It will take much more than antitrust to rectify this.
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Deutsche Bahn said it was working to rectify the problem.
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This is the only way we can rectify these inequities.
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They caused irreparable harm that will take years to rectify.
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I was going in to have them rectify my hair.
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He must rectify this awful insult to the Jewish people.
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Recently, California took historic first steps to rectify this issue.
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Today, Amazon is taking a step to rectify that problem.
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The Democrats now have a chance to rectify that mistake.
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Lowell believed that would rectify any violations of records law.
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Thank you, we will rectify and issue a video shortly.
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Streaming on: Netflix There simply isn't another show like Rectify.
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He's also vowed to rectify the company's practices and culture.
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Increasing numbers of brands are attempting to rectify the situation.
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"Hopefully this book can help rectify that in some way."
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A way to rectify parents' disagreements over the curriculum Rep.
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It is something we will look to address and rectify.
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We couldn't rectify his inability to reciprocate how I felt.
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But so can a sudden, emotional rush to rectify it.
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Iowa has a chance to rectify this problem come Tuesday.
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Education is touted as one way to rectify the difference.
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The Warsaw conference was surely meant to help rectify that.
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This week the company issued some patches to rectify the problem.
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They [UAW negotiators] did everything they could to rectify the situation.
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SmartThings has been working with the researchers to rectify the problems.
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Now, the late artist's foundation is trying to rectify that situation.
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It's difficult to rectify this with the rest of her record.
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Sometimes, the only way to rectify that is by forcing them.
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A Democratic Congress would rectify this as part of the fix.
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Luckily, she's using all her available resources to rectify the error.
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I think he'd want to rectify that situation, through unofficial channels.
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One state acted quickly in June to rectify the unfairness: Alaska.
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I'm very, truly sorry, and we'll rectify that situation this year.
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The Singapore-based firm hopes to rectify the current gloomy environment.
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It's hard to see how Trump's economic policies can rectify that.
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To rectify centuries of imbalance, you have to do something radical.
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The regulator instructed Anbang to rectify its product development and management.
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The Times is certainly exposing, and helping rectify, a widespread problem.
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Pelosi took significant steps to rectify that on the conference call.
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If you've never played Consulting Detective, you should rectify that immediately.
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Fortunately, Congress has an opportunity right now to rectify the problem.
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And so, I give them the opportunity to rectify those mistakes.
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His question is, How can the black workers rectify this injustice?
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Mr. Wilson had begun, however belatedly, to try and rectify that.
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I also concur on "Rectify," which brings us back to snubs.
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We work quickly to rectify that when we are made aware.
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To rectify the mistake, the couple are given an uncommon opportunity.
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Can't believe it's taking this long to try and rectify the problem.
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Unfortunately, the bill would not rectify our nation's serious health care woes.
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He asked me what the company should do to rectify the situation.
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The producers said they would rectify that in the future, Variety reported.
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So you sort of have built this business to rectify that, right?
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In Yellowstone, it seems Sheridan has (somewhat) tried to rectify this shortcoming.
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Is Game of Thrones a "better" show than Sundance's little-watched Rectify?
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Most individuals can rectify that using a two-step plan, Sadowsky said.
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The terms also say the company will try to rectify the situation.
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Refinery29's Writing Critics' Wrongs is an attempt to rectify that oversight.
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This month, he attended EssenceFest in New Orleans hoping to rectify that.
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How do you rectify your best friend dying in the Upside Down?
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And it took a lot of intelligent scrambling to rectify the situation.
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One way to rectify this situation is through the redistribution of capital.
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I hope prison officials will take steps to rectify this right away.
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"We have identified the issue and are working to rectify," they said.
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We need to have a conversation about how we can rectify that.
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Here are a load of new baby panda cubs to rectify that.
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The farmers in Besters didn't wait for them to rectify the past.
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The time is long overdue to Congress to rectify this untenable situation.
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Uber is in the middle of trying to rectify that right now.
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The quiet "Rectify," like Daniel, feels out of step with its time.
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The authorities gave Standard Chartered credit for moving to rectify its misdeeds.
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There are 90 minutes, at least, left in which to rectify things.
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We try to find out what that trigger is and rectify it.
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"I can't make a cloudy day sunny, but I can rectify that."
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A decade later, Moynihan tried to rectify his oversight with a bill.
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"If infractions are identified, we work to immediately rectify them," it said.
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Pelosi can easily rectify both of these issues, if she truly wants to.
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I wanted to rectify what he had done as much as I could.
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We'll have to see if Congress is willing to rectify Barr's legal error.
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This week, Spieth will seek to rectify a surprising blemish on his record.
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It was not immediately clear what Prayuth would do to rectify the gaffe.
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Is it Johnson's way to rectify her failure to document her mother's life?
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Update: Twitter has taken action to rectify the racist attacks on Leslie Jones.
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But the company is working to rectify the situation, Zuckerberg told BuzzFeed News.
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Those back-ups could be used to rectify any changes made by hackers.
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So, then, the moment is ripe for us to rectify all our mistakes.
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Mighty says this is something Spotify will need to rectify on its end.
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Protesters waved Palestinian flags and held banners demanding Britain rectify its "historical sin".
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The "Little Wonders" singer promised to use the opportunity to "rectify" his mistake.
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"Rectify" begins its final season as Daniel Holden tries to re-enter society.
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Efforts to rectify the situation were "progressing well," BPI said in a statement.
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Theoretically, Trump could rectify his policy ignorance over the course of the campaign.
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Nobody on Rectify gets all the way there, because none of us do.
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Or, put another way, Rectify wouldn't work without just the right small town.
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For US companies expanding into Europe, hiring mistakes can be harder to rectify.
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"It's going to take a lot of time to rectify," Ms. Rutledge said.
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The problem is not new, and much has been done to rectify it.
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Our plan isn't intended to rectify everything that's wrong with American health care.
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In "Rectify," anyone who feels something for others, however painful, must be redeemable.
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The inspectors advised Hrynenko to hire a licensed plumber to rectify the situation.
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Trump now has four options to rectify a crisis of his own making.
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But we have put in place the procedures to begin to rectify it.
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How do I rectify this culture change of constantly drinking in the workplace?
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Thankfully, and at Motherboard's prodding, T-Mobile managed to rectify the issue overnight.
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A revised version of the order issued on Monday will not rectify his predicament.
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And we've got several tools at our disposal to rectify any adverse drug events.
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The recent Thailand Masters champion has sought to rectify those problems ahead of Rio.
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I loved her on Masters of Sex and Rectify, and she is a goddess.
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Spain's new prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has done his best to rectify the imbalance.
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We must rectify a number of things in order to preserve what is best.
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Unfortunately for the vets, they need the assistance of Congress to rectify this outrage.
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I would submit, though, that **ahem** market forces will work to rectify the problem.
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It demonstrates what happened here, and it creates an imperative to rectify the situation.
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While Congress later tried to rectify the problem retroactively, Lincoln clearly violated the Constitution.
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Season 793 of "Rectify," now on Netflix Watch if you like patient, gorgeous dramas.
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Congress should act quickly to rectify this, particularly if additional states legalize in November.
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On the bright side, a few strides are being made to rectify this situation.
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They moved swiftly to rectify and/or terminate their relationships with such medical practitioners.
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If there's one thing Rectify knows, it's that every new day is a gift.
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We acted to rectify a perceivable problem in our community and we acted swiftly.
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And we need to immediately rectify the colossal failure to supply rapid, widespread testing.
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Hopefully this was just an error the National Dog Show will rectify next year.
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To rectify the digital mishap, Stevenson had to visit the U.S. embassy in London.
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We take his word on it and expect his campaign to rectify their mistake.
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Then we work to come up with a solution that helps rectify what happened.
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Gail Collins would like to rectify a glaring omission in Frank Bruni's new cookbook.
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On October 8, McDonald's promised to rectify the situation by eventually releasing more sauce.
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First thing's first: If you haven't watched Chernobyl yet, it's time to rectify that immediately.
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To rectify this, NASA began an unprecedented experiment last year, appropriately called 'The Twin Study.
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" She added, "In my opinion, there is a way to rectify any and every situation.
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It is time to rectify that mistake and reinstate Pell grant funding for incarcerated people.
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We should reward young people like Monica, who want to rectify the wrongs they inherited.
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These are markets where consumers are often not in a position to rectify injustices themselves.
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Inspired by the controversy, four Google employees have suggested a plan to rectify the imbalance.
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Today's update promises to rectify that problem, provided I'm running the Windows 10 Creators Update.
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The company has repeatedly promised changes to rectify the issue and has already implemented some.
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The Ku Klux Klan, of course, who rectify the injustice against the Poor White Man.
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In these two incidents, Kalanick did take responsibility, apologize and attempt to rectify the situation.
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" She added, "In my opinion, there is a way to rectify any and every situation.
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To rectify this, my makeup artist loaded on bronzer to match my mom's golden glow.
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"This is a very unfortunate situation that we are working to rectify immediately," DTE said.
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Presumably they are planning to rectify this and will add it to their CAPEX spending.
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Only recently have we sought to rectify our misjudgment by challenging the term's deeper implications.
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"If I could say anything to Trump about the immigration restrictions, I would say..." Rectify.
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The army, envious of its great rival's soft power, is trying to rectify that imbalance.
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And using his power, he was going to rectify it, sort of clear the slate.
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I warned the neighbor twice, in writing, to rectify the situation, but received no response.
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Maybe Giga Berlin could rectify this, but that really wouldn't address the general overcapacity problem.
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That's likely a critical step in beginning to rectify the imbalance identified by their study.
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The best coaches recognize what they have to do right away and rectify the issue.
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Learn ways that you can conquer the mismanagement of time — and you'll rectify this headache.
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The characters on Rectify sometimes speak as if they're discovering their emotions all at once.
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HUD finally stepped in last year to rectify the situation, but found no easy solution.
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The restaurant has reached out to Mayor Eric Garcetti to try to rectify the situation.
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To rectify this obvious misunderstanding, Congress is voting today to pass my Email Privacy Act.
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Petipa left out fouetté turns, so they rectify that omission; and their joy is infectious.
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He added that the relevant departments have demanded local security bureaus rectify such enforcement measures.
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We're grabbing market share, and we're doing our part to rectify our imbalance of trade.
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Clinton, but the Democratic Party has to rectify issues such as its abysmal voter database.
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Her group has since worked to rectify that perception, and it has raised $4.8 million.
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If not, then we expect the local police or political leaders to rectify the situation.
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The court decision is not only entirely correct but could eventually rectify years of discrimination.
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"No options are being ruled out as to how to rectify the situation," Mastagni added.
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But if you are feeling slighted, there are steps you can take to rectify the situation.
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Hopper recently outlined their top booking mistakes, many of which are, thankfully, quite easy to rectify.
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Looking to rectify that, Pedrad's Dalia steps into the picture, as Jasmine's handmaiden and best friend.
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It is much more narrow and is used to support diversity rather than rectify historical injustices.
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An abundant harvest should rectify most of the dodgy dealings reported in Australia and New Zealand.
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The Gold's Gym Dreamland's tone-deaf attempt to rectify the situation also rightfully drew further ire.
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If a smart speaker hasn't yet invaded your home, you may be looking to rectify that.
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There is one way KD can rectify the situation -- but it might take a few years.
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The administration wants Weibo to rectify these issues by removing or blocking content on its microblog.
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But now, the company is attempting to rectify its frayed relationship with its three million drivers.
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The company has a specific period of time to implement changes and rectify its internal processes.
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Hopefully it won't always be overshadowed as we try to rectify the mistakes of someone else.
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Now someone on Etsy has made a mount for the Amazon Echo to rectify this problem.
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Daniel Holden (Aden Young) the lead character of Sundance's quiet drama Rectify, is an odd duck.
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Bohai Life said in a statement on Thursday it had a plan to rectify the problems.
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Today a burgeoning environmental movement, largely helmed by Indigenous people, is attempting to rectify these injustices.
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Failure to rectify the FDA's concerns could result in the agency taking legal action, it said.
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I knew I needed to try and rectify my mistake come my annual review in April.
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This influences how they see programs like affirmative action, which were created to rectify historical inequalities.
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But he's tried perhaps harder than anyone in the history of cinema to rectify that injustice.
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Trump has said European allies must rectify "terrible flaws" in the international accord by May 12.
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Mr. Marshall has been trying to rectify it since the first time he picked up brush.
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Kenya Power said engineers were working to identify and rectify the fault as soon as possible.
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"People are now searching out to rectify these stories that were ignored for way too long."
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One afternoon shortly after actor Aden Young had wrapped season one of Rectify, his wife called.
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Can a TV show as little-watched as Rectify is make the world a better place?
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The effort to rectify those mistakes and get retribution becomes a driving force of the finale.
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While Facebook have since come out to apologize and try to rectify the matter, concerns remain.
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It's a trait that Griffin Watts's estranged father wants to rectify in his 13-year-old.
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No inspectors have turned up despite what Lotte says were repeated entreaties to rectify the problems.
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The Red Cross announced plans to work with a diversity advocacy group to rectify the situation.
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People were thrown for a loop and demanded Chipotle rectify its swift decision to fire the employee.
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It's taken a generation for the research to boomerang back and rectify the whole baby-bathwater mistake.
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In trying to rectify the problem, GoPro earlier this year bought two mobile video editing software companies.
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Perceptual ad blockers rectify these shortcomings by blocking ads based on how they look on a webpage.
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Alfa Romeo says it has taken note of all issues and worked to rectify any quality problems.
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He recommended more funds be made available for the ANE to rectify problems with the electoral register.
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They did not give details of the gap and said they would rectify it in the future.
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Karunanayake said the issue was an "inherited" problem and that the government will rectify any possible issues.
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Each of these scenarios will cost money to rectify, but some situations are more manageable than others.
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Other, better-received strides have been made by the Academy to rectify some of long-standing criticisms.
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"The company will learn a lesson and take practical corrective measures and rectify thoroughly," the statement said.
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I hope Paul will acknowledge the unprofessionalism of this series of decisions and seek to rectify it.
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It's time that this essential necessity be brought up and discussed, and plans made to rectify it.
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So why wouldn't angry, entitled men seek to rectify their qualms with the world through unimaginable carnage?
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Some were asked how they would "rectify" the problem of some countries imposing their values on others.
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Vacatur and expungement are examples of the legal system working to fix this and rectify prior injustice.
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Canada is facing a December deadline to appraise UNESCO of its plan to rectify the park's deterioration.
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Some will say more conservation spending can rectify this problem, but the numbers don't bear that out.
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So, with a new "Halloween" due Friday, we asked Jason Zinoman to rectify a 40-year oversight.
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His lack of endorsements from prominent black figures, in Indiana and beyond, is something to rectify too.
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One way to "rectify our blessings," they thought, was to foster children and, eventually, to adopt one.
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Accordingly, the board took swift and decisive action, and authorized additional remedial steps to rectify these issues.
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And as the political stalemate continues, little has been done to rectify the situation for everyday Venezuelans.
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Only the eradication of the N-word from the Latinx vocabulary can truly rectify things going forward.
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The iPhone maker has given Clearview AI 14 days to respond and rectify the issue, it added.
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The rub is in how to rectify that — and which level of government should take the lead.
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"I'm really all about doing something, everything I can, about a situation to rectify it," she said.
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The Globes will rectify that by giving "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" the best-comedy trophy.
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The ministry has revised wage data from January 2012 to October 2018 to help rectify the errors.
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"Rectify," the Peabody Award-winning series about the release and redemption of a death row prisoner, ends.
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There are any number of reasons, but there are some people out there trying to rectify that.
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Secretary Tillerson may not be able to rectify the diplomatic crises we now face in both countries.
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They broke my bones and shifted everything forward — necessary to rectify the premature fusion of my skull.
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You gotta watch the video ... Donaghy is pretty passionate about how the league should rectify the situation.
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It's our job to improve cancer treatment outcomes for everyone, but clearly also to rectify this disparity.
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How do you rectify it with the failures of socialism in every country that has tried it?
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I can rectify Beijing next year but with the Olympic Games, I would have to wait four years.
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An exhibition at the Getty Center serves to rectify a century of oversight by highlighting Rejlander's many innovations.
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Hollywood has struggled to produce a good EDM movie, and XOXO is Netflix's gamble to rectify that deficiency.
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If you feel that you are underpaid, there are proactive steps you can take to rectify the situation.
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At present, it does not appear as if Netflix has any plans to rectify the issue at hand.
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Lewinsky said she believed they would rectify the issue by the time the conference rolled around in April.
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If they are disappointed themselves with not playing well against Italy, they will feel they can rectify it.
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But four former Gilt executives are setting out to rectify this with a new e-commerce site, CoEdition.
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This change is certainly problematic for overseas Uber riders, but Didi claims it will rectify the issues eventually.
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Because we know all this, we also know exactly how much it would take to rectify the situation.
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Chelsea Handler is highlighting how America's reproductive laws helped her rectify "irresponsible" teenage decisions with a "thoughtful" one.
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Some communities have sought to rectify this problem by replacing their transit systems with private ride-hailing apps.
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Despite the government's pledges to rectify the problem, Lieu and security researchers insist officials have lost valuable time.
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"The firm adopted a passive attitude and did not adopt any measures to rectify the situation," Xinhua said.
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Mr. Fuller and Mr. Gordy were writers on "Rectify," a similarly somnolent, soaked-in-Americana drama on SundanceTV.
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Regulators attending the meeting will work to rectify the problems over the next six months, the newspaper said.
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On Monday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying urged Canada to "immediately rectify its mistakes" and release Meng.
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Two recent policy proposals have attempted to rectify the issues plaguing the retirement system in the United States.
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Presumably, users sharing these videos believe that they're contributing to a cause and helping to rectify social injustice.
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P&G is trying to rectify that though ... and urging the powers that be to do the same.
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Dan Kildee, a Democrat who represents the Flint area, placed responsibility on the state to rectify the situation.
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No one he saw looked remotely like him, a situation that he has dedicated his life to rectify.
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We are working with our student-athletes, the NCAA and the SEC in order to rectify the situation.
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By that time, it was too late for him to do much of anything to rectify the situation.
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Notable examples include "Banshee" and "Rectify"; current shows like "True Detective" and "Watchmen" share some of the characteristics.
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At first he gets defensive when I bring it up and then tells me he will rectify it.
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Ask a Showrunner "Rectify," the critically praised but sparsely watched SundanceTV drama, was never intended for halfhearted viewing.
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Policymakers ought to take urgent action to rectify this problem—making access to job-based pensions truly universal.
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The Williamses, however, "failed to follow through with the bank to rectify the situation," the police report states.
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The swift response to rectify the glitch with the broken boiler is a prime example of the latter.
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To rectify the situation, Mueller recommended that Barr release the full 448-page report's introduction and executive summaries.
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He predicted that Trump, who is also engaged in a worsening trade war with China, would rectify his demand.
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Google is trying to rectify this and is starting by making Nest products a lot more friendly with Home.
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We used dark-brown shadow, rather than black, because it's easier to rectify any mistakes with a softer shade.
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It added that regular audits were carried out "and if infractions are identified, we work to immediately rectify them."
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It's a similar problem for both companies, but Uber and Lyft are taking slightly different approaches to rectify it.
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Statelessness experts say the onus is on Colombia to rectify the status of Venezuelan children born on its territory.
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The actions Samsung has taken to rectify the calamitous Galaxy Note 7 situation will take time to fully assess.
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The Supreme Court may well rectify the situation, but that will mean continued delays until at least next spring.
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It told its management to rectify its content and re-educate its reporters and editors over the next month.
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Fortunately, the Juilliard School — where Babbitt taught for 37 years — will help rectify the imbalance with this year's Focus!
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Markets will remain skittish as the May 12 deadline to rectify the deal approaches, ANZ Research said in note.
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Alfa, for its part, says that it took note of early-model issues and worked to rectify the problems.
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Now, the Oswaldo Vigas Foundation is trying to rectify that situation by promoting his work in the United States.
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The CHOICE Act would rectify this by making the bureau consistent with the Constitution's demands and our democratic norms.
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You need to immediately go out and rectify the situation, ideally before the wrong winners get to the mic.
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SKATEISM aims to rectify this by showing that all sorts of people from around the world love to skate.
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To rectify its error, the labor ministry on Friday revised regular wage data from January 2012 to October 2018.
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"The firm adopted a passive attitude and did not adopt any measures to rectify the situation," the agency added.
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In attempt to rectify past wrongdoing, the University would "accommodate uses by Native Hawaiian cultural Practitioners" on Mauna Kea.
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To rectify that, the party has launched a program called Organizing Corps that trains local organizers in battleground states.
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That shift also helps to rectify a power imbalance that can, in some cases, negatively impact a person's health.
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The eurozone is dangerously divided between winners and losers with little in hand to rectify the imbalances anytime soon.
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He called for authorities to "scrape the poison off the bone" in their efforts to rectify the vaccine problems.
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And I take no solace in the lip service generated by politicians and their parties to rectify this situation.
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"It was one of the more horrifying experiences, because you just don't know how to rectify it," she said.
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If Puigdemont was to confirm he did declare independence, he would be given an additional three days to rectify.
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While Facebook has since come out to apologize and try to rectify the matter, concerns remain over data use.
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Lopez Obrador told his morning news conference on Friday he believes the U.S. government will ultimately "rectify" its position.
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Is America's ability to combat coronavirus a lost cause, or is there a way to rectify these major stumbles?
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Thus, Rectify isn't really about Daniel's release — it's about how his release affects both him and his family, emotionally.
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"Unfortunately, Mamacha continues to refuse to rectify the situation so we will be moving the lawsuit forward," he added.
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Both of them have done really awful things to him in the past, and have tried to rectify that.
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One podcast that attempts to rectify the trope of the bumbling small-town police force is Small Town Dicks.
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Yet there was neither mention of policy to rectify it nor an admission of her hand in its proliferation.
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Some scientists are working to rectify that problem — to create the apps and websites that such a crisis demands.
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I've never seen the phrase YOUR OTHER LEFT in a crossword before, so I felt compelled to rectify that.
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That doesn't make him completely safe, but it does give him the cover and time to rectify his issues.
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"The college being renamed after a white woman does not fully rectify the violences of Calhoun's legacy," she wrote.
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"I hope the two nations will rectify their differences soon so that the ban can be lifted," he said.
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To rectify such a crisis, the authors argue, we cannot rely on charity; only robust public policy will suffice.
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In effect, black communities were left out of an effort to "rectify" decades of predatory marketing by tobacco companies.
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"Our president is often rude and rash and he became president, so how do you rectify that?" says Rubin.
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Still, the company's outstanding $271 billion debt due to a leveraged buyout a decade ago might be hard to rectify.
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She addresses the audience directly like a Greek chorus, speaking of ebó, a spiritual candomblé offering, to rectify bad karma.
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To rectify this problem, she decides to ambush her editor (Jane Curtin), who won't return her calls, at a party.
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Even with the health study, he said, Wednesday's settlement didn't do enough to rectify the damage caused by the leak.
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The only thing the show could do to rectify its past missteps is to move forward as thoughtfully as possible.
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The mobile maker has so far stayed away from smartwatches — although rumors are it will rectify that early in 2016.
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There's a movement of scientists who seek to rectify practices in science like the ones that Wansink is accused of.
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"I feel out of step with the rest of society, and I'm not sure… how to rectify that," she says.
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And Steele even pressed Bruce Ohr to help rectify the oligarch&aposs status and after he was banned, guess what?
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Rectify that by involving them in the process and having them click on that donation button themselves, advises Weisman. 3.
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Adding one or two more observations requires the system to rectify multiple views, but results in an even better representation.
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Yet they also describe prisoners' tragic struggle to rectify injustice in a place where legal remedies rarely stand a chance.
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Amazon is working to expand its delivery footprint, which will rectify the disparity in cities that are not fully covered.
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Attempts to rectify this failed, with school children using less than half of the 300,000 free tickets they were given.
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The cast — Clayne Crawford from Rectify and Damon Wayans from Major Pain and In Living Color — display a natural rapport.
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These were the issues that so concerned Secretary Rice and that she sought to rectify during President Bush's second term.
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On Tuesday, the Wildcats began the task to rectify that situation with a 78-65 victory over visiting Mississippi State.
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Despite Facebook's effort to improve its policing, Stinnett said he had found it difficult to rectify the paper's own issue.
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To rectify the system's many inequities, GOP tax writers in Congress and the Treasury Department have embraced a classic solution.
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This exhibition, which appeared at the Rose Museum at Brandeis University last spring, attempts to rectify that. Oct. 22-Jan.
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In a statement, Worldpay admitted to causing the duplicate charges for Etsy users in its attempts to rectify the problem.
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"In the interim, however, you should rectify your mistake and immediately resign from your position as a Pfizer board member."
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"All the steps have been taken to rectify the issues (around delayed loan payments)," said Lulla, in a phone interview.
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The exceptions — ambitious series about people seeking grace and improvement like HBO's "Enlightened" and Sundance's "Rectify" — tended to be overshadowed.
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There's a movement of scientists who seek to rectify practices in science like the ones that Wansick is accused of.
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Since then, Uber has replaced CEO Travis Kalanick with Expedia's Dara Khosrowshahi, who has vowed to rectify the company's culture.
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We all like dressing down, but if your roommate gets a little too casual, it's time to rectify that situation.
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It means the US has to be honorable; and where it has not been, it must work to rectify this.
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Ms. Newman said that her office had set out to rectify what she saw as a lack of prosecutorial accountability.
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But for several weeks it failed to respond to questions about what measures it was taking to rectify the situation.
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Mistakes made early on in a project may not be noticed until much later, and cost time and money to rectify. .
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These findings should raise the alarm among breeders, but experts are skeptical that anything will be done to rectify the problem.
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The English have traditionally suffered from a lack of representation at the event, which Roll hopes to rectify in the future.
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Sandberg posted on Wednesday to express disappointment with the company's embarrassing targeting options and explain Facebook's plan to rectify the situation.
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So my working method and goals are an attempt to rectify or work around the limitations of camera-based photographic images.
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No software program can be made impregnable, but liability regimes can reflect firms' efforts to rectify flaws once they become apparent.
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This gets complicated on Twitter, where you can't edit posts, so deleting them is your best option to rectify the situation.
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Then Congress, in the omnibus continuing resolution just enacted, barred the I.R.S. from spending its current appropriation to rectify this mess.
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A new contractor has been hired to rectify the problems and taps installed outside homes as a temporary measure, she said.
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Authorities are now scrambling to rectify that, but it's likely that more of the animals will die in the coming days.
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Yet, as with the Centrelink data matching, these are errors that are almost impossible for a citizen to rectify by themselves.
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Tuesday will offer Facebook executives a chance to explain why this is happening — and what the plan is to rectify it.
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That bit of attention probably woke up a few folks over at Netflix headquarters, who were able to rectify their mistake.
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With the three minute teaser video it released Thursday about Switch, it's hoping to rectify that for its next generation system.
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State-owned China Minmetals Group was also accused by inspectors of being a "big corporate bully" after failing to rectify violations.
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Honda seems to be trying to rectify that with the Urban EV, which is scheduled for release in Europe next year.
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Some of your review of the Biosphere 2 project repeats inaccuracies from other sources which I have attempted to rectify below.
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But the team isn't losing out here, not in the specific ways that voiding a contract or recovering money might rectify.
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And the report details 94 findings and well over 200 non-binding recommendations intended to help the department rectify its shortcomings.
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We agreed we are going to discuss how we should rectify the U.S. trade deficit with Japan through our economic dialogue.
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If your problem actually lies in Drive or Photos, Google has a handy page full of tips to rectify that situation.
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But it's not too late to rectify that mistake, at least not according to one of the movies' stars, America Ferrera.
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The new payment system was supposed to rectify that, but the labs say Medicare used flawed data to implement that system.
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Bataller said that he and his team surprisingly couldn't find one paper written on this subject and decided to rectify that.
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The fault has apparently been 'overlooked' during the building of Apple News, an unfortunate mistake that Apple is working to rectify.
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So for me to be able to rectify what was the wrong thing to do means a lot to me personally.
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In what is already becoming a familiar refrain, the administration promises to rectify its cuts to infrastructure in a second prong.
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The main goal is not to deny contracts or to blacklist companies, as critics claim, but to rectify and prevent violations.
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Lammers initially said Sims had "acted quickly to alert the appropriate people to rectify the matter," suggesting he downloaded it inadvertently.
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Modern MacBook keyboards are Apple's biggest blunder in recent memory, but the company is finally taking steps to rectify the mistake.
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But the new Death Note does nothing to rectify these failings, while also missing the mark on all the good stuff.
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A related set of issues will concern how best to rectify Trump's malfeasance when it comes to the rule of law.
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Bulbrook: When you make something like this up, each year it's about what we can address and rectify for next time.
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Everything except for grains, which Scratch is working with local farmers and maltsters to rectify, is farmed or foraged at Scratch.
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To try to rectify the situation, the Laws of the Game were amended, theoretically to hand the advantage back to attackers.
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A desire to rectify that pushed Nicole Ponseca, a former advertising executive, to open the restaurants Maharlika and Jeepney in Manhattan.
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"I want to uncover why this occurred and how MetLife is going to rectify the problem for the retirees," Galvin said.
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Soon enough, however, I was back to incensed: I asked to speak with the owner to try and rectify the situation.
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And most of the time my opportunity to rectify the mistakes is that you have to stay after school with me.
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He said he had never skated a clean program in the Olympics and would like to rectify that before he retires.
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The attorney says other than changing the dress code, the school district has done nothing to attempt to rectify the situation.
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Damien Chazelle, who won a directing Oscar for "La La Land" (2016), reunites with Ryan Gosling (playing Armstrong) to rectify that.
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I do some preliminary cleanup and leave the mess for C. to rectify while I take the dog on a walk.
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McLaren have said they are using Friday practice sessions mainly for testing purposes as they try to rectify their aerodynamic problems.
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Langone, who co-founded Home Depot, praised Trump's efforts to rectify what he says is a situation perpetuated by past leaders.
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And if you do, how often do you decide that you made a big mistake and take efforts to rectify it?
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The accompanying office supplies are meant to give women a way to rectify those perceived shortcomings — for a price, of course.
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Waithe, known for her role on Master of None, had a vision to rectify Chicago's reputation through her beautifully flawed characters.
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Meanwhile, few solutions have been proposed to rectify the abuse of countless children and adults over the course of several decades.
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" Usually, time travel stories are about getting a chance to rectify the errors and regrets of the past and setting things "right.
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However, if you notice that dark scenes are consistently difficult to parse, there are easy steps you can take to rectify it.
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"The failure to rectify this problem is due to there not being any systemic checks on the news media's quality," he said.
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If Ross finds that steel or aluminum imports threaten national security, then Trump can take extraordinary protectionist measures to rectify the situation.
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Do you think any of them would sacrifice that gain to rectify the pain and suffering that might be plaguing downtrodden Americans?
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He added that if he made a mistake by not declaring the money from Queiroz, he would rectify it with tax authorities.
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Hopefully these changes will rectify some of the problems in the original film, while retaining the spirit of the Mulan of 1998.
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With its latest update, Instacart attempted to rectify some of those problems, but evidently introduced a few new ones along the way.
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No options are off the table," Mastagni said ... adding, "No options are being ruled out as to how to rectify the situation.
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The Beijing Cyberspace Administration and the other two departments separately ordered three domestic live-streaming websites to rectify management loopholes, Xinhua said.
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Wells Fargo has tried to rectify the situation by changing how employees get paid, improving corporate reporting structures and ousting several executives.
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" If you truly can't think of a solution, just be honest: "I want to rectify the situation, but I'm not sure how.
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It's covered in sensors in addition to its instruments, and an onboard AI will be empowered to make decisions to rectify anomalies.
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To rectify this oversight, Bird set out to acquire the funds necessary to digitally remaster the film, improving its coloration and audio.
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On Rectify, it took all of the third season to get Daniel to decide where he would go after the plea bargain.
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A manager at the restaurant told PEOPLE the staff did their best to rectify the "catalog of mistakes" Deeley described on Twitter.
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The day it all changed Colindres spent the decade after he first learned about the order filing paperwork to rectify the situation.
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We will never resolve our immigration problem by treating it as a criminal problem or utilizing a nationwide dragnet to rectify it.
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The new treaty has a chapter on collective bargaining that forces Mexico to undertake specific labor action to rectify its union structure.
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"I think there are going to be some movements here to try to rectify — look, this isn't who we are," Corker said.
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President Obama believes that more STEM-focused curricula can help rectify America's education woes and the decline of the American manufacturing industry.
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In attempts to rectify the issue, public and private sector participants have made increased rural access a policy goal in recent years.
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This will not rectify the larger problem, which concerns the ease with which Facebook, Twitter and Google spread fiction masquerading as news.
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If a country ignores the Commission's recommendations to rectify the imbalances, it could, in theory, be fined 0.1 percent of its GDP.
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Thankfully, there are attempts to rectify the truly dodgy methodology that has been used to crank out forecasts of 28503st-century climate.
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Dr. Owens took over the HNL after the first season's disastrous events, saying he wanted to try and rectify the "mistakes" made.
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Subsidiaries owned by Minmetals and ChemChina had failed to properly rectify previous failings, Xinhua cited an officialfrom the inspection team as saying.
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Yet even if our brains sometimes mislead us, they also crown us with the capacity to recognize our flaws and rectify mistakes.
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The NFL often acts like nothing before it 2002 realignment ever happened; this summer, they missed a golden opportunity to rectify that.
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And in cases like Gerardo's, the geographic boundary can make it harder to identify and rectify a separation apparently made in error.
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The organization failed its athletes, and it repeatedly demonstrated an inability to find executives who could credibly and decently rectify the situation.
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It's no longer enough to know where users or customers are dropping off or stalling, but what should done to rectify this.
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All it was really missing was a beat, which an internet rapper by the name of Yung Milo was quick to rectify.
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Ukeles's brilliant reconception of both art and labor has gone underappreciated for too long; this eye-opening survey begins to rectify that.
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Maybe, I told him, he was the one who would rectify the issues that nobody else cared about or dared to address.
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An Interior Department spokesman said it simply worked to rectify "a flawed decision rushed out the door" before Mr. Trump took office.
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Now a new exhibition on her life and work, opening April 6 at the Victoria & Albert Museum, aims to rectify that situation.
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He had vowed to "weaponize the conservative movement'' and to "rectify the generation-plus long problem that has been absolute media bias.
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Choo added that putting a spotlight on the rise of sexlessness is part of a domestic agenda to rectify the population decline.
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"It gets very complicated, but it would be impossible for [Cap] to rectify the timeline unless he found Loki," Joe Russo said.
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Sundance's Rectify revolves around a murder, one that sent its protagonist to prison, but that murder is nearly two decades in the past.
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The company has tried to rectify the situation by removing the boots from Amazon and issuing a statement to the International Business Times.
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But he was terrible at being a king, as hard as Varys (and other members of his Small Council) tried to rectify that.
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You can't rectify a history of exclusion without seeing the ways in which your hospitable city might still not be welcoming to all.
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That said, it's clear that the brand has been eroded over the last year, despite the company's scaled efforts to rectify the situation.
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The central government has already launched a campaign this year to name and shame authorities that fail to properly rectify incidents of pollution.
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The WhatsApp Question The hearing often landed on Facebook's confusing terms of service, something the company has sought to rectify in recent days.
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The Centre for Policy Alternatives, an NGO, tracks violations of the official language policy and, on occasion, petitions the courts to rectify them.
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Coal mines that fail to meet safety measures or operational standards will be ordered to close and rectify violations, according to the statement.
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The recent Thailand Masters champion has sought to rectify any physical problems ahead of Rio and is confident of her chances in August.
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If the cause of the persistent wealth gap is really a long-term income disparity, the policies needed to rectify it are different.
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Tidal has moved to rectify that today, sending out free downloads of the album to everyone who spent money on it that evening.
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For many Native Hawaiians, these terms were wholly unacceptable and would do little to rectify decades of poor stewardship on Mauna Kea's slopes.
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Its rigidity, and the large volume, ease the job of determining if it discriminates – and can offer ways to efficiently rectify the problem.
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"China urges the United States to strictly obey World Trade Organization rules and rectify its mistaken methods as soon as possible," it added.
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IN 2015 it ordered Danske to rectify its flawed risk control organisation and as a result the bank stopped serving non-resident customers.
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He blamed his 12-year-old daughter for taking his insults personally, for not being the first to try to rectify the split.
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But some regions were "chasing success" when it comes to fixing environmental problems and were not doing enough to rectify violations, it said.
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And even if an individual university chooses to be a good actor, it can't do much to rectify problems that are prevalent nationwide.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Studio Museum in Harlem's Black Cowboy seeks to rectify the whitewashed identity of an American archetype.
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The video, which created an image crisis for United Airlines, pushed lawmakers to threaten legislative action should the airlines not rectify certain policies.
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Yang said he was licensed to rent out the building and had contacted local authorities to see if he could rectify any risks.
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There's one thing Musk could do to rectify the situation, and it would fit with his very un-corporate CEO-like radical transparency.
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A person who answered the phone at Gaoyi Steel said the company was working to rectify the issue, but declined to give details.
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Ms. Clemens, an Australian actress who appears on television in "Rectify," captures exactly the inflections and guardedness of the small-town American South.
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They just didn't, and Rubio seems to want to try to rectify that with this measure to try to encourage more business investment.
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"We are working with ANS, our air traffic control provider, to rectify this issue as quickly as possible," Britain's second-busiest airport said.
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IN 2015 it ordered Danske to rectify its flawed risk control organization and as a result the bank stopped serving non-resident customers.
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According to O-Ishi, many modern pagans have overlooked the importance of female energy, an error that the Grailwood Coven attempts to rectify.
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The accord has a provision for addressing accusations of noncompliance, in which a joint commission would evaluate complaints and try to rectify them.
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"He's a young man with an enormous appetite," Mr. Carvel offered, as if to rectify the image of Mr. Murdoch today, aged 88.
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He tried to lean on this track record a bit in suggesting he's aware of CBS's problems and will work to rectify them.
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But the job she was offered involved outsourcing labor to foreign contractors—exacerbating the inequalities she hoped a future career might help rectify.
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Announcing an undesirable state of affairs is a classic stratagem for asking the hearer to rectify it without the rudeness of an imperative.
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I messaged the front desk through the app, and they were very keen to rectify the problem and find out what went wrong.
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The same is true for "Rectify," a much slower and more humid show about a man newly released from death row in Georgia.
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When challenged by colleagues, Wiswell would say that he had altered the entries for Lanturno to rectify an error made on his part.
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Wei has long fought to rectify the problem -- well before the current "me too" movement -- and paid a heavy price for her effort.
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All regions and departments must dare to criticize and order to rectify immediately those who fail to implement the party central committee's decisions.
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All regions and departments must dare to criticise and order to rectify immediately those who fail to implement the party central committee's decisions.
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It must comply with U.S. transparency laws and rectify any internal conflicts that led to U.S. taxpayer dollars funding a rogue U.N. agency.
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"If you multitask and watch 'Rectify,' you're going to go, 'That was the dullest show I've ever seen,'" said Ray McKinnon, its creator.
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They did rectify macroeconomic imbalances, but they also overcompensated with privatizations and deregulation, which left a legacy of price-fixing and financial frailty.
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"The justice system will rectify things," said Stephen M. Schenning, acting US Attorney for the District of Maryland, according to CNN affiliate WBFF.
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It was originally added to rectify a power imbalance between the executive and legislative branches, Yin wrote in earlier analyses of the provision.
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He rallied a group of local leaders, recruiting them to a community task force to pressure Berkeley to investigate and rectify the discrepancy.
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The agency was on site trying to rectify the situation, said Marie-France Mackinnon, vice-president of communications at the Canadian Meat Council.
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She sets out to rectify this, knowing just which medical mysteries and haunting vignettes will give the pandemic full purchase on our imaginations.
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In Minneapolis, the current political leaders argued that ending single-family zoning was a necessary step to rectify that history of racial discrimination.
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If Puigdemont was to confirm he did declare independence, he would be given an additional three days to rectify it, until Thursday, Oct.
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In a landmark Supreme Court decision this summer, affirmative action, a program that has been created to rectify systemic racial inequalities, was deemed constitutional.
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That doesn't sit well with us, and clothing swaps like this are a small move we can take on as consumers to rectify this.
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Schiff repeatedly said the House investigation under Nunes' leadership is not "sustainable" and said he does not know if Nunes could rectify the situation.
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" Time's Up added, "CBS, as you sit in a room debating next steps to rectify the damage done, remember that the world is watching.
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Nor will protectionist trade policies and massive deficit spending rectify the economic imbalances manifest from 8 years' worth of artificial credit offered for free.
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Jefferson in 2007 -- there are even fewer mechanisms to rectify a gap in representation whose implications are huge and continuing for society at large.
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But Shanghai last month rolled out a "clean up and rectify" campaign for commercial-turned-residential developments, following similar moves in the capital, Beijing.
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The Department of Finance told Reuters Canada's tax gap estimates are comparable to other countries, but steps were being taken to rectify the problem.
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And Steele even pressed Bruce Ohr to help rectify those Russian oligarchs U.S. visa status after he was already banned from the United States.
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"We believe it is based on a number of misconceptions, which we hope to rectify with the plaintiff as soon as possible," she says.
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But the Portal also sorely lacks other popular video apps, and it seems Facebook is trying to rectify this for its next go-around.
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This is something we wanted to highlight – that even though we destroyed so much, we also tried to rectify it and mend the Earth.
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But Simon Key, co-owner of North London's Big Green Bookshop, took his tweet to heart — and decided to rectify his cultural blind spot.
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The San Francisco-based bank revealed a 30-second ad Wednesday during which a narrator lists off Wells Fargo's promises to rectify its mistakes.
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First quarter GDP tends to underperform because of difficulties with the calculation of data that the government has acknowledged and is working to rectify.
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While I'm thankful for that, the media endeavoring to rectify their wrongs, without acknowledging the role their coverage played, rubs me the wrong way.
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In December, the Volkswagen Group presented specific technical measures to the German Federal Motor Transport Authority (KBA) to rectify its EA189 engines, VW said.
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When the new year begins, diet culture hits a spike, as people moralize eating and try to rectify the "wrong" they believe they've done.
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"Quarry" hails from the "Rectify" writers Michael D. Fuller and Graham Gordy, and despite its strengths it doesn't quite have that show's poetic introspection.
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Against all odds, President Trump was elected 45th president of the United States to rectify this damage, and this is a term-defining moment.
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First-quarter GDP tends to underperform because of difficulties with the calculation of data that the government has acknowledged and is working to rectify.
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Congress can rectify this situation and define a process to provide legal status and a way forward for all those who have lost TPS.
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To rectify this, a coalition of patients, families, caregivers, providers and other advocacy partners is urging the U.S. Congress to immediately fix this oversight.
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Hurston's own grave in Fort Pierce had no marker until Alice Walker made an historic journey to Florida in 1973 to rectify this wrong.
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The inclusion of works by women artists who have shown with Buchholz feels like a last-minute attempt to rectify a serious gender disparity.
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And yet now, as Rectify prepares to leave the airwaves forever (the series finale will air in December), there's a larger question at play.
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A growing number of lawsuits are being brought up around the country by disabled consumers against businesses in an attempt to rectify the issue.
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"The ministry has ordered Tesla to immediately rectify the problem according to related regulations," the ministry said in a statement on Tuesday, per Nikkei.
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Many parents decide to home school their students because of disagreements with the curriculum, he said, and this was a way to rectify that.
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Public awareness and responsive governments are helping rectify the shortcomings of free markets, such as the failure to price in the cost of pollution.
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In the statement, the company apologized and said it would work with authorities to rectify the situation and improve the platform's information verification efforts.
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"My first thought was, 'Okay, as soon as it gets to Marilyn Mosby, she'll rectify the situation and she'll get it right,'" she said.
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I urgently call on the President of the Republic and the national government to rectify and listen to the voice of the Venezuelan people.
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The First Step Act began to rectify this problem at the federal level by enhancing and promoting programming that promises to improve public safety.
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A month later, Beijing ordered the regions to ban new construction and "rectify" illegal projects, although it remains uncertain how many will be decommissioned.
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A Chinese media website had quoted the Dongcheng District Culture Committee as saying the club had to stop all business activity and "rectify" itself.
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China's Commerce Ministry expressed its "strong dissatisfaction" with the U.S. ruling, and said the United States should rectify its mistakes as soon as possible.
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He is working to rectify the city's downtrodden image with streetcars, upscale cafes and boutiques, and fiber-optic data, making him a hometown hero.
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But cases handled before then may have silenced victims with binding legal terms -- a situation the New Jersey dioceses now are trying to rectify.
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The White House has announced the establishment of a National Vetting Center to rectify what it calls the "ad hoc" process for vetting travelers.
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I was quite sure I had, but nothing about it was familiar, and rather than blaming a terrible memory, I decided to rectify it.
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This fundamental damage to the reputation of the FBI will be part of the Comey legacy — and it is urgently worth fighting to rectify.
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Gonnella "lacked any suggestions to punish the offenders, but instead, placed the bulk of the responsibility on Mallory to rectify the situation," the papers say.
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Discord The gaming chat client-cum-AIM For Scumbags has had issues with moderating content before, and has been slow in acting to rectify them.
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And it's only by recognizing this harmful narrative for what it is that we can begin to confront the past and try to rectify it.
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Where the Fitbit Ionic fell flat on its face from a design perspective, the Versa attempts to rectify with a more staid and unassuming look.
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Not a lot of my work is online, and I won't say that I'm disappointed by that, but it's something that I want to rectify.
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We live in a time of such horrible inequity and struggle, with, yes, much to be grateful for, but also much to rectify and improve.
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I think that they genuinely do want to change the company culture because, at the end of the day, they have to rectify their business.
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Halt and Catch Fire has one more shot, as it's about to return for a fourth and final season, but Rectify, sadly, is gone forever.
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So, clearly, the wage gap is an issue both inside the film industry and outside of it, and it will likely take years to rectify.
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Obama still has the opportunity to rectify his mistake, take charge of his party's nomination and get the Democrats on the winning side of history.
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She says she was "pretty miffed" to discover this, so she decided there's only one way to rectify the absence of vagina museums: "Make one".
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If only this mindset would extend to more of our elected leaders, we could begin to rectify our broken system and truly do no harm.
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They would highlight how even its attempts to rectify matters could produce further mistakes, cause confusion for ordinary users, and risk damaging trusted partners' reputations.
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As billionaire Mark Cuban found out in his early 20s, racking up credit card debt can be a mistake that's hard, and expensive, to rectify.
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From calls for equal pay for actresses to calls for more women-led films, Hollywood has slowly been making strides to rectify its gender imbalances.
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Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Friday that Japan must avoid entering a free trade agreement (FTA) with the United States to rectify trade imbalances.
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In April, the government banned ZTE from buying American technology for seven years as punishment for failing to rectify issues related to its sanctions violation.
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"I believe they genuinely want to change the company culture because, at the end of the day, they have to rectify their business," Bhuiyan said.
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"If an agent hasn't done a good job along the way, an over-the-top closing gift won't rectify a client's negative experience," she said.
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He said his bottom dentures never fit properly because of bone erosion, a problem dental implants could rectify, but Medicaid does not cover that procedure.
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Then take the time to explain what you've done to rectify any skills gap and continue your training to show you learned from the past.
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It is a cry from behind the curtain of history to rectify the injustices of the past by attending to the suffering of the present.
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We did everything we could to rectify situations and to try and ensure that our concerns were taken to the highest levels we could access.
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Looking to rectify that in his company's own backyard, Skonnard is on a mission to see that every student in Utah is exposed to programming.
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"We are currently working with our clients to see what we can do and negotiate to see how we can rectify their damages," Brown said.
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The CASE Act is a modest attempt to rectify such problems by creating a fair and balanced process for creators to address their infringement problems.
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Still, Germany could rectify the imbalance by buying more American capital goods, from civilian aircraft to weapons, and by investing in the crumbling American infrastructure.
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Green would do well to rectify this missed opportunity, by fighting to ensure the National Security Strategy includes both Development and Violence Reduction as pillars.
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Smith said 23andMe has efforts underway to rectify that, such as its African Genetics Project that is designed to recruit people from sub-Saharan Africa.
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He and his team are demonstrating that the proper attention, resources and experience can go a long way to rectify the white-collar-prosecution crisis.
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But, at the very least, Georgetown's directive is the first of many steps to rectify the indelible mark of slavery on American colleges and universities.
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New guidelines published this month have created a standing army of environmental inspectors now responsible for identifying violations nationwide and supervising efforts to rectify them.
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Jon B. Cooke's The Book of Weirdo: A Retrospective of R. Crumb's Legendary Humor Comics Anthology (2019) aims to rectify the overlooked magazine's sorry status.
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Wells Fargo initially did not complete required remedial action in 2017 but has since taken the necessary steps to rectify the failings, the regulator said.
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Sanders vows to rectify this mistake by maintaining the energy from the campaign for subsequent fights against the corporate interests and in congressional and state elections.
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The best policy to rectify this would be a carbon tax, yet carbon taxes are easily denounced as energy taxes, which voters do not much appreciate.
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"Do male artists who have benefitted from all the unacknowledged privileged they receive try to rectify this discrepancy by bringing along female artists/acts?" she wonders.
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We still don't talk about mental health enough, and when we do, many of us are misinformed, and we can definitely use TV to rectify that.
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The takeover was implemented under a broad provision in the country's insurance law allowing it to rectify violations of the law by insurance companies, it said.
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The app offers beginner-friendly customization tools to adjust templates for colors and effects, and it has a one-click undo functionality to easily rectify mistakes.
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So, to rectify the situation, the current Miss America, Betty Cantrell, presented Young with her own crown and sash at an event in Albuquerque on Saturday.
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In response to the fallout, Time Out London offers what appears to be a very sincere apology, and asked its readers to help rectify the situation.
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There are thousands of systems just in Singapore alone that we track every 15 minutes and we're able to rectify them with the data we receive.
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The app developer implies that by applying makeup, we have deceived others into thinking we're more beautiful than we are, and they're out to rectify that.
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"We will continue to fight at all appropriate levels to rectify the injustice," the statement concluded, indicating that Perry's team will likely be appealing the decision.
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"We will continue to fight at all appropriate levels to rectify the injustice," the statement concludes, indicating that Perry's team will likely be appealing the decision.
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I hope that Mr. Matheson will do whatever he can to rectify the harm that he's inflicted on many people in the LGBTQ community, myself included.
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"We're very frustrated that we don't have access to the GAVI prices, and that GAVI hasn't actually done something to try and rectify that," Elder says.
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Facebook has become a breeding ground for fake news articles and obscene posts with graphic imagery, which the company is aware of and trying to rectify.
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One of the tentpole features of the Trump campaign's foreign policy, from the outset, has been the desire to rectify perceived unfairness in trade with China.
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Often, a poor run of form will rectify itself — regressing to the mean, people cleverer than me call it — without the intervention of the H.R. department.
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Ramaphosa has promised to end an impasse over the Mining Charter, introduced as part of a wider drive designed to rectify the lingering disparities of apartheid.
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"Rectify" captures the baffling range of what humans are capable of — tremendous grace, true compassion, unconditional love, but also heinous crimes, lifelong deception and poisonous violence.
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We've seen a flurry of recent activity from politicians and protesters trying to rectify the situation -- yet many undocumented children are still scattered across the country.
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He said the policy change would begin to rectify "decades of targeted enforcement" that has denied jobs and college grants to many low-income New Yorkers.
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Even worse, if the relationship fails the test of time, and we realize that we made a terrible mistake, he suggests that we not rectify it.
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In a statement emailed to Business Insider, Foxconn acknowledged that students had been employed illegally and said it was taking immediate action to rectify the situation.
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She's also sought to buoy her support by releasing a bevy of policy platforms to rectify financial inequities and racial discrimination, tackle student debt and more.
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They highlight how even its attempts to rectify matters can produce further mistakes, cause confusion for ordinary users, and risk damaging innocent and trusted partners' reputations.
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Baidu said it felt "deep regret" over the content and will "actively cooperate with government departments to rectify the issue and increase the intensity of auditing".
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Inspired by the form of airplanes and by the ergonomic lines of a vessel moving through space and air, Mr. Posen tried to rectify that grievance.
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Democrats need to shine a light on his failures but to do that the presidential hopefuls have to discuss their plans to rectify the president's mistakes.
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The report that resulted from it, known as the Holder report, included a series of recommendations for how to rectify the many issues the investigation uncovered.
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Bortnik feels like Mishka went in a direction he didn't intend it to, and his new project seeks to rectify that both through design and scale.
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For that matter, there is no sentence or punishment that can rectify the combination of factors that led us to this moment in the first place.
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The United Nations must continue to open up about what happened in Haiti, rectify the damage, and establish policies that prevent such disasters in the future.
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Cuomo may be upset about the Working Families Party endorsement of Nixon, but it may present a good opportunity to rectify New York's unusual ballot law.
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"What we do today will not rectify what our ancestors did in the past," the university's then-chancellor, James Moeser, said at a ceremony that year.
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But what I do know is that these colleges can open doors for those who want to rectify flawed systems and are hungry to elevate others.
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Her idea was criticized, but more so when she extrapolated her analysis of racist structural violence to a hypothetical situation of actual violence to rectify it.
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This is where Rectify has filmed all four of its seasons, and the distinctness of the location has created, for the actors, a kind of bubble.
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The ads, which are part of a previously announced buy, underscore Warren's support from black activists and her plans to rectify a litany of racial inequities.
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It made her so uncomfortable that I couldn't know about it, because it would have made me too uncomfortable not to try to rectify that situation.
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To rectify this, most California community college campuses now have food pantries, like the one at Palomar, offering groceries, toiletries and sometimes school supplies and clothes.
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Next time the majority party of the Senate may argue that it is necessary to deny the president any nomination in order to rectify this wrong.
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Hoping to rectify her past, she takes a job at a pizzeria owned by Mr. Bacon's character, a fatherly straight shooter with secrets of his own.
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Trump didn't know much about policy when the campaign started, and as far as anyone can tell, he hasn't made any obvious effort to rectify that.
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He apologized, yet again, for Facebook's bad behavior and sought to clarify what the platform has done, is doing, and will do to rectify the situation.
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There are many things that have to be done to rectify this situation that has plagued us for hundreds of years & UNIFICATION is the 1st step !!!
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Instead, this primary was a chance, not to redeem her 2008 vote, but an opportunity to rectify a vote that split the two halves of her self.
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It will rectify this with an evening at Le Poisson Rouge and the release of "iii," its third album, set for release the day after this show.
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The challenge is to acknowledge and rectify problems we seek to address; systemic racism, sexism, homophobia and inequity are rooted in the decisions of the older generations.
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Lucci makes it clear he doesn't think Offset deserves a felony warrant for a mere slap of a phone, but he still needs to rectify the situation.
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So a new partnership with a light company called Signify aims to rectify that issue by installing astronomy-friendly smart LED lights that can be dimmed remotely.
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"When women shop, it's seen as being frivolous," explains Anne Boden, CEO of Starling Bank whose new campaign Make Money Equal is seeking to rectify this issue.
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David E. Gottlieb, Gibb's lawyer, told Fashionista that the lawsuit was filed in reaction to the Weitzman company's not taking formal steps to rectify Morelli's reported behavior.
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She politely tried to rectify the situation by insisting that she loves spicy food (we love you, Demi, but your singing skills definitely trump your acting skills).
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First, Berkshire Hathaway continues to underperform relative to the broader market and investors want to know what the Oracle of Omaha plans to do to rectify this.
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State-owned China Minmetals Group was also accused by inspectors of being a "big corporate bully" after it was found to have failed to rectify pollution problems.
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Microsoft's anemic supply of first-party games for the Xbox One isn't a secret, but the company took big steps to rectify that at E3 this year.
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The ANZ spokesman said the bank took the Code of Banking Practice seriously "and where we may have fallen short will work hard to rectify the situation".
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Applicants with inaccurate forms were notified and given 2670 days to rectify the discrepancy, regardless of whether they caused it, or they were struck from the rolls.
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In June, the justices avoided a broad ruling on whether the practice violates the constitutional rights of voters and whether federal judges can intervene to rectify it.
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Firms that fail to comply with new energy efficiency targets would be given six months to rectify and would be closed if they fail to make progress.
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As his brand deals and other opportunities dropped like flies, he uploaded a one minute and 44-second apology video in an attempt to rectify the situation.
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The Ideological War Center, which monitors ISIS and al-Qaeda's digital foot prints, aims to rectify what it sees as extremist groups' "misguidance" about Islam, Reuters reports.
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Rectify has often been praised for upending the TV formulas that way, for "how radical its storytelling is," as Matt Zoller Seitz put it at New York.
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Clinton aides looked to rectify that at the start of the campaign, holding small events where she could talk to "everyday Americans" and show a softer side.
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Since the Cambridge Analytica scandal came to light and Facebook received increased scrutiny for its privacy practices, the company has said it's taking steps to rectify matters.
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The "rule book" hammered out in Katowice as the basis for implementing the Paris Agreement failed to rectify that, said Brandon Wu, policy director at ActionAid USA.
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No matter: Perhaps the Oscars, which might show an overall greater warmth toward Call Me by Your Name in the end anyway, could rectify this unjust snubbing.
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The FCA said Tinney was appointed chairman of a steering committee in early 2012, which was tasked with overseeing a program to rectify "regulatory deficiencies" at BWA.
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"We are working with KFC and our partners to rectify the situation as a priority and apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused," a spokeswoman said.
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The team's failure to medal on the men's side in London had only made the current crop want to work even harder to rectify that, he said.
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The ex-employee, who led Snapchat's growth team during his three weeks with the company, said he learned of misrepresentations and urged executives to rectify the problems.
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The economic pay-off has been limited by factors beyond Rouhani's ability to rectify soon under Iran's complex system of dual theocratic and republican rule, analysts say.
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"If you rectify the base fermentation to almost pure ethanol, which is the procedure for many traditional gins, you would strip out all the flavor," says Williams.
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There are few shows as wise about the inner workings of our minds as this one, and Rectify season four has been next level in that regard.
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Rectify takes us to places TV doesn't always visit — and it does so with such grace and honesty that I think it will be found in time.
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The Senate, which is expected to pass its bill through the Senate Finance Committee on Friday, will eventually have to rectify its differences with the House bill.
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As part of the investigation, law firm Covington & Burling laid out a series of recommendations for how to rectify what many describe as a toxic work environment.
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To rectify that, the magazine will soon unveil a safe-for-work spinoff that will swap out the bud porn for pot-themed lifestyle articles, including recipes.
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At the same time, it is their attempt to rectify what is seen as the increasingly tyrannical and dysfunctional nuclear oligarchy upheld by the nuclear-armed states.
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When we last saw her, she had chopped her hand off ...Yeah, so she's on a mission to sort of rectify that because she's missing a hand.
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In order to rectify this gap in our fast-food coverage, I hopped on a plane to Los Angeles and immediately bee-lined for In-N-Out.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has sought to implement reforms to help rectify problems at Rikers Island, one of the country's largest jail facilities with about 10,000 inmates.
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In June, the justices avoided a broad ruling on whether partisan gerrymandering violates the constitutional rights of voters and whether federal judges can intervene to rectify it.
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Trump says that unless European allies rectify "flaws" in Tehran's deal with world powers by May 12 he will refuse to extend U.S. sanctions relief for Iran.
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A spokesman for Minmetals told Reuters that the company would "further strengthen" the management of the Yingkou subsidiary and "conscientiously rectify" the problems identified during the surprise inspection.
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The ministry said 23 of the offending firms had been asked to cut production, while another 29 had been shut down temporarily in order to "rectify" their problems.
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The Tianjin city branch of China's internet watchdog said on Weibo that it had met the company's leaders on Thursday evening and ordered them to rectify its website.
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I rectify it by going on tour where I'm too focused on what I'm doing to be able to fall into the anxieties that I get at home.
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Now so much of the commentary today was devoid of even the slightest hint of context or history, so we thought we&aposd try to rectify that tonight.
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To rectify this, George Lincoln Goodale, a Harvard professor and the first director of the school's Botanical Museum, commissioned the Blaschkas to make the glass models in 1886.
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Theroux is up against Hugh Dancy for Hannibal, Rami Malek for Mr. Robot, Clive Owen for The Knick, Liev Schreiber for Ray Donovan and Aden Young for Rectify.
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CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted the Ghostbusters star, telling her to DM him so they could take steps to rectify the widespread and frankly disturbing abuse she received Monday.
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Weinstein's former assistant Zelda Perkins, one of the women paid by Bob Weinstein, said she spent years trying to curtail his advances and attempt to rectify his behavior.
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The second season is trying to rectify those problems by introducing a series of new components that will hopefully make it up to Apex Legends' large player base.
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In this case we have acted quickly to rectify the issue and have taken steps to ensure our ads will not appear on this site in the future.
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Other companies with featured ads on videos, which starred children and whose comments sections were full of comments from predators, have also asked YouTube to rectify the situation.
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Rectify, which ended in December, was brilliant and atmospheric and poignant, a tribute to small-town life, in all its pains and eccentricities, like TV had never seen.
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If there's any form of power degradation from our systems, we make sure that we can troubleshoot it first hand at a quick time to rectify the situation.
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Why couldn't Hollywood leave her in the '90s, where she and scrunchies belonged, I thought, not bothering to rectify the fact that I really knew nothing about her.
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A player is not disqualified for signing for a higher score, but nor is he allowed to rectify the mistake once he puts his signature on the card.
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Lopez on Tuesday said that the 20 mines, 12 of them nickel producers, will be given seven days to explain any violations and submit measures to rectify them.
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Trump has said that unless European allies rectify "flaws" in Tehran's deal with world powers by May 12 he will refuse to extend U.S. sanctions relief for Iran.
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Koepka has won three of the past seven major championships, but still has only one regular PGA Tour victory, a situation he wants to rectify sooner rather later.
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We see in the game's trailer this eviction notice, so clearly our heroines are doing what they are to rectify this state of disorder in their lives... right?
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Twitter has been trying to rectify the problems with its 140 character limit over the past several months by changing its user interface and lifting various technical restrictions.
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A slightly less bad option is that the two sides merely fail to rectify a lopsided partnership that imposes a discount on the value of their cross-shareholdings.
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Since Clinton is herself no stranger to woman-bashing barrages, she might welcome attempts to rectify the sexism of the 1990s as part of a larger feminist wave.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's presidency issued an embarrassing correction on Monday to rectify an erroneous reference last month by President Jacob Zuma to Africa being the "largest continent".
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Fond farewells Both "Rectify" and "Downton Abbey" ended their runs on perfectly calibrated notes, offering the kind of thoughtful and heartfelt sendoffs that have eluded many recent dramas.
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These findings gave real cause for concern, but critics fail to mention that the bureau stepped up, acknowledged its failings and took significant steps to rectify the problems.
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But your offer, noble as it is, pulls folks out of the wonderful city of Baltimore & runs counter to efforts being made in city to rectify this disaster.
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Ed. Note: A previous version of this article referred incorrectly to the federal funding category for after-school programs; this version has been changed to rectify that error.
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"We must rectify the problem according to what is required of us, otherwise the local people will not trust our government officials anymore," said one of the officials.
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Meanwhile, resident OTP Reggie (Marquee Richardson) and Joelle (Ashley Blaine Featherson) enjoy a too-brief honeymoon period before an ostensible relationship slump that neither can identify or rectify.
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John Curtice, a political analyst at Strathclyde University, suggests some older British voters who in 43 voted to stay in the common market want to rectify their error.
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If Puigdemont was to confirm he did declare independence, he would be given an additional three days to rectify it, until Thursday, October 19 at 9:00 a.m.
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Start at the beginning with "Rectify," Sundance's ensemble drama about a Georgia man (Aden Young) released from death row after 19 years in prison for rape and murder.
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These changes will rectify the imbalance that has characterized U.S.-China trade relations since the U.S. helped negotiate China's entry into the World Trade Organization in late 28503.
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The banks have promised to take steps to rectify shortcomings, such as their planned joint venture with rivals Handelsbanken, Nordea, SEB and DNB to perform common customer checks.
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However, it's always better to try to address the issue while you're still in the restaurant and the staff and management have the chance to rectify your problems.
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Trump has said unless European allies rectify "flaws" in Tehran's nuclear agreement with world powers by May 12 he will refuse to extend U.S. sanctions relief for Iran.
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Levin said that while the UIA has taken small steps to rectify the problems, the agency must verify that all previously alleged instances of fraud were actually fraud.
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NBC's Superstore is a one-show attempt to rectify that problem, and its story about department store labor looking for a better deal from management proved unbelievably timely.
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"We are currently investigating the cause of the issue and taking the appropriate measures to rectify it as fast as we can," an IKEA spokesperson told the Independent.
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This is a damaging net loss nearly impossible to rectify, as the more complex and interesting truth rarely tastes as good as the oversugared fable that comes before.
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And not in a self-important or self-involved way; that's just the effect Rectify has on those involved in it, and its tiny coterie of devoted fans.
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Her legacy at Columbia went beyond academics: It was grounded in a commitment to rectify the second-class treatment her mentor had received as a teacher at Oxford.
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Does Sunday's announcement have the weight of being able to rectify any of the "cultural catastrophe," as local residents and historians characterize the efforts of the dam-building?
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It is separate from the She Built NYC initiative, led by the mayor's wife, Chirlane McCray, which aims to rectify the gender imbalance in the city's public statues.
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After Mr. Trump's pre-dawn news conference on the tarmac, Korean-American leaders all over the country were struggling with how to rectify the White House's paradoxical positions.
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In the first episode of "Rectify," Daniel Holden (Aden Young) is released from death row, and he gives a speech to journalists and protesters gathered outside the prison.
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This Sunday, ABC News' Martha Raddatz, CNN's Anderson Cooper and the attendees at the second presidential debate in St. Louis have a unique opportunity to rectify this failure.
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One Berlin-based firm, AirHelp, is trying to rectify that, educating flyers around the world of their rights to compensation — and, for a fee, helping them secure it.
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Republicans have long targeted the CFPB complaint database; they say unverified complaints shouldn't be made public before the company has a chance to respond or rectify the situation.
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They have always done so in the past and the only difference this time is that Congress has an even more compelling reason to quickly rectify their misdeeds.
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Separately, a Justice Department lawyer, Joshua Van Eaton, said discussions and tests were being conducted to resolve the fate of those vehicles, which could take months to rectify.
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As a way to rectify Curtis's exploitative practices, Wilson makes digital prints of his photographs so that he can give his subjects the original tintypes from their sittings.
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VM: What do you think is the lesson to be learned by raising up a black woman specifically to rectify the way we uphold white men in general?
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I'm not against 24/7, but we do not have the enforcement tools and people out at those hours of the morning that can rectify the [noise] situation.
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Nintendo's latest set of Switch peripherals—known as Labo—attempt to rectify that problem, using the same sense of engineering that inspires kids to turn packing materials into toys.
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He's far from the only observer to notice that legalization, in Colorado at least, has failed to rectify the racial inequalities at the heart of the war on drugs.
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We urge the administration to use the opportunity of withdrawal to meet with our TPP partners, outline areas of concern and devise a negotiating agenda to rectify its deficiencies.
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This is easy to rectify though, with many courses offering a combination of on-demand video, articles, and other downloadable resources on mobile and TV that can help anyone.
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We don't want to be offering the termination of lives as a way to rectify the position women are put in, which is real and extremely unequal and unjust.
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It is only against the backdrop of accepting our country's broken history that we can then attempt to repair and rectify and restore basic rights stripped from human beings.
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"The North Mara gold mine has been given two weeks to pay the fine and three weeks to rectify the problem at its tailings storage facility," Biteko told Reuters.
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Jordan was a no-show, and CharityBuzz tried to rectify the problem by inviting the fan back to a Jordan camp a few months later -- but again ... no meeting.
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The Masters of Sex and Rectify alum portrays Serena, a brilliant, beautiful businesswoman who is also eager to find her perfect match on season 3 of Lifetime's addictive series.
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"You should rectify your mistake and immediately resign from your position as a Pfizer board member," said Warren, who is running for the Democratic nomination for president in 2020.
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State news agency Xinhua said the company had been asked to meet the Tianjin city branch of China's internet watchdog on Thursday evening and ordered to rectify its website.
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The NYSE said the problem was not a system or trading issue but a market data issue affecting a small subset of stocks that it was working to rectify.
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Haza, to young Tsabari, was the symbol of hope – not only that she could become a writer but that she could fulfill her father's dream and rectify an injustice.
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Ms. Knight was not involved in any way with the operation of the restaurants and she is sure that her son and his business partners will rectify the situation.
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"The EU has spent so long deliberating that its opportunity to rectify Google's dominance of Android in Europe has long since passed," Richard Windsor of Edison Investment Research said.
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Although Tally can't rectify the errors it spots, it does send the data it captures to the cloud for processing, then presents recommendations to retailers through a mobile app.
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That's something I'll need to rectify, but in the meantime, I've relied on the MinuteClinic at CVS for medical care and the GoodRx app for deep discounts on prescriptions.
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"Failure to rectify the basic flaw in and the major source of controversy over NAFTA 25 years ago will jeopardize support from the new House Democratic majority," Levin said.
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It's a problem the Obama administration sought to rectify with its 85033 regulation and a reversal of that rule by the Trump administration will only add to the disarray.
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I think if you get that goal, you can be a bit more positive, but it's now up to us to rectify it in front of our own fans.
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It's about time for our victims, who desperately waited without success on any U.S. president, secretary of State and congressional body to rectify the mother of all national disgraces.
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Proposed approaches range from a master AI regulator to algorithmic accountability that incentivizes businesses to verify that their AI systems act as intended and identify and rectify harmful outcomes.
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Events like this are helping to rectify this by exposing girls to the job possibilities in the tech industry and giving them a chance to talk to role models.
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The authorities ordered insurance companies to check the compliance of each investment related to local government debt, and to rectify any non-compliance and report the incident to regulators.
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"If some companies are told to rectify due to irregularities, that gives more strength to the others such as Fosun," Qian told Reuters at the Sanya resort on Sunday.
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Ahead of the meeting, Kalanick and other Uber executives also discussed the possibility of buying Kamel's two cars to rectify some of the issues he voiced during the video.
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To just talk about it doesn't mean that I am suggesting that the only approach to rectify this is to always support the person who's not the white guy.
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And whether people delete their app over it or just don't feel good about using Facebook, that's a big issue that I think we have a responsibility to rectify.
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Watch David Makes Man if you like: Friday Night Lights, My So-Called Life, Rectify Where to watch: David Makes Man airs Wednesdays at 10 pm Eastern on OWN.
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The subculture is becoming a platform for better representation too, with heaps of fan fiction set out to rectify the original books' heteronormative blunderings by actually including LGBTQ characters.
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But when technology companies refuse to rectify racial inequalities within their own organizations, they remain an integral part of the very problems black people use their platforms to solve.
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But after Daniel knocked Teddy out and shoved coffee grounds into his butt, Rectify insisted on making you see the character, over and over again, as human, hurting, vulnerable.
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This summer, when I sat down to chat with him at a Rectify press event held after filming concluded, we discussed how he and Daniel would finally part ways.
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On Wednesday, Phoenix News Media, a Hong Kong-based outlet with big operations in mainland China, said the Chinese authorities had instructed it to "rectify" its news portal, ifeng.com.
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But King fears that the full picture is still not being documented — that there are deaths not being reported or recorded, with insufficient research being conducted to rectify this.
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Her essay, which details how her managers did little to rectify her issues, shed light on a system that protected high performers when accused of bad behavior like harassment.
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As for typos, which Brizzly's 'undo' feature could rectify, Dorsey said that Twitter has indeed considered a feature like this, but that Twitter's unlikely to actually roll it out.
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In an effort to rectify that imbalance, Britain has called for women to make up a third of all board members among companies listed on the index by 2020.
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It's a frustrating dynamic that has haunted other dramas without cowboys or zombies—"The Leftovers" and "The Americans" come to mind—but "Rectify"'s reputation for difficulty is misleading.
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There's a strong sense in "Rectify" that, when your memory has been rendered spongy and your safety shattered, each event might last forever or be gone in a flash.
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It is an end-of-life cri de coeur by a man whose being has been enveloped, and destroyed, by demeaning public untruths that he lacked power to rectify.
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Upward rising air motion from hurricanes, storms and volcanoes creates a charge imbalance in the atmosphere; to rectify this, the sky sends out static discharge, otherwise known as lightning.
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SundanceTV has had some great evening programming, like "Rectify" (in its final season) and "The A Word," last summer's illuminating British import about a family with an autistic child.
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And whether people delete their app over it or just don't feel good about using Facebook, that's a big issue that I think we have a responsibility to rectify.
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"That's why we are urging the British government to do something to either rectify the issue or facilitate some of us who are looking to relocate here," he said.
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And from there, the show devolves into a wild array of facial expressions, rapid cutaways, and dramatic close-ups, all as SpongeBob and Patrick try to rectify their mistake.
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On the other end of the spectrum, we don't want to live out Japan's deflationary experience in the 1990s, a troubling situation the country still hasn't been able to rectify.
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But Jinan authorities aim to rectify such "uncivilized behavior," according to the notice, which added that citizens had complained about the "uncivilized phenomenon" which damaged the image of the city.
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Periodically, statutes have been proposed to rectify some of the "gray areas;" most often, to declare explicitly that the foreign-born children of US citizen parents are "natural born" citizens.
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It seems nothing was done to the design and manufacturing process to rectify this and then publicly in response to the bending claims Apple maintained there were no engineering issues.
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Saudi Arabia in particular is expected to pursue intensive diplomatic efforts to rectify a serious glitch in its relationship with Washington: the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, or JASTA.
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I didn't even think to cover up or hide or anything, I was just lying on my back fiddling with my phone while my girlfriend tried to rectify the situation.
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Li's basic message is that the needs of the physical market in China aren't being well served, and the LME has the ability and market trust to rectify the situation.
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A white woman lied that the boy, barely a teenager, had whistled at her on the street — and the men sought to rectify this through means of fatal, barbarous violence.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones, telling her to DM him so they could take steps to rectify the widespread and frankly disturbing abuse she received Monday.
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ArcelorMittal said in a statement on August 15 that the company would "work closely with the agencies involved" to rectify the spill, according to a press release from Cannon's office.
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She'd attempted to contact FedLoan to rectify its mistake, but did not have private space in her workplace to make calls — and the helpline only operated during her work hours.
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"Attempts to troubleshoot and rectify the problem resulted in further degradation of the navigation system, as well as to the aircraft's flight guidance and flight control system," the report said.
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It also works to rectify the ongoing systemic bias in school systems and admissions offices that rob students of color of classroom seats in colleges and universities across the country.
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Another supervisor, Matt Haney, called the fires "really bad, and scary," telling the paper the fleet should be pulled from city streets until Lyft is able to rectify the situation.
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"It's up to the industry and the entities, the investigators, the certification people, the F.A.A. in our case, to see if there is a trend and rectify it," he said.
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Uber held a press conference on Tuesday to discuss some of its ongoing issues, including what it's doing to rectify its workplace cultural problems and the state of its business.
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"We still need some federal assistance because they money from the state is not going to be enough to rectify the situation here that we have in Flint," Weaver said.
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If you look at, say, Orange Is the New Black, Rectify, and, yep, Halt and Catch Fire, you might feel like you're watching shows from three entirely different TV industries.
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We imagine it wouldn't have taken the Sainsbury's store in Edenthorpe, UK, long to notice and rectify the mistake below, but unfortunately for them someone on Twitter got there first.
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Trump has said that unless European allies rectify "flaws" in Tehran's 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers by May 12 he will refuse to extend U.S. sanctions relief for Iran.
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"Trump's 'easy-to-win' trade war doesn't seem to have done much yet to rectify the U.S. trade imbalance with China or any other country for that matter," he noted.
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In a letter to Apple on Monday, the council requested an explanation for the slow-down and information about what Apple planned to do to rectify the problem, Xinhua reported.
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Before going into detail, Holmes said that "we take full responsibility for our lab operations and we're working diligently to rectify all our outstanding issues" at its Newark, California, lab.
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The VA then released a statement Thursday saying it would rectify the issue and pushing back on reports that the agency did not plan to reimburse those who were underpaid.
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Viewed in this way, the ERA is a modest proposal, intended only to rectify the fact that the architects of our country's foundational legal document didn't include women in it.
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However, Lighthizer told Congress last month that finalizing a trade agreement with Beijing is only the first step of a long process to rectify concerns with China's overall trade policy.
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The Central Bank said Citibank acknowledged the breaches and that it was satisfied the bank has taken the necessary steps to rectify the deficiencies that gave rise to the breaches.
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To rectify this testing problem, Wilcox, Marcu, and a few colleagues developed a new method of edible cannabinoid extraction that can handle the wide variety of products on the market.
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My conclusion from this long line of null results is that when physics tries to rectify a perceived lack of beauty, we waste time on problems that aren't really problems.
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An effort to rectify that during the sesquicentennial has prompted puzzlement over the proposed bird, complaints about experts overruling the public and grievances about the United States' power over ornithology.
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" Biden made his argument using language that is still common to opponents of efforts to rectify racial inequality: "I don't feel responsible for the sins of my father and grandfather.
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Determined to rectify that, she sets about inhabiting other women — and ends up inside of Bong-sun, a timid chef's assistant who could use a bit of supernatural self-esteem.
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Conway, during a tense exchange at the Women Rule event, sparred with a protester who challenged her to rectify Trump's "Access Hollywood" remarks with his self-professed respect for women.
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Over nearly a decade of rigorous oversight, no intentional abuse of the Section 702 authority has ever been identified, and the government has quickly taken action to rectify unintentional mistakes.
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When you refuse to admit your mistakes, you are also less open to constructive criticism, experts said, which can help hone skills, rectify bad habits and improve yourself over all.
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"We hope that the US could recognize the possible negative consequences of such actions and take convincing measures to rectify them in a timely manner," the Chinese Commerce Ministry added.
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While its not clear when Apple will offer the "crackling" iPhone 8 update, it's typical for the company to rectify these mild issues after the release of a new product.
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The ballot measure Ms. Breed is backing would attempt to rectify that by creating an "as of right" process for certain buildings that significantly add to the affordable housing supply.
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As of last April, only three poor countries — Eritrea, Pakistan and Tanzania — had undergone both evaluations and had described how they planned to find the money to rectify their weaknesses.
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Mr. Leguizamo, you see, has appointed himself our instructor in a class intended to rectify the omissions in standard school texts of his people's — or peoples' — contributions to American history.
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This week, the city set out to rectify that (a little bit) by announcing plans to add a statue of Shirley Chisholm, the first black woman to serve in Congress.
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That hot chick riding a horse in DJ Khaled's "I'm The One" music video didn't get enough air time -- in our opinion -- so we're doing our best to rectify that.
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As a result of the inspections, Minmetals said last week that it would suspend operations at a rare earth subsidiary that had also failed to rectify a series of environmental offences.
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No policy will rectify those two facts, and given a similar situation in the future, we have no evidence to suggest Facebook will act any differently, regardless of its stated policy.
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Regardless of how you think the polls are swinging right now, America is going to need to stare itself down long and hard to rectify their naked hatreds after this election.
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And the unverifiable diet of the slaves who labored to erect America's presidential palace does not rectify the fact that black people should not have been slaves in the first place.
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Matt Fleming, a spokesman for the California Republican Party, blamed the party's "minimal vetting" for allowing Fitzgerald to advance to this point -- and said the party plans to rectify the situation.
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Her involvement in a callous act that leads to the attack is something she clearly wrestles with, but she takes action to rectify at least part of what she has done.
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The exhibition Oscar Rejlander: Artist Photographer, which recently traveled to the Getty Center from the National Gallery of Canada, serves to rectify the century of oversight initiated by critics like Emerson.
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To improve compliance with environmental rules, the central government has dispatched teams across China to ascertain how much has been done to rectify the thousands of problems identified during previous inspections.
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She was told that the call was in response to her tweet, and that the bank wanted to rectify the poor service and get the new business account set up immediately.
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After social media called out the Hellboy reboot for casting Skrein, Lionsgate said that it would work to rectify its decision and look for a more appropriate actor for the role.
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Well, Google fixed the night problem last year with its Night Sight, and at MWC 2019, Oppo did its best to rectify the zoom problem with a clever, periscope-like system.
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Wells Fargo has been searching for a CEO since Tim Sloan stepped down in March after the three-decade Wells Fargo veteran was unable to rectify a scandal his predecessor left.
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I see philosophers of science as public intellectuals who speak up for science, and rectify common misconceptions or uninformed judgments that may feed into political lobbies, agendas and ultimately policy-making.
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The Shirley Chisholm monument is the first commission by She Built NYC, an initiative aiming to rectify the public art gender gap by creating more statuary devoted to female historical figures.
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The EU is currently trying to rectify that by making it easier to borrow, lend and invest across its internal borders, in the hope of reducing funding costs for European firms.
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"We have to rectify the history of mistreatment of our people and those who are saying that independence is not good," Barzani said in an interview in the KRG capital Erbil.
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It is time that House Republicans rectify this glaring omission, and there is still time to do it and rightly claim credit for at least starting the wheels of tax reform.
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With the President who was treated cruelly now abusing children at the border, his wife, first lady Melania Trump, has said that something needs to be done to rectify the situation.
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"I urgently call on the President of the Republic and the national government to rectify and listen to the voice of the Venezuelan people," wrote Dudamel, 36, on his Facebook page.
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After failed attempts to rectify their status, my father used what little savings he had to make monthly payments to a lawyer who was helping us — but the lawyer scammed us.
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To help rectify that, we've rounded up ten people, bands, and dietary movements that Moby was right about (and when we say "right," we mean "right enough"), from Eminem to veganism.
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In hindsight, I wouldn't have been so diminishing of Gwyneth Paltrow or this other chick, and I attempt to rectify it in the newer version of the essay in the book.
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It's a product, "Rectify" tells us, of how the pressure to confess and then life on death row has killed his sense of what he's done and what he's capable of.
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It seems to have been popular so far: The general public perceives local officials as taking advantage of the system, and here is the central government appearing to rectify the situation.
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We do not need to reinvent the wheel by creating new funds—we simply need to rectify the disconnect between authorization and appropriations and use the tools already at our disposal.
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In April, the government said ZTE had failed to take the necessary actions to rectify the issue, and had lied about its efforts, prompting the Commerce Department to implement the ban.
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But slow cookers will go on sale soon, and with free shipping and some jumper cables, you just might be able to rectify those childhood grievances between the midterms and Thanksgiving.
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Mr. Stevenson may still have time to rectify the error at the United States Embassy before his flight, but if not, airlines do not generally refund tickets for missing travel documents.
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Eager to rectify that, the Football Association has invested no little time or resources in recent years in improving its coaching courses at the game's new national base, St. George's Park.
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Only then will BOP be able to rectify the severe understaffing and over-reliance on augmentation that have long plagued our agency, which has recently been highlighted by members of Congress.
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Leaving the task of moderation largely up to the machines means accepting more mistakes and a reduced ability to rectify them at a time when there is little room for error.
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London officials announced in April that they would rectify that omission, by placing a statue of Millicent Garrett Fawcett (1847-1929), who campaigned for women's right to vote, on the square.
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It was one of the five lenders that in 2012 agreed to a $25 billion settlement with the federal government and 49 states to rectify poor loan-servicing and foreclosure practices.
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There are many programs that try to rectify this, but most are for the short term — a year of tutoring, a few months of SAT prep, a weekend college essay class.
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On top of the fact, such cooperation is never guaranteed, SAVE cross-checking takes up limited agency resources, and again, cannot rectify a fraudulent vote after the damage's already been done.
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DHL, which took on the contract last November with food service company QSL, said it regretted the interruption of supply and was working to rectify the situation as soon as possible.
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In the time it takes to rectify the error, Robben — as he was always going to, as everyone involved knew he was going to — has cut inside and taken a shot.
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"It seems necessary to rectify, so that the local services can be located by the delivery men and emergency services," the Mayor said in a statement "It seems necessary to rectify, so that the local services can be located by the delivery men and emergency services," the Mayor said in a statement The street was previously unnamed and lies near rue Robert Schuman and Avenue de Matagot and is still not available to see on Google Maps.
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But one Texas lawmaker has an idea about how to rectify the situation: instigate a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) investigation into whether Equifax represents a cybersecurity risk to the federal government.
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To rectify this wrong, I decided to pick up as many CDs as I could find that seemed to be in playable condition rather than stomped to bits and listen to them.
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Food is often a tool for communication and a bridge between cultures, and this story examines the successes and failures South Africa's attempt to use barbecuing to rectify the country's oppressive past.
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Reasons to give it a chance include leads Abigail Spencer (Rectify) and Malcolm Barrett (Better Off Ted), as well as creators Eric Kripke (Supernatural) and Shawn Ryan (The Shield, The Get Down).
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The only way to rectify the adverse consequences of these three decade old policies for the Iranian people and the resistance, is to recognize the Iranian resistance and overthrow the ruling autocracy.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has sought to implement a number of reforms to help rectify problems at Rikers Island, which with about 10,000 inmates is one of the country's largest jail facilities.
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Even as Chinese spokesmen denied the camps' existence, the Global Times, in its English-language edition, acknowledged "counter-terrorism education" among Xinjiang residents and work to "rectify" the thinking of imprisoned extremists.
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And I am very conscious of my mistakes and my need to rectify them, not just to stay afloat but to banish this serious knock to my own sense of self-esteem.
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"My planned travel to the U.S. last week was affected by an issue at U.S. immigration, and I am working to rectify it as soon as possible," he said in his statement.
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Pitt tries to rectify this by pulling out all the stops, dropping his voice a few registers to imitate a man whose vocal cords have taken a beating yelling in the desert.
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I don't owe anything to Rent-A-Center, and last I checked the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act allows for one call to rectify or confirm information deemed inaccurate, and forbids harassment.
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This system has worked well for decades, with federal and state laws evolving along the way to rectify any deficiencies and to ensure that the highest level of environmental protection is achieved.
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Perhaps this exhibition of her Tablets at Craig F. Starr, which reintroduces us to this singular body of work, will help rectify this rather large gap in our understanding of the 1960s.
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But the GOP's attempt to rectify that imbalance in the American Health Care Act (AHCA) threatens to make premiums unaffordable for some low-income, older adults, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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"This significant resolution helps rectify the misconduct by returning more than $74 million in wrongfully claimed funds to the government," Gregory Brooker, the acting U.S. attorney in Minnesota, said in a statement.
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Trump has said that unless European allies rectify the "terrible flaws" in the international accord by May 12, he will refuse to extend U.S. sanctions relief for the oil-producing Islamic Republic.
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South African mining companies are required to meet a target of having 26 percent of their ownership held by black citizens, part of a drive to rectify the racial disparities of apartheid.
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President Trump has a chance to rectify one of his predecessor's worst failures to protect Americans from the combined scourge of drugs, terrorism, and Russian adventurism in Europe and the Middle East.
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All are renowned Chinese activists — lawyers, scholars, journalists and artists — who share a common interest in political change, whether to rectify a single abuse of power or to advance broader systemic reform.
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Trump has warned that unless European allies rectify the "terrible flaws" in the international accord by May 12, he will refuse to extend U.S. sanctions relief for the oil-producing Islamic Republic.
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We see why in the worker-led "Fight for $15," which has done more than any movement in recent years to rectify the power imbalance between low-wage workers and corporate executives.
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Such painstaking self-deception is worth noting here because Edith, editor of a small radical journal, is also a leftist with ideas about how the United States might rectify its conduct abroad.
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If there was any consolation for me, it was in the understanding that her goal in life was not really to resolve or rectify anything, but to remain forever on the outside.
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It was one of the five lenders that in 2012 agreed to a $25 billion settlement with the U.S. federal government and 49 states to rectify poor loan servicing and foreclosure practices.
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To help rectify that inequity, I decided to spend an entire day, from waking to sleeping, exploring the depths of Netflix in an effort to find the worst movie on the service.
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Last month, after a long silence and several highly visible actions by drivers, an anonymous Uber employee published a letter supporting organizing drivers, corroborating the injustices the drivers themselves hope to rectify.
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Because hiring new POC staff to rectify racist systemic policies will create additional emotional labor for them, shifts in administration must be accompanied by in-depth yearly training on undoing systemic racism.
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"So it's hard for me to rectify that the opposite of this would also be true," Bulsiewicz says, adding that many of his patients inquire about the use of ACV for reflux.
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To rectify this, Du and his colleagues used a Linear-Quadratic Regulator to automatically adjust the parameters of the controller so it is more in tune with the custom drone it's controlling.
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But "Rectify," a drama entering its final season on SundanceTV on Wednesday, is exceptional in being concerned with what comes after prison, for ex-convicts, for their families, for an entire community.
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"Over nearly a decade of rigorous oversight, no intentional abuse of the Section 702 authority has ever been identified, and the government has quickly taken action to rectify unintentional mistakes," Bossert said.
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In April, amid rising trade tensions between the United States and China, the Commerce Department barred ZTE's American suppliers from doing business with the company for failing to rectify the sanctions issue.
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Lara Bazelon, an associate professor at the University of San Francisco School of Law, is the author of, most recently, the forthcoming book "Rectify: The Power of Restorative Justice After Wrongful Conviction."
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Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada spokesperson Lisa Filipps told VICE the ministry is "aware of the current situation in Quebec" and that they are working with the province to rectify the situation.
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To rectify that, Uber has overhauled the more than 100 policies the company's support agents use to respond to driver concerns and is rolling out a number of new driver support features.
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And the beauty of Rectify is encapsulated in an idea McKinnon expresses to me: Over its four seasons, the show will have followed these characters for about six months of their lives.
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Those skills are evident in something as routine as Senator Tester's drive to persuade the secretary of education to rectify a bureaucratic goof involving Upward Bound applications affecting low-income students nationwide.
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They also have been an embarrassment for the United Nations, where rights investigators compiled a confidential report in 2014 about the allegations and the organization did not move quickly to rectify them.
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The Department of Justice and the FBI are committed to taking whatever steps are necessary to rectify the abuses that occurred and to ensure the integrity of the FISA process going forward.
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The rule, which took more than a year to pass through the city's legislative body, follows similar attempts by cities across the United States to rectify the gender gap in public art.
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"It is now more important than ever for physicians to transparently and accurately document their justification for using an opioid so that we can identify and rectify problematic prescribing behavior," Sherry said.
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Under the new law, voters placed on the list do have 26 months to rectify any error, and if they present a valid ID card at a polling place, they can vote.
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" He supported affirmative action programs to help rectify bias, but opposed provisions that amounted, he wrote, to any "variety of racial discrimination under the auspices of the government of the United States.
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Instances such as this are the reason that museums and cultural institutions of all types have insurance, and we have begun the process with our insurance company to rectify this situation appropriately.
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As Washington University of St. Louis law professor Kimberly Jade Norwood noted, residency didn't immediately rectify educational inequality brought forth by racial segregation, since neighborhoods are often carved out along racial lines.
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However, the Belgian authorities may be able to keep the reactors running while they rectify their procedural error, the advisor said in a recommendation to judges who will eventually rule on the case.
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Never before in his career has he dropped as many contests on the trot, and for that reason, Pettis is right to attempt a dramatic change to rectify his poor patch of form.
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" (If you haven't seen her 1971 Fillmore West performance of it with Ray Charles, rectify that immediately.) Playlist: "Spirit in the Dark" / "Rock Steady" / "Think" / "(Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone" / "Dr.
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Rectify this mistake by sharing a little Kasich trivia with your friends: Kasich has run for president before (in 2000, he had a brief campaign before dropping out and supporting George W. Bush).
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Yunnan governor Chen Hao added that they had ensured the scandal had not "spread further" by mobilizing officials to get involved to "clean up and rectify" the situation as soon as it happened.
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The authorities ordered the search engine operator to rectify its advertising business to eliminate such practices, according to the statement, which quoted a Baidu representative as saying the firm would make necessary changes.
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The state of play: CDC officials called the situation "complex," but added that it's one that the agency and other health institutions are working to rectify, particularly by identifying and addressing complications early.
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I believe that Apple should find a way to rectify this in the future by making it more clear or disallowing if people have explicitly opted out of sharing photos in an app.
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Conveying this message to the public is important to rectify misconceptions about, say, whether taxpayers' money should be spent to build more-powerful colliders if these machines don't actually discover a new particle.
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The document also said measures needed to be taken to rectify the "blind chasing of stars" among Chinese youth, curb the "growing tendency towards money worship" and prevent "the distortion of social values".
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"An iOS update in May exposed a small amount of our source code and we were able to identify the mistake and rectify it immediately," a Snap spokesperson told Motherboard in an email.
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To rectify these shortcomings, Horowitz and his colleagues designed a new version of Dormio that swaps out the palm sensor for flexion sensors, which measure muscle tension at a much more granular level.
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Over the past decade, some states, including New York, Hawaii, and California, have taken steps to rectify this, passing domestic workers bills of rights, which help to secure certain benefits like overtime pay.
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TRIPOLI, May 9 (Reuters) - Libya's internationally recognized government will give 40 foreign firms operating without licenses a grace period of three months to rectify their legal status, a government official said on Thursday.
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Historically, Hollywood has denied screenwriters their proper due, which the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences tries to rectify with "Spotlight on Screenwriting," a series at Film Forum and the SVA Theater.
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The reason this change indicates heart issues is because oxygenated blood is not reaching the fingers properly and so the cells produce a "factor" that promotes growth to try and rectify the issue.
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He added that MSCI's decision to give A shares the thumbs up after three years of rejecting them meant that some efforts to rectify issues had been taken by Chinese regulators and exchanges.
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Amazon sends a team to investigate labor conditionsIn a statement emailed to Business Insider, Foxconn acknowledged that students had been employed illegally and that it was taking immediate action to rectify the situation.
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Dawn of War III tries to rectify this tension by offering a middle ground between Dawn of War's nameless hordes and Dawn of War II's heroes and squads ducking from cover to cover.
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Swedish Ambassador Olof Skoog, who holds the council presidency this month, said following closed-door talks on Colombia that "everyone has welcomed the swift action taken by the leadership to rectify the situation."
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The final stretch basically amounted to an epilogue to the story of seasons one, two, and three — and yet, true to Rectify form, that epilogue was filled with grace, humor, and bittersweet moments.
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Vontobel must pay 13.3 million euros ($16.25 million) in a deal with German authorities over untaxed assets, an agreement the Swiss private bank said on Friday completes its efforts to rectify past mistakes.
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In a short paragraph, the Home Office says it considered and dismissed an alternative outcome — of downgrading, not revoking, the license and issuing an "action plan" to rectify issues identified during the audit.
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Why it matters: Over the past year, Uber has been taking steps to rectify its management and governance after a string of corporate controversies last year ended with then-CEO Travis Kalanick's resignation.
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The House and Senate proposals diverge on important provisions that will be challenging for lawmakers to rectify in the coming weeks, in part because of competing political priorities facing members in each chamber.
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Rectify has its plottier elements — especially when it digs into whether seemingly sweet-tempered Daniel actually committed the rape and murder he was convicted for — but those elements are often among its clunkiest.
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Once you witness such a scene, Rectify feels less like a TV show and more like an augmented reality etched on cellophane and carefully placed over the top of Griffin's real-world existence.
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Obama's job, coming to office, was to rectify relations with allies who had disapproved of the war and also with the Islamic world, which saw Iraq as the latest act of Western imperialism.
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In recent years the Forest Service has tried to rectify its past forest-management practices by conducting more prescribed or "controlled" burns to get rid of dead vegetation that could fuel future wildfires.
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Mr. Khan needs to rectify this reckless state of affairs as Pakistan remains on the Financial Action Task Force's "grey list" of countries that have not fulfilled their obligations to curb terrorist activities.
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" The company added that it "works hard to comply with all relevant laws and regulations" in the markets where it operates and that "if infractions are identified, we work to immediately rectify them.
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The new Congress has a chance to rectify last year's inaction on the bicameral, bipartisan Restore Our Parks and Public Lands Act and the Restore Our Parks Act by moving them forward now.
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Delivery firm DHL, which took on the contract last November with food service company QSL, said it "regrets" the interruption of supply and is working to rectify the situation as soon as possible.
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If "Rectify" has a flaw, it's one that so many humane shows develop in their final stretch—a Tawney-like desire to save everyone, simply because these are characters we've loved for years.
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The senators asked that the State Department provide them with information about how it is working to rectify the situation and the number of successful and attempted cyberattacks on State Department systems abroad.
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Last year, the world's largest economy absorbed more than $500 billion worth of goods from China, which reciprocated by taking in around $130 billion — a bilateral imbalance the Trump has vowed to rectify.
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He had just been made aware of the issue and told Deichl he was setting up a meeting with the head of the banking commission of Puerto Rico to try to rectify it.
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To rectify that, Koppel always encourages nurses and doctors to take photos of their patients and clip them to the record so they can at least ensure that they're talking to the right person.
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The ANC's plans to change the constitution to allow the government to expropriate land without compensation to rectify racial disparities has unnerved investors as it recalls the farm seizures that ruined neighbouring Zimbabwe's economy.
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The company said it was evaluating whether any of the findings were material to any previously reported financial period and that it would shift revenue forward one quarter if needed to rectify the issue.
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You could rectify this by flipping the 2-in-1 over into its tent mode, which will put the camera above the display, but then you give up access to the keyboard and trackpad.
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"This case will certainly be litigated and we will turn to the independent federal courts to step up and rectify this shameful chapter in our country's history," the group said in a press release.
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To rectify the problem, which Musk said resided with a supplier, the company has taken on a crucial production element itself, and redesigned it from a software and hardware perspective from the ground up.
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"Asked whether Foy was paid the same as Smith, the producers acknowledged that he did make more due to his Doctor Who fame, but that they would rectify that for the future," Variety reported.
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He once again urged Seoul to take appropriate steps to rectify what Japan says was an improper ruling last year by South Korea's Supreme Court ordering two Japanese companies to compensate the wartime workers.
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"My planned travel to the U.S. last week was affected by an issue at U.S. immigration, and I am working to rectify it as soon as possible," he tells PEOPLE in an exclusive statement.
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Kim Kardashian has a lot of work to do, especially around race, to rectify her constant proximity to Blackness and the responsibility she has as a person with privilege to work on their behalf.
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The Chicago Cubs own the best record in baseball, but still have issues to rectify as they kick off a four-game series against the visiting Milwaukee Brewers with a day-night doubleheader Tuesday.
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Although all the details have not yet emerged, I am willing to bet that the United Express pilots were only aware of the issue because the flight was being delayed to rectify the problem.
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In the last 13 years, Chklovski has made it her mission to rectify that imbalance, giving up her studies to develop Iridescent's training programs for students — especially girls and mothers — particularly in emerging countries.
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He's been trying to rectify the lack of diversity we see on TV by pushing for his Riverdale character Jughead to be asexual, like he was in the Archie Comics series it's based on.
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The tweaks may not be flashy, but they've certainly been necessary, either to rectify issues, develop fledgling services (as with the Home app), or to catch up with the lead of Google's rampaging Android.
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The extent of the investigation and what can actually be done to rectify things is still unclear, but it's the first tiny step in trying to fix what many feel is a massive problem.
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There are a lot of new companies that want to rectify this situation for us by using the OBD-II port to bring Wi-Fi and connected apps to the cars we already drive.
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That said, Deus Ex Go does rectify one of the big issues of both Hitman Go and Lara Croft Go: you won't have to wait months for new levels once you finish the campaign.
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" Elzea added that the agency has reviewed issues related to the length of time minors were kept in "MVM's care and outlined several specific adjustments with the contractor to rectify that issue going forward.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - The rare earths arm of state-owned China Minmetals Corporation said one of its units would halt production with immediate effect from Thursday after failing to rectify a series of environmental offences.
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However, the president appeared to acknowledge the trade war may have short-term pitfalls of the economy, telling reporters that he had to intervene to rectify the U.S.'s trade relationship despite such concerns.
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He has expressed regret about not talking more about poverty during his vice presidential run in 28503 and is seeking to rectify that mistake now that he's the top-ranking Republican on Capitol Hill.
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But Beijing, which operates the world's most sophisticated online censorship mechanism known elsewhere as the "Great Firewall", has also signaled that it wants to rectify "imbalances" in the way standards across cyberspace are set.
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The new NLRB will have a chance to rectify the misguided decisions of the last eight years that have enabled unions to force themselves into workplaces without much regard to the wishes of workers.
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In any case, to rectify this situation, I, together with Berkeley economist Alan Auerbach and Darryl Koehler, an engineer in my financial planning software company, have spent the last five years fixing tax analysis.
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Like all major pieces of legislation, Dodd-Frank had many flaws, some of which Congress attempted to rectify last year when it passed the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act (S. 2155).
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Today, when Pettis has his eyes on featherweight gold, and Edgar is eager to reassert himself as a contender after his UFC 200 loss to Aldo, it is the perfect time to rectify that.
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But a review by The New York Times found that the office failed to rectify its mistakes and, in at least one case, employees actively misled people who were looking for a loved one.
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It is vital that the Supreme Court take up these petitions and rectify the lower court's fundamental misreading of the BPCIA in order to facilitate the development of an essential and robust biosimilars market.
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The film ultimately seeks to rectify the wrongs of the CIA, with accountability limited to restoring and reconciling the agency's crimes with an image America based on the rule of law, oversight, and transparency.
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But the House and Senate proposals diverge on important provisions that will be challenging for lawmakers to rectify in the coming weeks, in part because of competing political priorities facing lawmakers in each chamber.
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Variety reports: Asked whether Foy was paid the same as Smith, the producers acknowledged that he did make more due to his "Doctor Who" fame, but that they would rectify that for the future.
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"Diversity in genetic research is a global problem," said Joanna Mountain, the senior director of Research at 23andMe, adding that the company is offering free testing in some countries to begin to rectify that.
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He might call to reveal a weather trend he had observed, to rectify the slightest inaccuracy in a news account, or to fill the holes in what he would dismiss as an "underinformative" report.
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It is a problem that Congress and the White House can rectify, not by cutting spending, but by raising the minimum wage, updating the overtime-pay rules and instituting paid sick leave — for starters.
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The three cities have been ordered to come up with a detailed plan to "rectify" the situation, which they must submit to the environment ministry within 20 days, said Liu Changgen, a ministry official.
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He has expressed regret about not talking more about poverty during his vice presidential run in 2012 and is seeking to rectify that mistake now that he's the top-ranking Republican on Capitol Hill.
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Getting rid of the Senate entirely—the reform that would do the most to rectify our system's inequities—would require a permanent surrender of power from states needed to ratify the necessary constitutional amendment.
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Mr. Bretz said that his client had no criminal record, and that attempts to rectify what he claimed was an immigration officer's mistake in adjusting his status more than 20 years earlier had failed.
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Healthcare should not be limited to your state because competition keeps the cost down and what we don't have now is competition, which is one of the areas the president's plan seeks to rectify.
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A majority of American voters agree that women make less than men for the same work, according to a new poll, and also say the federal government isn't doing enough to rectify the issue.
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Most Asian immigrants come from countries that lack affirmative action, so they are less likely to understand the historical origins of a policy that was designed to rectify past discrimination against blacks by whites.
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SNL doesn't have an in-house Ivanka impersonator — a situation the show will probably have to rectify sooner rather than later — but in the meantime, several guest hosts have taken a crack at it.
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The Texan has won 11 times on the PGA Tour, including three majors, but does not have a World Golf Championships title on his resume, something he can rectify at Firestone Country Club in Akron.
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Nvidia tried to rectify this last year with a new design philosophy, Max-Q, which coupled some tweaks to the mobile GPUs while encouraging laptop makers like Asus to be more thoughtful about thermal design.
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Seeking to rectify the situation, the school board voted unanimously in early 1968 in favor of a busing plan in which more than 3,000 students, both black and white, would be bused to different communities.
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In an interview with Europe 1 radio, Belloubet said she sent a team to the prison to see "whether the security measures were defective so that we can rectify them," according to Agence France-Presse .
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While New York City is certainly the most generous public arts funder in the United States, how it distributes those funds is extraordinarily inequitable, a problem the Cultural Plan was created in part to rectify.
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The report said the failure was part of a longstanding pattern of dysfunction in how the department handles Freedom of Information Act requests, and officials there have said they are working to rectify the problems.
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While Dougy slept the band's management were busying trying to rectify the situation, drafting in 22-year-old Bloc Party drummer Louise Bartle, whose Soundrenaline set was scheduled a couple hours before The Temper Trap.
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - The chief executive of embattled blood testing company Theranos Inc on Monday said the privately-held firm is working diligently to rectify all of its outstanding issues involving its product and laboratory operations.
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Some proponents of debt relief go further, arguing that the entire premise of taking out debt to pay for college is misbegotten, and that it's a matter of justice, not just economics, to rectify it.
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The average inversion between the fed funds rate and the 10-year Treasury was 31 basis points in June, meaning "the Fed must do more to rectify the current inversion," LaVorgna said in a note.
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"My planned travel to the U.S. last week was affected by an issue at U.S. immigration, and I am working to rectify it as soon as possible," he said in an exclusive statement to PEOPLE.
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"Its statement read: "C-Star developed a minor technical problem during the night, in order to rectify before the vessel entered the SAR zone and navigated closer to other vessels, the main engine was stopped.
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