The judge stressed, however, that she was not blessing the White House's record keeping practices.
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Most health savings accounts offer debit cards to make spending and record-keeping more convenient.
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They're also asking about the oversight and record-keeping policies of the Trump White House.
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In Clinton's case, well, I'll let Comey explain the sorry state of her record keeping.
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The adding of 200 inspectors, who are more on the auditing and record-keeping side.
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Second is the administrative fee, which goes for day-to-day operations, like record keeping.
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The problem with linking parents with children is that the record-keeping hasn't been ideal.
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It was a record-keeping nightmare that was technically impossible to execute in the field.
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The number had not fallen below one million since 1899, when comprehensive record-keeping began.
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In 141 years of record-keeping from NOAA, there has never been a warmer January.
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It is not necessary for record-keeping because every F.B.I. case has a unique number.
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When you think about trust and you think about record keeping, it covers huge dimensions.
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Uber should train Human Resources personnel on the effective handling of complaints, including the proper and thorough investigation of complaints of harassment, discrimination, or retaliation, as well as the appropriate documentation of investigations and record-keeping, and develop policies and processes relating to record-keeping.
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Careful record-keeping can answer the concerns of banks worried about violating anti-money laundering laws.
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It is the highest yearly total since this grim form of record-keeping began, in 1989.
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February, in fact, was the most unusually mild month in 1,622 months of detailed record-keeping.
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"The record-keeping from past administrations has not exactly been very good," he added to reporters.
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By late September, Arctic sea ice may reach its lowest extent since satellite record-keeping began.
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Blockchain provided the global record-keeping network that has kept Nakamoto's digital currency safe from fraudsters.
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The bank was also charged with violating SEC anti-bribery, record-keeping and internal control rules.
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"This marks the longest such streak in NOAA's 137 years of record keeping," its report says.
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Bad calculation We'll start with AthenaHealth, a cloud-based record keeping company helmed by Jonathan Bush.
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Now there is a great demand for those who specialize in compliance and financial record-keeping.
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The added funding comes as the record keeping company continues to grow at a healthy clip.
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And the division has developed a computerized case management system to replace paper-based record keeping.
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In addition, the complaint claims that the university continues to pay too much for record keeping.
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Same goes for the fact that the record-keeping in the clinic was a complete mess.
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One option is to put votes on a blockchain, which is a kind of record keeping.
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Depending on the content of the conversations, those chats may run afoul of record-keeping laws.
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"These provisions should substantially reduce record-keeping and filing costs," the economists and law professors said.
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For years, they told the Air Force of questionable record keeping and slum-like living conditions.
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All three of the FBI officials are also lawyers, a profession known for its record keeping.
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Topics include statutory and regulatory requirements, enforcement actions, currency transaction reporting, record-keeping requirements and suspicious transactions.
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This is the longest and hottest streak since temperature record-keeping began in 1880, according to NOAA.
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Topics include record keeping, suspicious activity reporting, customer identification requirements, and tactics for monitoring high-risk customers.
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Nations are also responsible for a massive amount of record-keeping which could move to the blockchain.
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Plus you'll take home best practices for record-keeping to make tax time less horrible going forward.
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We do know that Congress is taking the Trump administration's free-wheeling approach to record-keeping seriously.
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Healthcare stocks, which rallied in 2015, posted their largest outflows since Lipper's record-keeping began in 1992.
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The last 6 years have been the warmest Alaska has experienced since record keeping began in 1952.
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But there's no reason to pretend that it was a real goal for deeper record-keeping purposes.
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To keep pace with the interest, urban officials are struggling to computerise land management and record-keeping.
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This isn't the first DJ-related event to attempt a record with the famous record-keeping institution.
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California's Death Valley just broke its own record for hottest month on Earth since record-keeping began.
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It has potential applications for just about any enterprise involved in record-keeping, documentation, registrations and transactions.
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The contiguous United States had the warmest winter in 2628 years of record keeping, federal officials said.
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It's also a record-keeping system, possibly endangering any jobs that are spent processing paperwork and information.
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Alaska and Australia had their warmest March temperatures since record-keeping began in 6900 and 2628, respectively.
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" He added that changes were later made to "improve record keeping and information sharing on these cases.
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Sanders backers asked the DNC's unity commission to implement reforms to caucus states, including better record keeping.
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Rainfall for the year has been the lowest since record-keeping began in the late 19th century.
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We say, 'Okay, the city clerk is the record-keeping agent for a title on a house.
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Last year was the third-wettest year in the Missouri Basin since record-keeping began in 1898.
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On Friday, the water reached 78.8 degrees Fahrenheit — the highest since record keeping began there in 1916.
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The cybersecurity firm violated internal accounting controls and record-keeping provisions of the FCPA, the agency said.
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The cybersecurity firm violated internal accounting controls and record-keeping provisions of the FCPA, the agency said.
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Many are basic record-keeping violations born out of the complicated paperwork required to purchase a gun.
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For years, lack of sufficient record-keeping processes have thwarted organizations from accurately pinpointing potential problem areas.
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Aside from fund fees, think about trading commissions, account service or maintenance expenses and record-keeping fees.
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The writers reported that mismanagement, poor record keeping, and miscommunication from the forgiveness program are to blame.
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The audit found 11 violations of state amusement park regulations, mostly pertaining to record-keeping and safety signs.
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A couple of county workers were headed out to camps that had a history of poorer record-keeping.
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Since record-keeping began in 1924, the festival's bulls have been responsible for the deaths of 15 people.
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The blockchain provides all the usual advantages of a decentralized record keeping system, immutable records and encrypted transactions.
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It's the apocalypse, does there really need to be exact record-keeping when you have a giant arsenal?
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For the first time since record keeping began in 1749, the country's population contains more men than women.
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The last three months were the warmest winter (Dec-Feb) in the #Arctic since record keeping began. pic.twitter.
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He said in the ruling that the allegations surround her record keeping, prescribing practices and medical decision making.
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It would also push for training and education to be available for workers and implement record keeping requirements.
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Of the many revelations in this incredible account, one that stands out is Sendler's potentially fatal record-keeping.
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The internal inquiry blamed the problem on "simple operational mistakes" by workers logging inventory in record-keeping software.
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The Mendocino Complex fire is now the second-largest since record-keeping began, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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This is an expense that insurance companies assess on participants' accounts to cover administrative and record keeping services.
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Little Yan switches jobs and industries; she enrolls in night school to study English and medical record-keeping.
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It was the seventh-wettest July day since record-keeping began in 1871, said NWS meteorologist Marc Chenard.
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The problem here is that such record-keeping is not retrospective and cannot solve misrepresentations in existing records.
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The fatal stabbing was the 10th murder on the trail in 45 years of record-keeping, he said.
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The past four years have been the warmest in the United States since record keeping began in 1895.
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Record-keeping was not consistent in poor, black counties like Orangeburg in the middle of the 2000th century.
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The growth rate is China's slowest pace in nearly three decades of modern record-keeping, Mr. Bradsher notes.
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CREW argued that AAN evaded record-keeping and disclosure requirements under the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971.
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Sports statistics were still relatively primitive, and record-keeping, long before the computer age, was a laborious task.
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Downtown San Francisco hit a suffocating 106 degrees, its highest temperature since record keeping began there in 1874.
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The recovery is now 13 years old, making it the longest period of expansion since record keeping began.
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He had asked the illustrator to do some record keeping and make time-lapse videos along the way.
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It also would push for training and education to be available for workers and implement record-keeping requirements.
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"If you buy something, you can just use the record keeping function to categorize it online," he said.
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"He is not suicidal; not depressed; he was manipulating," Blanche noted in the jail's electronic record-keeping system.
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But because of poor record-keeping, the Trump administration was unable to do so for thousands of children.
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His medical license was suspended in 2016 by Indiana regulators who cited shoddy record-keeping and substandard patient monitoring.
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At the same time, Parliament is considering a bill, C-22015, that would tighten background checks and record-keeping.
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He lived in an era when record-keeping was expanding exponentially, partly because of his own mania for documentation.
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San Francisco reached 220 degrees Fahrenheit, the hottest it's ever been since record keeping started about 220 years ago.
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The ATF's record-keeping system lacks certain basic functionalities standard to every other database created in the modern age.
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That's nine days in 703 years of record-keeping, and they just did it six days in a row!
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Danielson says it&aposs only the sixth tornado recorded in Park County since record-keeping began in the 1950s.
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An electronic medical record, or EMR, is not all that different from any other piece of record-keeping software.
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The analysis was conducted by Athenainsight, a division of Athenahealth, the cloud-based record-keeping and medical billing company.
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The United States helped, under the guise of helping the Caribbean nation modernize its record keeping and investigating fraud.
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Scientists say Michael was one of the strongest hurricanes to strike the US since record-keeping began in 1851.
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Researchers and city officials have spent weeks working their way through Flint's antiquated record-keeping system to locate them.
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Record-keeping inside large hospitals and doctor's offices was still run on a combination of paper and homegrown systems.
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This is the longest hot streak for the state since temperature record-keeping began in 1880, according to NOAA.
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According to Hickey, it hasn't happened since 1989, and that's when record-keeping for this kind of stuff began!
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"In fact, 2016 saw the fewest shootings ever in New York City history since record-keeping began," O'Neill said.
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Technologies that enable virtual examinations, remote patient check-ups, and improved online record-keeping are making a huge impact.
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Last year's rate was the lowest since record-keeping began in 22017, the Transportation Department said in a report.
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Colin Powell, Mrs Clinton's predecessor but one, also used a private e-mail account and broke record-keeping rules.
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In 140 years of reliable record-keeping, the last five years have been the warmest five years on record.
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Since the dawn of record-keeping, ledgers have been where receipts and disbursements of cash and goods are recorded.
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That resulted in 52,000 fewer arrests over all and the lowest arrest rate since record-keeping began in 1960.
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He also said he was certain his work would be captured by FBI email servers for record-keeping purposes.
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Voters are thus spared the old bureaucratic paperwork maze and haphazard record-keeping that compounds delays on Election Day.
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At the federal court level, however, DOBs are systemically unavailable in the federal record keeping system known as PACER.
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Take, for instance, 18 U.S.C. § 2257 and § 2257A, the federal statutes that govern adult industry record keeping and reporting.
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Individual faculty members and laboratories often leave their record keeping to the discretion of individual administrators and graduate students.
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Military suicides in 2018 reached the highest rate since record-keeping began nearly two decades ago, with 325 deaths.
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But he dismissed other rules, like microstamping and ammunition record-keeping, as futile in stopping criminals from using guns.
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Their assurances did little to assuage the concerns of some gun owners who objected to the new record-keeping.
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Thanks to the internet's meticulous record-keeping, journalists are rethinking to ethics of publishing the identities of nonviolent criminals.
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The current migration and asylum systems in Brazil are tangled with bureaucratic knots and complicated by poor record-keeping.
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Licenses are easily obtained and rarely revoked, and there is little to no supervision, due diligence or record keeping.
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In the Post article last month, Ross was quoted as rejecting claims he was defying federal record-keeping laws.
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The figures show China continues to grow at its slowest pace in nearly three decades of modern record-keeping.
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Soon after, July officially became the warmest month ever recorded on Earth — in 140 years of reliable record-keeping.
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Because transactions on the blockchain are publicly verified, market participants can keep track of transactions without central record keeping.
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They have focused on record-keeping, as this can answer the concerns of banks worried about violating antimoney laundering laws.
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The continental United States recently finished its soggiest 12 months in 124 years of modern record-keeping, according to NASA.
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Poor record-keeping had slowed USA Gymnastics' own probe into accusations against Nassar and others, she said, without further explanation.
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That's compared to data beginning in 1880, which is considered the starting point of record-keeping for global surface temperatures.
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CAIR documented 139 incidents of "damage/destruction/vandalism" at mosques last year -- the most since record-keeping began in 2009.
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Many of the leaders declined to talk about Cortes and Palomarez on the record, keeping the focus on Thursday's event.
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Canada's federal government introduced gun laws earlier this year that would require retailer record-keeping and beef up background checks.
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Global temperatures have been rising constantly and we are on the hottest streak since temperature record-keeping began in 1880.
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Since our record-keeping began in 20303, the country's average temperature has climbed somewhere between 1.3 and 1.9 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The GAO recommended better record keeping by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA), which manages the Foreign Military Sales program.
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Chief Mitchell's town had three clinics before one was shut down in 216 for poor record-keeping and excessive prescribing.
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By CNN's record keeping, Trump has spent 166 days at a golf club and 212 days at a Trump property.
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Clinton is just the most extreme and visible piece in a larger pattern of poor record-keeping, the report indicated.
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An internal watchdog report last week determined Clinton and her aides did not comply with State Department record-keeping policies.
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The IRS requires different record-keeping based on the value of your donation, and those values are cumulative, Grzes said.
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It prompted Judge Dana Sabraw to note that the government seemed to have better record-keeping for property than people.
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Officials at Cal Fire, the state firefighting agency, do not usually lump separate — but simultaneous — blazes together for record keeping.
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Over the past five years, the region has been warmer than at any time since 1900, when record keeping began.
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On Wednesday, May said she would seize Russian assets from corrupt sources and step up record-keeping on shell corporations.
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Plaintiffs allege too little care, too much care, billing errors, record-keeping violations, and differences in opinion about medical necessity.
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The last five years have been the five warmest years on record since quality record-keeping began in the 1880s.
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Blockchain could solve these accounting problems and bring an unprecedented level of accuracy, security, and speed to federal record-keeping.
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Mismatches between what you report and what the IRS has in its records often come back to bad record-keeping.
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North Carolina has been hit by only one other Category 4 storm since reliable record keeping began in the 1850s.
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Facilities often use poor record keeping, writing sperm vial numbers in pen and ink rather than digitizing the sample data.
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And right now, the planet has the least amount of sea ice since satellite record-keeping began in the 1970s.
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Voting is just a record-keeping system of choices and it would be great if we had tamper-proof systems.
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Record keeping dates back to 1880, and the 17 hottest years ever recorded took place in just the last two decades.
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Last year was Earth's hottest year on record since record-keeping began in the 1880s, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
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However, you may still be paying more to remain in the plan if you consider administration fees and record-keeping costs.
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NASA scientists announced on Thursday that global temperatures last year ranked as the second warmest since record keeping began in 22017.
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He said that's because the city had very poor record keeping and he was unsure of which homes had lead pipes.
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And on Monday, an Illinois congressman introduced legislation to make the president's social media posts subject to federal record keeping laws.
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So far, this matches the tally for the whole of 2011 and the most since Fitch started record keeping in 1994.
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According to the National Snow and Ice Data Center, it was the second lowest summertime low since satellite record-keeping began.
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HR 22.0 facilitates online application submission, progress tracking and record keeping; HR 22.0 facilitates locating, attracting and hiring the best applicants.
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In fact, US government scientists just announced it was the second warmest year on record, since record keeping began in 1895.
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And it's coming on the heels of the wettest 12 months the US has seen since record-keeping began in 1895.
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Alternative practitioners can be hit with substantial penalties for trivial record-keeping infractions far beyond what such minor violations normally incur.
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It said in September it had launched an internal review of its Swiss business over audits of FIFA's financial record keeping.
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Military record-keeping was precise enough that it's possible to trace who was flying a particular plane when it went under.
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Risks that money is wasted, improperly invested, lost because of bad record-keeping, given away without any thought, or worse — embezzled.
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It was the 14th month in a row to set a high-temperature mark, with record keeping going back 136 years.
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"It is virtually impossible to conceive of even the earliest states without a systematic technology of numerical record keeping," Scott maintains.
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Blockchain, the decentralized record-keeping system, could help tackle some of Facebook's most bothersome problems, like identity verification or advertising sales.
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For reference, Chicago has had only 15 days ever drop to minus-20 or colder in 150 years of record keeping.
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Her memorandum, known as a "management advisory," asked the department to develop stronger record-keeping procedures and provide the full documentation.
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February was the rainiest month for Sao Paolo since record-keeping began 77 years ago, according to the National Meteorological Institute.
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Last winter, there was less ice in the Bering Sea than any winter since the start of record-keeping in 1850.
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Kushner's lawyer, Abbe Lowell, said Kushner complied with government record-keeping rules by forwarding all the emails to his official account.
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Last year, Germany witnessed the highest average temperatures since record-keeping began and the most arid summer most citizens could remember.
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There are some differences, but there are also a lot of equivalencies, according to lawyer familiar with federal record keeping. Mrs.
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"Given that these countries have little infrastructure and accurate record-keeping, the vetting process is going to be somewhat more difficult."
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Walgreens paid $80 million in 2013 to resolve a federal investigation about its record-keeping of opioid sales, the suit noted.
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Consumer groups say that rules streamlining record-keeping are as crucial to the program's success as the hygiene and monitoring requirements.
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The report did not conclude specifically that insurers were fraudulently overbilling Medicare, and the problem may be linked to record keeping.
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And 2017 was the first time in 20 years of record-keeping that no owl fledglings were observed in the park.
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To assist with record-keeping, the app also requires users to write a short memo declaring what the money is for.
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Much of the office moved to paper record-keeping as the FBI stepped in to help get the networks back online.
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That report also said 20053 was the third-warmest year in 22005 years of record keeping, behind only 22017 and 2300.
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We must acknowledge the harm done by these ever-increasing documentation requirements, without losing the core benefits of electronic record keeping.
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The median household income increased by 5.2 percent in 2015, the largest single-year increase since record-keeping began in 1967.
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A new international report has confirmed that 43 was the hottest year for the planet in 137 years of record keeping.
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But CVS contends any record-keeping failure did not cause drugs to be diverted for illegal uses, the settlement agreement said.
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In Pennsylvania, a grand jury report highlighted abuses by members of religious orders and found sloppy record-keeping about order members.
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Walgreens paid $2000 million in 2285 to resolve a federal investigation about its record-keeping of opioid sales, the suit noted.
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The number of gun deaths that year reached the highest level since at least 1979, when record-keeping on firearm mortalities began.
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Government record-keeping was one of the biggest problems, but companies' aggressive trade secret and confidentiality claims were also a significant factor.
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This was due to a lack of record-keeping and poor communication among all of the federal agencies involved in the separations.
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It's virtually impossible to adjust for ticket price inflation across every worldwide territory, between fluctuating currency exchange rates and unreliable record-keeping.
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Do they have such shitty record keeping that they can't follow up on the exact case that they first told me about?
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After verification, service centers will send users' data to mobile operators for record-keeping, without storing any information on-site, Takorn said.
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The attorney general argues that the companies were already failing to comply with rules on transparency and record-keeping for political ads.
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Why Claxton has yet to receive his full due speaks to his era's rigid race lines, erratic record keeping, and itinerant careers.
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The Anti-Defamation League reported 1,879 anti-Semitic attacks in 2018, the third-highest recorded year since record-keeping began in 1970.
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For much of the nation's history, transitions between administrations have been characterized by informality, in areas ranging from record-keeping to disclosure.
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Last month, the maximum extent of Arctic Ocean ice cover was the second lowest since satellite record keeping began in the 1970s.
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This helped Switzerland to a monthly surplus of 4.37 billion francs, higher than at any time since record-keeping began in 1988.
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Possible causes include more research on misclassification; better record keeping by law enforcement and coroners; and family awareness of cause of death.
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The medical device guidelines address "reporting and record-keeping requirements for certain device-related adverse events and malfunctions," the agency said Monday.
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Ethereum's distinguishing factor was that it could be used to build computer applications that could, for example, automate record-keeping for businesses.
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Worldwide, blockchain seems likely to destroy millions of jobs in record-keeping and transactions, like those in the back ends of banks.
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First of all, government officials are supposed to preserve their work-related emails in accordance with federal record-keeping laws and regulations.
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It features Vanguard funds, record-keeping, and annual all-in expenses ranging from 0.1 percent to 0.6 percent, according to its website.
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According to the German meteorological office, this winter was the second-mildest for the country since nationwide record-keeping began in 1881.
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That temperature set a record for being the lowest high temperature of any May 14 since record-keeping began in the city.
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These devices collect data to provide in-depth tracking of many different exercise parameters for coaching, analysis, record-keeping, and other purposes.
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The paper found a series of safety issues, bad record-keeping and instances of hospitals trying to keep voluntary patients from leaving.
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Counting Alaska, last month was the first in which the whole county has been above average since record keeping expanded in 1930.
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At least 43 people have been killed in the most intense rains to strike Jakarta, the country's capital, since record keeping began.
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Biden has framed as part of his own record keeping the United States from descending into a depression during the Great Recession.
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"Our people were a people of record-keeping, but not in the way that would be accessible through ancestry testing," he said.
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Fitbits and smartwatches keep the physical activity we do literally close to the chest, packaged in fun graphics and record-keeping incentives.
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NASA announced this month that 2018 was the fourth-warmest year since the advent of accurate record-keeping some 140 years ago.
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Kushner's lawyer, Abbe Lowell, said his client complied with government record-keeping rules by forwarding all the emails to his official account.
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All of a sudden, the same decentralized record-keeping properties that make the blockchain subversive also make it a surveillance platform without equal.
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However, there has been resistance to switching to another reference rate due to potential differences with Libor and record-keeping costs, analysts said.
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This should help 2017 slide into the number three slot on the list of warmest years since modern record-keeping began in 1880.
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We also support strict regulation and enforcement measures, including tracking and tracing, labeling, record-keeping requirements, and where appropriate, implementation of licensing systems.
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In fairness, you can turn the feature off, and Google says doing so will also block any record-keeping of what you typed.
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Record-keeping on the lake goes back only a century, and there is no good tally of the people displaced by its disappearance.
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New tools are also starting to be built to help automate the tracking, record-keeping and tax form generation for your cryptocurrency taxes.
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A new set of free online resources gives artists a framework for answering questions about career planning, pricing, record keeping, marketing, and more.
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The U.S. shale production level would be the highest since record-keeping began in 2007, according to the EIA's monthly drilling productivity report.
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All the necessary record-keeping is decentralised to a "blockchain", an online ledger that holds the transaction history of all bitcoins in circulation.
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More than 71% of women in Kamrup's tribunals were declared foreigners; a headman not having sufficient record-keeping was often the reason given.
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Other regulations, including requiring more stringent record-keeping by gun dealers or mandating gun locks, had no measurable effect on gun-related deaths.
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GAM shocked markets in July when it suspended top money manager Tim Haywood for suspected breaches of risk management and record keeping procedures.
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Additionally, email is the most trusted, reliable source for record keeping in the workplace, perhaps because it has been around for so long.
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The trade option regulations are "intended to relax reporting and record keeping requirements" for businesses that trade with each other, the agency said.
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It was also reported this week that California's Death Valley broke its own record for hottest month on Earth since record-keeping began.
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People often do this after leaving a job, to consolidate their retirement savings for easier record-keeping and sometimes for more advantageous investments.
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On LinkedIn, job listings related to the record-keeping innovation are surging, with more than 2,000 current positions available in the United States.
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The suit also notes that Vanderbilt admitted that its older plan structure had caused employees to pay unreasonable record-keeping and investment fees.
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He said the FCA wants lenders to improve record keeping and have proof of agent conduct, both of which necessitate a digital platform.
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This year is likely to be among the three warmest years in almost 140 years of record-keeping, according to the Weather Channel.
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A representative for Republican committee leadership described the letter as a "continuation" of the committee's investigation into compliance with federal record-keeping laws.
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December was both record hot and wet, the first time that has happened in a single month in 121 years of record keeping.
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A system is required to manage all of that information and additional training is required to ensure that record keeping is conducted properly.
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These involve a publicly accessible ledger, which works as an electronic record-keeping and transaction-processing system and requires no third-party verification.
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We have demanded answers: on the costs of the "zero tolerance" policy, the massive increase in detentions, on record-keeping and on reunification.
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Clinton only gave about half of the approximately 60,000 emails she sent while secretary of State to the federal government for record keeping.
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The Missouri Basin had more runoff from rain and snow last year than all but two years since record-keeping began in 1898.
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That's 3.1 ppm more than the year before, which was the largest annual increase in the 58 years since the record-keeping began.
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It overtook last year's 282,000-acre Thomas Fire on Monday to become the most sizable California fire in a century of record-keeping.
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Official figures show 2019 is on track to have the highest murder rate since the current record keeping model was adopted in 1997.
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GAM suspended investment director Tim Haywood following an internal investigation that it said raised questions about his risk-management procedures and record keeping.
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They use blockchain technology, a shared record-keeping and processing system that means digital money cannot be copied and spent more than once.
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In 139 years of reliable record-keeping, 2019's June, July, and September took the cake for the hottest such months on record.
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Tracking down these specific places was difficult as government record-keeping for black Americans was poor to nonexistent during Jim Crow and slavery.
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This bill mandated new record-keeping and paperwork requirements, which could require workers divulge sensitive personal and medical information to use the leave.
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NASA scientists said Wednesday that the Earth's average surface temperature in 2018 was the fourth highest in nearly 140 years of record-keeping.
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U.S. Homeland Security agents investigated Deneumostier's operation, leading to three charges of record-keeping violations and two charges of illegal interception of oral communication.
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The firm suspended investment director Tim Haywood following an internal investigation that it said raised questions about his risk management procedures and record keeping.
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Twin births were relatively stable from 1915 (when reliable record-keeping began) until about 1980, when one in 53 babies born was a twin.
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Pantaleón took a photograph of the underground cavity as it was getting filled up and sent it to Espíndola immediately, for their record keeping.
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Some European countries are already offering free record-keeping software to companies in an effort to entice cash-only businesses into the formal sector.
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But we need better and more effective means of enforcement, including enhanced record-keeping and communication infrastructure among a variety of law-enforcement agencies.
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The largest eruption of the late 20th century, Mt. Pinatubo blew its top less than two years before modern sea level record-keeping began.
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Certain services, such as FeeX, spell out the details of your retirement plan fees, breaking them down into record-keeping costs and fund expenses.
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Not long afterward, Tanden apparently asked Podesta why Clinton's private emails weren't automatically sent to the National Archives, in accordance with record-keeping rules.
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Solomon shared a look at his handwritten notes from 1984 (*great* record-keeping) on Sunday in honor of Bill & Ted star Keanu Reeves's birthday.
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Because record keeping was not as good as it could have been, we really don't know the scope of lead pipes in the country.
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And local efforts to track migrant deaths are hit or miss, hampered by poor record-keeping, limited budgets, and the vastness of the desert.
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While inspired by bitcoin, the system is not yet on blockchain, a record-keeping system that is designed to make transactions irreversible, Fomenko said.
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Some of the new cases accuse sperm banks of careless record-keeping, or mishandling or misappropriation of sperm banked for a client's personal use.
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Countries often refuse to take individuals identified for deportation because of a lack of proper identification, problems in confirming citizenship, or poor record-keeping.
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For the first time in 22015 years of record-keeping, there was no snow on the ground on any day during January and February.
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Large ice chunks in the region have pushed the ice sheet the farthest distance from Greenland's coast since record-keeping began in the 21625s.
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The settlement relates to historic violations from May 2015 to March 2018 by MUFG Securities Americas of record keeping and reporting requirements, MUFG said.
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One financial consultant who requested anonymity because of his dealings with Iranian banks said the problem was exacerbated by a lack of record keeping.
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This practice might go against federal record-keeping policies, like the Freedom of Information Act, as the messages can't be obtained by outside parties.
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Daniel Och, the founder and chief executive, agreed to pay $2.2 million to settle a record-keeping violation with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Price said that SIFMA has been discussing record-keeping and supervision requirements with US regulators, in the event that traders have to work remotely.
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In the cotton fields of the Deep South, this system rested on the continuous threat of violence and a meticulous use of record-keeping.
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Disjointed record-keeping in El Salvador and a tight-lipped State Department make it difficult to measure the impact of the United States' efforts.
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Under scrutiny about workplace injuries, Tesla has repeatedly claimed that regulators praised its record-keeping — an assertion that is undermined by the state's records.
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This combination of poor record keeping and ill-prepared officials meant that hours and hours dissolved as the clock on Election Day wound down.
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Now I'm writing a record-keeping program that tracks equipment maintenance and inputs and outputs like the amount of fertilizer applied and crop yield.
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The USPA reported just 13 skydiving fatalities in 2018, the lowest number in the U.S. since record-keeping began more than 60 years ago.
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The inspection process is further complicated by laws that govern record-keeping in the gun industry, which forbid the A.T.F. to keep records electronically.
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In one message, then-Secretary Clinton appeared to raise explicit questions about her record keeping obligations and the difference between personal and official messages.
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As head of the Elias Sports Bureau, which he took over in 20153, he supervised record-keeping for baseball, football and other professional sports.
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According to the reports, the targeted removals have not been proactively communicated on the website publicly, as is required by federal record keeping guidelines.
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The rains are the most intense to strike the city since record keeping began more than 20 years ago, the New York Times reports.
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The committee's extraordinarily long review described "sloppy practices" and record keeping stretching back to 2008, which contributed to the improper use of campaign funds.
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Erin Sher Smyth, Baltimore's chief procurement officer, noted that Amazon's website flagged such criteria as minority and female owners and made record-keeping easy.
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The V.A.'s computerized record-keeping system is one of the best in the country, and medical records from distant facilities are instantly available.
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Human rights advocates credit Mr. Guengueng's meticulous record-keeping and years of work by other victims with helping secure a victory in the case.
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But in many other cases, the settlements required only record-keeping and reporting requirements to make sure companies did not violate the law again.
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They've long been a mystery to researchers, who debated they were either a numerical form of record keeping, or something with deeper narrative meaning.
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"Quipu" (2017), a screenprint made from printed adhesive vinyl and enamel on paper, references the ancient Andean mnemonic record-keeping devices made from knotted strings.
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The news outlet's investigation alludes to the secrecy surrounding the way the Board of Nursing handles it's disciplinary cases and it's lack of record keeping.
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This is the first time in 146 years of record-keeping that Chicago has not measured even a dusting of snow in January and February.
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Blockchain functions as an online record-keeping system or digital ledger maintained by a random group of peers rather than any central agency or authority.
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Last month was the fifth-warmest January in the United States in 126 years of record-keeping, according to the National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration.
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The violations included failing to fix a gas leak within six months of detection, not following the rules for emergency responses, and inadequate record-keeping.
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Matt Stanton, a spokesperson for the NJSCPA tells PEOPLE LoSacco was charged because of record keeping issues and allegedly keeping sick dogs with healthy dogs.
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In any case, you would need to figure out which type of deduction is more convenient for you by doing some record keeping and calculations.
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It's the first time that living at home has outpaced living with a spouse for this age group since such record-keeping began in 1880.
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According to data released this week by NASA, January was another record smashing month—the most anomalously warm month in 135 years of record keeping.
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From the start of the year, degree days below freezing in the Arctic have been at the lowest levels since record keeping began in 1980.
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Experts said it was unclear whether the plan would push unlicensed dealers to stop operating on the margins of federal and state record-keeping systems.
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But for the record-keeping that alerted officials there to the fact that Friedrich shirked his military duty, there might not be a President Trump.
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The course will cover a gamut of regulatory requirements, including record keeping for currency transactions, monitoring of high-risk customers, and new due diligence rules.
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People we've lost in 2016 The record-keeping organization said it will announce Koide's successor as oldest living man once a verification process is finished.
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The SEC said the bank violated record-keeping and reporting rules because it did not file suspicious activity reports to regulators despite clear warning signs.
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Blockchain applications are being tested by financial services firms, food suppliers, retailers and other businesses as a way to make record keeping simpler and cheaper.
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Last year, a Cal-OSHA investigation into our injury reporting and record-keeping was closed without any violations found and without any further action taken.
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"Even in New York, when they inspect, they're looking at hygienic conditions not record-keeping," said Arthur Caplan, a bioethics professor at New York University.
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The deletion stunned Clinton's critics and raised serious questions for the Obama administration about its record-keeping requirements and whether rules might have been broken.
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"We're committed to accurate and thorough reporting and record-keeping, and we didn't live up to that commitment in this case," said spokesman Matt Nauman.
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Visiters, however, defended their decision to climb the rock, despite the fact that over 30 people have died during the trek since record keeping began.
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Targeted control programs were introduced in 2009 and included guidelines on antibiotic use, better surveillance of drug resistance, improved record-keeping and better infection control.
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Still, the State Department's inspector general came down pretty hard on Clinton for not appropriately complying with record-keeping policies in a report in May.
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Organizations like HEAL and Fornits offer online record-keeping of abuse allegations against religious youth homes, resources for parents who might be considering these institutions.
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It's the first walrus ever born in captivity in Canada, and one of just a handful of such births anywhere, since modern record-keeping began.
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The Earth is warmer now than at any time since reliable record-keeping began in 1880, and we're continuing to warm at an accelerated rate.
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It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that this will lead to higher costs, greater exposure to infringement suits and record-keeping nightmares.
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All settlement and separation agreements with employees should be logged and tracked to ensure proper record-keeping, compliance with the agreements, and consistency in terms.
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Blockchain applications are being tested by financial services firms, food suppliers, retailers and other businesses as a way to make record-keeping simpler and cheaper.
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The U.S. government recently said last week it could take up to two years to reunite children with parents, due to unsatisfactory U.S. record-keeping.
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And here's another record to add to the pile: The past five years were collectively the warmest since record-keeping began about 140 years ago.
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Blockchain technology, for instance, has thus far proven to be a secure and unchangeable record keeping tool that has the potential to help track cargo.
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Many poor countries (and not just in the Middle East) have inadequate criminal record-keeping, poor intelligence-gathering, and corrupt officials who are easily bribed.
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If you have something like that for record keeping, that's a huge invention and you can build all kinds of things on top of it.
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Researchers say that could be linked to several factors, from the difficulty of enforcing universal background checks to poor record-keeping for some states' existing laws.
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Therefore, advisers must install policies and procedures to ensure that all communications by the adviser and its representatives are retained on the adviser's record-keeping system.
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This year the Earth experienced the warmest April on record, keeping 2016 on track to be the hottest year yet and by the biggest margin ever.
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However, an increase in people's tendency to report poisonings and improved record-keeping are also likely to be behind part of the increase seen over time.
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In January, an internal government watchdog said there were potentially thousands more separated migrant children, although the exact number is unclear due to informal record keeping.
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Besides being an expensive year for disasters, 2017 was also the third warmest for the contiguous US since record keeping began in 1895, NOAA scientists said.
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Changes in electoral administration, record-keeping, and reporting of early voting among specific Secretaries of state also may have occurred and can complicate across-year comparisons.
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The eight complaints hit upon a common claim in litigation over retirement plans: Participants are paying excessively high fees for investments, record keeping and administration services.
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In September, Arctic sea ice hit its annual summertime minimum, dwindling to just 1.60 million square miles, the second-lowest extent since satellite record-keeping began.
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Although not an all time high, last month was the hottest September in 136 years of record keeping, 0.91 degrees Celsius above the baseline period average.
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While many patients may have iPhones, few hospitals have yet transitioned to all-electronic record keeping—and that could prove to be a major stumbling block.
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"It wasn't by the widest of margins, but July 2016 was the warmest month since modern record keeping began in 1880," said GISS Director Gavin Schmidt.
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"We have never in the entire history of our company received a violation for inaccurate or incomplete injury record-keeping," he said in an emailed statement.
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Talk of a possible blizzard came on the same day the federal government reported that 2015 was the Earth's warmest since record-keeping began in 1880.
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The entire year of 25 was also the hottest on record, with last year's temperatures exceeding all previous years since record-keeping began 22016 years ago.
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For smaller plans, the fixed costs of managing it (things such as record-keeping, compliance, communications with participants and transaction processing) are shared by fewer employees.
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All too often, however, the data serve merely for record-keeping: who lives where, who is entitled to what service, and who participates in what program.
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This past August was the hottest one since record-keeping began 136 years ago, according to a monthly analysis by NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies.
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There are other improvements schools can make to reduce the likelihood of a school shooting, such as an emphasis on mental health and better record keeping.
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In these early years, National Futures Association records show, various New York exchanges fined him small amounts on eight different occasions, mostly for improper record-keeping.
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Indeed, there may be an inverse relationship between the quality of record-keeping in a nation and the likelihood that it is a source of refugees.
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Jack Warner, a priest with the mission, recalled Mr. Kaine as quiet and methodical, which came in handy for his record-keeping duties at the school.
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In Oklahoma and Oregon, regulators do not require prior approval to ship individual body parts, but they do inspect brokers regularly and require stringent record-keeping.
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It is safer than ever (2017 ended with the fewest number of homicides and shootings since record keeping began), but still contains pockets of violent crime.
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August has tied July for the distinction of being the hottest month since record-keeping began in 1880, NASA said in a news release on Monday.
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It was one of the earliest supporters of blockchain, a record-keeping tool that some expect will fundamentally change the cost, speed and accuracy of trading.
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But an investigator called her back, Ms. Robertson said, and told her, lawyer to lawyer, that the department had previously discovered the center's abysmal record-keeping.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the State Department's inspector general sent to Capitol Hill a report criticizing Clinton and other State Department officials for poor record-keeping practices.
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So while it's been shown effective to send reminder notices to parents based on data in the state registries, the record-keeping issues make this difficult.
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In July this year, the global average temperatures taken over land and ocean surfaces were the highest for any month in 137 years of record-keeping.
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Brailsford told lawmakers that the package contained the legal decongestant Fluimucil - although the lack of a paper trail has called into question Sky's medical record-keeping.
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Fall 2015 was, after all, the warmest autumn on record for the contiguous 48 states since record-keeping of weather began in the US in 1895.
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A year ago, the bureau reported that the median income in 2015 had risen by 5.2 percent, the largest jump since record keeping began in 1967.
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Global sea level reached a record high in 2015 — creeping 2.75 inches higher than in 1993, when record-keeping of global sea level rise first began.
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The company earns a record-keeping fee from these institutions, but it can also receive far more revenues when investors buy its mutual funds and annuities.
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How it ended up in the district attorney's office is a story of persistent research, conscientious pursuit of the truth, and careful record-keeping by criminals.
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Take a Number For the first time since record keeping began 50 years ago, the number of Americans who smoke cigarettes has dropped below 40 million.
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The C.D.C. finds that the use of traditional cigarettes has dropped below 40 million Americans for the first time in 50 years, since record keeping began.
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The underlying technology empowers record keeping, which supports "Know Your Customer (KYC)," the process through which a business identifies and verifies the identities of its clients.
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But many counties around the country still use paper for record-keeping, Mr. Mirkovic said, while more technologically advanced ones may have upgraded to Windows 95.
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Haldeman switched from handwriting the diaries to taping them late in 1970, only months before the White House, interested in better record-keeping, began taping itself.
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The person who is ill may not be able to manage the record-keeping and tracking required to get the best care for the least money.
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This is the second season since 1978-79 (as far back as reliable N.B.A. record-keeping goes) that the deadline falls before the All-Star Game.
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He's aiming to examine noncompliance with FOIA, as well as the use of personal email for government business and how it could affect record-keeping policies.
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Peter Mirijanian, a spokesman for Ivanka Trump's ethics lawyer, Abbe Lowell, told the Post the emails occurred before she was aware of government record-keeping regulations.
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This year took that trend to another level, though, when the annual growth of atmospheric carbon dioxide hit its highest mark in 56 years of record-keeping.
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"This may seem like a run-of-the-mill government request for record-keeping efficiency," wrote Victoria Lopez, senior staff attorney for the ACLU National Prison Project.
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The report indicates that it's "impossible" to say with certainty that no child abuse has taken place in recent years due to the dioceses' poor record-keeping.
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The immediacy of blockchain's record-keeping allows Revelator to track uses of digital assets and get royalties of any size to those owed as fast as possible.
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Blockchain technology provides an electronic record-keeping and transaction-processing system, which lets all parties track documentation through a secure network and requires no third-party verification.
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Digitization has more or less sent filing cabinets, Rolodexes, microfiche, card catalogs, and other forms of analog record-keeping into the great office space in the sky.
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Greater Union was built around 100 years ago, the pastor said, though it's difficult to discern the exact date because record-keeping was erratic in those days.
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But don't worry: Senate staffers are exempt from the record keeping rules that affect others in the presidential orbit, only having to archive records deemed "historically valuable."
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GORKA: So I just want to know what Austan and his cadre, say to the fact that we have the lowest minority unemployment since record-keeping began?
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In a consent order, Trump Taj Mahal admitted to having "willfully violated" reporting and record-keeping requirements under the federal Bank Secrecy Act from 2010 to 2012.
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ExsulCoin is one of a growing number of firms and agencies looking to provide services to refugees by using blockchain, which provides a transparent record-keeping platform.
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Brailsford told lawmakers that the package contained the legal decongestant Fluimucil - although a lack of a paper trail has called in to questions Sky's medical record keeping.
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Johnson, who chairs the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, asked White House counsel Emmet Flood to brief him on the potential federal record-keeping requirements breach.
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The 40 confirmed fatalities make the fires California's deadliest since record-keeping began, surpassing the 29 deaths from the Griffith Park fire of 1933 in Los Angeles.
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Mr. Och, who is also chief executive of Och-Ziff, agreed to pay $223 million to settle a record-keeping violation with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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This places it in a tie with the 1962-63 water year for the fourth-driest start to a water year since record-keeping began in 1877.
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In recent years technological innovations have made it possible for SMAs to accommodate smaller investors, because they are able to provide record-keeping even for smaller balances.
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Since the park didn't use an electronic record-keeping database until four years ago, I chose to limit the scope of my request to make things simpler.
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What to watch: With reports of staffers using encrypted chat apps, some Congresspeople are already asking for investigations into whether their use violates federal record-keeping laws.
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"We're committed to accurate and thorough reporting and record-keeping, and we didn't live up to that commitment in this case," PG&E spokesman Matt Nauman said.
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It was not possible to determine how much of the 50 percent increase was due to cow vigilantes, because record-keeping in many cases is non-existent.
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The company earns a record-keeping fee from the institutions whose accounts it oversees, but can generate far more revenue when investors buy its annuities and funds.
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WASHINGTON — As they inspect the nation's gun stores, federal investigators regularly find violations of the law, ranging from minor record-keeping errors to illegal sales of firearms.
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In this sense, his work can be seen as record-keeping — a documentation of artists working in Los Angeles around the same time, in the same network.
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MedStar quickly decided to take down "all system interfaces to prevent the virus from spreading" and moved to backup systems for paper record-keeping, the post said.
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January temperatures: Last month was the warmest in 141 years of record keeping, and 2020 is "virtually certain" to be among the 10 warmest years on record.
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Raising the standard deduction is smart and would simplify everything, reducing cheating and the need for record-keeping because millions of filers would no longer itemize deductions.
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Canada received its highest number of refugee claims in 2018 since record-keeping began three decades ago, according to the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRBC).
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Jay Inslee to declare a state of emergency, school officials around the state began to crack down on incomplete immunization records and lax record-keeping, Hoag said.
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August's record is the 16th monthly mark to fall in a row, which itself is the longest stretch of hottest months since record-keeping began in 85033.
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The record-keeping technology first emerged in 2009 with the birth of cryptocurrency but has since moved on from supporting the use of the likes of Bitcoin.
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Here is a map of all the tropical storm and hurricane tracks in the Atlantic and Pacific near the US since record keeping began in the 1003s.
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"I suspect that many of the issues for a Schedule C filer pertain to adequate record keeping," something audit assistance is unlikely to help with, she said.
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That's the lowest maximum amount recorded by satellites since record keeping began in 28503, with less ice in 22019 than last year's 14.54 million square kilometer coverage.
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That's the highest either count had reached since systematic record-keeping began in 2823, and reflected an 216 percent increase in total civilian war deaths since 22018.
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That's the highest either count had reached since systematic record-keeping began in 2009, and reflected an 11 percent increase in total civilian war deaths since 163.
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When you peel back the onion on money, what you really actually have at the end of the day are just a bunch of record-keeping systems.
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The affidavit laid out a broad, well-funded campaign — and provided specific details of Khusyaynova's "meticulous record-keeping and management of Project Lakhta funds," including budgets and expenditures.
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David Ferriero, Archivist of the United States, recently replied to a letter from Senators Claire McCaskill and Tom Carper regarding the Trump White House's shoddy record-keeping practices.
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" Prosapio said Schlitterbahn is addressing the bulk of the "administrative, record keeping, and documentation issues" raised by the audit and is challenging its accuracy in "several important respects.
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No problematic product sample was found, but the review flagged issues with the condition of the production facilities, quality control, record-keeping, and implementation of food safety regulations.
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Kirby said the State Department will work with the National Archives and Record Administration to determine whether there need to be changes to the department's record-keeping practices.
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The Seshat database, named in honor of the Egyptian goddess of knowledge and record keeping, is an ongoing project for tracking important historical and sociological changes over time.
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When it comes to managers texting employees, McIntyre suggested evaluating whether there needs to be a record of the conversation -- either for legal reasons, or record keeping purposes.
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That they could have been caught seems likely, given the level and sophistication of the technology and record keeping at the disposal of the state and its agents.
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The blockchain technology provides an electronic record-keeping and transaction-processing system, which lets all parties track documentation through a secure network and requires no third-party verification.
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The regulator said a study of hundreds of cases had found the unlawful advice ranged from poor record keeping to actions likely to result in significant customer losses.
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According to statistics from New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's office, 2015 was the safest year on New York City streets since record-keeping began in 1910.
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Never since record-keeping began in 1880 have three straight years set a temperature record, but officials said that is likely; they, too, attributed it to climate change.
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Unlike the gynecology clinic that was set up for these exams and the record-keeping, the medical clinic was not, so I was always scrambling on my own.
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In 2013 Edward Snowden, a contractor for the National Security Agency, brought to light the evidence of large-scale surveillance and record keeping on communications of U.S. citizens.
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The immigration of a century ago was at least somewhat orderly, with its processing centers and its record-keeping, even though people were sometimes fleeing persecution or calamity.
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Mr. Och will also be named in a Securities and Exchange Commission administrative complaint and will enter an agreement over the firm's inaccurate record-keeping, these people said.
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Scientists at the University of Nottingham realized that they had an ideal opportunity to study dog fertility — five types of purebreds, uniform conditions, one location, systematic record-keeping.
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Many Americans do not have the capacity for the meticulous record keeping it takes to itemize their returns, but they do deserve a tax break for their philanthropy.
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Record-keeping systems based on database technologies originally developed in the 1960s and confined by national borders cannot keep pace with a globalized, automated, increasingly AI-driven world.
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He said releasing the report would help him show that HSBC had systemic issues that led the bank to fumble its record-keeping duties in his mortgage dispute.
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Source: CoinDesk Both cryptocurrencies are based on the same blockchain technology — a fixed, transparent record-keeping system that allows money to quickly change hands regardless of geographical location.
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This year is shaping up to be the fourth-hottest on record, and 17 of the 18 warmest years since modern record-keeping began have occurred since 2001.
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Generally, you can rely on your brokerage firm to do this for you, especially since new record-keeping rules went into effect for most transactions starting in 2011.
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Across the United States, the state recording of vital information — that is, reliable, accurate state record-keeping surrounding new births — was introduced in different states at different times.
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He said the record-keeping problems were the result of the Taliban attack on the university, which forced it to move abruptly to a new, highly fortified campus.
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The evidence of climate change is increasingly sobering, with the last four years also the hottest four years on record since modern record-keeping began in the 1880s.
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GAO found that DHS personnel "have not accurately and consistently recorded family units and separations" — and such record-keeping failures continued even after the zero tolerance policy ended.
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And across the complex, there were instances of unmanned security posts, poor record-keeping, papered-over security cameras, rodent infestation, water leaks, sagging floors and expired fire extinguishers.
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The record-keeping will allow the police department to assess the need for interpretation services, track of how often they are used, and monitor whether officers follow protocol.
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Beyond a one-time setup, businesses typically will pay an ongoing administration or record-keeping cost, and other expenses are typically paid as part of participant investment expenses.
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Since reliable record-keeping began more than 2600 years ago, North Carolina has only been hit by one Category 4 hurricane: Hazel, with 130 mph winds in 1954.
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The art world is quickly realizing that blockchain provides a new standard in provenance and record-keeping and we're looking forward to extending these services to the industry.
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The NSC does important stuff, and it's important to American foreign policy, national security and the annals of U.S. history that careful, legitimate record-keeping be scrupulously maintained.
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The panel met twice, but was quickly bogged down amid states' unwillingness to comply with its requests and lawsuits alleging it did not follow federal record-keeping laws.
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Warnings to Chinese companies published by the FDA and EMA in recent years show that dozens have violated standards, mainly relating to record-keeping during the manufacturing process.
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So they moved it to a separate electronic and record-keeping system that's used for much more secretive information — information of an especially sensitive nature, the whistleblower writes.
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As part of the settlement agreement, CVS acknowledged that during that time frame, some of its California pharmacies failed to fulfill certain record-keeping obligations under federal law.
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The company did not comment on instances of false record-keeping, the internal memos and other irregularities Reuters documented before and after 2016 at Tinker and other bases.
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If we have an open, global, record-keeping system that is very, very secure, it's distributed and decentralized in the same way the web is distributed and decentralized.
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Ms. Bowser said there were no plans yet to close schools on Friday, adding that public schools had already been scheduled for early dismissal at midday for record-keeping.
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The city of Chicago went all of January and February without any snow on the ground, an unprecedented streak in the 146 years of record keeping for the city.
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Clearing firms such as Pershing act as intermediaries between securities brokerages and exchanges, typically handling back-office tasks for brokerages such as order processing, settling trades and record keeping.
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He said this was even more problematic when dealing with so-called "failed states" such as Syria or Somalia, where infrastructure and record-keeping has been degraded by conflict.
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Investigators have been unable to identify the remains, thanks to shoddy storage and record-keeping, but they're believed to be from the early 2000s, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.
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Demonetisation also increases use of electronic and bank-based payment systems, which will make record-keeping easier and more common, allowing government better to track and tax the proceeds.
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In the contiguous United States, the year was the second-warmest on record, punctuated by a December that was both the hottest and the wettest since record-keeping began.
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Average Arctic sea ice extent during February totaled more than 2000,21981 square miles — the smallest since record-keeping began in 22010, and 7.6 percent below the 1981-2010 average.
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In the 221s, a museum secretary noticed a discrepancy in the institution's record-keeping of loaned artworks; her boss gave her a Klimt drawing to keep her mouth shut.
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On Wednesday, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced that July was the hottest month ever recorded on our planet, since modern record-keeping began in 1880.
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To get a snapshot of how electronic record keeping impacts the way doctors spend their time, Sinsky and colleagues analyzed data collected on 57 physicians in four U.S. states.
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Blockchain works as an electronic transaction-processing and record-keeping system that allows all parties to track information through a secure network, with no need for third-party verification.
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Chaffetz and Cummings also noted their unease with encrypted apps White House staffers have been using, which the lawmakers believe may pose a risk to record keeping and transparency.
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There have been 34,999 HIV cases in the Philippines since record-keeping started in 1984, with 83 percent diagnosed in the last five years, according to the health department.
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Earth's climate has experienced 22018 of the 19 warmest years on record since 2000, and in 2019 scientists recorded the hottest month in 140 years of reliable record-keeping.
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Mull provided few new details about the Clinton's email arrangement or the department's record-keeping practices and repeatedly insisted that he could not recall various aspects of the setup.
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Nevada and Wyoming set records for precipitation, while California had the second wettest winter in the 123 years of record-keeping, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said.
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We are currently reviewing the email practices of the current and last four Secretaries of State, including the impact of these practices on FOIA and agency record keeping requirements.
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The report, which was distributed to Capitol Hill on Wednesday, accused Clinton of failing to comply with record-keeping rules and claimed she never sought approval for the setup.
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The record-keeping is so bad, and the process of reuniting families so chaotic, that the administration is administering DNA tests to figure out who is related to whom.
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House Democrats have questioned whether the method violates public record-keeping laws, but Interior said an outside review found the process did not result is destruction of federal records.
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The supervision and regulatory system would be tightened, the State Council said, with better record keeping for the production, storing and transport of vaccines and tougher punishments for lawbreakers.
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In an interview with federal investigators on Tuesday, Edwards said she was a "whistleblower" who made the disclosures for "record keeping," according to a criminal complaint filed by prosecutors.
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The blockchain startup says it has been working with an unnamed "aerospace and defence manufacturer" to develop a proof of concept to improve record keeping for its supply chain.
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That suggests that of every 10 supposed supercentenarians, seven or eight of them are actually younger than that, but we just don't know it because of poor record-keeping.
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The number of traffic fatalities in 2017 in New York City plummeted to the lowest level since record-keeping started over a century ago, city officials said on Monday.
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"There's no record keeping of such things, especially of improvised stuff," said Peter Clark, the Met's archivist, who remembers hearing Pons's F on a radio broadcast as a child.
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The new law, however, attempts to skirt the federal ruling by establishing a "biological basis" for sex markers on birth certificates, citing a government need for accurate record-keeping.
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The leaders of the Senate Finance Committee are pressing IRS Commissioner John Koskinen for information about his agency's record-keeping practices after another incident involving an erased hard drive.
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At the same time, Byrne says that he's moving companies away from a spreadsheet-driven record keeping system, enabling them to see all of the data in one place.
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" And, Daly said, Broadridge is taking a bullish long-term view on blockchain technology, a digital record-keeping system that the outgoing CEO said "will make our world better.
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" Wray pledged "concrete changes to ensure that our FISA protocols, verifications, layers of review, record-keeping requirements, and audits are more stringent and less susceptible to mistake or inaccuracy.
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Some of the readings were especially eye-popping: Highs of 70 were seen in Boston on consecutive January days for the first time since record-keeping began in 1872.
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Brailsford told a parliamentary committee in December that "mistakes were made" in Team Sky's record-keeping but he has always denied that the team was involved in any wrongdoing.
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The committee is also expected to formally open an investigation into federal record-keeping that will encompass emails from the private server Hillary Clinton used as secretary of State.
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Experts' best estimates (before there was more formal census and record-keeping) were that 703% to 40% of the world became ill and more than 50 million people died.
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The contiguous United States is having its second-warmest year so far in 123 years of record keeping, according to new data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Just a few years ago a blizzard dumped 24 inches of snow in less than 12 hours — while last year Chicago saw its driest winter since record-keeping began.
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But the ostensible murder occurred before electronic record keeping, so it was possible, Talese concluded, that the case files had disappeared or that Foos had mixed up his dates.
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Crypto currencies, obviously, they solve a lot of different problems, as we talked about a little bit before, that have to do with record keeping and all of this.
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These elevated temperatures are responsible for June 2019 being the warmest June in 139 years of record-keeping, and 18 of the 19 warmest years on record occurring since 2001.
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In addition to the changes to the record-keeping rule, a majority of the amendments that took effect this month are aimed at the information collected on the Form ADV.
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The report says it is "impossible" to determine with certainty that no child abuse has taken place in recent years due to the Catholic Church's record keeping in the state.
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And Delaware, the American state which has made a big business out of registering companies from all over the world, is gearing up to allow blockchains for corporate record-keeping.
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Chipotle thinks that all of the cases in the past three months are related, but due to faulty record-keeping, it hasn't identified the ingredient causing people to get sick.
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Chao's alleged medical malpractice here extends beyond shoddy record-keeping, failure to properly examine a patient and track his response to prescription medication, all of which Chao is accused of.
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The document also alleges that Jackson "had questionable record keeping for pharmaceuticals" and regularly distributed Ambien to members of the White House staff and the media flying on overseas trips.
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In a public letter, Gainer said shortcomings in past investigations and record-keeping made it difficult in many cases to assess credibility or guilt or even determine the underlying conduct.
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According to NNEDV's own record-keeping, the 56 coalitions that fall under its purview serve about 70,000 people and field some 12,000 phone calls a day from those seeking support.
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One questioned if Clinton had been previously warned about whether the use of a private server to conduct official State Department business was in conflict with federal record keeping laws.
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These elevated temperatures are responsible for June 22019 being the warmest June in 224 years of record-keeping, and 20193 of the 22019 warmest years on record occurring since 250.
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What's next: Grassley and Graham are not just emphasizing the "unusual" record keeping — they are also focusing on whether the meeting contained reference to the Steele dossier and Carter Page.
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When two officials in the record-keeping division raised concerns in 2010, their superior "instructed the staff never to speak of the secretary's personal email system again," the report said.
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But Judicial Watch is not satisfied, arguing that the FBI's investigation was focused on whether Clinton unlawfully transmitted classified information through the server — not whether she flouted record-keeping laws.
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Sainsbury also said that about A$1.3 million ($930,280.00) of life insurance premiums collected from over four thousand dead customers had yet to be refunded, blaming "record-keeping system" errors.
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The group has sued the State Department under the Freedom of Information Act and begun interviewing former Clinton aides about her email setup and the department's federal record-keeping responsibilities.
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And because record-keeping in Kenya's rural highlands can be spotty, some agents and officials fear that age cheating might become as noxious a problem as doping in the sport.
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Federal employees are not legally prohibited from using personal email accounts for business, but they must quickly copy the emails to a government system for record-keeping and transparency purposes.
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Another crucial bit of I.R.A. record-keeping is any record of conversions from regular I.R.A.s to Roth I.R.A.s, which allow you to withdraw the money free of taxes decades later.
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Last year was the country's fourth hottest since record-keeping began in 1901, with rainfall down by nearly 6 percent from 2016, according to the Indian Ministry of Earth Sciences.
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The lawsuit accuses the Trump administration of violating federal record-keeping laws by failing to create, and properly save, records of Trump's and other senior officials' communications with foreign leaders.
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They asked a judge to rule that the administration was violating federal laws and to issue an order requiring the administration to comply with its record-keeping obligations going forward.
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He has worked with the Edhi Foundation for half of his adult life, mostly handling administrative affairs, and slowly trying to raise the standard of services and digitize record keeping.
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The Interior Department's watchdog was unable to determine if a series of senior staff reassignments that took place last year complied with federal law due to poor departmental record-keeping.
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So far blockchain technology has been used to track financial transactions, but people are starting to explore its record-keeping capabilities in banking, sports, health care and even food safety.
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Mr. Finegood's original alteration also referred to state legislation; that year, California had relaxed its record-keeping regarding arrests and convictions of those suspected or found guilty of marijuana use.
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This year may be a partial anomaly, Mr. Litterst said, but the average date of peak bloom has shifted forward by almost five days since record keeping began in 1921.
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Look no further than this past July, the warmest month in 140 years of record-keeping, the skyrocketing levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide, or the disappearing glaciers around the world.
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In his cross-examination of prosecution witnesses, Mr. O'Donnell has sought to cast Mr. Wills as a rookie politician tripped up by arcane campaign finance laws and shoddy record-keeping.
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The committee also condemned the office for "sloppy practices," such as inconsistent policies and bad record-keeping, between at least 2008 to 2013, which led to official resources being misused.
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Many Americans do not have the capacity or resources for the meticulous record keeping it takes to itemize their returns, but they do deserve a tax break for their philanthropy.
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I think the really powerful thing about it is it's a shared record-keeping system that is open and transparent, anyone can see it, audit it, verify transactions on it.
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Reince Preibus tried to put a system in place to track what crossed the president's desk — an attempt to comply with record-keeping laws — but staff found ways around it.
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The CBO estimates that all non-defense discretionary spending already is on track to fall to roughly 2.5% of GDP in 503 -- the lowest figure since record-keeping began in 1962.
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The blizzard is expected to be one of the top-five worst ever to hit New York since record-keeping began in 1869, according to the New York Daily News. Gov.
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The way Ripcord CEO Alex Fielding discusses chief competitor Iron Mountain, the record keeping company sounds like it runs the warehouse from the last scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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Federal record keeping requires all government employees to turn over official copies of any electronic messaging to the agencies they work for no later than 20 days after it was created.
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Each of the past 12 months has set a record for being the warmest such month in 137 years of record-keeping, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Earth's temperature in July 2019 was 1.71 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th-century average, the warmest month since record-keeping began in 13.
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Imagine a company that well-resourced, and with highly skilled employees, and a well-established set of record keeping and databases, and it took years to understand its own purchasing patterns!
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Spotify keeps facing down lawsuits about royalties and record-keeping, and incorrectly counting streams for one of the biggest artists in the world doesn't seem like it will help its case.
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The World Bank has been involved in several trials, for example one in Nigeria to improve record-keeping in health clinics, thereby making it less likely that money will be stolen.
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The findings: Dangerous patterns of over-reliance on unqualified medical staff, unreasonable delays or denials of care, subpar mental health care, and bad record-keeping, in public and private prisons both.
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Shelby said Tuesday that the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health found Tesla's record keeping related to worker injuries and illnesses to be 903% accurate over the past five years.
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Brainard said common ledgers could simplify the complicated cross-border record keeping involved in trade finance, lower counterparty risk in securities transactions, or even automatically enforce bond payment or other contracts.
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The report showed Clinton and her senior aides did not comply with the State Department's record-keeping policies, and the problems spread to other former secretaries and areas of the department.
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It was 37,000 square miles smaller than the previous low, observed in February 2015, making it the smallest maximum ice cover observed in the 38-year history of satellite record keeping.
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The period from December to February, which the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) defines as winter for record-keeping purposes, averaged 28503 degrees Fahrenheit on the lower 22019's surfaces.
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Better record keeping through blockchain ledgers would make it easier to pinpoint locations of outbreaks of food borne illnesses or prevent mislabeling of allergens, Garrick Hileman, head of research at Blockchain.
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Giuliani also participated in meetings with DEA officials and helped broker a deal where Perdue paid a $2 million fine for record-keeping violations but admitted no wrongdoing, the senators said.
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Careful record-keeping by people with assets and their families, as well as improved access to government records, can make it easier for survivors to find their property and claim it.
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In exile, Vicuña would craft many modes of political resistance, ranging from over 400 precarios to quipus ("talking knots"), Incan record-keeping devices woven from colored wool and punctuated by knots.
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The Thomas Fire, the biggest of a number of blazes currently burning in California, has torched 22,2100 acres, making it the state's third-largest since reliable record-keeping began in 217.
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But the agency added a wrinkle: Because July is always the hottest month of the year, this July was the hottest of any month since adequate record-keeping began in 1880.
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Spotty record-keeping and gaps between agencies that had had contact with Mr. Germany, each in possession of some of his story, kept the news of his discovery from his family.
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The last three years have been the hottest since record-keeping began in the 19th century, and there's little room in Trump's plan for energy sources that treat the planet kindly.
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And if you find you like Amazon's record-keeping but want to see items similar to ones you have already looked at, click the More Like This button under the product.
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It would require the city to create better supervision, new standards and record-keeping for the use of force, protection for whistle-blowers and measures to prevent officer collusion during investigations.
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Leading Wednesday's procession were House Clerk Cheryl Johnson, who's in charge of record-keeping for the lower chamber, and House Sergeant at Arms Paul Irving, who heads the body's law enforcement.
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The report found that Arctic land surface temperatures were the highest in 2007 and 2011 since record keeping began in the early 20th century, reducing sea ice and affecting marine animals.
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Shoemaker and the other researchers involved in the project believe more standardized record keeping by police could help clarify the overall picture of racial bias and offer solutions in the future.
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Strict record-keeping becomes essential to preserve a remarkable tax break, said Jerald D. August, tax partner and head of the international tax and wealth planning practice group at Fox Rothschild.
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Those included performance reviews of senior leadership, better record-keeping in human resources, reformulating the company's cultural values, mandatory manager and human resources training, and an emphasis on diversity and inclusion.
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" Homeland Security has touted efforts to digitize its record keeping, announcing in 2014 that ICE was adopting an eClinicalWorks digital health record to replace previous "legacy systems and paper-based files.
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That storm, which caused billions of dollars in damage, was one of the most powerful cyclones to have affected Queensland since record-keeping began, according to the Australian Bureau of Meteorology.
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That was 2628,28500 square miles smaller than the previous low, observed in February 6900, making it the smallest maximum ice cover observed in the 2628-year history of satellite record keeping.
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Air Force housing employees stationed at Tinker reported instances of questionable record-keeping and slum-like living conditions to Air Force officials from late 2015 through 2018, emails and interviews show.
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The plea agreement, which was technically related to the company's improper record-keeping, also showed that problems went far beyond its operations in Mexico, the original focus of The Times's reporting.
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"So there may be some regulations that are put in place to ensure that there is adequate record-keeping and processing and confirmation that these fetuses aren't discarded like so much trash."
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Average temperatures for the United States from September through November, were the warmest in 122-years of record keeping, according to a report released Wednesday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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The National Archive also instructed Trump not to delete tweets because doing so violated federal record-keeping laws, making a strong case that his personal Twitter account is considered an official channel.
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When Volker handed them over to the committees he simultaneously handed the same documents over to the State Department for record keeping purposes, explained one of the sources familiar with his actions.
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British gas distribution network company Cadent has agreed a record £44 million ($55.69 million) penalty with Britain's energy regulator for failing to properly supply gas to some customers and poor record-keeping.
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But data quality — a constant struggle in health care — remains an enormous threat to medical AI. The big problem: Record keeping is so bad that doctors laugh when you ask about it.
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The problematic reports and record-keeping errors, which affected hundreds of millions of trades, orders and accounts from 2010 to 2015, occurred because of a system configuration error, according to regulatory documents.
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Flashback: Encrypted messaging apps have become popular amongst government employees as hacks and leaks proliferate — Confide exploded amongst White House staff earlier this year — but raise potential hazards for official record keeping.
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According to the rep, Vereen believed the divorce had been finalized, and notes the confusion could be a result of bad record keeping or an oversight by Vereen's attorneys at the time.
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According to the National Weather Service, Washington has received only five snow events totaling more than 17 inches of snowfall over a maximum three-day period since record-keeping began in 1884.
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The bank earned more than A$35 million ($1.33 million) in fees from the practice, although "ANZ's inadequate record-keeping practices" meant the exact amount could not be established, the filing said.
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They wrote that the president's reported actions threatened to undermine the State Department's "ability to develop and execute foreign policy that advances our national interests" and potentially violated federal record-keeping laws.
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On July 25, Shanghai, China, which is the most populated city in the world with 27 million residents, set a record for its hottest day since record-keeping began there in 53.
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If Madeline or Lester were to make landfall on the Big Island of Hawaii, it would be the first time a hurricane were to do so since record-keeping began in 1949.
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Clinton exclusively used email accounts housed on the server during her tenure as secretary of State, which critics say amounted to the thwarting of public record keeping laws and jeopardized national security.
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As a result of my rulings and community outcry, the Police Department agreed to reforms, which include better record keeping, the use of police body cameras and the abandonment of racial profiling.
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"It's time for Republicans to put an end to the political pursuit of Secretary Clinton and work on fixing the broader record-keeping problems that have existed for many years," added Sen.
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The median household's income in 2015 was $56,500, up 220 percent from the previous year — the largest single-year increase since record-keeping began in 22.9, the Census Bureau said on Tuesday.
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At a city council meeting last Thursday, the NYPD assistant deputy commissioner, Robert Messner, spoke out against the bill, claiming that such data was beyond the scope of their record-keeping technology.
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The State Council, China's cabinet, said on Wednesday it would tighten supervision of vaccine distribution, with better record keeping for the production, storing and transport of vaccines and tougher punishments for lawbreakers.
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While today countries keep detailed records of testing and diagnosis for new outbreaks (as they've been doing during the coronavirus crisis), there was no such record-keeping capacity in the late 1910s.
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In deciding for Quill, the Supreme Court cited the "administrative and record-keeping requirements" that could "entangle" a mail-order house if it were subject to sales-tax obligations in every jurisdiction.
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For example, the administrative and record-keeping burden didn't disappear under the physical-presence rule — it was merely shifted to consumers, who are left to comply with tax obligations on their own.
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If the government is serious about monitoring the markets for cryptocurrencies, it will need to require the trading firms to comply with the rules for exchanges, which include extensive record-keeping provisions.
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Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) separately asked EPA's inspector general on Thursday to look into Pruitt's alleged use of four different email accounts at EPA, and whether federal record-keeping laws were followed.
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The predictions follow a January that was the warmest ever in 141 years of record keeping, Karin Gleason, a climatologist with the National Centers for Environmental Information, said in a conference call.
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Three years ago, an audit by the New York City comptroller's office found that because of "grossly inaccurate" record-keeping, the city's Education Department could not account for 1,817 computers it owned.
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Separately, the SEC recently said it plans to propose a rule to enhance the record-keeping requirements of broker-dealers as part of its efforts to boost the oversight of algorithmic trading.
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Officials in China said this week that car sales there plummeted 19 percent in December, the steepest decline in modern record-keeping that coincides with a broader slowdown of the Chinese economy.
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House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Jason Chaffetz has been quietly planning a probe into the federal government's record keeping — an investigation he acknowledges could put Hillary Clinton in the cross hairs.
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Cosmetics attempts to juggle two beauty trends that make oversight and record-keeping both difficult and necessary: It develops new products very quickly, and it markets itself as a cruelty-free brand.
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There are an estimated 20113,22011 lead service lines — pipes that carry water — in Flint, although poor record keeping has made it a challenge to figure out exactly where those pipes are buried.
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This gets to the other use cases of blockchain, which is ... so you can represent that money at its core is this social record-keeping system, there's a geofence around it, typically.
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Although the government spent $20 billion to get doctors and hospitals to switch to electronic record-keeping, his family had to take information by hand from the trial to another set of doctors.
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The company paid $80 million five years ago to resolve a federal investigation that centered on inadequate record keeping of its Florida opioid sales that allowed the pills to reach the black market.
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Of those 22, 21 grantees were found to have some form of "violation of grant requirements," which included unauthorized or unallowable expenditures, slipshod record keeping and failure to report in a timely manner.
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Blockchain, which functions as an online record-keeping system maintained by a group of peers rather than a central agency or authority, also offers new business opportunities in tracking bags and flight delays.
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"In principle there could be various benefits: the simple efficiency of instant global electronic transactions, preventing counterfeiting, better record-keeping and monitoring of transactions, no printing press, etc," Eliosoff wrote in an email.
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While across the Hudson River, New York City last year recorded its lowest number of traffic deaths since record-keeping started over a century ago, Jersey City is heading in the opposite direction.
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Republicans rejected the Democrats' assertion that the bill was unfair to refugees, and argued that it was needed because war-torn Syria did not have proper record-keeping on its citizens for vetting.
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Inspectors noted unlabeled lines, poor record keeping, and insufficient staff, and estimated that up to 52% of water was being lost due to leaks, according to documents sent to BuzzFeed News by DHEC.
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A Justice Department lawyer on Tuesday had told the judge, Amy Berman Jackson of the DC District Court, that there was no risk to the White House's record-keeping of Trump's foreign calls.
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Instead, sea ice is lower for this time of year than it has been since satellite record-keeping began, ice growth is sluggish if not stalled, and the air temperatures are, frankly, nuts.
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Global temperatures across land and sea were 234.63 degrees Fahrenheit above the 24.69th century average, making 21 the fourth-warmest year since record-keeping began in 143, NOAA said in a report Thursday.
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In the case of GlaxoSmithKline, the SEC alleged that the company's China-based subsidiary and a China-based joint venture violated internal controls and record-keeping provisions of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Accusations that she exposed government secrets to hackers and tried to side-step record keeping laws have since dogged her campaign, and the arrangement is being examined by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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The department's record-keeping and email archiving practices attracted scrutiny during the 2016 presidential campaign when the New York Times reported that Clinton had used a private email server as secretary of state.
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But the law contains "blind spots" — namely, record-keeping for direct cellphone communications, said Jonathan Turley, a professor at George Washington University Law School, who specializes in public interest and national security law.
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He has also presided over a drop in unemployment to levels not seen in a generation, but most importantly, in historical terms, the lowest unemployment amongst African Americans since systematic record-keeping began.
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The Australian report also called for a National Office for Child Safety and national child safety standards, child abuse reporting and record keeping, which would cover all institutions engaged in child-related work.
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This is a question the judge asked in a status hearing earlier this month, in light of reports about how poor record-keeping seriously hindered efforts by officials to reunite families they'd separated.
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Clinton's troubling email history dominated the headlines on Monday with revelations that the FBI discovered approximately 15,000 new emails that Clinton had not handed over to the State Department for record-keeping purposes.
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" Early tablets consist of "lists, lists and lists," Scott says, and the subjects of that record-keeping are, in order of frequency, "barley (as rations and taxes), war captives, male and female slaves.
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And Daniel S. Och, the founder of the $22 billion Och-Ziff Capital Management, was forced last month to pay $23 million to settle record-keeping charges related to a federal bribery investigation.
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It was the hottest June in the U.S. since record keeping began in January 28503, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported, breaking the previous record set in 22019 by 0.2 degrees.
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Two leading House Republicans have formally requested that the FBI open an investigation into whether Clinton perjured herself before Congress, while others have demanded to know whether she violated federal record-keeping laws.
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Detection rules are action-based and target suspicious transaction behaviors, such as excessive cash deposits, structured transactions intended to avoid government record-keeping thresholds, and rapid money movement through one bank to another.
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Many were the victims of a government effort to strip certain groups of their citizenship in their native countries, of poor record-keeping, of the transient circumstances of their people or some combination.
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The paper, by Saul Justin Newman of the Biological Data Science Institute at Australian National University, looked at something we often don't give a second thought to: the state of official record-keeping.
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SALARIES The average major league salary dropped this year for the first time since 403 and for only the fourth time since record-keeping started 240 years ago, according to the players' association.
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In recent weeks, American Petroleum Institute, a lobbying group for fossil fuel companies, has asked President Donald Trump and the EPA to loosen environmental regulations and waive-record keeping, according to The Hill.
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Losing such an account not only means no more record-keeping fees for TIAA, it also means the company will no longer generate money management revenues from participants' purchases of in-house funds.
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Investigators said they were able to confirm only 31 cases of inappropriate seizures because of poor record keeping by the State Department, but immigration advocates say the actual number is in the hundreds.
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The past three years were the hottest ever measured since record-keeping began in 1880, with 2016 ranking No. 1, followed by 2015 and 133, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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"Be discriminating," she said, adding that if record-keeping becomes overwhelming "you're far less likely to go through them, and folks from the next generation probably won't know what to make of them."
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Blockchain, a digital record-keeping method that exploded in popularity in conjunction with the cryptocurrency craze, will change the way the world makes transactions, IBM's Martin Schroeter told CNBC on Thursday after earnings.
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The clinic closed under a cloud, and a government commission concluded in 2015 that its record-keeping was so poor that none of the donors' identities could be deemed reliable under the law.
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Larsen C is currently at its smallest size since satellite-record keeping began, and other ice shelves along the Antarctic Peninsula have been retreating for decades—in part, scientists believe, due to climate change.
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And thanks to the obsessive record-keeping of devout birders, Audubon scientists were able to draw from a database of 140 million records for its study of birds in Mexico, the US and Canada.
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The Anangu, troubled not only by the cultural effects but also by the mounting number of deaths — at least 37 climbers have died since record-keeping began — also worked to change views of Uluru.
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She said she was concerned about a lack of record keeping for the families who have been separated, and she was concerned that some parents were not getting information sheets related to their children.
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Discrepancies could be as simple as a misrecorded birthdate, especially given that today's supercentenarians (or people over 110 years old) were born in a time with lower literacy rates and less detailed record-keeping.
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"It wasn't by the widest of margins, but July 2016 was the warmest month since modern record-keeping began in 1880," said NASA's Gavin Schmidt, who directs the Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS).
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The Georgia capital has only recorded nine days with temperatures of 95 degrees or greater during the month; next week could add five days to that tally, which reflects 140 years of record-keeping.
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And as both NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced on Wednesday, the last five years have been the five hottest in history — since quality record-keeping began in the 1880s.
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In light of the President's use of Twitter as a daily means of communicating directly with the public, Quigley's bill reignites a long-running conversation about the extent of presidential record-keeping and transparency.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nasdaq Inc has provided blockchain technology to run a new exchange to trade guaranteed advertising contracts as more mainstream finance projects using the record keeping software move into the real world.
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Manafort's attorneys, meanwhile, made clear in their opening statement that they'll be focusing on Richard Gates, the longtime business associate of Manafort who they say was the one in charge of financial record-keeping.
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Tropical Storm Julia, a small weather system parked along the southeastern Atlantic coast, wouldn't be especially noteworthy except for one thing: There's never been another storm like it — at least since record-keeping started.
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Harvey brought over 50 inches of rain to some parts of Texas, setting a record for the most rainfall from any tropical storm or hurricane to hit the United States since record-keeping began.
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Among other questions, Judicial Watch lawyers have asked Clinton whether she was aware of the need to comply with federal record-keeping and open records laws and whether her email setup skirted those obligations.
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OSHA is requesting permission from the White House's Office of Management and Budget to keep collecting information on the implementation of a new standard that would cover safety designs, as well as record-keeping.
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The report published on Friday outlined several changes the company plans to make to prevent cheating, including automating record keeping for product tests and requiring multiple employees to verify that test results are accurate.
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Dr. Van Koinis, found dead of suicide in September 2019, left behind a note that "raised questions about the record keeping of vaccinations at his medical practice," the sheriff's office said in a statement.
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Currently, only a handful of states have such laws, which require prospective gun owners to get a permit from their local law enforcement office and to submit their fingerprints and photograph for record keeping.
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Shulkin also clashed with the Mar-a-Lago Crowd over how to improve the VA's electronic record-keeping software (the one episode involving the trio that has previously surfaced, in a report by Politico).
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Zinke last year called the controversy over his travel habits "a little B.S." The Campaign Legal Center said the inadequate record-keeping and a lack of transparency allows the Interior Department to avoid scrutiny.
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Blockchain, which originates from digital currency bitcoin, works as an electronic transaction processing and record keeping system that allows all parties to track information through a secure network, with no need for third-party verification.
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The complaints against the three universities accuse them of breaching their fiduciary duties by causing the plan participants to pay millions of dollars in unreasonable and excessive fees for record keeping, administrative and investment services.
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Given how easy Tetra is to use, I could see it being used as a backup reference or for record keeping — turn it on, forget about it and use it to search through notes later.
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Meticulous record-keeping, making copies of receipts and ensuring you're well versed in what constitutes a "business expense" are all crucial parts of filing a return that's accurate and will get you the maximum refund.
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A former member in a Foreigners Tribunal now practicing in the Gauhati High Court criticized the tribunals' reliance on documents alone, ignoring the local context of illiteracy, poor record-keeping, and frequent migration during floods.
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"The global average sea level rose to a new record high in 2016, and was about 3.25 inches higher than that observed in 1993, when satellite record-keeping for sea level began," the report said.
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Here are three reasons why: Bitcoin is based on a secure financial record-keeping system called blockchain—everyone from small investors to Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari sees more potential in blockchain than bitcoin itself.
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Median salary: $231,2185Math importance level: 2150 Administrative services managers handle the supportive or administrative services of an organization, such as maintaining the facilities and supervising activities that include record-keeping, mail distribution, and office upkeep.
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That directive was part of an Obama administration effort to update government record-keeping for the digital age and promote accountability for official decisions by ensuring they are properly documented and preserved for future generations.
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Though record keeping of professional wrestling at that time isn't entirely comprehensive, it's known that Johnson debuted at the age of 16, with Wingo and their friend Kathleen Wimbley following sometime shortly after, around 1951.
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ProPublica reported that Trump has allowed Perlmutter, Moskowitz and Sherman to help screen candidates for senior VA positions and weigh in on topics ranging from electronic record-keeping software to medical services and private providers.
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With their controlled climates, confidential record keeping and enormous potential for tax savings, free ports have become the parking lot of choice for high-net-worth buyers looking to round out investment portfolios with art.
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Blockchain, which originates from digital currency bitcoin, works as an electronic transaction-processing and record-keeping system that allows all parties to track information through a secure network, with no need for third-party verification.
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GROUPS SUE EPA OVER RECORD KEEPING: A pair of environmental groups representing public employees sued the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Thursday, claiming officials failed to adequately maintain public records in violation of federal law.
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The last three years alone have been the warmest years on record for the planet since record keeping began, and have featured "record-breaking, climate-related weather extremes," many of which cost billions of dollars.
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Clinton and her campaign have dismissed concerns about the setup, claiming that it was used merely for convenience and that all work-related emails have been handed back to the State Department for record keeping.
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Tomb-builders and artisans began complaining of month-long payment delays in 1159 BC, as they prepared for a festival to honor Ramesses III, according to renowned Egyptologist Toby Wilkinson's analysis of ancient record keeping.
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On July 19, 2002, shares of Johnson & Johnson tumbled 16% as federal regulators investigated a former employee's allegations of false record-keeping at a plant that made an anemia drug linked to serious side effects.
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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government proposed legislation on Tuesday to restore record-keeping requirements for some rifle and shotgun sales in Canada and to expand background checks for all gun owners in the country.
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The court culture of the Heian era, which ran from the eighth through the 12th centuries, was one in which other Chinese developments — notably, bureaucracy — stimulated the demand for paper for record-keeping and bookmaking.
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Last year, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau proposed expanding the background review to the licensee's entire lifetime while resuming the record-keeping for some rifle and shotgun sales, prompting a fierce pushback from some gun owners.
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One of the sources close to Wolkoff told CNN that she is meticulous about record-keeping, and has maintained extensive records of her work surrounding the inauguration, including detailed ledgers and spreadsheets of budget expenses.
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The special measures can involve requiring record-keeping for certain transactions, obtaining information about the beneficial owners of accounts and identifying customers who use a correspondent account with a financial institution in the United States.
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One of the company's initiatives was automating the record-keeping for the VAT, which is designed to be collected in Saudi Arabia at every step of a product's life cycle, said Husam Yaghi, Ateon president.
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The Accurate Workplace Injury and Illness Records Restoration Act would bring back the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) record-keeping rule that was overturned by way of a resolution under the Congressional Review Act.
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The acknowledgment that more families were separated than previously reported is likely to spark concern from advocates, who've frequently questioned the accuracy of the government's record-keeping in the aftermath of the family separation crisis.
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Each application process differed by state, but performed the same task: allowing customers to apply to their state's record-keeping authority — usually a state's department of health — to obtain a copy of their historical records.
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" Andrew DeVore, an Amazon vice president, will tell the committee that new European privacy rules "required us to divert significant resources to administrative and record-keeping tasks and away from inventing new features for customers.
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" Andrew DeVore, an Amazon vice president, will tell the committee that new European privacy rules "required us to divert significant resources to administrative and record-keeping tasks and away from inventing new features for customers.
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He also said the electoral board's last-minute decision to allow unstamped ballots had prevented proper record-keeping, meaning that it was now impossible to determine how many invalid or fake votes may have been counted.
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The blockchain is a decentralized form of record-keeping that uses a peer-to-peer network to manage cryptocurrency systems, create smart contracts, and (depending on who you speak to) maybe revolutionize every facet of society.
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That claim was called into question on Tuesday, when the Internet Archive, the meticulous online record-keeping nonprofit that hosted the archived version of her site, said it had found no evidence to support her claim.
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The start-up aims to take advantage of the less-centralized record-keeping methods of Bitcoin, but still allow for someone to be in charge, to handle the software and to manage access to the system.
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For small business users in the lawncare industry, YardBook provides a suite of tools, including an estimated cost feature based on geolocation and satellite views of properties along with record keeping for the small business owner.
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They explained that many men who died in the battle were buried in makeshift graveyards and were moved without diligent record-keeping to make way for an airstrip on the island midway between Hawaii and Australia.
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"The company, through its internal processes, discovered certain travel activities and related funding and record keeping issues raising concerns, arising from marketing efforts by certain business groups based in China," 3M said in a regulatory filing.
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U.S.-based emerging-market stock funds, for instance, posted $73 million in outflows just one week after hauling in $3 billion, their third-greatest week of deposits since Lipper record keeping began a quarter century ago.
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Amid the rise in violence, Canada's federal government - which says many guns are smuggled in from the United States - introduced gun laws earlier this year that would require retailer record-keeping and beef up background checks.
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More than 90 percent of her work or potentially work-related emails provided to the Department were already in the State Department's record-keeping system because those e-mails were sent to or received by 'state.
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All of this should help business account holders deal with Uber expenses more efficiently, while integrating with many of the leading expense programs to move data smoothly from Uber to a company's regular record-keeping systems.
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This means that July was one of the warmest months the planet has seen in 137 years of record-keeping, comparable to July and August 2016, which tied for the record for the warmest month overall.
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House Oversight Committee Democrats on Thursday repeatedly hammered Republicans for investigating possible record-keeping violations by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The Justice Department ultimately decided not to press charges in that case, though it did hand the new emails over to the State Department for the purposes of record-keeping and to comply with transparency laws.
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Instead, they hope they can use the decentralized method of record-keeping introduced by Bitcoin — known as the blockchain or distributed ledger — to complete and record transactions in the real economy more efficiently, quickly and transparently.
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Lang was deposed about Clinton's email behavior and the State Department's record-keeping as part of a lawsuit from Judicial Watch, a conservative legal watchdog that has been given permission to interview multiple former Clinton aides.
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How a business credit card has simplified my lifeIt's easier to stay on top of financial housekeeping for my businessPutting all my business-related expenses on the Ink Business Preferred simplifies my record-keeping big-time.
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Measures adopted across the nation typically require a minimum number of paid sick hours or days each year and often mandate other guidelines in terms of permissible reasons for leave and record-keeping duties for employers.
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The GOP report includes high praise for Bernhardt, saying he "is improving the 'anemic' ethics environment of the Obama administration" and repeatedly lists witness testimony saying Bernhardt has not violated ethics or public record keeping laws.
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"Progress has been made to move blockchain adoption beyond experimentation and use in payments, but development has been largely confined to use cases like smart contracts, record keeping and decentralized applications rather than an institutionalized approach."
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. government may have separated "thousands" more immigrant children from their parents than previously known but inadequate record-keeping means the exact number is still unclear, an internal watchdog said on Thursday.
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Mr. Kushner seems to have a particular problem with official record keeping, having failed to list scores of assets on his government financial disclosure, and forgotten to include meetings with Russians on his security clearance form.
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The advent of online news has prompted journalists to consider how such reporting can perpetuate the criminalization of nonviolent offenders far into the future, thanks to the meticulous record-keeping practices of search engines like Google.
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Saved by the former prison authorities as part of their meticulous record-keeping, the photos now illustrate the legacy of Pol Pot's Cambodia, a regime that the current government calls the most murderous since Hitler's Germany.
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Sixteen of the 17 hottest years ever recorded have occurred since 2000, scientists say, and 2016 was both the hottest since modern record-keeping began in the 19th century and the third consecutive record-breaking year.
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The recommendations the comptroller's office made in 2014 included creating a centralized inventory system for computers and tablets and routinely monitoring record-keeping procedures at schools and department offices to ensure that their inventories were accurate.
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By 343, annual traffic fatalities in New York City had fallen to a record low of 234, a 21.4 percent drop from 2115 and the lowest since record-keeping began in 1910, the mayor's office said.
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More homicides were reported in May than in any other month since the government launched its current record-keeping system two decades ago, and 2017 was the deadliest year on record during the same time period.
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He said he would "be forced to consider alternative means to obtain compliance" if documents he requested about White House communications and record keeping were not shared with the committee, an indication he could subpoena them.
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In many cases over the past two decades, settlements with companies that violated "Made in America" rules were subject only to record-keeping and reporting requirements to make sure they did not violate the law again.
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Due to the lack of federal record-keeping, we can't even tell you precisely how many people are killed by police in the US in any given year, let alone how many of them are disabled.
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With the massacre, more LGBT people were killed in the United States in 2016 than any of the 20 years since such record-keeping began, according to a report by the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs.
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The settlement offers some lessons from multiple perspectives: Bribery that is undetected by executives reveals gaps in monitoring, record-keeping and compliance controls, and long-term overbilling by contractors signals corporate lapses in vendor oversight and selection.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 22 (Reuters) - The Commodity Futures Trading Commission ordered Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated to pay a $2.5 million civil penalty for failing to properly supervise its traders and for record keeping violations in 2010.
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According to the ACLU, the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), the record-keeping arm of the federal government, is considering allowing ICE to begin destroying documents related to detainees, operations, and more based on various timetables.
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"Through both a scientific approach to gathering data—including precise measurements and record keeping—and a poetic sensibility, Finch's works often inhabit the area between objective investigations of science and the subjectivity of lived experience," Enderby says.
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Yet the department's direction Wednesday becomes an important step for the Trump administration as the impeachment inquiry regarding Trump's July 25 call unfolds on Capitol Hill and the White House comes under fire for record-keeping practices.
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It would require the city to improve supervision, set new standards and record-keeping for the use of force and the protection for whistle-blowers as well as introducing measures to prevent officers from colluding during investigations.
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Nielsen's resignation also comes days after the U.S. government said it could take up to two years to reunite migrant children separated at the border with their parents due to poor record keeping prior to April 2018.
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In a report Monday, the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration said that 2016 so far is the third warmest on record for the contiguous United States since the beginning of record-keeping more than a century ago.
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This was the largest departure from average out of all of the 1,635 months in 137 years of record-keeping, surpassing the previous all-time record in February by just 0.01 degrees Celsius, or 0.02 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Clinton's deputy chief of staff at the State Department and is now the vice chairwoman of her presidential campaign, said her boss's use of the private server was never intended to sidestep federal record-keeping laws. Mrs.
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He was chairman of the House Subcommittee on Crime for most of the 21956s, a period that produced a ban on armor-piercing bullets and some attempts to limit assault weapons and tighten record-keeping on handguns.
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It also claimed that the State Department has had trouble with record-keeping through both the Obama and George W. Bush administrations, as Clinton's campaign and her Democratic allies on Capitol Hill were quick to point out.
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Using cards, he said, makes it easier to manage his spending and record-keeping, and his employees, most in their 20s, use digital payment services like Venmo or PayPal even to reimburse each other for a coffee.
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Though the project is a trial, it represents a step toward banks and clients adopting blockchain, a de-centralised record-keeping concept known for hosting payments in cryptocurrencies but confined to experiments in the mainstream business world.
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LONDON — The collapse of a highway bridge last week in Genoa, Italy, that killed 220 people has set off warnings across Europe about aging infrastructure and the need for new inspections, better record-keeping and more investment.
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House Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings said his request, with a July 10 deadline, marks the start of a new review of the private email practices of Trump administration officials that appear to violate federal record-keeping laws.
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"We have made strides in modernizing every aspect of food safety inspection, from company record keeping, to labeling requirements, to the way we perform testing in our labs," Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said in a news release.
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The transition represents a major shift in the way the department regards this daily record keeping by more than 22001,211 of its uniformed members, and it will vastly revamp how the department can access memo book information.
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The bureau said in a letter filed with a federal court late Tuesday afternoon that, now that the investigation into Clinton is over, it would turn over the emails over to the State Department for record-keeping.
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The substance, noted for causing health problems like leukemia, is working its way through the processes of the Toxic Substances Control Act, which allows the EPA to require reporting, record-keeping, testing and restrictions on dangerous substances.
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The infamous private email server, which enabled Clinton to skirt record-keeping rules and send emails that wouldn't turn up in Freedom of Information Act records requests, is just the most notable example of Clinton's habit of secrecy.
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One is that Clinton hatched the private email account plan as an elaborate dodge of federal record-keeping laws, but then months before the public became aware of the server's existence complied with requests to turn them over.
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The deals are the latest example of major trucking players in the deeply fragmented and low-margin industry scooping up smaller operators ahead of looming digital record-keeping regulations and amid a shortage of drivers in the industry.
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Just two weeks ago it was reported that Jared Kushner used WhatsApp for official communications and screenshots of those messages for preservation, which commentators say complies with record keeping laws but raises questions about potential admissibility as evidence.
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Such record keeping and escrow accounts are helpful for smaller, or artisan fisheries that may not have had the budget to travel around the world to get to know potential buyers, or to safeguard themselves against fraudulent claims.
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As part of the settlement, which covered record keeping for trades over a three-year period ending in October 2012, Barclays is required to cease and desist from committing further violations of relevant CFTC regulations, the agency said.
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This is due to a combination of an El Niño event in the Pacific Ocean and long-term, human-caused global warming, and marks the longest such record warm streak in 137 years of record-keeping, NOAA found.
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They prefer to cite the National Securities Markets Improvement Act of 1996 (NSMIA), arguing that it limits the ability of states to create new record keeping obligations for broker-dealers and may contain other barriers to state action.
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In a city where for the first time in 2227 years of record-keeping there was no snow on the ground at all in January or February, the skies lit up with streaks of lightning on Tuesday night.
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"It was incidental and I was always making sure that the work got forwarded to the government account to either my own account or [Jim] Rybicki, so I wasn't worried from a record-keeping perspective," he told investigators.
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According to the text of the bill, all settlements would be automatically referred to the ethics committees, maintained in a new electronic system for better record keeping, and made public, including the names of any personally liable members.
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In addition to the roughly 85033,000 emails she returned to the federal government for record-keeping, Clinton also claimed to have deleted a similar number of emails from her machine, which she claimed were purely personal in nature.
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"We want to produce trusted records," said Marina Reznik, a partner with the U.S.-based technology company Ubitquity, which is part of the project and describes itself as the first blockchain-secured platform for real estate record-keeping.
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Bryan Deneumostier, 33, of Homestead, was charged with two counts of illegal interception of oral communication and three counts of record-keeping violations in connection with the website "StraightBoyz," the Miami Herald reported, citing a law enforcement document.
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The U.S. government has a responsibility to execute its functions — regardless of the particular policy in play — in an effective manner, which includes basic record-keeping as well as effective and clear communication with those impacted by policies.
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In the clinic—the Bijdorp Medical Centre in Barendrecht, near Rotterdam—semen from different donors was mixed together, women were lied to about whose semen their child had been conceived with, and record-keeping was an absolute mess.
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If criminal records on recent arrestees was lost at Orleans Parish Prison and the New Orleans Police headquarters following Hurricane Katrina, what can we expect the state of record keeping in Aleppo or Benghazi to be right now?
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According to Ms. Bracegirdle, blockchain's decentralized record-keeping could create a "more welcoming art ecosystem" in which collectors and professionals routinely verify the authenticity, provenance and ownership of artworks on an industrywide registry securely situated in the cloud.
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Central Park is used for the official city total because record-keeping there is more extensive and "because, let's face it, when you think New York City, you think Central Park, not La Guardia or Kennedy," he said.
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Two years later, he was again punished, this time for his lack of record-keeping in connection with the sleep medication Ambien, which Chao prescribed to the former Chargers linebacker Junior Seau before Seau committed suicide in 2012.
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NHK reported that Hakone, a popular tourist destination in the mountains west of Tokyo, received more than 35 inches of rain in just 24 hours, the most for a single day since record-keeping was begun in 113.
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"As DHS works to improve its medical screening of children and migrants at the border to ensure there is a minimum standard of care, the need for proper record keeping on those screenings will only increase," she added.
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During the early months of the Trump administration, a former lobbyist for an industry group that has opposed the beryllium, silica and record-keeping rules served on the transition team at the Department of Labor, which oversees OSHA.
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It's relatively easy to see how blockchains could help create a decentralized payment system, but distributed record-keeping — one of the technology's main strengths — doesn't offer a clear solution for problems like finding moderators to manage decentralized communities.
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Here's the latest: NASA scientists announced that the Earth's average surface temperature for 2018 was more than one degree Celsius above the average of the late 19th century — among the highest in nearly 140 years of record keeping.
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"Secretary Zinke appears to have received a free pass from the White House with respect to the discovery of record-keeping practices so abysmal as to thwart investigation of his travel activities," said CLC ethics counsel Delaney Marsco.
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While distillery record-keeping improved only marginally in the early 20th century, it seems likely that after the passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act, and certainly after Prohibition, Maryland rye lost much of its unusual character.
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Between October and December, doctor office visits that were coded for either insertions or management of intrauterine devices rose by about 19 percent, according to Athenainsight, a division of the cloud-based record-keeping and medical billing company Athenahealth.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - October brings changes to the amount of information investment advisers must disclose on the Form ADV, and it also brings a revision to record keeping requirements for advisers offering performance data for clients.
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The transparency and archivist groups had flagged record-keeping practices around the Zelensky call this week following a whistleblower's accusation and CNN reporting that the White House restricted access to several transcripts of calls between Trump and foreign leaders.
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Yet it is these humble notes—all plucked from the BL's own treasure-hoard of manuscripts—that show how the simplest act of written record-keeping can set in train ideas and observations that may eventually change the world.
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The funds, which invest in more speculative global markets, took in $3 billion during the week ended March 23, their largest intake since January 2013 and the third-greatest week of inflows since Lipper record-keeping began in 1.53.
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" _____ "The report shows that problems with the State Department's electronic record-keeping systems were longstanding and that there was no precedent of someone in her position having a State Department email account until after the arrival of her successor.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is working toward strengthening oversight of algorithmic trading, with the regulator's staff currently developing a recommendation for a record keeping-related rule, a member of its trading division said on Friday.
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Current federal rules require only "one step forward and one step back" record-keeping by businesses involved in leafy greens, rather than a continuous record that tracks a product from the beginning to the end of the supply chain.
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Migrants routinely travel without papers or with false documentation; overcrowded dinghies run by people traffickers are clearly not subject to conventional record keeping; and families of the missing may be reluctant to report a disappearance for fear of prosecution.
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Twila Moon, a glaciologist at the National Snow and Ice Data Center, told Motherboard current forecasts suggest this is likely to be Greenland's second-largest melt event in terms of aerial extent since record-keeping began in the 1950s.
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While Singapore's H.I.V. registry was clearly raided by a "bad apple," he added, the leak points to potential problems with oversight of the record-keeping system — and with the storage of H.I.V. test results alongside so much personal information.
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And even if there are variations in weather patterns in the coming years, with some cooler years mixed in, the trend line is clear: 2107 of the 241 warmest years since modern record-keeping began have occurred since 240.
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Dr. Weed's eagerness to bring scientific rigor to medical record keeping led him in 20123 from Yale to Bangor, Me., where he accepted an offer to direct the new medical internship and residency program at Eastern Maine General Hospital.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Oil company Halliburton Co will pay $29.2 million to settle civil charges it violated federal anti-bribery rules related to books, record-keeping and internal accounting controls while doing business in Angola, U.S. regulators said on Thursday.
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Other allegations included in the document include that Jackson would prescribe medications when "other physicians would not" and that the White House's medical unit had "questionable record keeping for pharmaceuticals," making it difficult to account for all controlled substances.
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She never had a State Department-issued BlackBerry, government lawyers said in their filing, and did not hand over any text or Blackberry messages in the tranche of files given to the State Department for record-keeping in 2015.
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Freeman, who resigned from British Cycling due to ill health in 2017, said his laptop containing details of the delivery to the Dauphine had been stolen in 2014, leading British Cycling to admit "serious failings" in its record keeping.
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Campos herself uses one credit card, opting to use cash and debit for her spending, though there are times when it may make more sense to use a credit card, such as online purchases, traveling and for record-keeping.
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But worldwide, each of the last five years was among the five hottest ever recorded, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and the last two decades have included 19 of the warmest years since record keeping began.
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"The committee is concerned that EPA career officials' decision to utilize encrypted messaging tools in fact circumvents federal record-keeping requirements and is an attempt to shield communications from production in response to (Freedom of Information Act) or congressional requests," Reps.
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Last year, was the country's second-warmest year on record in the 122 years of record-keeping, bolstered by a gradual global warming trend and a strong El Nino, said a report from NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information on Monday.
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Since the start of the year, four mosques have gone up in flames, according to the Council of American-Islamic Relations, which documented 139 incidents of "damage/destruction/vandalism" at mosques in 2016 -- the most since record-keeping started in 2009.
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There are dozens to choose from, however, and I don't claim to be an expert; many are reviewed here if you want to be careful about the jurisdiction the VPN is based, the extent of its record keeping, and so on.
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The toll from Cyclone Kenneth is beginning to emerge across northern Mozambique, one day after the Category 4 storm struck as an unprecedented event for this region, and one of the strongest cyclones to hit Africa since modern record-keeping began.
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By…Read more ReadFrom September to November of 2016, the ring of ice surrounding Antarctica melted at a rate of up to 30,000 square miles (20163,000 square kilometers) per day, faster than any other springtime melt since satellite record-keeping began.
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Yet again the limitations of mismatched standards and record-keeping enter the equation: The team compared data from Mexico City and Milan and soon found that the two have very different ways of dividing the city, and recorded different data therein.
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"Additionally, to take its commitment a step further, Magnolia Homes made the decision to implement a compliance management program in which it adopted an enhanced renovation record-keeping checklist for use by Magnolia Homes staff and subcontractors," the Magnolia statement continued.
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NEW YORK, Oct 18 (Reuters) - The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority fined Bank of America's Merrill Lynch $2.8 million on Tuesday for what it called systemic violations in record-keeping and how the firm reported trades and order audit trail system data.
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That figure would also be an 85033 percent increase from the previous year and the steepest year-to-year jump since record-keeping began, both in terms of the number of deaths and the percent increase, according to the GHSA.
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The Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants' CEO Raphael Ding said in a statement that the government's proposals on customer due diligence and record keeping will help it "to enhance its regulation of the profession" regarding anti-money laundering.
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Writing for the court's majority, conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy said that "reporting, disclosure and record-keeping are central to, and an essential part" of the federal law, meaning that it trumps the state's efforts to legislate on the same issue.
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Donald Trump was the most unpopular major party candidate in modern history, lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton by nearly three millions ballots, and enters office on Friday as, by far, the most unpopular incoming president since record-keeping began.
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Pointing Friday to a recent government watchdog report on family separations that further detailed bad record-keeping and poor communication among different agencies, Sabraw suggested in court that he might eventually consider ordering the government to create a better database system.
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So, the seemingly casual nature in which one might exchange Bitcoins or other virtual currencies for everyday items could leave users and businesses with untold tax liabilities and a record-keeping nightmare, depending on the frequency with which they are used.
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Globally, four more countries abolished the death penalty in 2015, for a total of 102 countries — up from just 16 in 1977, when record-keeping began — while 38 more countries have not used the death penalty in at least 10 years.
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And exactly herein lies the value of the Jesuit history: The story of the sale that saved Georgetown draws our attention to 272 specific people, and meticulous Jesuit record keeping unwittingly spares these victims the final indignity of forced anonymity.
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Some time this year, the staff will recommend the commission consider a rule that "would improve regulatory oversight over algorithmic trading by enhancements of record keeping of broker-dealers," said John Roeser, associate director in the trading and markets division.
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When it comes to electronic health records, for example, Lockhart would suggest that someone focus on improving one aspect of an existing record-keeping system or trying to create an add-on that would help solve for a specific use case.
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Echoing a defense used by Clinton, Mills said she assumed that the former secretary of State was complying with federal record-keeping rules by emailing people on their official State Department email accounts, where the messages would have been preserved.
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The senator has called for equipping midshipmen at sea with satellite phones, spot checks on commercial vessels where our midshipmen are working and record-keeping that shows crew members have received training and have a valid Transportation Worker Identification Credential.
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Domestic ivory markets such as the EU and Japan will be subject to more stringent record keeping, including regularly reporting on measures they are taking to make sure their domestic trade does not contribute to poaching or a black market.
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The wages will be paid to 16,339 employees at the two units — Disney Vacation Club Management Corp and Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S. Inc — after U.S. officials found violations regarding minimum wage, overtime and record-keeping, the department said.
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What NASA found: According to NASA, the global average surface temperature was 0.77 degrees Celsius, or 1.4 degrees Fahrenheit, above the 1951-1980 average, tying with June 1998 as the third-warmest June in 20173 years of modern record-keeping.
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At the biennial, Muholi punctuated her artist talk with a constant litany of names — which also constitute the title of each work — and personal stories, which create a kind of oral record-keeping of fleeting stories alongside the quasi-permanent photos.
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But Mr. Iwry said the market already had achieved much of the economy of scale and reduced costs promised by multiple-employer plans, with companies sponsoring identical plans using a single low-cost investment lineup and common record-keeping and administration.
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On March 20, oil and gas industry group executives at American Petroleum Institute (API) wrote President Donald Trump and the EPA asking for temporarily relief on regulations such as record-keeping, training and other non-safety requirements, according to letter.
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Rebecca Siegel, the scientific director of surveillance research at the American Cancer Society in Atlanta, said the new data appeared to extend gains from 2017, when the overall cancer mortality rate drop was the largest since record-keeping began around 1930.
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The report claimed that Clinton never sought approval for her "homebrew" email setup, that her use of the system violated the department's record-keeping rules and that it would have been rejected had she brought it up to department officials.
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On Tuesday, the NTSB also unanimously adopted 14 investigative findings that faulted Columbia Gas of Massachusetts in several areas, including: inadequate planning, documentation, and record-keeping processes, an insufficient review process, and failure to follow their own emergency response procedures.
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The Food and Drug Administration has deleted the tweets by former Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, an unusual move that quickly sparked criticism that the agency may have broken federal record-keeping policy by not preserving social media accounts used by federal officials.
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Their record keeping could help establish the basics of what was discussed during two critical meetings: A July 10 one in the White House between U.S. and Ukrainian officials; and a July 26 meeting in Kyiv between U.S. and Ukrainian officials.
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Its findings implicated both Obokata's sloppy record keeping and her mentors' lax oversight; in some instances, there were no original data to back up her figures and images, and in others no evidence that the experiments had been conducted at all.
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NASA scientists announced that the Earth's average surface temperature for the year was more than 2100 degree Celsius, or 103 degrees Fahrenheit, above the average of the late 210th century — among the highest in nearly 220 years of record-keeping.
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The tax return, at the end of the day, is an anachronistic legacy of the old days of paper record-keeping when it wouldn't have been feasible to calculate taxes without outsourcing a huge share of the work to individual families.
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The suit, which is being heard by U.S. District Court Judge Dana Sabraw in San Diego, does not list an exact number due to inadequate record keeping, but estimates that thousands more children and parents have been separated since the summer of 2017.
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Since 2000, between June and September distillate inventories have risen by an average of 10 percent, but this year, they fell by 2.2 percent, the first decline since 1982 when record-keeping began, a Reuters analysis of U.S. Energy Information Administration data shows.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission and Justice Department on Friday ordered Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc to pay a total of $5 million in civil penalties for record-keeping violations and failing to supervise its traders properly in 2010.
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Related: Some Newark, New Jersey Schools Needed New Lead Filters Years Ago, Photographs Show With thousands of incomplete work orders for the scheduled change of lead filters switched to "Void" and employees admitting to poor record keeping, what was done remains murky.
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Here are five things to know about the deadly storm -- facts and memories of that day: It was the deadliest in the U.S. in decades The Joplin tornado was the deadliest in the United States since 22 -- when modern record-keeping began.
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The app, which brags about its "military-grade end-to-end encryption," enables users to send ephemeral messages—and that raises serious security concerns and may also violate record-keeping in the White House, where all correspondence is required to be archived.
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This week, Congressman Jason Chaffetz, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, and ranking committee Democrat Elijah Cummings, sent a letter to the White House counsel, expressing concerns that Trump's habit of deleting tweets could be a violation of federal record-keeping laws.
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The means it needs to be ingested, digested and incorporated into that central customer record-keeping system to drive the content and experiences you need to create to keep your customers happy — or so the marketing software companies tell us, at least.
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IRBs review every aspect of a trial: the script researchers use to recruit participants, the entry criteria for the study, the wording of the informed consent document, the protocol for administering the drug or vaccine, rules for record keeping and reporting adverse events.
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On Thursday, the committee voted 23-4453 along party lines to allow Cummings to issue subpoenas to White House officials, including Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump and son-in-law Jared Kushner, deepening a probe into potential violations of government record-keeping laws.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, a major U.S. bank regulator, on Wednesday approved a proposal to tighten record-keeping requirements for institutions with a large number of deposit accounts, to make sure customers are paid quickly if their bank fails.
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"That this is private record keeping only makes the system better [than if it had a blockchain], since that at least is efficient," Nicholas Weaver, a senior researcher at the International Computer Science Institute in Berkeley, California, wrote me in an email.
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On its face, that's a pretty anodyne description by the league but it would stand to reason it's for Preller's involvement in the Padres setting up a two-tiered medical record keeping system seemingly intended to keep pertinent medical information from opposing teams.
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His patients say that Tennant spends hours examining and counseling them and requires tons of paperwork—again, the opposite of what happens in a pill mill, which typically involves a rushed exchange of payment for a prescription with little examination or record-keeping.
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That same day, Yeshanew said in his report, someone logged into the computerized maintenance record-keeping system, specifically on the records from the downed plane that detailed a flight-control problem — "a roll to the right" — that pilots had reported three months earlier.
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"It was incidental and I was always making sure that the work got forwarded to the government account to either my own account or [former FBI chief of staff Jim] Rybicki, so I wasn't worried from a record-keeping perspective," he told investigators.
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The wages will be paid to 16,339 employees at the two units — the Disney Vacation Club Management Corp and the Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S. Inc — after U.S. officials found violations regarding minimum wage, overtime and record-keeping, the department said.
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Despite the fact that millions shivered through an unusually cold and snowy start to spring in the U.S. and Canada, the world still had the third-warmest such month in 138 years of record-keeping, according to new NASA data out Wednesday.
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"Most of the allegations dealt with in this proceeding raise issues of dishonesty as a result of [Hankey's] desire to hide his inappropriate behavior of a sexual nature utilizing school property, and his lack of due diligence in record keeping," the document says.
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According to the U.N. Environment Programme, though record keeping is poor, global consumption of sand and gravel likely exceeded 40 billion tonnes in 2012, up from 9 billion tonnes in the 1970s, making it one of the world's most extracted resources by volume.
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Warren asked the Inspector General of the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force to investigate whether any military housing projects used misleading record keeping and what steps the Air Force has taken to prevent the kind of abuses uncovered by Reuters.
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It also requires the university to provide remedies to individuals whose complaints were mishandled; it must also revise its record-keeping practices and report to the department's Office for Civil Rights how it processes complaints for the current and upcoming school years.
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Thanks to a record-keeping mishap, the "right" Maria Gonzalez is already on her way back to Guatemala — helped along, they correctly deduce, by Axe and his minions, in this case a comically sinister duo Axe has hired as his new skulduggery specialists.
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A decade ago, the government deployed the military against the powerful drug cartels, yet more homicides were reported in May than in any single month since the government began the current record-keeping system two decades ago, and 2017 was the deadliest year.
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His birth date is listed by most sources as May 15, 1944, though in a 1997 interview with The Times, he said he was not sure of his age because record-keeping in the rural area where he grew up was spotty.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Flash floods killed at least 43 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless in Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, the authorities said on Friday, after the city's most intense period of rainfall since record keeping began more than 20 years ago.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Australia's bushfires are contributing to one of the biggest annual increases in the concentration of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere since record-keeping began more than 60 years ago, according to a forecast published by Britain's Met Office on Friday.
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The guidance covers other areas including: — Oversight functions — Conflict of interest — Number of board meetings per year (minimum of 2) — Record keeping or minutes of meetings, oversight of contracts and terms of service providers — Communication with fund investors and standards for offering materials.
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Earlier this week, The Wall Street Journal revealed details on Google's "Project Nightingale," in which it collected medical data from millions of patients in 21 US states as part of a deal to improve the record-keeping system of the Ascension medical group.
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In the latest sign that the Chinese economy could use a lift from a trade agreement, officials announced Wednesday evening that car sales plummeted 19 percent last month from a year earlier, the steepest such decline in modern record-keeping in China.
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The top official at the National Archives and Records Administration, Archivist David Ferriero, sent a memo to all federal agencies last month reminding them of their record-keeping obligations and the need to make sure departing and incoming officials understand their duties.
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