We seem to have redistributed our population a little bit like we've redistributed our wealth, and things are getting pretty lopsided all around.
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The money is just redistributed among the citizens of Nigeria.
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The money could be found and redistributed where it's needed.
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The land would then be redistributed to black South Africans.
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In turn, money is redistributed downwards in exchange for votes.
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Should society be vastly more redistributed than it actually is?
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Essentially, gray matter volume decreases slightly as fluid is redistributed.
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In one week, the network has redistributed more than $12,690.
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Energy that is generated and then redistributed powers the world.
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This increased the machine's payload capacity and redistributed friction during climbing.
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Chávez expropriated and redistributed wealth to weaken enemies and woo allies.
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Just know that these images can cannot be sold or redistributed.
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The stress load, likewise, was frequently redistributed to different back muscles.
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So you need resources redistributed from the feds to the states.
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That prize money will be redistributed to the newly elevated finishers.
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Rather, they&aposre redistributed throughout your body, resulting in some swelling.
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Surplus land was meant to be redistributed amongst the poor for farming.
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The sources declined to disclose the size of the stake being redistributed.
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Some back a carbon tax, with revenues redistributed to those hit hardest.
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Votes they receive over this amount are proportionately redistributed to other candidates.
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Infantino's letter said that all revenue from the competition would be redistributed.
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The "invisible" labor around medical concerns has also been redistributed between us.
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Last year Forgotten Harvest redistributed 41 million pounds of food, Mayes says.
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Campaigners fear that if they are evicted and the land is redistributed, they will be excluded - as happened to others who fought for a nearby plot but were left out when that land was redistributed a decade ago.
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The combined $3.1 million initially invested in these races will be redistributed elsewhere.
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To a great extent, Germany redistributed working hours rather than created new ones.
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His 120-person team is down to three, redistributed to product and infrastructure.
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They have been either burned to the ground or redistributed to Buddhist citizens.
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This latest group will be redistributed among eight different member states, including Italy.
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Here is a case where the win is redistributed and both claim victory.
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In some cases, the typical 40-hour workweek is merely redistributed over four days.
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The IPC said the 267 places secured by Russian athletes would now be redistributed.
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Surplus bread is often redistributed to food banks and charities to feed the homeless.
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The network's messages have been redistributed by prominent figures in the Likud campaign team.
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The Democratic National Committee redistributed the money to organizations that promote women in politics.
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Conversely, those images are photographed by citizen journalists and then redistributed across social media platforms.
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The spokesperson did not know how many tickets had to be recalled and redistributed, however.
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Second, we're not going to allow land to be redistributed to elites, to party hacks.
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The funds will be redistributed within the equities pool of the ERS trust, she said.
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I have expressed my desire that my bonus be redistributed to our company's hardworking employees.
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"It's basically your tolerance to the idea that wealth shouldn't be redistributed," Dr. Price explains.
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The piles of debt accumulated before the financial crisis have been redistributed rather than eliminated.
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""First, influence can be redistributed across suspicious accounts that may be operated with malicious purposes.
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"Our products were forked, redistributed and rebundled so many times I lost count," Banon wrote.
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But they are essential mechanisms by which heat is redistributed around the globe, Frame explains.
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The Graham-Cassidy bill would have redistributed a big pool of federal funding among states.
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Third, private-school assets will be "redistributed democratically and fairly across the country's educational institutions".
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At the end of 2015, 27 percent has been redistributed, according to the Namibia Agriculture Union.
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Mr Hammond understands that wealth must be generated before it can be redistributed, or indeed requisitioned.
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As if sex were simply a commodity that could be distributed and redistributed like, say, food.
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A second source familiar with the situation confirmed the tickets were being reprinted and being redistributed.
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The bonds were issued as compensation for land confiscated and redistributed to the poor in the 1970s.
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He ransomed a Christian woman from her kidnappers; he generously redistributed the wealth he took in plunder.
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Content providers have strict controls for 4K playback, so that streams can't be captured and redistributed illegally.
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Merchandise and employees from the Northgate store will be redistributed to other Nordstrom stores in the area.
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In the U.S., both the rich and the poor receive considerable portions of the government's redistributed revenue.
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Finally, Bloomberg's votes are redistributed — and many more of his voters go to Biden than to Sanders.
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Their assets were redistributed among Mr Putin's associates, many of whom would also become beneficiaries of Chinese investments.
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But after the lower vote-getters were eliminated and their votes redistributed, Golden came out 3,500 votes ahead.
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It also can adapt more easily to changing demand patterns, since the fleets can be redistributed at will.
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With the right leadership, existing resources could be better applied if redistributed in support of a national strategy.
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Also, "to create acceptance for CO2 prices, the revenues collected by the state should be redistributed," they said.
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His duties were redistributed among four Apple executives, including Jony Ive, Craig Federighi, Eddy Cue, and Craig Mansfield.
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Instead, one of the unit cops redistributed them to the women on death row who had made them.
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As a result, with the help of government money, they have redistributed almost half of their district's land.
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What to watch: Best estimates are that, 24 years later, just 10% of commercial farmland has been redistributed.
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All of the products will be redistributed to people who will actually use them, not profit from them.
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This would then allow green cards to be redistributed based on application date, instead of country of origin.
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Sometimes it seems power was just redistributed from one set of massive organizations to others — Amazon, Facebook, Spotify.
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And overwhelmingly, Trump supporters did not want their hard-earned money redistributed to people they regarded as undeserving.
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The press release lambasting the quote was redistributed by Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) to amplify the message.
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They argue that the reduced hours worked by some could be redistributed to others in order to lower underemployment.
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Power-to-X technologies enable excess energy generated by renewables to be stored and redistributed when and where needed.
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The post was picked up by foreign and Mexican media and also redistributed by local government on social media.
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The wealth of our middle class has been ripped from their homes and then redistributed across the entire world.
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When Scotland shifted toward free college, researchers found that aid was redistributed from low-income to high-income students.
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Soon, these transactions accounted for more than 12 million pounds of food redistributed among the food banks each year.
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A school and a large mosque have already succumbed to the waves, with pupils redistributed to other packed classrooms.
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Until the white paper, however, I'd always thought of digital files as something that can be copied and redistributed.
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In Northern Ireland, as votes are counted the candidate with the least votes in eliminated and their votes redistributed.
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These shows are workplace comedies with the workplace redistributed to the home, rom-coms where the romance is maternal.
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This money was then redistributed in the form of 15 artist grants given out over the past two years.
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These cost savings won't hurt hospitals as critics fear because they will be redistributed by CMS back to hospitals.
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If somewhere like Nottingham struggles, the money is redistributed to pay for welfare or prop up the local economy.
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The wealth of our middle class has been ripped from their homes and then redistributed all across the world.
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Haque noted that only about 5 million acres (2 million hectares) have been redistributed to approximately six million poor farmers.
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They believe that the public yearns for income and power to be redistributed by the state to balance the scales.
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In the meantime, Eurasia saw oil production partially recovering, as non-striking staff is redistributed and inventories are drawn open.
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Golden did not beat Poliquin outright in 2018, but only after the votes for two third-party candidates were redistributed.
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EU for various procurement contracts, redistributed the funds through banks owned by Orban associates, and converted them into diamonds that
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Expansion states are likely to see their funding reduced and redistributed to non-expansion states through the block-grant formula.
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Mr. Auburn has redistributed some of Bellow's words to these characters, several of whom are semi-mute in the novel.
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Medals are being stripped from dozens of athletes and redistributed to those who were deprived a spot on the podium.
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Sharma said that even when land is redistributed on paper, there is often a long delay before farmers can take possession.
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Their money was redistributed based on their responses to a survey issued upon signing up, as well as geographical census data.
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Since then, Flaherty has complained on Twitter about being censored—and redistributed many of his videos through a new YouTube channel.
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I believe guns should be illegal, wealth should be redistributed, and federal regulation is the closest thing we have to salvation.
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But I don't think that they think that their data is being resold or at least redistributed through these other trackers.
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The church requires all money and food be donated to the community's storehouse, where it is redistributed on a weekly basis.
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If that happens, the candidate with the fewest votes is eliminated, and their votes redistributed to whomever those voters ranked second.
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Mayer volunteered to forgo her annual equity grant, as well, and has asked that the money be redistributed to Yahoo's employees.
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The NFSW estimates that 70% of redistributed land from sugarcane plantations on Negros has been leased back to the original owner.
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That's because they presuppose the existence of prosperous jobs somewhere in the economy from which profits can be skimmed and redistributed.
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"The wealth of our middle class has been ripped from their homes and then redistributed across the entire world," he said.
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Although the voting rights have been redistributed, the family's stance about keeping its stake remains unchanged, a Quandt family spokesman said.
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"The wealth of our middle class has been ripped from their homes and then redistributed across the entire world," said Trump.
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"The wealth of our middle class has been ripped from their homes and then redistributed across the entire world," Trump declared.
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The bonds were issued as compensation for land redistributed to the poor in the 1970s by leftist dictator General Juan Velasco.
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This reshaping of institutions increased barriers to prosperity through excessive regulations, like ObamaCare, and higher taxes that redistributed resources among people.
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One hypothesis is that an uptick in migration from villages to cities could mean that these weddings have simply been redistributed.
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The 4,200 evacuated from the Bay and Gulf facilities will be redistributed to other Florida prisons, some hundreds of miles away.
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Profits from exports of gas, which he nationalised at the start of a global commodities boom, were redistributed to the poor.
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Can those tasks be redistributed to a current employee, leaving the contractor with responsibilities that aren&apost critical to the business?
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First-place finisher Dancer's Image tested positive for a prohibited medication, and Kentucky racing officials ordered the purse money to be redistributed.
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Peru issued the bonds as compensation for land expropriated and redistributed to the poor in the 1970s by leftist dictator Juan Velasco.
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How much money can help someone in the latter group and not really even affect the former group if it were redistributed?
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Starting this year, a new mechanism for CIT allocation means that 1pp of CIT revenue will be redistributed to financially weaker regions.
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And though many of the lobsters were no longer fit for human consumption, what could be salvaged was redistributed to nearby residents.
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Given the changing fortunes of investment banks, it doesn't take a logistics specialist to see that fees are going to be redistributed.
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The FARC and the government have agreed to promote rural development and create a land bank through which farmland would be redistributed.
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Take "I'm A Believer," for example (later redistributed to the youth via Smash Mouth and Shrek), which was penned by Neil Diamond.
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If universities redistributed a much smaller portion of each scholarship, financial-aid recipients would still have an incentive to pursue private scholarships.
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Open-source software is simply software for which the original source code is made freely available and may be redistributed and modified.
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" The American middle class has suffered the most, he said, finding its slice of the American dream "redistributed across the entire world.
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Segregation ended, current residents say proudly, and the homes were redistributed as Mr. Castro's socialism sought to flatten class and racial hierarchies.
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They and other eastern European countries are particularly opposed to accepting quotas of asylum-seekers who would be redistributed around the bloc.
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Wissink estimates between 85 and 90 percent of Toys R Us' volume in the second half of the year would be redistributed.
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Ranked-choice would avert that outcome: Candidate C would be eliminated, and their supporters would be redistributed to their next-ranked pick.
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Mr. Morales also redistributed the country's natural gas wealth to native communities, and led a renaissance of traditional cuisine, music and dress.
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The revenue from that tax (levied on "gains from the big four") would be redistributed via the "freedom dividend" to citizens, Yang says.
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The sharing economy can become a circular economy in which goods and services are redistributed among multiple users, dramatically reducing society's ecological footprint.
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Soon enough, it turned up on websites, distributed and redistributed until, in an era when facts seem fungible, it was cited by Trump.
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The Maltese government said that through the coordination of the European Commission, the migrants will be redistributed among Germany, France, Portugal and Luxembourg.
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They're brainwashed and redistributed to selected new families within Gilead, while their mothers, if proven fertile, are forced into sexual slavery as handmaids.
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If not, the last-place candidate is eliminated, and the second-choice votes for that candidate would be redistributed among the remaining candidates.
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The Web Packaging technology that allows webpages to work offline and be redistributed may actually need to be agreed upon by another body.
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" Another said the time that had been devoted to Facebook was redistributed to offline activities: "I realized how much time I was wasting.
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The company has effectively redistributed at least $1 billion to the Chinese working class in the form of heavy subsidies to drivers there.
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If one candidate is the overwhelming choice in a particular district, some of her "overhang" votes are then redistributed to second-choice candidates.
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Lufthansa's business model hinges on feeding short-haul passengers into its Frankfurt and Munich hubs, whence they can be redistributed around the globe.
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Is that maybe one of the practical benefits of having a more transparent conversation about affluence, that money would be redistributed more fairly?
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Catalonia's grievance that its wealth was being unfairly redistributed to the rest of Spain didn't generate sympathy among some Spaniards — it offended them.
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The Monmouth poll showed Biden's support had dropped among moderate and conservative-leaning voters, who redistributed themselves fairly evenly among Sanders and Warren.
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ABC News social media posts citing the report, which was shared and redistributed by thousands on Twitter and Facebook, were later taken down.
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After this, the final vote total will be tallied in each precinct (combining the realigned in-person vote and the redistributed early vote).
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Taxes are mostly collected by the national government, and the money is redistributed to the provinces, where it is spent with little oversight.
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But once 23,000 ballots cast for independent candidates were redistributed, Mr. Poliquin's Democratic challenger, Jared Golden, won with 50.5 percent of the vote.
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The center of power in Moscow manages state funds, which are redistributed across the regions, but also supervises the system of governmental tenders.
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" On the American dream Then: "The wealth of our middle class has been ripped from their homes and then redistributed across the entire world.
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The products in question were sent to Illinois and North Dakota, but the FDA said they may also have been redistributed to other states.
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If not, the candidate with the smallest number of first-choice votes is eliminated, and his secondary, tertiary and so forth votes are redistributed.
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More than 90% of land bought and redistributed by the state lies fallow, much of it turned over to subsistence farming or squatter camps.
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Councils miss out on much of the extra local tax revenue from new houses, because it is hoovered up and redistributed by central government.
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For example, if Emma Stone has 98 votes and gets three more from redistributed ballots, she's nominated (assuming the magic number is still 101).
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One theory is that they have less fat deposited in the liver because it is redistributed subcutaneously, leading to a gain in body weight.
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But the Ottomans tricked them and captured nine hundred Hamawand families as slaves, then redistributed them all over North Africa and the Middle East.
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China's Cultural Revolution in the '60s and '70s completely upended centuries-old traditions and violently redistributed wealth; families with any assets were wiped out.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has given nearly $607 million in redistributed funds to help states continue to run their CHIP programs.
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They are trying to rally U.S. and other international support, but most U.S. aid to Central America remains suspended or has been redistributed elsewhere.
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When distended and redistributed by the ambisonic speaker system, these brought across a nightmarish, climactic power similar to that of the film's final shots.
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In the 1980s, the government broke up the giant communes favored by Mao Zedong and redistributed the rights to farm individual plots to households.
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The central bank and the finance ministry are also at odds how dividends should be redistributed between the budget and the central bank itself.
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"Some people would tell me that by trying to get the (prize) pie redistributed I was ruining it for everyone," Moller said in December.
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As the parliament shrinks after Brexit, 27 of Britain's 73 seats will be redistributed to candidates elected onto a reserve list in other countries.
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The ads that got liked, shared, and retweeted the most were reproduced and redistributed based on where they were popular and who they appealed to.
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The big picture: Democratic presidential candidates including Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren believe ICE should be restructured or its duties redistributed.
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Well in space, a lot of the blood that normally sits in the legs gets redistributed to the heart, and the body, once again, adjusts.
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If one candidate wins a majority of votes, he wins outright, or the last-place candidate has their votes redistributed among their voters' second choices.
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In Strasbourg the French president urged a resolution to the interminable intra-EU fights over how refugees should be redistributed the next time emergency hits.
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Under Australia's complicated electoral system, voters mark candidates according to preference and the preferences of losing candidates are then redistributed until a winner is determined.
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If no one comes forward by then, all of the prize money would be redistributed to the states and locales that participate in Mega Millions.
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"My favorite thing is how much money Kickstarter has redistributed to artists and weirdos and designers and dreamers," says Luke Crane, Kickstarter's head of games.
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To minimize the negative effects from collecting the taxes that are then redistributed it is important that a program be as cost-effective as possible.
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If, for example, Ryan Gosling received 97 first-choice votes for Best Actor and then receives three votes from the redistributed ballots, then he's in.
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Instead money is collected from insurers with healthier patients overall and redistributed to insurers with sicker and more costly patients to help cover their costs.
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In the "individual market," where the small minority of Americans without government or employer coverage buy their insurance, Obamacare redistributed income through regulations and subsidies.
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Under President Allende, hundreds of companies were expropriated, the copper industry was nationalized, and an extensive program of agrarian reforms redistributed lands among the poor.
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If everybody in the group contributes all of their money, all the money gets doubled, redistributed four ways, and everyone doubles their money. Win–win!
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When the two independent candidates were eliminated and their votes redistributed, Mr. Golden won by roughly 3,500 votes out of more than 280,000 originally cast.
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It holds 41 seats in the National Assembly, but only because seats held by the opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party were redistributed after CNRP was dissolved.
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"Jensen Tuna distributed product to all the states where ill people were reported, but recalled product might have been redistributed to additional states," the CDC said.
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Some income from excise levies on gasoline and alcohol is redistributed across the regions, but the volume is small (only 4.2% of tax revenues in 2016).
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As the first leader of the one-party communist state, Lenin redistributed land and nationalized industry and banks in a bid to champion the working class.
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To the extent that production is an important component of market power, the very different fortunes of OPEC countries have significantly redistributed power within the organisation.
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The three countries created the Bota Fund, which, free of influence from Kazakh authorities, was redistributed in Kazakhstan through grants and micro-credits to poor families.
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That, in turn, depends on whether the EU can arrange for them to be taken back to countries like Libya or be redistributed within the bloc.
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While Kilmeade's initial payment went toward the general election cycle, it was redistributed toward the primary election cycle as it was processed well after Election Day.
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But if no one wins a majority, the candidate with the fewest votes gets eliminated, and those votes are instantly redistributed to the voters' next choice.
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If a state has already gotten the full amount of redistributed money from CMS they were allowed to receive, they would be able to get more.
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The small island hosts about half of the roughly 50,000 American military personnel stationed in Japan, and many residents want the number reduced, not simply redistributed.
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Instead, they say the money should be redistributed -- to fund more nurses and other health-care professions, and to make care more affordable for their patients.
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The measure would not allocate extra money for intern pay, Peters said, but would allow existing office budgets to be redistributed to more people, including interns.
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The CDC's investment of $2.6 million into firearm injury research from before it was put into the law was redistributed to study traumatic brain injury prevention.
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In 1954, the C.I.A. trained a small invasion force to remove President Jacobo Árbenz of Guatemala, who had redistributed land belonging to the United Fruit Company.
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That's almost 10 percent higher than the Bulls' output during last year's regular season, when a hefty chunk of those plays were redistributed as wasteful isolations.
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In a speech before hundreds of supporters Sunday night, Petro said fears that he would turn Colombia into an authoritarian state where wealth is redistributed are unfounded.
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Think of the lottery this way: A lot of people voluntarily put money into a pot, and it is redistributed, at random, to just a few people.
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Prospective nominees with the fewest first-place votes are eliminated, and those ballots are then redistributed to the other piles based on those voters' second-place selections.
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But the tax bill redistributed tax dollars to a class that was already doing well, which means the gains in the stock market feel like empty calories.
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The people who live in those expensive coastal areas are richer than average, and the money would be redistributed to people living in giant houses in Houston.
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The second option would be adding a "corrective fairness mechanism" to the rules which would allow refugees to be redistributed in different countries during times of crisis.
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Because photos and images are licensed by TechCrunch, only the text of your guest post can be redistributed unless you've supplied images you own the rights to.
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If a candidate drops out of the race after winning state-wide delegates, their sate-level at-large pledged delegates are redistributed among the remaining viable candidates.
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He quickly rose from political outsider to popular figurehead, bringing in a socialist ideology that redistributed the country's oil wealth and created a robust social welfare program.
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The support for those candidates has been redistributed to the people voters listed as their second or third choices, as part of the final ranked-choice result.
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One certainty is that it far exceeds the acreage that changed hands during violent upheavals in the 1950s, when the Communist rulers of North Vietnam forcibly redistributed farmland.
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Many porn professionals looked askance at Tumblr's adult content, pointing out that much of what was shared on the site was stolen from paysites and redistributed without attribution.
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It seems likely that Ofo's fairly new e-bikes will get redistributed to cities that are maintaining an Ofo presence, even with a diluted or minimal operations team.
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Then we get $1,000 every two weeks redistributed back to our personal account for spending, and what we choose to spend this on is completely at our discretion.
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The first is that Japanese bankruptcy law says that any surplus will be redistributed to Mt. Gox's other shareholders including Karpelès, who owns 88 percent of the company.
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According to a report today from Business Insider, Building 8 has been disbanded, with its projects redistributed to new teams within the company's augmented and virtual reality division.
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His or her votes are then redistributed to whichever candidate was listed as the second choice, and so on, until one has more than half of the vote.
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Britain still has among the lowest levels of food redistribution, whereby out-of-date but edible food is redistributed to people in need via charities and food banks.
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The prospective nominee with the fewest ballots has those ballots redistributed to other piles based on voters' second choices, third choices, fourth choices and fifth choices as needed.
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McBride said as a vendor hired by a city or transportation service to provide data, all that data belongs to the client and is not sold or redistributed.
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Others note a deeper crisis, particularly for Europe's center-left and the welfare state that it built after 1945, which redistributed wealth in a way that fostered security.
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But the trend, at least in part, is also because of governments that have redistributed less wealth to poorer people through taxes and spending, the monetary fund suggested.
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The women in the association each contribute some money to a fund which is then redistributed, ensuring that even a woman who is sick will receive some income.
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The women in the association each contribute some money to a fund which is then redistributed, ensuring that even a woman who is sick will receive some income.
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It could constantly shift, he proposes in the new paper published in Nature Geoscience, as mantle movements redistributed mass in the planet and changed the location of the poles.
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This, in turn, disrupts the ocean's normal "overturning circulation" pattern, which mixes the entire water column and allows heat energy accumulated at depth to be redistributed to the surface.
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"Keep in mind many of them exited unprofitable businesses a few years ago and redistributed their capital to performing areas enabling them to pay their good people," Leung added.
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This is a response to publishers that have complained to Facebook that its one-size fits all advertising platform inhibits them from making more money when articles are redistributed.
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Scotland and Wales are drawing up contingency plans to protect their own interests in case they cannot reach agreement with May on how powers regained from Brussels are redistributed.
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In Europe, when airlines go bust, their take-off and landing slots are usually returned to a pool and redistributed unless a buyer is found for the airline business.
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Senate Republicans could barely contain their glee as they redistributed Mr. Trump's statement blasting Mr. Bannon with the note "in case you missed it" and a smiling face symbol.
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If no candidate gets a majority of the first-choice votes, the candidate who came in last is eliminated and those votes are redistributed to voters' second-choice candidates.
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In a historic decision for the Special Forces community, the Crisis Response Force (CRF) companies are going to be disbanded and their operators and equipment redistributed to the force.
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The final vote total was then tallied in each precinct (combining the realigned in-person vote and the redistributed early vote), below: After that is when delegates come in.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid have awarded around $607 million in redistributed funds to states and U.S. territories after states asked for funding to hold them over temporarily.
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Some people in Kenya, black and white, are now making comparisons to Zimbabwe, where the government seized land from wealthy whites and redistributed it, often to well-connected elites.
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Trump's worldview, Davidson wrote, is: based on a rent-seeking vision of the economy, in which there's a fixed amount of wealth that can only be redistributed, never grow.
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That would avoid trade deficits simply being redistributed to other parts of the world, which in turn could simply kill U.S. trading partnerships without fixing their inherent problems, he said.
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We suggest instead that funds be redistributed towards alternative models of well-being, community-based creativity, land restitution/defense for indigenous peoples, and the material improvement of dispossessed communities worldwide.
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If this system had been in place in 2016, about RUB5003 billion would have been redistributed, or around one-third of the total deficit of those regions that recorded deficits.
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Hackers are the soul of the tech industry and the hackers themselves are changing — heroes fall, social capital is redistributed, and sexual predators are the new enemies of the day.
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Britain still has among the lowest levels of food redistribution, a system where out-of-date but edible food is redistributed to people in need via charities and food banks.
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In the same way, without a change in the underlying levels of savings and investment, a smaller bilateral deficit with China would simply be redistributed among our other trading partners.
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That the redistributed lands and farms are lying unused or abandoned is a particularly cruel irony for former farmers like van Buuren who put everything into their land, they say.
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In the modeled scenario that most closely mirrors the CLC plan, one in which emissions are taxed at an initial $40 per ton and revenue is redistributed in rebate form.
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According to experts, violent earthquakes such as the one that occurred in August create stresses, which are then redistributed across adjacent faults causing them to rupture in a domino effect.
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He himself had been a counternarcotics officer pursuing drug traffickers bringing Afghan opium and heroin up toward Moscow, where it is redistributed — a newer, more pernicious East-West trade network.
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Once Britain leaves the European Union, its representatives will vacate the European Parliament; 27 seats will be redistributed to the remaining member nations, with the other 46 seats being retired.
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If no candidate wins 2628 percent of the vote — indeed, Lamb fell just short at 28500 — the last-place finisher gets eliminated and those ballots are redistributed to second choices.
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Another important thing to note is that our question specified that the redistributed money would go to the "middle class" (rather than, say, to the poor, or to all Americans).
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The traders said they used euros and UAE dirhams in transactions and that buyers in Turkey and the UAE were more likely to be middle men who then redistributed cargoes.
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The new structure redistributed tasks and responsibilities more efficiently among store associates to support company growth initiatives, resulting in substantial cost savings while maintaining our commitment to delivering excellent customer service.
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We suggest instead that funds be redistributed towards alternative models of well-being, community-based creativity, sanctuary, land restitution/defense for indigenous peoples, and the material improvement of dispossessed communities worldwide.
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And though NASA has poured millions into these projects over the last decade, the agency has also taken funding away from space suit development and redistributed it toward other development projects.
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In one task, anonymous players can contribute money to a collective fund, which gets doubled and redistributed, or they can keep their money and benefit from the contributions of their fellows.
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City officials announced on Monday that $21.4 million it had received from the Met's change in admissions policy would be redistributed to more than 216 cultural institutions across the five boroughs.
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Once in Fujairah, the fuel oil will be fed into the local bunker market or blended with other grades to be redistributed to markets across Africa or Asia, the traders said.
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Morrison's conservative coalition won seats from Labor there, thanks to votes that were redistributed to the ruling party from minor parties who backed controls on immigrants or opposed more environmental regulation.
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As Professor Katz noted, over the last few decades, about 13 percent of the nation's gross domestic product was redistributed to the top 1 percent from the rest of the population.
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Chief intelligence officer Jeff Bardin of Treadstone 71, a threat intelligence firm, suggests that Trump may have redistributed the U.S.'s global influence to parties more likely to side with Iran.
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To achieve this, candidates with the fewest votes are eliminated and the votes on those ballots are redistributed according to preference, a process that is repeated until a winner is produced.
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As part of his platform, Sanders advocates a foreign policy calling for more restraint in military force and drawing down its presence abroad, with budgets redistributed toward more engagement with allies.
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But while there's occasional talk about handing over most of D.C. to Maryland or carving up California, the states haven't redistributed large, populated swaths of territory among themselves in living memory.
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Billionaire and iconic entrepreneur Richard Branson says the extreme wealth that will be generated by the artificial intelligence industry should be partly redistributed as a universal basic income, or cash handouts.
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If no one reaches a majority, the candidate with the fewest votes is knocked out, and votes for them are redistributed to whomever that voter ranked as second and so on.
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Soon after King Salman came to power, Crown Prince Mohammed redistributed both the economic and defense portfolios to fall under his direct supervision, and Al-Assaf was made a minister of state.
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"An earthquake measuring 6 or larger creates stresses that are redistributed across adjacent faults and can cause them to rupture, and this is probably what we have seen since August," Valensise said.
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Details: Despite Poliquin getting 46.3% of votes to Golden's 45.6%, Golden took the lead after the ranked-choice votes of two independents in the race were redistributed to the candidates Thursday afternoon.
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Mike Gravel (D-Alaska): He wants to establish the American National Fund that would increase taxes on the wealthy, real estate and IPOs to be redistributed to Americans 18 years and older.
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With the Republican changes to the tax code, the high-cost dynamic that has effectively redistributed some probable Democratic voters from left-leaning to right-leaning states will be thrown into overdrive.
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Ducrozet noted the Bank of Italy is also profiting from its 400 billion euros of bond holding, most of it bought under ECB QE. That will partly be redistributed to state funds.
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In 303 its earnings of over €1bn ($1.1bn) were redistributed, half of them to sports, physical education, science, arts and youth works, and most of the rest to health and social welfare.
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Over two years, nearly all of the country's white-owned land had been redistributed to about 300,000 black families, among them 50,000 aspiring black commercial farmers and many of Mr. Mugabe's loyalists.
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If no one receives a majority, however, the candidate with the fewest first-choice votes will be eliminated, and his or her votes will be redistributed to those voters' second-choice candidates.
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He was the personification of the possible — a possible future in which legacy power and advantages are redistributed more broadly to all with the gift of talent and the discipline to excel.
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Ms. Warren is making the case that the economy could benefit if money is redistributed from the rich and corporations to uses that she and other liberals say would be more productive.
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And if no candidate gets a majority of first-preference votes, that's when the rankings kick in, and candidates are eliminated and their preferences redistributed until one candidate has a winning majority.
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Economists found expanding maternal benefits in Norway regressively redistributed "primarily to middle and upper income families" and raised taxes considerably in a well-designed study circulated by National Bureau of Economic Research.
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Support for the coalition was 49 percent, a Newspoll found on Monday, on a two-party preferred basis where votes for minor parties are redistributed to the two main blocs according to preferences.
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"Price signals are seeing the gasoline barrels currently redistributed to the markets which need them most – a bit like a ripple effect," said Andrew Wilson, head of energy research at ship brokers BRS.
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Building 8, the division Facebook created in 2016 to house some of its most ambitious projects, has been disbanded and the projects have been redistributed to other groups within the social media company.
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"Once Backpage was gone, you were looking at an ecosystem in which all of those previously more centralized advertisements [for those being sex trafficked] are being redistributed on much more websites," Ainsley said.
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Monday's Newspoll, published in The Australian newspaper, showed the coalition with 46 percent support on a two-party preferred basis, where votes for minor parties are redistributed, eight points behind the Labor opposition.
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More than anything, Selig was a tireless supporter of small-market and midmarket teams, pushing through revenue-sharing policies that redistributed millions of dollars from the larger market teams to the smaller ones.
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Engineers should conduct other studies on a case-by-case basis to investigate ways in which load is redistributed and transferred to the other girder once one girder develops such a significant crack.
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In claiming billionaires' wealth is "immoral," what Sanders is really implying is that riches are somehow ill-gotten or that they could be redistributed painlessly without affecting the entrepreneurial activity that generates them.
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The expulsion would be immediate and his committee roles and constituent services would be redistributed to other members of the Council including the three at-large members, according to Cheh spokesperson Kelly Whittier.
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Theoretically, if the ranked-choice method were used in this context, anyone who does not receive 15 percent could be eliminated and their delegates ultimately redistributed to others who do hit that threshold.
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Where digital information is stored, whether at multinational companies and other entities, continues to change and to be redistributed "as more efficient storage space becomes available elsewhere on the globe," the report found.
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Two decades ago Mugabe's government carried out at times violent evictions of 4,500 white farmers and redistributed the land to around 300,000 black families, arguing it was redressing imbalances from the colonial era.
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Jared Golden for Maine's 2nd Congressional District will be decided by the state's ranked-choice voting system, where the votes for the two lowest ranked candidates will be redistributed among Poliquin and Golden.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The saga of the dissolution of the Corcoran Gallery of Art seems to have come to a close, with the remainder of its collection being redistributed this week.
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However, your attempted censorship simply caused the document to be further reproduced and redistributed that even a hypothetical divine being could not possibly undo the dissemination... In short, your efforts so far have backfired.
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The study's authors suggested that for everyone of working age to enjoy the mental health benefits associated with employment, the working week should be drastically reduced so available work could be redistributed and shared.
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The Linke, which campaigns for wealth to be redistributed, wants NATO replaced with a new body including Russia and opposes German military combat missions, is aiming for at least 10 percent of the vote.
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Of most interest will be how the votes previously hoovered up by the anti-EU UK Independence Party, which has collapsed in popularity since the Brexit vote, are redistributed among the main two parties.
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If no single candidate wins a majority of the vote, the candidate with the least number of votes is eliminated and the votes for that person are redistributed to the voters' next preferred candidate.
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Much of the latter would be economically impossible in the absence of significant state subsidies, which come in the form of redistributed box-office proceeds siphoned off the mass-market films and Hollywood exports.
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Limited on how much they could spend for individual players, the Red Sox signed several as a package deal, with the understanding that the money for lesser prospects would be redistributed to better prospects.
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As would be expected of a Republican bill, the AHCA would reduce the amount of money redistributed via the health-care system from the rich to the poor, leaving lower-income Americans with less assistance.
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Using census data, the team redistributed the population data sets evenly across each location, under the assumption that the method was the least error-prone way of determining how many people lived in each building.
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Gates' comments come on the back on her and her husband's annual letter, whereby she calls for the "burden" of unpaid work — which "falls heaviest on women in poor countries" — to be redistributed evenly worldwide.
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In practice, researchers who had access to the data downloaded images and redistributed them, which is how a University of Washington team created MegaFace, which contains millions of photos of hundreds of thousands of people.
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If we took the current economy we have, he&aposs arguing, and redistributed the wealth to reduce inequality, we would have different sized slices of the pie, but it would still be a lousy dessert.
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As a result of tax giveaways, the deregulation of Wall Street, and other policies favoring the rich, we have seen enormous wealth redistributed upwards to the most affluent Americans over the last thirty-five years.
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While it is unclear how many of the tickets printed had typos, all affected tickets have been reprinted and are in the process of being redistributed, a source in the Sergeant at Arms office said.
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Most do not have major holdings in South Korea, but there is a risk Tokyo will respond with sanctions if any assets are redistributed, disrupting a trade relationship worth more than $2000 billion in 2017.
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Diane Elson, a sociologist and economist at the University of Essex in Britain and an adviser on women's issues and development to the United Nations, has written that unpaid work must be recognized, reduced and redistributed.
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It hopes to incentivise councils to encourage more economic activity by allowing them to keep a bigger share of their business rates (most of the income from the rates is pooled and redistributed according to need).
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The group is now trying to move the case out of bankruptcy and back into civil rehabilitation, which would allow the surplus coins to be redistributed to creditors instead of Karpelès and the shareholders, Pag says.
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Pulos had gone on maternity leave from Jeff Lewis Design after the birth of her second child Georgia Grace, 1, and had returned to find many of the responsibilities of her position redistributed, the source says.
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He is not just a rent-seeker himself; his whole worldview is based on a rent-seeking vision of the economy, in which there's a fixed amount of wealth that can only be redistributed, never grow.
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"Some teachers have gone so far as to clean uniforms which were discarded by stores that were affected by the storm and redistributed them to the students so they had something to wear," said Ms. Diaz.
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There is also hope that he can level off as an average cog on that end, given the humongous stakes (relative to where he just was), redistributed energy level, and increased focus in this new setting.
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Tips could be redistributed to non-tipped workers only if employers pay all their employees the regular minimum wage in their jurisdiction, as opposed to the lower minimum wage that most states allow for tipped workers.
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If no candidate wins a majority of first-choice votes, the candidate with the fewest is eliminated, and the ballots cast for that person are redistributed to the other candidates based on those voters' second choices.
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Mpofu is a small-scale farmer in Zimbabwe who said she benefited from a land reform program launched in 2000 that redistributed about 8 million hectares (more than 19 million acres) from large-scale commercial farms.
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In the first round of counting, any candidate with one-sixth of the vote plus one would win a seat, while the last place candidate would be eliminated and her votes redistributed among the remaining candidates.
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Museum leaders feared their funding would be redistributed to smaller organizations under the new cultural plan, but Finkelpearl insisted they would not face cuts and may even get a boost since the agency's budget has grown.
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The lion's share — or about 9,000 works — of the newly redistributed pieces are headed to the American University Museum at the Katzen Arts Center, more than doubling the size of its collection, which currently holds 6,000 works.
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Often, the local government will send water trucks to people who say they need it, only to discover that supporters of one political party or another have redistributed it among neighbors in exchange for votes, Salas said.
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It has also exacerbated an economic crisis in the cash-strapped country that has largely been deserted by foreign donors since 1999, a move largely sparked by land reforms that saw white-owned property seized and redistributed.
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If no candidate receives a majority of first-place votes, the candidate with the fewest first-place votes is eliminated, and his or her supporters are redistributed among the remaining candidates based on whom they ranked second.
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"In the coming days oil production is likely to partially recover from its initial drop as non-striking staff are redistributed and inventories drawn upon, avoiding a force majeure on loadings," policy risk consultancy Eurasia Group said.
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On a two-party preferred basis - where votes for minor parties are redistributed to the two main blocs - the government trails Labor by a margin of 52-48, a Newspoll by The Australian newspaper on Monday showed.
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Opposition Labor leader Bill Shorten jumped on the division to highlight the significance of the preference deal, under which preferences from losing candidates are redistributed among larger parties according to how candidates are ranked on ballot papers.
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If no one got a majority of first-choice votes, the candidate with the smallest number of first-place votes would be eliminated, and the second choices of those who voted for that candidate would be redistributed.
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"Chairs in the canteen and common areas have been redistributed, rules for entry, exit, turnstiles, and locker rooms have been revised, and activities that don't comply with the recommended distance guidelines have been suspended," the spokesperson said.
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Once Warren and then Buttigieg's votes are redistributed, there's a three-way race: Sanders has a solid lead with 41 percent, Biden is now in second with 31 percent, and Bloomberg falls to third with 27 percent.
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For one, Wherry said, plenty of folks won't get behind the idea that people who have gone to the Harvards and Yales of the world need any sort of financial help whatsoever; the money could be redistributed elsewhere.
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The shrub of facial hair on his chin has been redistributed as a thin goatee and, until he sheared them off a few weeks ago, his once bushy black hair was twisted into short dreadlocks, streaked with blond.
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The agreement that ended the stalemate was brokered by the European Commission, and it calls for a total of some 300 migrants who have reached Malta in recent weeks to be redistributed between eight EU countries, including Italy.
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Since Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush slashed taxes on the wealthy and deregulated Wall Street, trillions of dollars in wealth have been redistributed from the middle class and working families to a handful of millionaires and billionaires.
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"As power and resources are redistributed among global and regional actors, and as rules and norms are absent, contested, or unenforced, actors find opportunities to take advantage of the contemporary ambiguity in the international system," the report explained.
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In order to win white working class support for deregulation and smaller government, Republican leaders had to make the case that an activist government redistributed wealth from hardworking white men to lazy African-Americans, women and organized workers.
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The two satellites launched for the German Research Centre for Geosciences are aiming to measure how mass is redistributed on Earth between oceans, land, the atmosphere, ice sheets and within the Earth, according to a NASA blog post.
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When no movie manages that, the one with the fewest first-place votes is eliminated and its votes are redistributed to the movies that garnered the eliminated ballots' second-place votes, and this continues until a winner emerges.
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In the face of Spain's massive deficit, the conservative rulers of the European Union are disinclined to alter a situation where Catalans foot the bill that, in the event of secession, would have to be redistributed more equitably.
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"We, Central Africans of all regions, religions, social status and generations, are going to transform our country into a vast workshop that offers job opportunities to young people and creates wealth that is redistributed equally," the president-elect said.
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North American fans who wanted more than televised runs of Sailor Moon had to buy expensive subtitled VHS tapes from fan groups, who translated anime tapes themselves and then redistributed them after importing them, untranslated, from contacts in Japan.
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There also are rules in certain school districts, such as the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified District in California, whose rules require money donated to a specific school or program be redistributed across all the district's schools to minimize inequities.
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Energized by the communist promises of redistributed wealth and collectivized labor through a new means of production, artists like Kazimir Malevich and El Lissitzky embraced abstraction as an avant-garde equivalent to the radical societal transformations happening around them.
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While regional lords should retain their castles, their arable land should be redistributed to the peasants farming it, a process which analysts like Joe Studwell have argued was key to fast economic growth in Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea.
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Obamacare raised taxes on high earners and the health care industry, and essentially redistributed that income — in the form of health insurance or insurance subsidies — to many of the groups that have fared poorly over the last few decades.
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The biofuels changes include cutting back on the number of waivers that the Environmental Protection Agency can provide to small refiners to free them from the regulation, and to ensure that any waived obligations are redistributed to other refiners.
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The real problem came with Chris Grayling [former conservative secretary of state for justice] who closed 15 without reducing the numbers—so those people were redistributed to already crowded prisons—and then he cut the staff by 40 percent.
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José Alberto Gonzales, the president of Bolivia's Senate and a member of the president's party, said Mr. Morales had done nothing short of creating a new Bolivia, in which the country's immense natural gas wealth was redistributed to the indigenous poor.
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When an astronaut first arrives at the ISS, they will begin to have symptoms similar to that of a common cold (swelling of the face and nasal congestion) as their body fluids are redistributed to the upper portion of their body.
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But if you observe exactly the right distance between each note, you end up, for reasons that are still not clear, with an octave that sounds slightly out of tune, so the discrepancy has to be redistributed among all 12 notes.
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So, there is a role for policy in the ongoing monitoring of trends and to consider how the rents earned by machines should be redistributed within society if technology adoption accelerates to a point where too many jobs have disappeared.
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Go deeper: Tonight is the first time voters in Maine are using their new election system, where candidates are ranked by preference and votes are redistributed to each voter's next highest choice until a candidate exceeds 50% of the vote.
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AS Roma delivered 8,000 pairs of protective gloves and 2,000 bottles of hand sanitiser to churches around the capital, where they will be redistributed to those most in need, while Inter Milan donated 300,000 face masks to the public health department.
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In an earlier era, the practical measure of whether this was meaningful or not would be how many people would watch this little clip, but today that's a useless metric because this content will be shared and retweeted and perpetually redistributed.
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Several of his best pictures from the 1960s and '70s — "Dragon Inn" (a clear influence on Ang Lee's 2000 "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"), "A Touch of Zen" and "The Legend of the Mountain" — have been restored and redistributed in recent years.
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Dreyfus discovered that French moving companies had been contracted by the Gestapo to help strip Jews' apartments after they were rounded up, bringing all their worldly possessions to depots where they were sorted and redistributed into the Reich for bomb victims.
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Voters will rank the candidates in order of preference, and if no one receives a majority of the first-place votes, the last-place candidate's votes will be redistributed to his or her voters' next choices until someone breaks 50 percent.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone banks are making almost full use of the European Central Bank's two-tier deposit facility as they have redistributed excess liquidity to take advantage of an exemption from the most punitive charges, the ECB said on Friday.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Euro zone banks are making almost full use of the European Central Bank's two-tier deposit facility as they have redistributed excess liquidity to take advantage of an exemption from the most punitive charges, the ECB said on Friday.
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His shot attempts have been redistributed, too: his move to full-time shooting guard has turned him from a player who often created his own looks off the dribble to one who now sees a majority of his shots created for him.
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A final opinion poll by Newspoll for The Weekend Australian newspaper on Friday showed Labor's lead over the coalition at 22005% to 80% on a two-party preferred basis, under which votes for unsuccessful candidates are redistributed until a winner is declared.
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"I think the [FANG names] will do fine, but I think they'll only do as well as the rest of the market, because as money is coming out of the FANGs it's being redistributed into other names like the semiconductor stocks, " he said.
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The goal, supporters said, was to reduce runoff elections and minimize the risk of split votes: If no single candidate won a majority, the last-place finisher would be eliminated, and his or her votes would be redistributed to supporters' second choices.
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As I bit into it a geyser of ketchup squirted into my mouth (unlike the Polish or Czech variations, where condiments are squirted down the roll and then redistributed by the inserted sausage, a ketwurst inserts the already-wet sausage into the bread).
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Even if such workers received slightly less than their usual $4 per hour in tips because some portion of that money was being redistributed, they would almost certainly fare better than if they kept all their tips but had a lower base wage.
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In 2000, when Mr Mugabe sent thugs to seize white-owned commercial farms, some African leaders cheered the righting of a colonial wrong, ignoring the fact that much of the land was redistributed to cabinet ministers who barely bothered to farm it.
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The memo from editorial director Paul Maidment stated that the shuttered website's staff would be redistributed to other G/O Media sites like Jezebel and Deadspin, but multiple Splinter writers and editors—as well as freelance contractors—reported having been laid off.
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Zuma called this month for the constitution to be changed so white-owned land could be redistributed to black South Africans without compensation for owners, a measure long-proposed by the left wing Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), and supported by many poor voters.
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RCA signed Hazard to multi-album deal and redistributed his self-financed, self-produced 403 EP. Glowing reviews propelled the single "Escalator of Life" onto Billboard's Hot 240 chart, locked in MTV airplay, and led to sales of more than 2000,2100 copies.
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Only once an unlikely roll of back-to-back identical doubles triggered a "spontaneous utopian uprising" that "retired" Rachel from play and redistributed her wealth via a scrum in the center of the game board could the game finally come to an end.
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MELBOURNE/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Some New Zealand companies are weighing whether to advertise on social media, as two industry groups urged them not to in the wake of last week's mass shooting in Christchurch that was livestreamed on Facebook and redistributed on other platforms.
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UN human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein cited "heartbreaking images" of ISIS forcing children to carry out executions and reports of women being "redistributed" among ISIS fighters, as evidence of the "numbing and intolerable" suffering of civilians in Mosul and other ISIS-held areas.
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On their return, and with foreign help, they threw their country into a race to catch up with the West, building railways and roads, pursuing land reform that redistributed the old feudal estates, establishing a Western-based system of education, and building a modern army.
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At the heart of the crisis is the question of whether feminism means success for a few, who ascend the ladders of wealth and power, or whether it means fundamentally changing how wealth and power are redistributed, so that ladders are no longer needed.
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MELBOURNE/SYDNEY, March 18 (Reuters) - Some New Zealand companies are weighing whether to advertise on social media, as two industry groups urged them not to in the wake of last week's mass shooting in Christchurch that was livestreamed on Facebook and redistributed on other platforms.
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The wealth of our middle class has been ripped from their homes and then redistributed all across the world," Trump said, later adding, "We must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our companies and destroying our jobs.
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I applied mascara, I counted my cash tips on my lap, I wrote myself notes, ate bagels, redistributed the cream cheese with my fingers, moved my shoulders to music, stretched out on the seats, smiled at flashes of my reflection in the train windows.
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Voters remain angry that the economy disproportionately benefits a tiny sliver of Americans; if anything, that feeling has been exacerbated by Donald Trump's kleptocratic administration, which, with the help of a Republican Congress, redistributed $1.5 trillion in taxpayer money to corporations and the wealthy.
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A Seven-ReachTEL poll - the first to factor in reaction to Tuesday's national budget - had the governing Liberal-National coalition and Labor both on 50 percent support on a two-party preferred basis, under which votes for minor parties are redistributed to the two main blocs.
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The Newspoll published in The Australian newspaper showed the Liberal-National coalition government trails the main opposition Labor party by a margin of 53 percent to 47 percent on a two-party preferred basis under Australia's preferential voting system, where votes from minor parties are redistributed.
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A Seven-ReachTEL poll published on Saturday - the first to factor in reaction to the budget - had Turnbull's Liberal-National coalition and Labor both on 50 percent support on a two-party preferred basis, under which votes for minor parties are redistributed to the two main blocs.
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By provoking major labels into action through sampling their works with credit, but not permission, Plunderphonic became a proof-of-concept and a metaphor for why sampling and quotation in art is so important: his music had to be stolen, copied and redistributed in order to survive.
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The Brexit crisis seems to require a bold, society-wide re-engineering that attacks inequality of opportunity, radically invests in education, reskilling and upskilling to grow participation in the digital economy, and a tax policy that works to dilute concentrated wealth to ensure economic benefits are more fairly redistributed.
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The Columbia University Black Students' Organization (BSO) targeted the Republican group with a petition , demanding they be defunded and derecognized as a legitimate organization and that their funding is redistributed to student groups "who are targets of this hateful ideology" — they cite self-identified Muslim, women and trans groups, among others.
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So we will assess if this is a good fabric to go to The R Collective and then obviously, it goes back into fashion or it will go into the textile bank to be redistributed to universities, schools, other NGOs, charities and emerging designers to really help them access waste materials.
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Tuesday's election is the country's first real opportunity to rebuke a president who has repeatedly abused his office and a party that has deliberately sabotaged the health care of millions, damaged the rule of law, redistributed wealth to the richest Americans, and caused significant damage to long-standing diplomatic relationships.
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One day he asked the hotel he was staying in what they did with the used items, and the answer spurred him to start a nonprofit that, since 2009, has recycled and redistributed more than 50 million bars of soap that would have otherwise been thrown away, Business Insider reports.
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As 9to5Google noted last week, the Updates for Samsung app did have a "download firmware" section, but it pushed users to pay a subscription fee by throttling those downloads — which, again, were likely being redistributed illegally and were unnecessary in the first place because Samsung distributes updates for its phones free of charge.
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The model that it ultimately deployed, in which it raised hundreds of millions from investors and then "redistributed" that money to consumers in the hopes of quickly amassing market share, has been deployed again and again by companies, many of whom lost much more money over a much longer period than MoviePass did.
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Under ranked choice voting, which applies only when more than two candidates are competing, voters list candidates in order of preference; if no candidate wins a majority in the first round, the candidate in last place is eliminated, those votes are redistributed, and the ballots can be recounted immediately until someone does.
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Few nations in the world have had their borders chopped up and lands redistributed as frequently as those in Central and Eastern Europe, and particularly former components of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which disintegrated after World War I. Berehove, for one, has found itself in five different countries over the past century.
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Restaurants are finding inventive ways to recycle food wasteRaw ingredients that don't end up being used in restaurants can often be whipped up into something new or redistributed elsewhere, but finding a use for food that is sent back to the kitchen when the diner has just ordered too much is slightly more complicated.
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However, I am the CEO of the company and since this incident happened during my tenure, I have agreed to forgo my annual bonus and my annual equity grant this year and have expressed my desire that my bonus be redistributed to our company's hardworking employees, who contributed so much to Yahoo's success in 2016.
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Like the tax set up to create car insurance risk pools in states across the country, health insurance companies paid premiums into a pool collected by the federal government that was to be redistributed to those insurance companies that had the largest numbers of "sick patients" and whose insurance claims substantially outpaced their premiums.
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"I am the CEO of the company and since this incident happened during my tenure, I have agreed to forgo my annual bonus and my annual equity grant this year and have expressed my desire that my bonus be redistributed to our company's hardworking employees, who contributed so much to Yahoo's success in 2016," Mayer wrote.
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When all the votes are counted, election watchers will be paying attention to both the "primary vote" for Labor against Liberal or National candidates on the first round of counting in each district, and then the "two-party preferred vote" between the Coalition and Labor, when all the voters for minor parties have had their ballots redistributed further.
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Finally, Brazil's former president Lula da Silva, who was responsible for the biggest corruption saga in that country's history and was sentenced to prison in a lower court, is ahead in the polls because he is associated with the go-go years of the commodities boom, when he redistributed money to the political clientele of his Workers' Party.
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"However, I am the CEO of the company and since this incident happened during my tenure, I have agreed to forgo my annual bonus and my annual equity grant this year and have expressed my desire that my bonus be redistributed to our company's hardworking employees, who contributed so much to Yahoo's success in 2016," she said a blog post.
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As a baseline, this is how congressional seats would be redistributed if we were to use state population estimates from the 22016 American Community Survey (instead of the 22010 census upon which the current map is based): Because of population change since that 22016 census, Texas, Florida, North Carolina and Oregon would gain a seat (and an electoral vote) from the current Congress.
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