They have been reporting the results live, respondent by respondent, as survey calls are being placed.
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But if the respondent agrees to the terms, both will sign the contract and the respondent will get to work.
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"[Complainant] recalled telling Respondent that she was [going to go home;] to which Respondent responded, 'You're coming up,&apos" the report states.
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For the first time, we'll publish our poll results and display them in real time, from start to finish, respondent by respondent.
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Respondent after survey respondent demanded, then, that the US military live up to the principles of democracy for which they were being called to sacrifice.
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"Complainant received sexually harassing communications from Respondent on a bi-weekly basis in response to Complainant's attempts to communicate with Respondent for professional purposes," the report states.
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In some polls, he's weighted as much as 30 times more than the average respondent, and as much as 300 times more than the least-weighted respondent.
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It asks a small sample of the US public every year for very detailed data, and a couple of those questions are whether the respondent was born in the United States or not, whether the respondent is a naturalized citizen, and in what country the respondent was born.
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"I can confirm that the court has received both appeals by first respondent (the president) and second respondent (electoral commission)," High Court Registrar Agnes Patemba told Reuters on Friday.
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While the Center can proceed with an investigation where a respondent voluntarily elects not to participate in the process, it cannot and would not, complete an investigation when a respondent is deceased.
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I had no idea that Respondent had taken these photos.
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It was then that Respondent threw me on the bed.
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Not a single respondent chose Clinton's Democratic rival Bernie Sanders.
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One respondent said that the treatment was grounds for quitting.
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"This page is our viral Journalism project," the respondent said.
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Is the respondent, Donald John Trump, guilty or not guilty?
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The National Assembly is listed as a respondent in the case.
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These associative processes (respondent and operant conditioning) are how dogs learn.
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ING chief executive Ralph Hamers has been named as the respondent.
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An affirmative response does not place the respondent beyond the pale.
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The respondent sample is balanced for gender but not across geography.
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But whatever the solution, almost every respondent worried over the problem.
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Six Flags then asks if the respondent is avoiding public places.
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Mr. Bullock would have qualified had his respondent had a weight of 1.83 or more, as some respondents did, or if a hypothetical second respondent had a weight of 1.06 or more — just slightly above average.
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One respondent told me: Pollution is the price we pay for capitalism.
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The webinar had a big effect on the respondent accused of assault.
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"I do not want the markets to be divided," wrote one respondent.
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Each respondent was shot under different circumstances, and each suffered different injuries.
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Astonishingly, what a respondent said their ideology was — liberal, conservative, moderate, etc.
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All but one respondent in the poll forecast it would be unchanged.
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"Trump and Sanders would be worst for stock market," said another respondent.
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Respondent then threw my shoes at me, striking me in the leg.
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"A colleague attempted to attack me in his office," one respondent wrote.
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The company then asks whether the respondent is a Season Pass Holder.
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Six Flags then asks for the age and gender of the respondent.
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The company then asks what types of locations a respondent may avoiding.
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This initial order can take place without the respondent in the court.
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Here&aposs a map of each respondent and who they&aposre supporting:
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You can download all polls down to the respondent-level data here.
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They then charted each respondent against their income, separated out by party.
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"Among women at the top there is a scarcity mentality," one respondent said.
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Another respondent, Lara, said that Pride events did not welcome people of color.
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You can download every single poll here, down to the individual respondent data.
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The two groups defined "millennial" as any respondent born in 85033 or later.
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Yangzhou WeiDeLi Trade Co Ltd of Yangzhou, China, was named as the respondent.
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One respondent there predicted that Uber would do poorly if it goes public.
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Deciding if a respondent is demented can easily be inadvertently skewed, he said.
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"Yeah pretty much most of them since entering my 30s," one respondent said.
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Likewise, one 27-year-old respondent said he doesn't want fragrance gift sets.
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" One survey respondent left this comment: "Thank God for the Cravath pay scale!
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One respondent reported accruing several thousands of dollars in debt playing Neverwinter Online.
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Mr. Schumer alternates with Ms. Pelosi each year on choosing the Democratic respondent.
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Follow-ups were done that recorded whenever a respondent died and of what cause.
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The highest chance the model gives to a respondent backing it is just 58%.
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This happened even when a respondent didn't report high levels of anti-black animus.
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Ecuador's energy ministry - a respondent in the case - was not immediately available to comment.
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The second respondent shaves the legs, and removed facial hair with a laser treatment.
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" Another male respondent kept it short and sweet: "Made it through 17 Drake songs.
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Nearly every respondent answered positively, giving AirPods a whopping 1593 percent customer satisfaction rating.
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Overseas Electronics, Inc, of Chicago also was named as a respondent in the action.
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Where possible, we verified the identity of the respondent or location of her email.
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One respondent said their organization has seen phishing and other cyber scams rise 40%.
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One survey found the average respondent took 12 vacation days when they had 15.
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"The impact direct from steel/aluminum tariffs would be negligible," said one CFO respondent.
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The first is that the median respondent expects big developments in AI within the next decade — and, relatedly, the median respondent is nearly as concerned with "big picture" AI concerns like artificial general intelligence as with concerns like data privacy and cyberattacks.
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"Like where the heck do you buy dental dams?" asked one 15-year-old respondent.
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"My outlook on it is that, I want better for my children," one respondent said.
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While each respondent provided the obligatory "of course not," it was hard to believe them.
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There's a sensible reason you wouldn't want to weight a single respondent by too much.
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One respondent said that after several medical discharges, he didn't consider himself a "legitimate" veteran.
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"It's not about gender or politics, it's about appreciation and love languages," one respondent said.
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One respondent said he's primarily concerned with the coordinated spread of disinformation across social media.
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And that how any given respondent felt about the proceedings depended on their political leanings.
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Is the respondent, Donald John Trump, president of the United States guilty or not guilty?
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Commerce calculated a preliminary dumping rate of 230.31 for Vietnamese respondent Clearwater Metal Single Entity.
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"Massive privacy issues, I am unclear as to proof of providers' qualifications," a respondent said.
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The most popular poll answer was that a respondent "neither agree[d] nor disagree[d]".
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The median respondent predicted a 54 percent chance of AI with those capabilities by 2028.
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The average respondent said that a fair wage would be 31% more than teachers actually earn.
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"My prices are approaching those of a fast-casual restaurant," one respondent to Kalinowski's survey said.
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What is not clear is exactly how each respondent derives his or her crop condition score.
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Many public polls weight some respondents 15 or 20 times more than their least-weighted respondent.
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The oldest respondent to give her age was 91-year-old Annette Benedict, of the Bronx.
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Despite it all, nearly every survey respondent agreed that nobody should be alone during the holidays.
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Another poll respondent, Brian Barnes, said he was standing by his choice to vote for Trump.
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It's "the anticipation … and getting a first look at the world from above," wrote one respondent.
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The "respondent" to Oregon's suit was John Mitchell in his capacity as the U.S. attorney general.
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So each respondent who put Castle first saw their votes go to their second-place candidate.
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The respondent is only identified as "staff," but it's generally assumed that Assange himself runs the account.
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Not a single respondent believes John Kasich, Bernie Sanders or Ted Cruz will win the presidential election.
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"Given the cost and the complexities of it, it should be done gradually," one Phoenix respondent said.
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"Health care changes can affect our business," one health-care related respondent told the institute in March.
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When the respondent lies, the polygraph's stylus jiggles, giving the operator a benchmark for later deceptive answers.
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"The price structure hasn't changed much and fuel oil crack has worsened a bit," said one respondent.
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If unsuccessful in appealing to the commission, a respondent can go before a circuit court of appeals.
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"Somebody needs to be held accountable," said survey respondent Carla Ross, 62, a teacher from Norfolk, Virginia.
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During one field test, a respondent fled her home when she started getting worried about the questions.
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Yet the average respondent spent more than five times as long watching TV as engaging in spiritual activities.
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The Board in W-G-R- first determined that the respondent is not a member of a PSG.
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That panel will issue a ruling on the legal question of whether the respondent government is in compliance.
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"It seemed like we all have the same goal that we're working toward," said a respondent in Minneapolis.
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In other words, almost half of all WTO disputes have involved the U.S. as either complainant or respondent.
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"It is first and foremost the task of the respondent bank to check its customers," a spokesman said.
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At issue is the decision to add a census question about whether the respondent is an American citizen.
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"We'd much rather have anybody than Trump," one survey respondent, Annette Lantos Tillemann-Dick, 2628, told USA Today.
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Notably, the higher the income bracket, the more likely a survey respondent preferred Cyber Monday to Black Friday.
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Not a single respondent to the International Association of Credit Portfolio Managers survey anticipates default rates will drop.
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So most of the time, it is just the respondent and the hearing officer in the little room.
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In fact, not a single respondent said something negative about Portugal's climate and weather, according to the findings.
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A respondent in the report said: "Anticipated large export orders did not materialize" in the fabricated metal industry.
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"One respondent lists 22 examples of anti-Semitic abuse which have been directed at him," the document notes.
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That the respondent said he or she wasn't registered certainly raises the possibility that the match was wrong.
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The survey polled 950 founders and employees of startups, and asked each respondent to name three overhyped trends.
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So, one of the ways to express love with dogs is to become an effective partner, communicator and respondent.
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If one lucky survey respondent will win a trip to the Bahamas, the prize is designed to elicit responses.
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Within each landline household, one adult was designated by a random procedure to be the respondent for the survey.
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Using YouGov's data, The Economist has built a model of the odds of each respondent backing each Brexit option.
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"I think men expect a lot more from women, in terms of grooming," respondent Tabitha S. told the magazine.
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However, only 56 percent of the 12,375 respondent across 12 countries held the same view for next generation leaders.
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"Election outcomes have a smaller and shorter-lived impact on the markets than popular thinking suggests," one respondent wrote.
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"My nose chin combo means I always avoid a #sideprofileselfie this campaign is needed!" one respondent shared on Twitter.
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"Even the taxi drivers on base know us for being the 'USS Bread and Water,'" one survey respondent said.
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But they require schools to operate under the presumption that the respondent is not responsible for the alleged conduct.
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"The respondent testified that when was drunk, he would physically and verbally abuse her," Couch wrote in one opinion.
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This happens when a pollster won't weight an individual respondent by more than a certain amount — say four times.
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For example, a respondent may conceal his true feelings about immigration policy if he senses the interviewer is Hispanic.
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Number two, any new question will add to respondent burden—it will have a cost, no matter the question.
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"We are not invincible, but we feel we must be," one respondent wrote in response to a survey question.
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Plus, "of those who don't stick to their budget, the average respondent will overspend by $489," the survey says.
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All but one respondent in the latest poll expected rates to remain unchanged when the BoC meets on Jan.
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"I want to get out, but I don't want to give up," a respondent told the pollster Samuel Lubell.
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But if the pollster said it would save the respondent significantly on natural gas bill, support averaged 41 percent.
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"My mother told both my sister and I that we weren't 'normal' when we were teenagers," one respondent told us.
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One request for a respondent was simply, "delete my number out of your phone and don't contact me," she said.
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"Output is expected to show a steady rising trend," said survey respondent Yoshiki Shinke, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life.
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"My mom is 61 years old and she's not going to go on the computer," said one focus group respondent.
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"We want to jump in your lap and will be as loyal as the day is long," one respondent wrote.
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"It is ... abundantly clear to me that he has never forgiven his father for being a Jew," one respondent wrote.
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One question asked if the respondent would support a pledge for religious freedom and safety from harm for former Muslims.
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"Conspicuous place service means that the process server was unable to personally serve the document on the respondent," Goldberg explained.
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In contrast, the median respondent with more-restrictive regulatory preferences responded that 20 percent would still end as a suicide.
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Federal Reserve: Defined "gig work" as occasional work activities and side jobs, in the month before the 12,246 respondent survey.
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"Respondent is basing his request on a moment of a TV show that has been edited for entertainment purposes," she continued.
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"Let the record reflect that the respondent has a diagonal scar stretching across her left index finger," the judge says soberly.
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Bringing up the rear was Brexit being canceled, but no respondent put that as their first or second most likely option.
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As at TCNJ, the process starts with an agreement signed by both the person reporting misconduct and the respondent, Miele said.
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This latest poll was also the first since 2016 when any respondent has forecast the deposit rate would be cut further.
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Almost every Republican respondent was against impeachment; 87 percent said they were opposed, with 78 percent saying they were strongly opposed.
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The notice also details a cease and desist order "directed against one domestic defaulting respondent," although that company is not named.
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The younger the respondent the less likely they are to see democracy as essential, in both Europe and the United States.
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One respondent, Gabby, told me a story of her neighbor asking her whether she was planning to attend a block meeting.
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The application sets out a series of questions on health, nutrition, protection and education to determine the vulnerability of the respondent.
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Those who believe in the Illuminati watched about 45 more minutes of YouTube per week on average than the typical respondent.
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Second among respondent choices was the middle class, which 12.5 percent of CFOs said would benefit the most from tax reform.
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Many commentators were focused, naturally, on Justice Anthony Kennedy and his questioning of counsel for the respondent, the state of Wisconsin.
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"Overall business is trending up and we have a positive outlook for 2017," a survey respondent from the retail trade said.
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Nearly every respondent said the most likely eventual outcome from talks between London and Brussels would be a free trade agreement.
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" He observed that "at no time did respondent advise petitioner that she would be proceeding with this adoption on her own.
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"The class action complaint … commenced all of CalPERS's claims against each respondent, and did so on CalPERS's behalf," the brief said.
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"Foods like chips and pizza are causing funny diseases like diabetes and high blood pressure," one respondent said in the report.
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Interviewers asked for the person named on the voter file, and ended the interview if the intended respondent was not available.
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The company asks if a respondent is male or female, and which age group they fit into:12-2425-3435-4950+
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Another 24-year-old respondent says she has a specific style and would rather get money to pick clothes out herself.
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"While Chinese tariffs are understandable, they are impacting our supply chain decisions," said one survey respondent in the "other services" category.
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The Gun Owners of America firearms lobbying group points especially to the initial petition hearing, for which the respondent isn't present.
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FEMA was never designed to be first or only respondent in a disaster, but we often find ourselves in that situation.
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Their responses are weighted according to the latest population estimates, and each respondent is ranked according to their likelihood to vote.
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The report urged the Census Bureau to include even a single question about whether the respondent was a veteran or not.
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According to Pew, one respondent wrote: Initially, I saw nothing wrong with saying "All lives matter" — because all lives do matter.
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Baroni identified himself as a respondent in Kelly's appeal, and requested to be released on bail pending the outcome of the case.
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In one case, a survey respondent said his prison geology class consisted of watching episodes of the BBC television show Planet Earth.
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We have built a statistical model to estimate the odds of how each respondent will vote in next week's mid-term elections.
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According to Asahi Shimbun: One respondent to the company's survey said they rented vehicles to nap in or use for a workspace.
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In what is possibly an isolated case, a respondent even thought that the tag was encouragement to further forward the message on!
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The country of Canada received the highest favorable rating on the entire list with 75 percent of respondent having a positive view.
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Not a single respondent agreed with the president's call for new QE and just 9% think the Fed should cut rates now.
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The government is not allowed to use any of the statistical data it collects to help bring criminal charges against a respondent.
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One respondent said last year's expo fully lived up to their expectations - but only by being "awful" in both organization and results.
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One respondent said last year's expo fully lived up to their expectations - but only by being "awful" in both organisation and results.
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One respondent describes how, as a punishment, her husband refused to buy food for either her children or her after beating her.
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The report defined immediate family as a parent, child, sibling, current romantic partner or someone else with whom respondent had a child.
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"Social media is like wearing a mask," an unidentified U.K. female respondent from the 30-45 age group was quoted as saying.
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An oversupply of homes remains a chronic problem in Dubai, according to every respondent who answered an additional question in the poll.
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"He has been asking for his money during that period, but the respondent was stalling and delaying until now," the filing says.
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Unigka Gee, 36, a poll respondent from Houston, said she voted for O'Rourke when he ran for the U.S. Senate last year.
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One 23-year-old respondent said she ends up with so much of the latter she doesn't end up eating it all.
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"It's hard enough to get a doctor to listen to you when you're sitting in front of them," one survey respondent said.
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The Census Bureau cannot and will not share individual respondent information with any other government or non-government entity, including law enforcement.
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One respondent said the information requested would "open up the entire voting population up to a massive amount of fraud" if released.
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"No matter who the Republican (nominee) is, I would have voted for him," poll respondent Monson said of her support for Trump.
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Not every respondent saw every picture, so samples for presidential candidate recognizability varied from a low of 790 to a high of 895.
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"The home he and his family resided in was shot up the day before he was scheduled to testify," one FJC respondent noted.
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One respondent gave up a job opportunity rather than admit that they needed help with the bus fare to get to the interview.
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On Monday, only the Singapore unit of Goldman Sachs appeared at a pre-trial hearing in a Kuala Lumpur court as a respondent.
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This could point to a bigger price cut estimated at $1.40 a barrel for Arab Extra Light's OSP in March, the respondent said.
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Nearly every single respondent told him there wasn't anything they would have done differently, except for a small handful who expressed some remorse.
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One respondent answered that he could not even get his girlfriend to call him back; how was he supposed to stop the terrorists?
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The court's office had no Spanish speakers on staff, even though 84 percent of its cases involved a respondent who only spoke Spanish.
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One Census Bureau interviewer said a respondent got up and left her alone in his apartment when she started asking citizenship-related questions.
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Still, one respondent expected the OSP for Arab Heavy to slightly increase in December as demand for the grade in Asia remained robust.
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" A third respondent, a worker at a rice mill and a mother whose son is not yet grown, describes "Sometimes there isn't much.
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All of our respondent data can be downloaded and more details on how we poll and what we ask can be found here.
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Generally speaking, a respondent who liked Steyer liked 8.6 other candidates on average, and half of his supporters liked over 10 other candidates.
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The typical survey respondent between ages 40 and 0013 said they plan to work 20 hours a week after retiring from their career.
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One respondent, chef Daniel Humm writes: The ultimate beauty of life on Earth can only be described in the context of personal relationships.
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But a June Des Moines Register/CNN poll of Iowa voters found not a single respondent said they planned to support Messam's bid.
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One respondent, Katelyn, told researchers that the pregnancy resource center scheduled her appointment for a time when she was supposed to be working.
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Finally, the status quo means that the respondent has the same level of educational attainment as the parent with the highest educational attainment.
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But her significance as the Democratic respondent to Trump's State of the Union speech goes beyond her record as her state's chief executive.
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The question is on the first article of impeachment, senators how say you is the respondent, Donald John Trump, guilty or not guilty.
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If a respondent chose a candidate outside of the top four, they were assigned to the candidate they identifed as their second choice.
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If a respondent chose a candidate outside of the top four, they were assigned to the candidate they identifed as their second choice.
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Not a single respondent complained about the local transportation, quality of the environment, or personal safety in this idyllic lake city, InterNations said.
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"The prospect for the economy is uncertain, so corporations and consumers find it difficult to spend actively," said another respondent from the auto sector.
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Here are two to consider: Some 91 percent of board members at the most vulnerable respondent companies are unable to interpret a cybersecurity report.
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The authors of "Coming Apart" broadly echo that result looking at the link between respondent characteristics and media consumption, consumer behaviour and time use.
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"This is actually going to change how I engage in sex and what I'm asking of my partners," Gall says the respondent told him.
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Instead, pretty much every uncommitted respondent is deciding between just one of the major-party candidates, voting for a third party or staying home.
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Fifty-two percent of respondent in CNBC's survey said if producers could strike a deal, there would be a meaningful effect on crude prices.
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Those economic worries seem to be projected onto urban residents, particularly minorities and those with "a pretty liberal opinion," according to one poll respondent.
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"Sales have picked up compared to the last two months ... Customer demand has increased," a respondent from the plastics and rubber products sector said.
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A spokesperson for the Fourth Circuit Appeals Court was unavailable to comment on the report because that building was flooded, a respondent told CNBC.
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The surveys included a question on whether, and how often, the respondent had been involved in a physical fight over the past 12 months.
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Many of the deals made last year were not later realized, according to the survey, with one respondent describing theirs as a symbolic agreement.
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For example, the respondent might have seen polling results and likely has some idea about how her family members, friends and colleagues will vote.
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Many of the deals made last year were not later realised, according to the survey, with one respondent describing theirs as a symbolic agreement.
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One respondent to the survey explained how he was told that despite having a successful interview he wasn't quite "polished" enough for the bank.
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"My deep concern is that Respondent (Isam Albarghouthy) is radicalizing a beautiful, young, innocent mind; a fragile child," Nabila Albarghouthy said in the affidavit.
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"Layoffs are here," a respondent in the transportation equipment sector said when surveyed by the Institute for Supply Management for its monthly manufacturing report.
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So that respondents would not strategically claim to only support their chosen candidate against Trump, we only asked each respondent about one Democratic candidate.
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"The landlord said I couldn't live in the flat because of my nationality," said a Korean respondent in her fifties quoted in the report.
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But the Trump campaign source said the campaign prioritizes obtaining first-party data since the respondent is taking initiative to interact with Trump's messaging.
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As for the Trump administration, "they should know that now more than ever people are connected and we are nobody's fool," one respondent said.
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When a respondent thought of government waste in terms most similar to official policymaking, his or her estimates were 18% lower, all else equal.
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Castro-Tum failed to appear for his hearings and Morley cited concern over whether the respondent had even received notice of his court date.
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In a 2015 study by the Kaiser Family Foundation, the average respondent thought that 26 percent of the federal budget went to foreign aid.
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Professionals long for this so much that the average respondent valued the trade at 23 percent of their future earnings —or about $21,000 a year.
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Whether the respondent was Republicans or Democrats, male or female, didn't matter — a majority support the idea that all parents should get paid time off.
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Each respondent answered a series of questions that measured their political engagement and their tendency for racial stereotyping, empathy for other races and racial anxieties.
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"It showed me a game plan that I could follow to alleviate the harm done to [the reporter] and to better myself," a respondent wrote.
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Piper Jaffray conducted its biannual report, "Taking Stocks With Teens," receiving 10,000 responses for its fall 2016 edition, with an average respondent age of 16.
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The "market will need to see signs of improvement in unit economics and a path to breakeven to justify the current valuation," one respondent said.
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At the time of the review, the Baltimore court had 24,142 pending cases in which the respondent spoke Spanish but no Spanish-speakers on staff.
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For instance, if a respondent scores whites at 80 and Muslims at 50, she would be considered to prefer whites 37.83 points more than Muslims.
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"[The] first quarter has been brisk, and March has been as busy as I [have] ever seen, with many new endeavors," one utilities respondent said.
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"It is REALLY hard to get around the city with children, even as an able-bodied person, particularly with multiple children," one survey respondent wrote.
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Take, for example, my experience the other night as a respondent to a ride-booking survey undertaken for Uber, Lyft, Car2Go, Zipcar or Enterprise CarShare.
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It also advised agencies to reassign any administrative proceedings in which a respondent raised a timely Appointments Clause objection to a different, properly-appointed judge.
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"Rats would die in our attic, and they'd only remove them once maggots were falling from the ceiling," said a survey respondent living in Hawaii.
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The same goes for fellow Bay Stater Moulton and the plan-centric Inslee:Moulton's sparse support liked Warren 22 percentage points higher than the typical respondent.
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They include one respondent who listed 22 examples of anti-Semitic abuse at party meetings where he was called a "child killer" and "Tory Jew".
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It looks at those Democrats who said they&aposve heard of the candidate, and then if that respondent were satisfied as nominee, unsatisfied or neither.
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In it, a judgment of possession was granted to the petitioner—the landlord—and a money judgment of $7,780 was granted against the respondent, Calloway.
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"The court finds that there was reasonable cause to believe that felony murder was committed and that the respondent committed that crime," Judge Goldstein said.
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All else equal, when a respondent thought of government waste in terms of programs he or she dislike, the estimates of waste were 23% higher.
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"She has purchased a ticket for my child ... to fly out on July 20, 2018 and join Respondent on tour," Crain reportedly stated in the petition.
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Not a single respondent had 3 percent or higher for U.S. core PCE inflation, the measure the Fed targets at 0.13 percent, this year or next.
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"The respondent has been violating the women of the City of New York for seven years," a board prosecutor, Heather Cook, said in her closing statement.
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"Because Judge Kaplan's findings constitute uncontroverted evidence of serious professional misconduct which immediately threatens the public interest, respondent should be immediately suspended," the appeals court said.
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The academics gave each respondent a survey containing footballing facts and questions; a third of surveys also included a slide describing Mr Salah's commitment to praying.
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Another poll respondent, Kamaal Greene, 26, said he likes targeted ads better than traditional ones because they provide a service, steering him to products he wants.
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"It's contagious, and it's new," said respondent Toni Brockington, 42, who lives near Fort Bragg, California, and had considered visiting Mexico before learning about the outbreak.
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One respondent at an investment bank is among those who sees Trump's policies as better for the economy and Clinton's as better for the stock market.
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"The tourism and export sector expansion will help drive growth (in Thailand) this year," said Rattham Somboonchareon, a planning manager at survey respondent Thai Airways (THAI.
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Even Justice Samuel Alito and the attorneys for the respondent state parties found themselves unable to resist the conclusion that gerrymandering is illegal in that form.
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"Usually if I have watched the film version before reading, the voices will be those of the actors when I read the book," one respondent noted.
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Live interview pollsters can do that, since the respondent is free to say "other" or "I don't know," and the interviewer can record it as such.
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She testified that a person's likelihood of answering a survey depends partly on the survey itself, particularly how much stress it causes the respondent to answer.
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Of the completed requests that the RCMP posts publicly, every single request pertaining to IMSI catchers was denied, or the respondent was told no records exist.
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A subsidiary of the largest Catholic healthcare system in the world, Respondent Ascension Health, Genesys follows the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Facilities.
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If a respondent was told that candidate held extreme in-party views, ideologically extreme respondents registered feeling thermometer ratings 20183 points warmer than ideologically neutral respondents.
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An economic downturn was considered the biggest downside risk by three of the analysts, with only one respondent pointing to a further decline in oil prices.
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"Trump perpetuates 'the boys will be boys' mentality that does not reflect current military culture," Military Times quoted a female Army master sergeant respondent as writing.
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One respondent, for example, said she watched Stranger Things to ensure she was caught up with the zeitgeist, even though she wasn't particularly excited about it.
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AAWS has requested its status as respondent be removed, based on the fact it's based in New York, not Toronto, where the agnostic delisting took place.
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A fairly typical December 2014 Kaiser Family Foundation poll found that the average respondent guessed that 26 percent of the federal budget goes toward foreign aid.
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"Part of the fun of a hookup is being gross in the morning," said one survey respondent, who only packs extra underwear, medication, and a phone charger.
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One respondent expects prices for heavier grades Arab Medium and Arab Heavy to rise in March from February, while the rest expect prices to be little changed.
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"The respondent intends to defend the case on its merits in the court of the Eastern District of New York, the United States," Tan told the court.
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Thousands of people could potentially be affected by this ruling, according to the Catholic Legal Immigration Network, an advocacy group which represented the respondent as co-counsel.
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For example, a respondent I call Jonathan told me that he felt more connected to the people in Bed-Stuy than any previous neighborhood he'd lived in.
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ING economist Robert Carnell, one respondent expecting a rate cut this week, said cutting rates early, rather than late will help speed up the return to recovery.
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For Republicans, the modal respondent still places at the scale's maximum (most resentful), but the percentage of white Republicans here increases from 14 percent to 22016 percent.
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"Respondent credibly testified that he asked the complainants to get out of his car because their conduct violated Uber's policy prohibiting sexual contact between passengers," she wrote.
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The average Sanders-satisfied respondent said they were satisfied with 3.3 other candidates, which is the lowest average number of rivals for a candidate in the race.
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The average Warren-satisfied respondent said they were satisfied with 3.9 other candidates, which is the third-lowest number of rivals for a candidate in the race.
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The average Harris-satisfied respondent said they were satisfied with 4.6 other candidates, which is the fourth-lowest number of rivals for a candidate in the race.
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One white respondent told the researchers: If this were the neighborhood makeup, you could almost be certain that it would be lower income, higher crime, worse school.
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"The Justice believes that her impartiality might reasonably be questioned due to her friendship with respondent Polly Baca," the clerk, Scott Harris, wrote in a brief letter.
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To be included in the results, a respondent had to have been hospitalized twice in the last two years, and to have seen at least three doctors.
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For example, if a respondent has completed a higher level of education than the highest educational level achieved by a parent, this is considered as upward mobility.
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Carol Hunter, the executive editor of The Des Moines Register, said the newspaper could not confirm "with certainty" that the polling irregularities were limited to one respondent.
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The end result: an estimate for how much every respondent of the survey would gain or lose under the Republican plan, based on age, income and county.
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If the respondent then answered "Around half" to Q15, the authors conclude this driver made $710.32 driving — half what they actually earned from driving with ridesharing platforms.
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Each respondent saw five of the 13 and was asked to rank those five on a scale from 0 (not at all important) to 3 (very important).
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But Kannok Shanmugam, the attorney for the respondent in the case, argued that the FDCPA does not apply because, he said, the firm is not a debt collector.
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The first is an ethnicity question asking whether the respondent is "Hispanic, Latino or Spanish" and asking respondents to specify their national origin (Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban etc.).
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There's more optimism for health-care reform, with the average respondent seeing it enacted in third quarter of this year, but there is more debate about its value.
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The pet resolves to return the gesture by moving to a perch and waving back, like a royally respondent Princess Kate, who puts much emphasis on the pinky.
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"It is getting pretty ugly, and the strength of the dollar is really making us noncompetitive," an unnamed fabricated metal product manufacturing respondent said in the bank's report.
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" One 22-year study respondent said that the process was difficult, "just being ready to do it and still having the baby grow while you're trying to wait.
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" One respondent told The Verge by email: "[I'm] originally from China, but I've lived in the US for about a decade, so I speak pretty much understandable English.
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If the new proposals take effect, students who file complaints will face a system that presumes lying, while a respondent who denies the accusations is telling the truth.
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But, "[Doe] did not identify a preference between the two locations and would not agree to the release as Respondent described it," the government said in its filing.
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Voter turnout is harder to predict because it's much easier for a respondent to say they'll vote for a candidate than to actually turn out and do it.
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I was surprised to find any woman who had not experienced harassment or assault, and that writer remains the only respondent to my tweet to have escaped both.
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Likewise when divided by income, the lower an income bracket, the more likely a respondent was to say an immediate family member had been in jail or prison.
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Over the course of six polls conducted between early September and early November, we determined how many candidates a given respondent would be satisfied with as the nominee.
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"I may be the only person that someone like this respondent ever sees in the realm of the law," said Loren Luzmore, a Manhattan hearing officer since 224.
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Online court records in Franklin County, Ohio, where Monday's lawsuit was filed, showed an appeal to the judge's ruling had been filed, with LaRose listed as a respondent.
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Given the logistical problems that could follow, the cases could remain closed "unless D.H.S. or the respondent requests recalendaring," he said, referring to the Department of Homeland Security.
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In 88 percent of the cases, law enforcement cited a recent act or threat of violence the respondent made against himself as a risk factor in their petition.
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"There will be continued volatility in the futures market influenced by the LID in Ivory Coast and Ghana," one respondent said, adding higher farmer prices could boost production.
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Whether the respondent was Republican or Democrat, male or female, it didn't matter — a majority support the idea that both mothers and fathers should get paid time off.
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The respondent, just over half of whom are based in Britain, were also almost united in saying the worst outcome would be a standalone World Trade Organisation membership.
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" Another respondent, Noel, was similarly scarred: "His tracts helped traumatize my childhood while also offering me helpful conspiracies about the Catholics, the one world government and the Satanists.
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After a sample has been obtained from the Ipsos panel, Ipsos calibrates respondent characteristics to be representative of the US population using standard procedures such as raking-ratio adjustments.
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As part of the alternative resolution process, the respondent watched a webinar by psychologist Rebecca Campbell titled "The Neurobiology of Sexual Assault," summarized it, and discussed it with Gall.
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"Opposing affidavits will be filed by the respondent companies within the required time frames," Shoprite said referring to the 20 business days within which they can oppose the decision.
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This is the first time that Shoprite has been added as a respondent to the charges, however, with the current case covering the period from January 2013 to present.
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At least one respondent in Smith's study commented on how rude or disrespectful clients felt different in sex work contexts compared to those in other service or hospitality industries.
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In addition, the company's reputation score, how proud or embarrassed the respondent would be to work for the brand, dropped from 14 to 4 during the four-day period.
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The Quinnipiac poll also showed that Cordray had a 2628 percent favorability rating, with 28503 percent of respondent saying they didn't know enough to form an opinion about him.
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Will Hicks, a 32-year-old survey respondent in the oil field town of Roosevelt, Utah, said Mr. Trump's election provided an immediate jolt to people in his area.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday about adding a census question that was never universal and has not been asked in decades: whether the respondent is a citizen.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday on adding a census question that was never universal and has not been asked in decades: whether the respondent is a citizen.
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Indeed, fairness dictates that the Center not complete an investigation when it is impossible for the respondent to provide testimony regarding events about which only he would have knowledge.
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"We have a serious productivity problem with office workers and estimated that less than 50 percent of their time is spent on value-creating business activities," wrote one respondent.
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Shapiro is a former Illinois Solicitor General and is one of the 18 constitutional law professors on an amicus brief in support of the respondent in Gill v. Whitford.
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"NASA cannot be sustained as a respondent in this matter," Justice Jackton Ojwang said while reading a unanimous decision, promising to give the court's reasons at a later date.
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For the first time, the 2000 census offered an option for mixed race that gave the respondent the chance to self-declare the components of his or her own identity.
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"You have a question from the media or from Tim Kaine with 10 different charges in it," Sessions said, "and there's no way the respondent can actually address each one."
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What's also is notable is that neither respondent saw their actions, or those of their classmates, as motivated by finding a mate, but rather a response to larger social pressure.
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That certainly applied to loosely affiliated Catholics; and it might also be true that not every respondent who identified with Islam actually prayed and fasted as the rules lay down.
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One respondent described witnessing an all-night woodland rave where two female fairies, a dwarf or goblin, and what they described as a "mudman" danced to "tribal drums" till dawn.
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"The Respondent (Germany) filed a proposal for disqualification of the three members of the tribunal," the World Bank's International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) said in a Nov.
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Thus, (redacted)'s abuse appears related to his own criminal tendencies and substance abuse, rather than conclusive evidence he targeted the respondent on account of her proposed particular social group.
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The average Klobuchar-satisfied respondent said they were satisfied with 7 other candidates, which is high: it means that people who like her tend to be considering several other choices.
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You can download every poll here, down to the individual respondent data and see the sample size and margin of error for all six of the polls we cite here.
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It claims it's simply reinstating a question that's been part of every census except 22020's (although it hasn't been on the short form used by every respondent since 22015).
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The Voter Study Group survey includes a baseline survey that was conducted in 2011 with 8,000 respondents, which included a question about which organizations the respondent was a member of.
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The findings on mobility and white middle-aged mortality are commuting zone level, connected to the wider region in which the respondent lived rather than their specific municipality or neighborhood.
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One survey respondent spoke of an elderly client while on a church ministry trip who was nearly convinced to make a convicted murderer a beneficiary to her million-dollar account.
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The footage clearly featured a virtual recreation of Williams's face — but the similarities were striking enough to compel one respondent to ask deepfakes to share the algorithm he was using.
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Its questions focus on how the outbreak will affect a respondent personally and what they think its impact will be on other people, the power grid, and the economy generally.
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This respondent took issue with my listing of only two other jobs before referring to my journalism career as one job, as opposed to highlighting some of the individual stops.
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You can download every poll here, down to the individual respondent data, and see the sample size and margin of error for all four of the polls we cite here.
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Two-thirds of the senators present not having pronounced him guilty, the Senate adjudges that the respondent, Donald John Trump, president of the United States, is not guilty as charged.
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If the judge determines there's convincing evidence that the respondent poses a significant danger to himself or herself or others, the order would be extended, generally up to a year.
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"We are very cautious, even now with the market we don't feel very comfortable," said a survey respondent who is a managing partner at a multifamily office in North America.
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" Another poll respondent, Veronica Buetel, 57, of Green, Ohio felt just the opposite: "Yes, we do live in scary times, but there are other, better ways to root out terrorism.
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The complaint accuses the respondent countries - Argentina, Brazil, France, Germany and Turkey - of knowing about the impact of their carbon emissions on the climate and doing nothing to mitigate it.
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"The day the petitioner would have been reinstated is the day respondent tenders petitioner payment in full," the commissioner of the Texas Education Agency, Mike Morath, wrote in the ruling.
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You can download every poll here, down to the individual respondent data, and see the sample size and margin of error for all six of the polls we cite here.
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In the Monmouth poll in Nevada that proved decisive, released Wednesday, Mr. Bullock's one respondent was given a below-average weight of 0.77, according to Patrick Murray of Monmouth University.
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"I felt like I had this type of plague or something .... It's forcing the person who was victimized to keep confronting and keep pushing," one respondent said, according to the study.
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"In an LGBT bar, on more than one occasion, drunk people have come over to pet my hair and ask inappropriate questions regarding my race," one Scottish respondent, Abebi, told Stonewall.
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"Pending the final determination of the arbitration, the first respondent is interdicted and restrained from taking any further steps in the furtherance and prosecution of the winding up proceedings," he said.
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"A middle-aged woman watched a fairy hunt children by the side of a river; the implication was that the fairy wanted to drown the children," recalls Young of one respondent.
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" But the most extraordinary passage of Judge Powell's decision is his rejection of Samey's claim of persecution: "Respondent must show that the Government was, or is, unable to control the Taliban.
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If you're truly interested in gauging the presidential matchup at this point, I think it's better to ask a question which forces the respondent think about a Democrat and a Republican.
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"I went into a depression, you know, 'cause I'm trying to show them my bill and everything and don't nobody ever have funds for me," one respondent in the study said.
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Washington (CNN)"Your honor, meet the respondent," immigration attorney Lenni Benson said as she introduced the crying toddler in her arms to the judge that would be hearing the child's case.
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The average Booker-satisfied respondent said they were satisfied with 5.5 other candidates, which is pretty high: it means that people who like him tend to be considering several other choices.
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Over the course of six polls conducted between early September and early November, we determined how many candidates in the field a given respondent would be satisfied with as the nominee.
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" The ruling added there was "no evidence the respondent ever expressed a political opinion and no evidence to suggest that she was harmed based on any real or imputed political opinion.
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Fitch will publish on its website any written responses it receives, in full, including the names and addresses of such respondents, unless the response is marked as confidential by the respondent.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday on universalizing a controversial census question historically asked only of some population groups before being dropped decades ago: whether the respondent is a citizen.
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" But the judge said that "Google is likely to have or have had control of a document or thing that would help ascertain that description of the prospective respondent CBsm 23.
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Among the 1 percent, for instance, 97 percent say that they've already obtained the 'American Dream' — the definition of which was left to the respondent — or are actively working toward it.
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"We had difficulty in understanding what the respondent meant by a 'glint in the eye' and how that translated into a 'skill' or 'experience' to do a job," the judgment said.
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"At Company X we had a joke that there were only two reviews for women — you are either too reticent or you are too bossy — no middle ground," said one respondent.
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"The Tribunal found that, in both of these instances, the Commission would still need to allege that the conduct of the respondent banks had an effect in South Africa," it said.
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High Court judge Annes Banda-Bobo said the court was unable to "order a joinder of the intended second respondent to the proceedings" but granted Vedanta leave to appeal the ruling.
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LendEDU's new 1,000-respondent online poll found that just 31.6 percent were aware of Ethereum, a newer cryptocurrency which has exploded in scale to the second-largest market position in recent years.
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One respondent talked about "dimming [her] light" and another passed on an opportunity to continue working in the White House under President Obama because she felt judged by her race and gender.
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" One respondent, a 23.3-year-old bisexual woman in Tennessee, said, "Sadly, for me it means being 'in the closet' because I only realized I was bisexual after I was already married.
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It also asks whether the respondent thinks business conditions and the country as a whole will have good times or bad times financially in the next 3.33 months and five years respectively.
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" In the Institute for Supply Management's most recent closely-watched survey of manufacturers, a respondent said: "Steel tariffs continue to negatively affect our cost, even though we utilize U.S. sources for steel.
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"A respondent who thought it was harder to get into the US and more likely to be deported was equally likely to migrate as one who thought it was easier," Hiskey said.
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The nationally representative survey includes demographic information about each respondent, allowing Twenge and Sherman to compare differences in sexual activity across lines of gender, race, education level, region and religious service attendance.
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ET, only reflect the comments of Iowa caucus attendees before they went in to make their decisions Monday night, and each respondent could have easily changed their minds after speaking with pollsters.
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation, which was the respondent in the New Jersey cases brought by the Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders and by the churches, immediately celebrated the court's order.
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Fogle's supposed to file this document against the warden of his prison, which he did, but he also included the Prez as a respondent ... complete with 1600 Pennsylvania Ave on the document.
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"An aggregate estimate of positive response can then be calculated" according to the difference between groups, the paper explains, which is possible without knowing the "true answer" of each and every respondent.
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Fitch will publish on its website any written responses it receives, in full, including the names and addresses of such respondents, unless the response is clearly marked as confidential by the respondent.
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Exaggerating would of course leave the respondent with a baggy condom or, in the unlikely event of anyone playing down their size, they'd end up in a condom that was too tight.
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The average Castro-satisfied respondent said they were satisfied with 7.7 other candidates, which is not very good: it means that people who like him tend to be deciding between many choices.
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The average O'Rourke-satisfied respondent said they were satisfied with 5.1 other candidates, which is okay: it means that people who like him tend to be considering just a few other choices.
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Each notice runs to more than 300 pages and sets out the arguments and evidence as to why the regulator believes the respondent should be liable to support the BHS pension schemes.
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The average Buttigieg-satisfied respondent said they were satisfied with 5 other candidates, which is okay: it means that people who like him tend to be considering just a few other choices.
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The average Yang-satisfied respondent said they were satisfied with 5 other candidates, which is okay: it means that people who like him tend to be considering just a few other choices.
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After the respondent was read bios of each candidate, Fayard ties with Kennedy for first place at 20%, with the next vote getter - Boustany - at 85033%; Campbell remains in the single digits.
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" Grossman ended up the victor in that case, in which he made his stance clear: "all, including [Tesla Industries], have been informed that Respondent is not interested in selling the domain name.
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A court in Beijing recently asked an internet security company to tag irresponsible borrowers' telephone numbers so that when someone called, a message would appear onscreen saying that the respondent owed money.
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Ultimately, the judges concluded that to establish specific jurisdiction over a 1782 respondent, the petitioner must show that the discovery it seeks "proximately resulted from the respondent's forum contacts," Judge Hall wrote.
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This company, Global Science Research (GSR), was contractually committed by us to only obtain data in accordance with the UK Data Protection Act and to seek the informed consent of each respondent.
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Among Democrats, the younger the respondent, the less pessimism it takes to prefer Sanders to Clinton, though the pattern of economic optimists supporting Clinton more than Sanders is consistent across age groups.
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Perhaps least shocking of all, the researchers found that on the days when couples were respondent, felt special, and had sexual desire for each other, they were more likely to have sex.
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"Though the petitioner claimed various offences were committed by the issues of the first respondent, that is the IEBC (elections board), no evidence was placed before us to prove that allegation," Maraga said.
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She also offers a final meeting with the person reporting the misconduct to inform them that the respondent has completed the process, describe the accused's general level of participation, and offer ongoing support.
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The original Unite claim was against Carillion, but the tribunal judge has added the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) as an additional respondent to the claim, Unite said.
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For example, the "captcha" response test used at the end of the survey to determine if the respondent is a bot asks users to type the year the Declaration of Independence was signed.
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"Because of this important development the other justices lost trust in Respondent as chief justice and removed him from office later that day by a vote of four to one," the document states.
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"There are times that it is fun to drive a car — out in the country where you can stop or slow down to look at things," one respondent said of Level 4 vehicles.
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While many people responded that they liked his bluntness, style and outspoken views, one respondent, Fei Danyang, said watching the U.S. was like a real-life episode of TV show 'House of Cards.
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Of course, I (and almost certainly you) also fell just one highly weighted respondent short of reaching 1 percent of the vote in the Nevada poll, so it is not a high bar.
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The CNBC Fed Survey for March sees more optimism for health-care reform, with the average respondent seeing it enacted in third quarter of this year — but there is more debate about its value.
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" "If it starts to sound Hitler-like, [trying to create] a perfect specimen of man and woman," said one survey respondent based in Atlanta, "then people who are not perfect might be treated badly.
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She calls this legal intervention "an incredibly powerful weapon" because it includes a mandatory arrest provision—whether the respondent is threatening the petitioner or leaving flowers on her doorstep—if the order is violated.
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"Seeing an uptick in the overall activity within the oil and gas sector, which typically will cause a trickle-down effect on the majority of businesses," a respondent from the mining industry told ISM.
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The department said it affirmed antidumping duties ranging from 63.86 percent to 76.64 percent on the imports, and an anti-subsidy rate of 75.60 percent for mandatory respondent Shanxi Taigang Stainless Steel Co Ltd.
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Anyone can respond to a thread, and comments on threads can be liked by the poster or respondent, but from the moment a response comes through, that conversation is one-on-one and private.
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The first question, "Do you support or oppose increasing the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour?" was intended to determine whether the respondent liked the broad policy change of hiking the minimum wage.
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"The respondent is suspected to have committed the several offences contrary to the Anti-Doping Act," Kirimi Muguna, a police officer attached to Anti-Narcotics Unit, said in an affidavit presented to the court.
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"I further certify I then did proceed to the office of respondent Capital-Gazette Communications ... with the objective of killing every person present," said the letter, which was first reported by The Baltimore Sun.
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A DVPO is a legal order issued by a court that forbids someone, known as the "respondent," from engaging in certain activities that affect the plaintiff, or the person who filed for the order.
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"The respondent testified that he was reluctant to open up about his sexual orientation, but he did open up to an individual named Francisco [phonetic] in the spring of 22004," the written opinion states.
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"The immigrant is not going to trust the census employee when they are continuously hearing a contradicting message from the media every day threatening to deport immigrants," one Arabic-speaking respondent told the bureau.
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"Accordingly, this tribunal finds that there is only one appropriate penalty for the grave misconduct that yielded an equally grave result -- respondent can no longer remain a New York City police officer," she wrote.
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When asked if leaving the EU would be worth causing the respondent or their family members to lose their job, 39 percent of Brexit supporters said that it would be a price worth paying.
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Usually, the best the respondent can hope to do is not become a story in their own right and serve as a functional messenger for their party's rebuttal to Trump's vision for the country.
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The average age of a person for which a petition was filed against, referred to as a respondent, was 38, although ages ranged from 14 to 83 in the petitions reviewed by the group.
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"This company, Global Science Research (GSR), was contractually committed by us to only obtain data in accordance with the U.K. Data Protection Act and to seek the informed consent of each respondent," it added.
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"This is unlike other video teleconferencing set ups in immigration court that the ICE trial attorney is not visible to the respondent," said Laura Lynch, senior policy counsel for the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
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Congress can also take independent action to eliminate the case completion quota so judges don't feel pressured to rush through cases that require time to ensure the respondent has their due process rights protected.
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"Today marks six months since the first restraining order was obtained and, in the absence of proceedings commenced by the respondent, the assets were officially forfeited to the Commonwealth," the AFP said on Saturday.
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"Them taking him off this case is just a message to immigration judges to do what the boss says," said Matthew Archambault, an attorney who advocated on behalf of the respondent in the case.
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In a recent survey across 35 countries conducted by the Varkey Foundation, an education charity that favours higher status for teachers, the average respondent among 35,000 adults estimated that teachers worked 39 hours per week.
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"I am informed and believe — based on his communication with me (and sometimes his refusal to communicate) — that the Respondent is deeply angry with me and was looking to hurt and embarrass me," she wrote.
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Extending financial assistance will be "an expression of good faith as their accredited peer-operators would not have suffered the current predicament were it not for the predatory actions of respondent Uber," the LTFRB said.
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She previously told NBC that she was recruited outside her New York City high school to provide sexual massages for Epstein when she was 228 by "the recruiter," an unnamed co-respondent in the lawsuit.
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She previously told NBC that she was recruited outside her New York City high school to provide sexual massages for Epstein when she was 14 by "the recruiter," an unnamed co-respondent in the lawsuit.
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Despite the large sample size, researchers were also quick to point out the shortcomings of their study, namely its lack of depth and inability to measure just how much alcohol was consumed by each respondent.
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"The VR experience can create the sense of fear and make people think about what they actually would do," said one respondent quoted in the report, published in the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.
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A source familiar with the decision said that a respondent reported that an operator, during a telephone interview, did not name former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg when listing the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates.
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Twenty-nine percent say they have or a relative has been personally affected by gun violence—an answer that jumps to more than 40% when the respondent is African American or a self-identified progressive.
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But instead of a simple change in color to indicate a pregnancy, a positive test result reveals a roughly 50 percent discount on a crib — if the respondent is a member of Ikea's loyalty program.
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"Who knows what will happen with Brexit, what will happen in the EU, and what will happen between the U.S. and China," said another survey respondent, a CEO of a single family office in Europe.
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They included whether a respondent was a white person without a high school degree, lived in a mobile home, described herself or himself as ethnically "American" and had voted for segregationist candidates in the past.
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"The Ninth Circuit held that the Suspension Clause provides respondent with a constitutional right to additional review of his application for admission, beyond the review Congress has established," Solicitor General Noel Francisco argued in court briefs.
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"By way of illustration, the monthly child support effective May 1, 2019 shall be $2,935, and therefore Respondent shall pay Petitioner $103,065 per month in spousal support — making the combined support payment $10,000," the documents state.
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"While there was a finding, any decisions regarding corrective action or sanctions for the respondent will not be made until the conclusion of the appeal process," MSU spokesperson Emily Gerkin Guerrant told BuzzFeed News by email.
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In keeping with this backstory, Binet's inkblots—messy, asymmetrical things—were used to measure a person's imaginative capabilities: the greater the number of distinct forms the respondent saw in the inkblots, the greater his creative powers.
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Those surveys are to take no longer than 7 minutes for a respondent to complete, the optimum time before response rates drop off, and you can expect answers to come back in a matter of hours.
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So there's a trade-off: If you trim your weights too much — that is, refuse to weight any individual respondent by more than a certain amount — you might end up falling far short of your targets.
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Indeed, the mother of Charlie Craig, a respondent in the Masterpiece Cakeshopcase, has described the trauma of watching her son transform from delight to devastation the day he and his husband were denied a wedding cake.
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"Even assuming for a moment that the appellant wanted to have a child only after two years, does not mean that the appellant and the respondent cannot and should not have sexual intercourse," the court found.
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And I'm not the only one: A 7,000-respondent survey from Totaljobs this week found 62 percent of us had a work enemy, with 48 percent of those having one enemy and 43 percent having multiple.
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And one respondent to a National Coalition Against Domestic Violence survey said she'd been afraid to call a hotline because she was worried about being sent to a shelter, likely because of coronavirus concerns, Glenn said.
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"By way of illustration, the monthly child support effective May 1, 2019 shall be $2,22008, and therefore Respondent shall pay Petitioner $22011,22017 per month in spousal support — making the combined support payment $23,22018," the documents stated.
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One respondent to Universum's survey wrote, "diversity is very evident in the way companies run their campus presence and the people that represent them, such as EY."Read more about EY's diversity and inclusion programs here.
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The Commerce Department had affirmed in February antidumping duties ranging from 63.86 percent to 76.64 percent on the imports and an anti-subsidy rate of 75.60 for mandatory respondent Shanxi Taigang Stainless Steel Co Ltd 000825.
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The other measure that predicted Trump support in South Carolina was a variable that links authoritarianism with the fear that poll respondent or someone in their family will become a victim of terrorism in the next year.
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Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Republican-appointed conservatives who are typically business friendly, were among the most skeptical questioners of the respondent in the case, a law firm working on behalf of Wells Fargo.
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But even after statistically controlling for a number of these demographic factors—such as age, income and education—we still found the presidential vote to be a leading predictor of whether a respondent used the N-word.
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Another recent survey of 1,000 Australian women found that only one respondent would consider terminating a pregnancy based on non-medical traits such as intelligence, and 80 percent specifically indicated that they would "definitely not" do so.
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"Instagram easily makes girls and women feel as if their bodies aren't good enough as people add filters and edit their pictures in order for them to look 'perfect,' " an anonymous female respondent said in the report.
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Conversely if talks run smoothly, the median forecast was for it to bounce to $1.30 — still below where it was trading at ahead of the June 88.03 referendum — although one respondent said it would soar to $1.50.
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It asked people which groups would be helped or hurt by the tax plan, and then provided options: large corporations, the wealthy, small businesses, the middle class, low-income families and "you" — that is, the poll respondent.
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"When you don't send someone and the respondent puts up a credible, viable defense and there's no one from the agency to impeach it, it's very likely that the summons will be dismissed," Mr. Del Valle said.
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Current New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio had a particularly dismal showing: He received the support of exactly zero respondents — not just zero percent rounding downward, but he lacked the support of even a single respondent.
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"Respondent and I had attempted reconciliation in hopes of keeping our family together, but now I realize it's better for us both to move on for the sake of our children," Gina wrote in her restraining order request.
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At TCNJ — as at other colleges and universities — reporters can pursue a Title IX investigation, in which school officials typically interview any witnesses, hold a hearing, and determine if the respondent should receive punishment like suspension or expulsion.
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But the reported benefits dropped off the longer the respondent had the piercing; of the roughly 311 respondents who had their daith piercing for less than a month, 25% reported having no attacks since getting the body modification.
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"The trade tensions are impacting purchasing of steel and are causing suppliers to send letters of concern regarding contracted purchases for this year and the future based on these proposed tariffs," a respondent from the construction industry said.
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High Court judge Annes Banda-Bobo said Vedanta had not filed a "notice of intention" and the court was unable to "order a joinder of the intended second respondent to the proceedings," while granting Vedanta leave to appeal.
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In December, Shoprite was named as a respondent to another case brought to the tribunal by South Africa's Competition Commission, which recommended fining both Computicket and Shoprite's retail division as much as 10 percent of their annual turnover.
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Each of the three other cases was resolved with a majority (two or all three) of the panelists siding instead with the respondent; there has not been a case of a single juror preventing a finding of responsibility.
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The report explained: The median respondent with more-permissive regulatory preferences indicated that if a policy successfully reduced a state's firearm suicides, 90 percent of the prevented suicides would still end as a suicide by some other means.
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"'Touching the skies' is a good joke at a time when your flights are getting grounded," said a respondent on Twitter, while others expressed anger and dismay at cancellations, delays in refunds and long response times to telephone calls.
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"Maybe the respondent does not report or want to disclose p2p as the original source of his/ her funds because there is an awareness that these channels compete with state banks and do not have official blessing," he said.
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"By expelling the Ogieks from their ancestral land against their will, without prior consultation and without respecting the conditions of expulsion in the interests of public need, the respondent (Kenyan government) violated the right to land," the court ruled.
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Most likely-voter filters, including our Reuters/Ipsos one, include a measure of voter enthusiasm (along with things like registration and past behavior) as a factor in determining whether the respondent will turn out to vote on November 8.
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Furthermore and contrary to what appears to be suggested in your article, the European Court's judgments have binding force in respect of the respondent country and regularly result in the amendment by the country concerned of the relevant legislation.
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In response to every question about whether a respondent would change plans that would expose them to others, like travel, eating out at restaurants, and attending large gatherings, Democratic voters consistently responded affirmatively at much higher rates than Republicans.
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While investigators found that there was sufficient evidence to support that the respondent engaged in sexual activity without Yolanda's consent when he touched her vagina outside her clothing, the findings letter did not address Yolanda's allegation of digital penetration.
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Surrounded by stacks of papers, the White House lawyers or House managers would confer for about 43 seconds, their staffers scribbling furiously on sticky notes and legal pads, before the designated respondent rose to deliver a five-minute answer.
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Or a census respondent might not count a family friend who's sleeping on the couch for a few weeks while he finds a job because he doesn't really live at the house — but he doesn't live anywhere else, either.
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"There are many worries such as the unstable global economy, an impact from the quakes, a strong yen and weak share prices and it is difficult to forecast the outlook," said a respondent from the retail industry in the survey.
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"In reaching these conclusions, I do not minimize the vile abuse that the respondent reported she suffered at the hands of her ex-husband or the harrowing experiences of many other victims of domestic violence around the world," Sessions added.
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In our subsample of youth under the age of 18 who were, at the time of interview, engaged in survival sex, 33 individuals — 24% —had a pimp or trafficker, liberally defined as someone with whom the respondent shared their earnings.
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" Added a 20163-year-old female respondent who described herself as a homemaker, "Both Trump and Sanders are non-establishment candidates who are not bought by the special interests that have control over policy and legislation because of their 'bribes.
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After first expressing guilt that her presence in the neighborhood was making it unaffordable for many families, one respondent, Sarah, then backtracked, saying: Using these and other strategies, gentrifiers reframed behavior they would otherwise morally condemn as neutral or positive.
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And her selection as the official respondent to Obama was no mistake by Speaker Paul Ryan, a former GOP 'young gun' who is deeply conservative but wants to turn his party towards fighting for the poor and criminal justice reform.
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A respondent affiliated with Harvard University's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society: The democratization of publication and consumption that the networked sphere represents is too expansive for there to be any meaningful improvement possible in terms of controlling or labeling information.
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"If the 'voice' of a good book gets into my head, it can seep into my own experience of the world and I find myself thinking in that voice, as that character, while carrying out normal activities," one survey respondent reported.
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"He seemed to be very sensible in his approach of really pushing for biosimilars… which I think will be critical for the industry to remain viable--costs will be focused on newer drugs, not 20-year old ones, " wrote one respondent.
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"With the likelihood that the respondent will abscond, I'm of the considered view that the respondent's presence (in court) cannot be secured by the setting of bail or the setting of any condition to the granting of bail," he said.
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Business Insider and Morning Consult asked each respondent who they planned on shopping for the most this holiday season, and the numbers we gathered give some clear insights into concerns, preferences, and the general life stage of each large demographic bracket.
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According to the school's sexual misconduct policy, the penalties for being found responsible for Sexual Assault Not Related to Intercourse, which is the provision the respondent violated when he was found responsible for external vaginal touching, range from probation to expulsion.
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One-half of the smart-speaker-owning respondent base said they use it at least daily (just under one quarter said they use it multiple times per day), and another 39 percent said they engage with it several times a week.
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The first respondent in our Illinois 6 poll: an 18- to 29-year-old nonwhite woman who disapproves of the president, wants a Democratic House, would support the Democratic candidate Sean Casten … and says she's not at all likely to vote.
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"I can't even count the number of times I've witnessed a woman being interrupted and talked over by a man, only to hear him later repeat the same ideas she was trying to put forward," wrote one respondent, Grace Ellis.
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"I think we're seeing narratives of disillusionment now because we were sold this story about Silicon Valley, all of us were very respondent to it and we have seen, in recent years, this story start to fall apart," Wiener told CNBC.
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It consisted of dozens of questions often used by psychology researchers to assess personality, such as whether the respondent prefers to be alone, tries to lead others and loves large parties (the answer choices range from "disagree strongly" to "agree strongly").
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While respondents showed no major differences between age group and region, one factor did reveal a major difference of opinion: whether a respondent supported a party on the left (Liberals, NDP, Greens) or a party on the right (Conservatives, People's Party).
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The study had some limitations, including that the younger the survey respondent the more likely they were to report having sex before age 13, and the data focused only on male-female sexual intercourse, not other types of sexual experiences.
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The attorney general inserted himself into the case purportedly to refine and apply the social group analysis developed over the past several years to the question of whether domestic violence survivors, like the respondent in Matter of A-B-, qualify for asylum.
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In Friday's filing at the Supreme Court, the lawyers made similar arguments, specifically raising the issue by asking the court to declare that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, and not Whitaker, should be substituted as the respondent in the case for those reasons.
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"I am actively trying to get pregnant with my husband, so I am a little bit concerned," said Erica, a respondent who said she was bitten by a mosquito during a January trip to the U.S. Virgin Islands, where Zika has been reported.
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Ms Sen and colleagues note that when Justice Kennedy speaks at a frequency 22.31Hz higher than his normal pitch toward the petitioner (the appealing party) and 22.31Hz lower than usual toward the respondent, he votes for the petitioner only 43% of the time.
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" Presley, 49, additionally says in the court documents that there is a trial set in March in the Edelman Children's Court related to "the hundreds of inappropriate photos that I discovered that Respondent had taken as well as disturbing video footage and behavior.
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While there is no legal justification for this arbitrary limit -- a subpoena is mandatory and does not allow the respondent to pick and choose what questions to answer -- Mueller likely will hesitate, and possibly refuse, to testify beyond what he has already written.
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While giving targets incentives to settle an investigation can help financial regulators resolve and publicize investigation results in a timely fashion, withholding the identity of a respondent creates the appearance of a lack of transparency, even secrecy, in how FINTRAC handles enforcement actions.
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As Figure 433 illustrates, just 4 percent of all ride-sharing users (6 percent of city-dwelling users) see their cars as either potentially or definitely being replaced by ride-sharing users — less than 1 percent of the total survey respondent base.
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It did not consider the period from 1981 to 1997, when the Samburu said they also lived there, because Ol Pejeta, which received the title to the land in 1962 from the colonial government, was not named as a respondent in the case.
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"I cannot conclude that the menial and incidental tasks that the respondent performed -- as a slave -- for Salvadoran guerrillas, including cooking, cleaning, and washing clothes, are of 'the same class' as the enumerated forms of assistance set forth in the statute," Wendtland wrote.
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"Having said that, it appears that in the case of the information released to his attorney and eventually put into court papers, the respondent did not use due diligence in being sure that confidential information was not released and his patients were protected."
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Similarly, the modeled turnout score — our estimate for the probability that a voter will turn out, based on past voting record and other measures — now represents 60 percent of our estimate that a respondent will turn out, up from 50 percent in 2016.
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"The campaign could have continued to contest the complaint, but the primary ended almost a year ago, the dollar amounts involved were very small, and Senator Van Hollen himself was not a respondent," Van Hollen spokeswoman Bridgett Frey said, according to the Sun.
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The most recent third-party poll, from Gravis earlier this month, shows Menendez with a tiny two-point edge, but there are red flags, such as its small, 513-respondent sample size, according to Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute.
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"When the 10-year goes above 22018%, we'll finally realize the enormous burden we face servicing the national debt," wrote Peter Tanous, chairman of Lynx Investment Advisory: The median respondent to the survey sees three rate hikes this year and two next year.
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"When the 22018-year goes above 22.72%, we'll finally realize the enormous burden we face servicing the national debt," wrote Peter Tanous, chairman of Lynx Investment Advisory: The median respondent to the survey sees three rate hikes this year and two next year.
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To get a handle on the relationship between candidate support and economic pessimism, I combined four survey questions from the ANES 2016 pilot study into a single measure, giving each respondent an economic pessimism rating from 0 (least pessimistic) to 1 (most pessimistic).
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"If you have that many people in the economy that are not getting paychecks, are not able to pay their rent, pay their mortgages, there's going to be a broad macroeconomic impact," said Kevin Stay, a 27-year-old survey respondent in Pittsburgh.
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Feldman developed what has since become widely accepted as the definitive measurement of authoritarianism: four simple questions that appear to ask about parenting but are in fact designed to reveal how highly the respondent values hierarchy, order, and conformity over other values.
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This is so because Respondent structured its ad delivery system such that it generally will not deliver an ad to users whom the system determines are unlikely to engage with the ad, even if the advertiser explicitly wants to reach those users regardless.
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For economic insecurity, we created a scale from five questions that asked whether each respondent knew anyone who had lost a job, worried about his or her financial situation, and whether he or she would be able to make necessary housing and health care payments.
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John Lewis's brand awareness shot up by 25 percent after the ad was released in November, according to market researchers Yougov, but it also noted that purchases consideration (a measure of whether the survey respondent would buy the brand's product) did not change significantly.
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"I'm throwing a party and around 25 people are coming over, and I'm streaming the game to see if the quality is any good and if it is, I'll do it again next year," said poll respondent Stephanie Whyte, 53, of Brooklyn, New York.
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Read more: 'I'm fulfilling the legacy of Barack Obama and you're not': Julian Castro comes out swinging at Biden over healthcare in Democratic debateInsider has been conducting a series of recurring polls that ask who among the candidates a respondent would be satisfied with.
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This response tracks with what Brody heard from the women in terms of when they felt physically and emotionally back to normal after giving birth: The average respondent said they were physically back 5½ months after delivery and emotionally back after almost six months.
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It nudges the respondent to do some emotional and intellectual inventory, to gauge how one is feeling, whether the feelings are clear at all (they may not be), how they are related to the precipitating circumstances, and what these feelings prompt one to do.
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Mr. Peterson, who retired in the days after the massacre and has maintained that he was unsure of the gunman's location, is named as a respondent in the lawsuits along with the sheriff's office, the school district and an unarmed campus security monitor, Andrew Medina.
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A respondent in construction reported being "very busy" and "shorthanded" regarding labor, while a finance and insurance industry participant indicated being "on track to end the year generally as anticipated, considering interest-rate changes, trade and tariff issues and other economic indicators and trends."
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But the appeals court unequivocally rejected Santander's "cramped" interpretation of personal jurisdiction, holding that Section 22's language, which allows discovery against a respondent that "resides or is found" in a district court's jurisdiction, permits trial judges broad discretion to decide whether to order discovery.
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According to the new docs, Fogle believes it's within his Constitutional rights to add Trump's name as a respondent -- along with the prison warden -- because Attorney General Jeff Sessions has "failed to correct a clear error" in his imprisonment ... and Trump is Sessions' boss.
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"Respondent later explained that he felt that he was entitled to all of the money that he had remitted to himself from the estate, but he agreed to refund the $15,000 because he 'was trying to keep everybody happy,'" the reports said, citing the court decision.
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"I think abortion is a very difficult, horrible thing, but I don't think the government has any say in whether you should be able to do it - that's a very personal thing," said poll respondent Steven Hoelke, 69, a Republican retired aerospace engineer from Claremont, California.
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The survey asked questions like how far the respondent would plan to travel for a Pride event (42 percent said more than 50 miles), if a Pride-friendly destination impacts their decision on where to travel (74 percent), and top bucket list places to celebrate Pride.
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"The separation between the respondent and his mother has increased the stress and anxiety given his mother's health," Chicorelli wrote in a motion for his release, saying that the mother, a cancer patient, had brought her son to the United States to escape the violence in Honduras.
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One survey respondent, for instance, only packs "bare minimum shit" (her glasses and an extra pair of underwear) for first dates, but will pack makeup remover, basic skincare items, mascara, makeup for the next day, and a clean shirt if she's hooked up with the person before.
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" They also explained how they sought to use the experience to bond with their friends, with one respondent mentioning he wanted to be seen by "my bros so they thought I myself was a bro.... I would be accepted into a new state of brodome [sic].
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Those cost considerations have some pollsters relying on weighting algorithms that can skew the results — for instance, the recent criticism leveled at the methodology used by the University of Southern California and the Los Angeles Times, which let one respondent have undue influence on the findings.
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FACEBOOK SLAMMED BY SANDY HOOK PARENTS OVER LIES, HOAX CLAIMS Baumer found eight key predictors of Facebook use or non-use: age, gender, marital status, whether the respondent had looked for work in the past four weeks, household income, race, and social ideology and, intriguingly, weight.
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Their concern was that the large data sets and statistical methods employed by researchers looking into the question — for example, thousands and thousands of survey responses interacting with weeks of tracking data for each respondent — allowed for anomalies or false positives to be claimed as significant conclusions.
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"The recent uncertainty regarding steel tariffs has the potential to create a major immediate shortfall in upstream drill pipe and to add significantly to costs, which would negatively impact the internal rate of return on many plays," said one respondent who works for an oilfield services firm.
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"The first respondent (ZCDC) is hereby interdicted and ordered to desist from conducting any mining operations in Marange district until it has conducted an environmental impact assessment process in accordance with the law and obtained an environmental impact assessment certificate," Judge David Mangota said in a ruling.
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Other pollsters who pursue topline data — asking which one candidate the respondent supports — miss out on that, and it's times like these when a candidate drops out that we get a great look at who's in contention to reap the support of the Beto O'Rourke fans.
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The most expensive part of any telephone poll is the cost of getting a respondent on the phone, not the length of the interview, so without a way to sort of split the costs for those initial calls, the approval tracking itself becomes exponentially more expensive.
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Mr. Paladino was not the only respondent to the Buffalo paper's survey to infuse their hopes for the coming year with politics, though most kept clearer of controversy, offering wishes for world peace and for the disappearance of such things as high taxes and State Route 198.
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While the average answer was $61,932, this varied significantly depending on whether the respondent would consider a prospective partner's debt load before entering a relationship with them: For those who would consider student loans as a factor, $47,575 was the average deal-breaker amount for student debt.
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In many of the cases, law enforcement was alerted to the need for a potential risk protection order by a person closely connected to the respondent: 55 cases were initiated by a spouse or intimate partner, 33 from a parent and 13 from a co-worker.
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"On multiple occasions between November 2015 and August 2017, Sunday Riley Skincare managers, including Respondent Sunday Riley, posted reviews of Sunday Riley brand cosmetic products on the Sephora website using fake accounts created just for that purpose, or requested that other employees do so," the complaint read.
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Opposition lawmakers said Speaker Baleka Mbete was also a respondent in a case in which the constitutional court ruled last week that Zuma breached the law by ignoring an order to repay some of the $16 million in state funds spent on renovating his private home.
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In 2014, SCL Elections contracted Dr. Kogan via his company Global Science Research (GSR) to undertake a large scale research project in the US. GSR was contractually committed to only obtain data in accordance with the UK Data Protection Act and to seek the informed consent of each respondent.
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"We would expect palladium to stabilize around $850-$900 or so over the next 12 months, (supported by) the fact that the supply/demand balance is still pointing towards undersupply," Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke, the most bearish respondent on palladium in Reuters' January precious metals price poll.
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You will have to keep your face expressionless as the defense compares you to Bill Clinton when you ask for the definition of a word; you will have to keep talking about the extraordinary pain of having a piece of your brain removed while the respondent laughs, shuffles, whispers.
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The median respondent assigned a 2 percent probability to the U.S. currently being in a recession and a 12 percent probability to the U.S. being in a recession in six months, according to a presentation made by New York Fed executive vice president Simon Potter on Feb. 22.
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A help center worker might tell the respondent about some common defenses, like the "reasonable effort" defense — since you can't be expected to clean the sidewalk in front of your house 24 hours a day, if you testify that you regularly clean twice a day, that is often sufficient.
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As for what they ask their smart speaker, there are some fascinating differences between user ages, but the top five requests across the entire respondent base are (in order) to play music, for the weather, for news, for basic facts or trivia, and for calendar or scheduling information.
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Next week, in what promises to be the highest-profile case of this Supreme Court term, the court will consider whether the Trump administration complied with these dictates when it sought to add to the 2020 census a question about whether the respondent is a United States citizen.
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The company asks whether the survey respondent is avoiding public places, and to what degree:I'm not going out of my way to avoid places I'd ordinarily visitI'm avoiding unnecessary visits to enclosed public placesI'm avoiding unnecessary visits to public placesI'm avoiding ALL public placesI'm avoiding everyone except my family
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If the goal was to make the candidates seem more personable and human, that went right out the window when billionaire Tom Steyer, the first respondent, completely failed to give a motto, and the last person to answer, Michael Bloomberg, just said why he wants to be president.
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" When a secret is disclosed, Bellman observes, the holders of secrets say "Don't tell anyone" even as they are, of course, telling someone: "The respondent is instructed to disregard the telling as an exposing and to treat the occasion as an exception to the rule of not talking secrets.
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Any number of topics bound to make a diner queasy — be it their relationship status, their personal financial situation, their job, the inevitability of global climate change — all of these were considered preferable conversation topics to the typical respondent than touching the third rail of President Donald Trump.
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"There has been an economic boom for some people but not enough people, and certainly not enough people who look like me," said Joyce Wilson Harley, a survey respondent and former Democratic elected official in South Orange, N.J. Ms. Harley, who is black, said she was doing fine financially.
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"The Grameen America program produced improvements in several measures of material hardship — for example, how often the respondent ran out of money in the three months preceding the survey, the respondent's ability to afford necessities, and the respondent's current financial situation compared with the previous year," the report states.
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While Respondent has yet to be convicted of crimes related to his possession of these photos, that he possessed them is documented evidence of conduct that has destroyed the mental or emotional calm of Petitioner [Presley]… Accordingly, Respondent's request for spousal support must be denied by reason of his conduct alone.
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While Respondent has yet to be convicted of crimes related to his possession of these photos, that he possessed them is documented evidence of conduct that has destroyed the mental or emotional calm of Petitioner [Presley] […] Accordingly, Respondent's request for spousal support must be denied by reason of his conduct alone.
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While Respondent has yet to be convicted of crimes related to his possession of these photos, that he possessed them is documented evidence of conduct that has destroyed the mental or emotional calm of [Presley]… Accordingly, Respondent's request for spousal support must be denied by reason of his conduct alone.
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If a respondent said they simply wouldn't be able to or would have to borrow money, sell something or neglect other bills to do so, they were included in the share of people for whom coming up with the money would be a challenge, which added up to that alarming 40%.
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" One respondent, who took a job in Parliament after working in other organizations, described being "shocked by the almost godlike status accorded to M.P.s, who must always be treated with kid gloves, and shocked by the level of deference of staff, which fell into the obsequious category more often than not.
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The judgment was announced ahead of a similar case that is currently before the tribunal, which relates to a later time period and is more serious because the company is included as a respondent and it carries a recommended fine of 13 percent of the turnover of Shoprite's retail unit.
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"Instead, the Board accepted the concessions by the Department of Homeland Security ('DHS') that the respondent suffered harm rising to the level of past persecution, that she was a member of a qualifying particular social group, and that her membership in that group was a central reason for her persecution," Sessions said.
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Then, on July 18, the company told her the board found "a reasonable basis for a finding of gross misconduct on the part of the Respondent" and had issued him a notice to "show cause" — in other words, the board is allowing Were to make a case for why he shouldn't be fired.
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"I consider myself a modern, feminist woman, but, in the dating world, I at least need a sign that the guy is putting in an effort/thinks I'm worth the effort, and money is the quickest way to do that," one survey respondent wrote, noting that this only applies to first dates.
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Fifty years ago wannabe lovers taking out singles ads in the paper might have run the risk of a respondent who actually lived in a different city, but in this day and age when you set up an online profile, there are different and less obvious ways that you can be exploited.
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Critics say they infringe on due process by letting a judge make an initial decision -- even if temporary -- without hearing from the accused, and by allowing the judge to curtail someone's Second Amendment right to bear arms without the respondent ever having been convicted of a crime or been adjudged mentally ill.
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We wanted to see how exposure to the PolitiFact graphic might affect how people would respond to both questions, and whether those effects might differ depending on whether a respondent was a Republican (n=191), a Sanders supporter (n=154), a Clinton supporter (n=166), or an "undecided" Democrat/independent (n=111).
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The association between personal characteristics and attitudes, consumption and time does strengthen when answers are aggregated—so, for example, using all of the data they have on consumption choices together allows the authors to predict which households are high or low income and what the race of the respondent is with around 85% accuracy.
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" Under the terms of Cuomo's proposal, a school official could ask an judge to issue an order that would prohibit a student from buying or possessing a gun if there is "probable cause to believe the respondent is likely to engage in conduct that would result in serious harm to himself, herself, or others.
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Yet the questions center on the hiring practices at Burisma, while the responses include statements such as "we wanted to build Burisma as [an] international company" and "we also thought it would help in Ukraine to have strong international board figures," which seems to point to Zlochevsky — not the Ukrainian president — as the respondent.
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"When we depart from the law and create nebulous legal standards out of a sense of sympathy for the personal circumstances of a respondent in our immigration courts, we do violence to the rule of law and constitutional fabric that bind this great nation," Sessions said Monday in a speech to newly hired judges.
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As the accompanying image shows, our app uses intuitive geometry rather than mathematical formulas to convey the basic idea behind QV. A bar at the top keeps track of the budget of voice credits, while the circles fill up, and the top bar draws down, at the quadratic rate as the survey respondent exchanges credits for votes.
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According to criminal defense lawyer and chairman of porn lobby The Free Speech Coalition Jeffrey Douglas, C-137cest is regulated as virtual or simulated child porn, which he had firsthand experience debating as a respondent in the landmark case Ashcroft vs Free Speech Coalition, which walked back over-vague language in The Child Pornography Prevention Act of 1996.
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" The Kandidly Keshia host also claims in the documents that her ex is "in possession of firearms" that are registered under her name and requests that he "be ordered to immediately remove [Pulliam]'s name from the registration/title of any firearms, or, in the alternative, turnover said firearms to Respondent at a local police department.
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