The expat retains an identity as he retains his citizenship, his privileges; the refugee loses his identity amid the anonymity of many others like him.
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Despite his slump in form, Nelson still retains a .
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He retains control of state functions and Venezuela's armed forces.
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The moon retains the eerie glow, even in the shadows.
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CVS, for example, retains about 97% of its employer clients.
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By transferring now, Nance retains his final year to play.
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Cook retains 854,849 shares of Apple, according to the filing.
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Only the "Keep Watching" screen retains the more traditional thumbnails.
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McDonald's itself retains a 20 percent interest in the business.
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But he retains support where it matters most: in congress.
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The iPhone 8 lacks the headphone jack but retains TouchID.
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It is unlikely that Germany retains much influence over him.
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Our partial transcript retains the original emphasis from the document.
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Most important, the Hanoi summit retains the gains from Singapore.
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But Maduro retains control of the military and state functions.
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The rear Apple logo, meanwhile, retains its reflective silver color.
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The pasteurised milk also retains most of its nutritional value.
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LG retains confidence in its mobile business despite continued losses
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Poetry retains some old world prestige, the stuff of Shakespeare
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The car retains its original manual transmission, using stock gearing.
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Ralph Northam retains the support of the state party apparatus.
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TokyoEvery neighborhood in Tokyo's vast metropolis retains a distinct personality.
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The rest of the property retains its classic Victorian style.
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It retains five different offices in New York, for example.
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The kitchen retains its original streamlined wood cabinetry and design.
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McMaster retains a deep faith in conventional American military power.
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And it retains a formidable capacity for terror operations abroad.
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"If Congress has retained control, it retains control," he added.
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The car has undergone restoration but retains many original parts.
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Rather, it retains maximum value for discovery, innovation, and care.
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Today, the sour veggie retains the same magic for me.
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Hong Kong today retains a separate currency to China's yuan.
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The new Kaine retains the loyalty of old friends, meanwhile.
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Premier Oil retains its 50 percent interest in the field.
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UNRWA retains no authority to create or revise legal definitions.
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A person retains the ability to build muscle throughout life.
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The chilling outcome retains its power after nearly a century.
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KeyMe says it retains as little identifiable data as possible.
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And when everything's working, his voice retains that durable oddness.
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BTW ... there are other properties as well, which Celine retains.
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The military retains considerable power, and she must tread carefully.
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The province retains its strong cultural affinity with Hong Kong.
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The Indian government retains about 87.5% stake in the firm.
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Currently, Brazil's president retains the power to set such boundaries.
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He retains the title of Elbasy (Leader of the Nation).
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Looking at it from above, it retains its counterculture cachet.
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Both materials also retain fingerprints like a sponge retains water.
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Built in 1914, it retains much of its original charm.
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Like death itself, terminal lucidity retains a screen of mystery.
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For now, Mills retains the power to make that decision.
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Wenner retains the title of editorial director at the magazine.
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It's good branding and good business – and it retains workers.
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This is dry wear, pulls sweat off, retains body heat.
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The US government retains the final say on all applications.
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Maduro retains control of state functions and the country's military.
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Less fights and fingering, more roaring laughter you will forget the source of by the end of the day because you're older, now, and your brain retains information like a paper bag retains piss.
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Geno's retains its fanbase despite the numerous racist things they've said.
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Apple retains an enviable brand image and a devoted consumer base.
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What retains its shock value is how quickly we've gotten here.
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It resolves a lot more detail and retains more color information.
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He retains access to its GitHub repository, domain, and AWS instances.
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Plus, it retains a removable battery (for those who still care!).
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On the other, the Catholic faith retains a large residual strength.
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Don't know how Zuckerberg retains control if he sells 75mm shares.
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So Jaime retains the top human position in our power rankings.
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Halyk, Kazakhstan's biggest lender by assets, retains a 40 percent stake.
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In general, Intel retains women at a higher rate than men.
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Yet he retains a boyish earnestness that even Democrats find endearing.
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For now, Mr Ortega still retains a firm hold on power.
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Philips, the parent company, retains a 71.2 percent stake for now.
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Mr Murdoch still retains control of his newspaper and publishing empire.
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Japanese society is patriarchal and retains strong gender stereotypes, she says.
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But Mr Temer retains support where it counts most: in congress.
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But Cuba still retains the hallmarks of a revolutionary communist country.
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But it retains a strong presence in regions outside the capital.
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The Internal Revenue Service always retains a copy of federal returns.
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Ultimately, the U.S. retains the option to bomb Iran's nuclear program.
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Abu Jihad -- not his real name -- retains a seriousness about him.
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The seller, private equity firm TPG, retains a 35 percent stake.
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It retains the majority of the rights to the Premier League.
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Even podcasters are conflicted; a hands-off Apple retains some appeal.
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This retains the selection's original position and it works between images.
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A UN-backed government retains control of Tripoli in the west.
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As with all content posted on Facebook, the creator retains ownership.
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The rear of the device retains the same two-tone service.
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Like so much of ancient Egypt, this cat retains its mystery.
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When tragedy strikes, Mr. Ross retains a patient and focused eye.
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Meanwhile, the customer retains full access to the app's paid content.
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But Al Shabaab retains the capacity to mount large bomb attacks.
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May's reshuffled cabinet retains Philip Hammond as chancellor of the Exchequer.
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The US retains its position as the world's most-powerful country.
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It also still retains its iconic factory Highland Green exterior color.
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Mr. Bloom's Western tradition largely retains its hold on the curriculum.
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Brunner's attorney says that, as Manson's son, Brunner retains the rights.
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The build still retains some of its original parts and appearance.
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Not a gangster, because he retains no membership in a gang.
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An acolyte of Mr. Bannon, he still retains significant influence. 5.
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DHS retains the biometric information of foreign citizens for many years.
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He still retains some of his support from the last campaign.
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The spacious third-floor master bedroom retains its original wood rafters.
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But it retains ideas drawn straight from that era's second-wave feminism.
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Harvard, like many of America's top universities, retains a holistic admissions process.
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In the meantime, the state retains the power to repress their views.
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The House "retains the right to decide who is seated," Pelosi noted.
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Uber retains his law firm, Covington & Burling, for advice on safety issues.
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Decades in, Reubens retains his masterful, almost perverse, sense of comic timing.
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Teixeira retains the trait of throwing himself bodily into his overhand attempts.
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Clinton retains a slight edge with 47.6 percent support of the electorate.
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Fifty-seven years later, the conversation retains spontaneity, vitality, relevance, and insight.
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The Italian state retains a stake of around 68% in the bank.
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It also retains an extensive, global social media operation to recruit fighters.
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Florida retains its status as the largest swing state in the country.
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That is why the idea of it retains appeal for Russian nationalists.
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But he also retains too much sympathy for the working class to
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FIFA 18 retains all of those qualities—I know, I've played it.
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Cast-iron cookware heats evenly, retains heat well, and is naturally nonstick.
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The bill retains language blocking U.S. government purchases and contracts with ZTE.
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Redman retains his CEO title, but is no longer the principal executive.
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With the 12 MPs absent, the government retains a majority in parliament.
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Snapchat retains its goofy, off-the-cuff vibe in its Live Stories.
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Still, the female voice we know and love retains her top spot.
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The stake was bought from Prologis, which retains a 50 percent sake.
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But al Shabaab retains the ability to mount large, complex bomb attacks.
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Trump retains the support of 8 in 10 rank-and-file Republicans.
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The iPhone still retains the crown when it comes to resale value.
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The designer also retains faith in the relationship between man and nature.
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The Italian state retains a stake of around 20153% in the bank.
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Hamas retains authoritarian control over these 140 square miles along the Mediterranean.
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BHP itself, however, retains two thermal coal mines, including one in Australia.
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But current document retains many of the core principles of the original.
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Homeland Security also now more clearly retains its dominion over domestic infrastructure.
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The interior is updated with modern elements but retains its historic character.
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Nunes retains his gavel — and Democrats on Thursday struck a conciliatory note.
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The government says it welcomes investors but retains sovereign control of projects.
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Manufacturing retains its powerful hold on the American imagination for good reason.
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Under Mr Silverman, Etsy retains at least some of its original ethos.
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A full bathroom retains many original details, including a claw foot tub.
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To this day, the state retains a state-controlled bank and mill.
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Sittwe, the state capital, retains the air of a place left behind.
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These membership perks are one way that Costco attracts and retains members.
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It's dreamy, air-and-stars beat music that retains a hardened undertow.
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But Marcio Tenharim retains hope, because without that, there are only ashes.
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Now, he lives a more settled life, but retains a frenetic personality.
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It retains its shape, doesn't pill, and feels light against the skin.
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But it retains its standing as the official statistician for many leagues.
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Whatever legitimacy the Venezuelan still retains will disappear as of July 30.
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Through this structure, the production company retains the majority of the rights.
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The original West Sacramento location retains the charm of a Western relic.
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It opened in 1946 as a maternity ward and retains that ambience.
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"Sodium retains water," Bellatti said, "so lowering sodium intake also reduces puffiness."
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He retains high favorability ratings nationwide and a devoted base of followers.
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The trade ministry founded the university and retains close links to it.
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Any South Korean president retains control of police, prosecutors and tax collectors.
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She retains her frivolousness and silliness but is now introspective and kind.
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Despite being abandoned, this church still retains much of its original beauty.
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The world's busiest airport retains its title for the 21st straight year.
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But it still retains a strong presence in regions outside the capital.
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They reject any election while the old guard retains power as meaningless.
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Mr. Kim retains all of his nuclear abilities, and thus his leverage.
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Maduro, however, retains support from countries such as Russia, China and Turkey.
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Neumann retains a strong hold over the company he helped start, and The Journal noted that attempting to oust the billionaire businessman would be a gamble, as he retains allies and has the power to fire the entire board.
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The Swiss bank also retains a bullish outlook for financials despite recent outperformance.
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What's important is that it attracts and retains new users in 190 countries.
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The bank's chairman responded that Pester retains the full support of the board.
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The bodywork also retains the look of a stock HF 2622 lawn tractor.
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Mercosur retains fairly high external tariffs and has few trade deals with others.
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The system retains some of its previous structure—remnants of its initial configuration.
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It retains its character as a dance of horsemen: upright above the waist.
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It retains its circular shape, but comes with a white ring and screen.
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She retains her intelligence and emotional control, but appears large, green and powerful.
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Though Trump's overall popularity is low, he still retains strength among Republican voters.
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Vietnam retains a cap on foreign ownership limit in PVOIL at 49 percent.
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Mr Dos Santos, who retains vast influence in Angola, fears chaos in Congo.
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Amazon founder and chief executive Jeff Bezos retains 12% of the company's stock.
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It is 2015, and Sweden still—if hesitatingly—retains an open border policy.
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Zari, the team's newest member, is the only one who retains her memories.
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The resulting mass of manganese oxide retains the skeleton shape of the fungus.
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As we've stated previously, Sesame Workshop retains sole creative control over the show.
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QIA now holds an equity stake of 18.9% in Rosneft; Glencore retains 0.6%.
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He retains a capacity for awe while maintaining an authoritative, recognizable lyrical voice.
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And it retains the U.S. leadership in the world on important strategic issues.
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That means it retains and absorbs water, so it's specifically great for lips.
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But it retains a strong presence in parts of the south and center.
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It has a stronger civil society and retains a more vigorous independent media.
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And though he retains a devoted following, some younger activists are turning away.
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The Lytro Cinema camera retains the futuristic stylings of the company's consumer cameras.
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It retains all of its power as a sociopolitical statement about black womanhood.
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Founded in 1975, the Takacs Quartet still retains two of its original members.
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As with its predecessor, the coin's 'heads' face retains the Queen's iconic portrait.
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It's uncomfortable footage, but Zappa still retains that same glimmer of self-assurance.
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But the document retains many of the core principles of the original deck.
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Cast iron cookware conducts and retains heat exceptionally well to cook food evenly.
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LIQUIDITY Strong Liquidity AccorHotels retains financial flexibility with strong liquidity for its rating.
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Among multinational companies, London retains allure as a uniquely cosmopolitan, English-speaking city.
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New York retains some of the most restrictive discovery laws in the nation.
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Vera in turn retains attorneys, many of whom work for immigration-advocacy groups.
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Even in Trump's Washington, however, the tech industry retains a robust political agenda.
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The IPO didn't take place until 13, and Cerberus still retains a stake.
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Their land retains water better and grazing systems make the grass more robust.
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At least this event retains some semblance of integrity with this match-up.
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Snopes staff say that Proper Media still retains some control of the Snopes.
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If the party also retains the Senate seat in Mississippi after a Nov.
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The barrio retains much of its appeal despite efforts to "de-Mexicanize" it.
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Season 2 of "Fauda" retains much of what made the first season absorbing.
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If Trump wins reelection, a Republican Senate retains the GOP's advantage in Washington.
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Even as his music shifts shape, it retains an obdurate purity of voice.
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Drummond retains a broker who sits in on auctions and bids for flowers.
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The bank said it now retains an 11.9% interest in the payments processor.
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The work checks all the right boxes and retains the excitement of discovery.
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"Mr Narev retains the full confidence of the board," the bank's statement said.
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Joe Biden: The former vice president retains the top ranking on our list.
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It retains Apple Pencil support and is powered by the A10 Fusion chip.
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The celebration, traditionally a time of purification, retains some of its Buddhist beginnings.
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He retains sweeping powers, and handpicked Mr. Tokayev, a diplomat, to succeed him.
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Maduro retains control of state functions and the loyalty of the country's military.
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Yes, there are some very funny moments, and Eastwood retains plenty of charm.
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If Baby groot is a cutting, it is likely it retains Big Groot's memories!
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Equally praised and condemned on release, the highly polarizing film retains a divisive legacy.
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Under the temporary agreement, Jolie retains physical custody and Pitt is given supervised visits.
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He retains his current roles but gives up being global head of M&A.
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A new executive order, which retains key elements of the previous one, is announced.
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It retains the same design as its predecessor and there are slight hardware improvements.
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The Z3 even retains the side-mounted fingerprint sensor found on the Z3 Play.
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It retains the classic shape of the 911, a miraculous engine, and sublime handling.
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And yet, Iowa still retains its power as a campaign killer or king maker.
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We believe Lyft is performing well and retains a strong top-line growth outlook.
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It retains elements from Persian and Arabic cultures such as ghazal, a poetic form.
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Mr He, who retains a controlling stake in the firm, is a multi-billionaire.
|
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Chicago retains its place at the top of our ranking of full-time MBAs.
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It retains a voto duro, a hard core of supporters, many from trade unions.
|
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Evidence mounts, answers materialize — and Stephen King retains his title as master of suspense.
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This was so predictable it is amazing Mr Trump retains such power to shock.
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It's poppy and melodic, but it retains a sharp enough edge lyrically and emotionally.
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The document's latest version drops the wildest proposals, but retains plenty of disquieting ones.
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As the old colonial power it retains an outsize influence on the country's politics.
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Not so long as the platform retains the power to cause damage at scale.
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But, bar an ankle tracker, he retains his liberty and much of his fortune.
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He retains significant support within UMNO and from the long-ruling Barisan Nasional coalition.
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That retains those fibres' mechanical strength and flexibility while protecting them from extreme temperatures.
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By creating her own marque, Becky's Fantasy, she retains full control of the quality.
|
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LG nevertheless retains a following among those who value good video and audio quality.
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Steinhoff retains a 71 percent stake in STAR, according to Thomson Reuters Eikon data.
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Liew retains his seat until the new CEO is found and given that seat.
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For customers, the experience of retail shopping retains an edge over the online experience.
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The music retains the detail found in the open design, minus the pesky leakage.
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It is improbable that any president would forgo that option while Russia retains it.
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DP World retains a 51 percent stake there, while the government holds the rest.
|
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Thomson Reuters, the parent company of Reuters News, retains a minority stake in Refinitiv.
|
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But the military retains a strong hand in government and remains responsible for security.
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But it still retains a strong presence in swathes of the south and center.
|
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At the same time, the EU still retains its significance, even amid its problems.
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It retains control of the powerful ministries of defence, border affairs and the interior.
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It retains a slight beany aroma in the bowl, but that disappears when cooked.
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It retains some of the bullet-proof fabric's rigidity, but is considerably more flexible.
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However, the legend of the store-bought name persists and retains its innocent allure.
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Exxon Mobil retains stakes in more than 20 producing fields operated by Statoil STL.
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Tall, blond, and sweetly genial, he retains a Russian accent and sense of humor.
|
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But the king retains most executive authority and no party openly challenges the monarchy.
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The school retains the name of Sandy Hook, and its address has not changed.
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" But now, "He is wonderfully behaved and retains a bit of the actor's extroversion.
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Job description: Supports and retains existing customers by handling customer complaints, acquires new customers.
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Rural America, even as it laments its economic weakness, retains vastly disproportionate electoral strength.
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Maduro, a socialist, retains control of PDVSA within Venezuela, as well as state functions.
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Amal told Vogue the couple also retains a "low-key" home in Los Angeles.
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Lowkey retains the dictionary definition's meaning of 'of low intensity' and 'not very emotional.
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Najib retains significant support within UMNO and from the long-ruling Barisan Nasional coalition.
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But, even at her most emotionally loose, she retains her placidity and self-awareness.
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The latest edition retains the same cover and pocket-size dimensions of the original.
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He retains the immunity after he leaves office for conduct undertaken while he's president.
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He retains control of state functions and the loyalty of the military top brass.
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That may prove the deciding factor in whether or not the party retains power.
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"The House still retains the right to decide who is seated," Ms. Pelosi said.
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But it's a lot easier to do that when the court retains its legitimacy.
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The Philippines is predominantly Catholic and the church retains strong influence in the country.
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And it's true that Victoria's Secret still draws big influencers and retains cultural cachet.
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By law and by ethics, the employee retains a core level of bodily autonomy.
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It still retains a certain dignity, even majesty, but of a distinctly faded sort.
|
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Mr. Mnangagwa, 75, retains widespread support within the military, in contrast to Mrs. Mugabe.
|
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Transactions are typically handled by a lawyer, and each side retains its own representation.
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The building was constructed in 1925 and retains 6,480 square feet of air rights.
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It retains its early pine floors, paneling, trim, doors and windows with antique glass.
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Certainly, Donald Trump retains his prerogative not to fly the flag on Trump Tower.
|
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He retains only a loose grasp on the details and nuance of immigration policy.
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A personal trainer who's an inspiring "cheerleader" retains more clients, which directly impacts earnings.
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But Abu Dhabi retains influence through thousands of Yemeni troops it armed and trained.
|
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"It's super-sleek, retains heat (and cold) really well, and never leaks," she says.
|
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Dr. Mayberg retains a share of the intellectual property patent on the treatment approach.
|
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It also retains Mr. Simien's visual style from the film, despite having several directors.
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He retains admirable composure as he makes his way through the increasingly violent sauces.
|
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Iran retains considerable influence in the Middle East, keeping its military hardliners happy enough.
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The arrangement is an administration deal, meaning Prince's estate retains ownership of the songs.
|
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Myanmar's military still retains significant power in the country, separate from the civilian government.
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Part of it may be that Carroll Gardens retains an intimate small-town feel.
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The story retains a sketchbook-like sensibility rather than that of formal, finalized storytelling.
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The military retains control of government ministries responsible for security, including interior and defense.
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A majority draw undermines the authority of the champion, but he retains the belt.
|
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Yet Maduro retains control of state institutions, leaving the two sides locked in a stalemate.
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Based on the current payout ratio, LXP retains approximately $50 million annually in organic liquidity.
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It said it retains a majority 70 percent share in the service following the deal.
|
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However, Rostelecom retains comfortable headroom below the downgrade threshold of 3.5x FFO adjusted net leverage.
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MODI RETAINS BACKERS Modi was elected in 2014 as a darling of the business community.
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She retains all the rights to her songs, and has never signed a publishing deal.
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It is difficult to assess how much of a following Falun Gong retains in China.
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It's still fully functional though, and retains a lot of the character of its predecessor.
|
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The newer version retains a comparable 100-watt AC output for powering most modern appliances.
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With Seattle's successful appeal of Marshall's red card, the team retains its two unsuccessful appeals.
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The desktop version of Apple's smart home app retains the square tiles from its predecessors.
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And Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said he retains his neutral position on Venezuela.
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The smartphone retains its promise as the device that will make computing and communications universal.
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Any songs monetized with SoundCloud Premier are non-exclusive, and the creator retains all rights.
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Vector did not immediately respond to a question about whether he retains a financial interest.
|
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Instagram, which never added a border to old photos and videos, retains their proper orientation.
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One unit retains the Mobile Networks name, the other gets a new moniker, Global Services.
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That she retains her composure as her world evaporates all around her feels almost heroic.
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And like her father, Ivanka retains her ownership role in her massive global business empire.
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Powell retains his aversion to being touched, but when he saw his brother, they hugged.
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It was, and remains, no classic of its kind, but retains a certain cult appeal.
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Boeing, the world's biggest planemaker, has said it retains "full confidence" in the 737 MAX.
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She retains a close relationship with her nephew, Prince William, and his wife, Princess Kate.
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The SAT retains a big edge overseas, with about three times as many test takers.
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The standard S7 retains the 5.1-inch, quad HD Super AMOLED display from its predecessor.
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Still, she retains ownership, and the line between business and politics has continually been crossed.
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However, a statement sent by email said that the paper retains control of the image.
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But even with that scandal, and the club's current infrequency, Winfrey still retains massive influence.
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The victory will probably be peddled as proof that the prime minister retains popular support.
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The British law does not apply to Northern Ireland, which retains many restrictions on abortion.
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"The House still retains the right to decide who is seated," Pelosi said in December.
|
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But Maduro, whose backers include Russia, China and Cuba, retains the support of the military.
|
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Although much has changed, modern biathlon still retains the unmistakable traces of its military origins.
|
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Mr Lukashenko refused to recognise Russia's annexation of Crimea and retains good relations with Ukraine.
|
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Based on the current payout ratio, AAT retains approximately $21500 million annually in organic liquidity.
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The biggest downside is that it retains heat, which could be nice in the winter.
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Kodrič retains a 10 percent ownership interest in the exchange and will continue as CEO.
|
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The interior is grandly proportioned, elaborately detailed and retains almost all of its original features.
|
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TPG retains a roughly 10 percent stake in Endo, making it the company's largest shareholder.
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The honed, extremely hard metal creates a sharp cutting edge that retains its sharpness well.
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Kushner gave up some of his ownership in Kushner Companies, but still retains a stake.
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But its terms say that it retains the rights to change that at any time.
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The king, who still retains most executive power, chooses a premier from the winning party.
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So, HQ isn't losing $$ but retains it when people don't come back or "cash out".
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The company also retains sensitive crime data indefinitely on servers owned by a third party.
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In person, he retains a curious combination of being at once faraway yet tuned in.
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UBS retains a pretty optimistic view on the market, at least for the year ahead.
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Gold hasn't been actual money for a very long time, yet it retains its value.
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Now 3214, he retains an ebullient stage presence and a broad, enchanting tenor saxophone sound.
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So what will this party do if it retains full control of Congress next week?
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He also retains rights to several businesses he owns, including a couple of tattoo companies.
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But Maduro retains control of state functions and the loyalty of the military top brass.
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Andrea Arnold, who takes over directing from Jean-Marc Vallée, retains its air of intimacy.
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" Elwell's testimony says the program "is not self-certification; the FAA retains strict oversight authority.
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But the director retains his own, perhaps Jim Arnaud-like quirks of expression and enthusiasm.
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The show also retains its core dynamic, the hermetic, supportive-suffocating friendships among the quartet.
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In addition, cooking with charcoal retains a cultural hold on people, even the urban elite.
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The Compound's building retains the shape of its past life as an auto body repair.
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Yet amid increased violence, Afghanistan retains a firm place on the Central Asian tourism circuit.
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At the lower levels, too, the P.K.K. retains tight control through a parallel command network.
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He grows old and goes through many outbreaks, yet still retains a signature "model" look.
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It retains the title of Best, Most Accessible Apple Watch Yet, but with an asterisk.
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Even in the throes of grief, Mr. Cave retains his mystique as a rock shaman.
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"The overall leverage [the U.S.] retains against Assad is in the economic realm," he added.
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Abby retains an attachment and resents the third-generation business hotshot who wants the property.
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Still, there is little doubt that Mr. McConnell retains a firm hold on his power.
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The Equinox is more than four inches shorter now but retains the same interior space.
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By 2013, the Islamic State had moved into the area and retains a presence today.
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The ruling does note the EPA "still retains some flexibility" in how it may respond.
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The company often retains great interest in how the properties are developed and promoted, though.
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The ruling does note the EPA "still retains some flexibility" in how it may respond.
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The new order retains a temporary travel ban on the six countries other than Iraq.
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Yet even as the narrative accelerates, the novel retains its sense of languor and style.
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Investors will want to hear whether its chairman, Jerome Powell, retains his cautiously upbeat language.
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Banco BPI retains a 48.1 percent stake, the Portuguese bank said in a separate statement.
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"He retains the title of secretary of State," she told reporters at a press briefing.
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Based on the current payout ratio, AAT retains approximately $20 million annually in organic liquidity.
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And ISIS still retains a presence in some areas -- especially close to the Iraqi border.
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Through various transformations, his output retains a distinctive profile, formally taut and lit from within.
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It retains the Defender's famous boxy shape but with more modern lines and new technology.
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The military retains control of the police, key ministries and a quarter of lawmakers' seats.
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Today, he retains his passion, and he has found new ways to make a difference.
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At 65, Franken retains the thick build of the high-school wrestler he once was.
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It said it would retains its "Hold" rating and 125 euro price target for now.
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The entry-level streaming box retains its $30 price tag, but gets a slight makeover.
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Morningstar's Bryan has a theory why the Dow still retains some allure as an investment.
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The living area retains an original wood fireplace mantel and tall windows facing the street.
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The staircase, which retains its original newel post and banister, leads up to three bedrooms.
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Lady Gaga sheds the glamour but retains her chart-topping talent in a new documentary.
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Because there's a vacuum in between the two layers, it retains all of the heat.
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And yet the party, which won both the national and local elections, retains strong support.
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Punk as an idea has never left the conversation and retains its aura of cool.
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In other words, he retains very significant incentives to build the business and make it profitable.
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But they also mean that the SNES Classic retains some of the issues of its predecessor.
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It does away with the harmless White Lady but retains the awkward Saracen-versus-Crusader element.
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Polls Top searches Vigo County, Indiana Vigo County, the ultimate bellwether county, retains its bellwether status.
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Ivanka Trump has removed herself from day-to-day operations at the company but retains ownership.
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However, the state retains control of the territory's airspace, as well as land and sea borders.
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Angel investing firm SV Angel also retains a stake worth $57.5 million at the opening price.
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He retains a 12% stake worth $114.8 billion and remains the world's richest person, Bloomberg said.
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Moreover, the fact that Homo sapiens retains this DNA even now suggests the protection still applies.
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The approach only works well, though, if it attracts and retains a committed community of developers.
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The Catholic Church retains the priesthood for men, arguing that Christ and his apostles were male.
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But through it all, Celie retains her humanity — discovering her strength and finding love and happiness.
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But Mr Lee retains control of the firm, despite a conviction for bribery a year ago.
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Although its creators have publicly, loudly disavowed bad behavior, the show retains a notoriously toxic fanbase.
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I'm sure it's in rough shape, but I'm hopeful it still retains some of its charm.
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It retains McLaren's signature dihedral doors and has a three-speed transmission with a reverse gear.
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Once departed, it will need to re-negotiate whether it retains access to the common market.
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But even if the army retains power behind the scenes, it will have surrendered absolute authority.
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State retains control over products sold, and how they'll be distributed among retail channels and markets.
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The military, he said, retains vast power, which Aung San Suu Kyi is unable to check.
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Therefore, just as water retains no constant shape, so in warfare there are no constant conditions.
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X CEO Astro Teller took on an interim leadership role at the project, which he retains.
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At the bottom of the phone, Huawei retains its familiar home button and fingerprint sensor combo.
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But it retains most of the same features, including two viewing angles, and Apple Pencil storage.
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And the dialogue he has launched with Mr Kim retains a hope of more substantial progress.
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As long as he retains their personal loyalty, Hassabis holds considerable power over his sole shareholder.
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The king of Jordan retains a role in ensuring the upkeep of the Muslim holy places.
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" Trump pardons: "The president retains pardon authority as any other president would, but has no plans.
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She said Congress carefully oversees the judiciary's budget and retains the ability to address any excesses.
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Britain retains sovereignty over some 99 square kilometers of territory on Cyprus, a colony until 1960.
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And it retains classic Eastern Bloc–style surveillance, jailing of dissidents, and vicious suppression of dissent.
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Though weak, the U.N.-backed government in Tripoli retains the formal support of most Western powers.
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The Democratic nominee retains her edge over Trump when the race becomes a four-person contest.
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As such, the storyteller retains complete control of the action and information presented to the viewer.
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Note that when the light is circular, it retains its shape, as does the rectangular light.
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Meanwhile, the United States retains one of the very highest corporate tax rates in the world.
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But Weibo still retains its viral power – and its ability to pull in money from ads.
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It's a listening device that listens to a lot of things and retains that data. Yeah.
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Although SoftBank of course retains its own ties to the Vision Fund and the fund's investments.
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And the M2, under the most intense of pressure, retains its poise and sense of purpose.
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But even though new reactions are here, the Like retains its supremacy in Facebook's pecking order.
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The Canadian company retains a minority stake in the program after the deal's closing in July.
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With this result, Woodley retains his title—though surely not in the fashion he had hoped.
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VW retains U.S. law firm Kirkland & Ellis to advise on questions related to U.S. emissions law.
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Nearly everything you do, and how you do it, retains the conceit of the Old West.
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"The culture of Myanmar is the only one that retains the original teachings," the source said.
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Yet, no matter how much one trains, law enforcement retains a persistent alertness, always on guard.
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The new 352-page book retains the same cover and pocket-size dimensions of the original.
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The British government still retains a majority stake in RBS, nine years after its bail-out.
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Known as the Navy's smallest aircraft carrier, it retains its original equipment, including its working radar.
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Bathrooms throughout have been updated with marble; one retains an unusual sink with a swan faucet.
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Previous sole owner Alisarda retains 51 percent, the major Middle East airline said in a statement.
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"Unlike most EVs, the I-PACE retains a traditional front grille," Zhang said in his review.
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It retains a strong presence in fixed-income funds, which accounted for 76% of total AUM.
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He retains nearly 21990 percent of the cellphone market and about 2250 percent of fixed lines.
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Despite the many signs of trouble in Modi's India, the BJP retains an air of respectability.
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Where other directors might have fallen into stuffiness or despair, Ms Schrader's film retains a lightness.
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"The House still retains the right to decide who is seated," Pelosi told reporters on Thursday.
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But the idea still retains appeal on the right for the same reasons Friedman embraced it.
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Always stylishly dressed (Ann Roth did the costumes), Ms. May's Gladys retains her coercive hostess's charm.
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And Mr. Sanders, who came relatively close to Hillary Clinton here in 2016, retains many supporters.
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It retains a tribunal for resolving trade disputes that the United States had sought to eliminate.
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But while coal has lost its economic advantage, it still retains considerable social and political power.
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Unlike me, most of my family, now living in the U.S., retains strong ties with Asmara.
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The final shot is a reminder that the Upside Down retains its parasitic hold on Hawkins.
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The translation retains much of that power as well as the archaic boldness of the language.
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Maduro retains control of state institutions and the loyalty of senior figures in the armed forces.
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He is on a terrorist watch list in the Netherlands, but he currently retains his citizenship.
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Even in Butte, a mining town where he retains strong support, the senator has some detractors.
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North Korea retains an estimated 20 to 60 nuclear weapons and the facilities to produce more.
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Sanders, the self-styled Democratic socialist, retains a solid following from his 2016 challenge to Clinton.
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Even so, Sanders retains a base of fervent fans that shows little sign of leaving him.
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Because the president retains his financial interest in the Trump Organization, this investment directly benefits him.
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The PlayStation 5 logo — abbreviated as "PS5" — retains a very similar typeface to previous PlayStation consoles:
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He finds that he retains more information that way because of his "bandwidth" philosophy mentioned above.
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And while it lowers rates, it also retains most tax preferences from the previous tax code.
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"It's unthinkable ... I think the governor understands this," said Ito, who retains regular contact with Kuroda.
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The organizers are always different, but tend to hail from whatever art underground New York retains.
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Her voice retains its signature rasp, but loses that knife-sharp edge, curdling into sinister sweetness.
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Such accountability is an essential means by which the government retains the consent of the governed.
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Once opened, a bottle of olive oil retains its peak flavor for three to four weeks.
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Another co-founder, Steven Schuurman, stepped down as CEO last year but retains his board seat.
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The bank retains its overweight commodities stance on a three-month and 12-month time horizon.
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Disappointingly, the bill retains many of the current inefficiencies and complexities of the current tax system.
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Unusually, in a sport that still retains an amateur, cavalier spirit, Dujardin lived as an athlete.
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Soro retains the loyalty of many ex-rebel commanders who hold senior positions in the army.
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Soro retains the loyalty of many former rebel commanders who hold senior positions in the army.
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Once opened, a bottle of olive oil retains its peak flavor for three to four weeks.
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Since then, Benchmark and Mr. Kalanick have warred over how much control of Uber he retains.
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"Star Trek: Discovery" introduces new faces in a different era, but retains the same overarching themes.
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The fact that Howard retains sole directing credit suggests that he reshot much of the film.
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Under that policy, the U.S. recognizes Beijing as representing China but retains unofficial ties with Taiwan.
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Whatever shred of credibility Giuliani still retains is connected to his role as mayor on Sept.
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Opposite the kitchen, the dining area retains its original dark-wood bench and glass-paned cabinets.
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With his book, he has taken a somewhat romantic turn, one that retains his somber sensibilities.
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But Maduro retains the support of the military and still controls PDVSA and most state functions.
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The King of Jordan retains a role in ensuring the upkeep of the Muslim holy places.
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But Western officials and nonproliferation experts have long suspected that Mr. Assad retains some chemical weapons.
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North Korea has previously been reluctant to denuclearize while the United States retains its extended nuclear deterrent to protect South Korea, yet neither Seoul nor Washington would be willing to leave South Korea unprotected by the American nuclear umbrella while North Korea retains a nuclear capability.
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In the position, he collected $150,000 in director fees and he retains 416,667 shares of Theranos stock.
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"In terms of practical effect, from HHS' perspective, [this policy] retains the current status quo," he said.
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It's got two layers of carbon-fiber-reinforced carbon, which retains its structural properties in high heat.
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Teslas are notoriously expensive to fix, partially because the automaker retains a tight hold on parts availability.
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Mr Erdogan, meanwhile, retains the right to close newspapers and NGOs with a stroke of his pen.
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Once again, Samsung's Galaxy S7 retains its title as the number one photography smartphone in the world.
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Terex becomes a 25 percent shareholder in Konecranes and retains its ability to talk to rival suitors.
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It retains the ability to drive back Syrian troops even in the face of Russian air power.
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"Al-Qaeda retains the capability to attack the United States, but it decided not to," Zimmerman says.
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Unfortunately, the Note 8 retains the same awkward position for the fingerprint scanner as the Galaxy S8.
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Terex becomes a 25-percent shareholder in Konecranes and retains its ability to talk to rival suitors.
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At 22014, he retains the imposing presence of his days playing top-level college football at Stanford.
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The device retains the company's familiar retro design and price point, coming in a penny under $100.
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Most Jewish millennials don't observe the laws of Shabbat, but the respite Heschel described retains its pull.
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Jens Spahn, the right-wing health minister, who came third in the CDU race, retains fierce ambitions.
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At 50, he retains the imposing presence of his days playing top-level college football at Stanford.
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Working with untreated graphene retains the material's much lauded electrical conductivity — resulting in a significantly better electrode.
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Concession deals allow a company to operate a business or facility, but the state retains ultimate control.
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The stewards' verdict ensures he retains his shot of taking the fight to the two Mercedes cars.
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CFIUS, however, retains indefinite jurisdiction to request a filing and review the transaction, even after it closes.
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With no MPs in Parliament, Mrs Zia's powers of patronage have ebbed, though she retains rural support.
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UnitedHealth retains 9 outside lobbying firms in addition to its own stable of state and federal lobbyists.
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This makes gold more attractive since it retains its value even in times of slower economic growth.
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However, Maduro retains the support of the Venezuelan military and still controls PDVSA and most state functions.
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Though Citi retains a local business in many Asian countries, it largely serves a high-income niche.
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All professional sevens teams are now strong and fast, but Fiji retains that delight in the unexpected.
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The library's scroll retains nearly 80% of the original text, with only the beginning and end missing.
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The nation still retains the ability to build a new nuclear weapon every seven or eight weeks.
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The combined view retains the correct sizes and positions of the two bodies relative to each other.
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No matter how many times you listen to "Lollipop," it retains an enduring sense of the unexpected.
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But the young apprentice retains some hope for traditional ivory carving, despite the recent drop in demand.
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However, Maduro retains control over state institutions in Venezuela and has the support of the powerful military.
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He retains a lot of Presley's original, too, from the brush-stroke drums to the unassuming bass.
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Media is heavily censored in Vietnam and the ruling Communist Party retains a tight control on information.
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The company said its board retains FGPA's takeover bid on a stake in the group as fair.
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"There are challenges to make sure the U.S. retains its leadership role in the world, " Lew said.
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Maduro, who retains the loyalty of key allies Russia and China, has branded Guaido a U.S. puppet.
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But al-Sisi -- who Trump calls a friend -- retains a hardline stance against dissent and political expression.
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Based on the current payout ratio, the company retains approximately $0003 million annually in internally generated liquidity.
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Brunei currently retains the death penalty in law but the last execution was carried out in 1957.
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Nonetheless, he still retains hopes of representing his country in the Olympics on home soil in 2020.
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It retains traditional, physical function keys — yes, like escape — so there's no Touch Bar on this version.
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The US retains 12 islands under this act—some are almost entirely submerged, others are without water.
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Al Ibrahim was later released and retains a 40% stake, management control and his title as chairman.
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Mr Erdogan has won every election since 2002, and retains the support of roughly half the electorate.
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The proposal retains ObamaCare protections for people with pre-existing conditions and prohibits lifetime limits on benefits.
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Pressed, she retreated, espousing a public option that retains private insurance — and assailed the Sanders-Warren plan.
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The exterior retains its cornice, modillions and gabled dormers, as well as a portico with ornate columns.
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First, the organization retains an effective and diverse communication structure highlighted by its al-Naba weekly newsletter.
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In the book's opening chapters, at least, life inside the Georgenhof retains many of its customary rhythms.
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Writers retains story rights but Wattpad takes a split of the revenue if it facilitates a deal.
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This halo effect creates and retains countless jobs in theatre districts, entertainment venues and communities across America.
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Transport Minister Simon Bridges retains that portfolio, and also becomes economic development minister and associate finance minister.
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Contrary to the article's assertion, the crown prince retains the loyalty and support of the Thai people.
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"Joe, we should make the point that if Fenwick loses, she retains her House seat," he ordered.
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He retains the support of the Republican leadership; the odds of his completing his term are considerable.
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But Sanders retains a committed base of support, and his allies insist his chances are being underestimated.
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He is no longer involved in daily operations, but still retains his personal holdings in the business.
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DoD retains a robust military capability in the region that is ready to respond to any crisis.
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For example, the Augsburg Confession, intended to find a principled truce with Rome, retains a Latin Mass.
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" According to Ralph Ellison, the novel "retains the "blight of calculated burlesque that has marred" Hurston's work.
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Trump retains support, however, because he enjoys the same tribal passions that you'll find within the press.
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But iCloud itself can be accessed by Apple because the company retains encryption keys for the service.
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The car retains the widetrack Porsche stance and uses a different front end from its Panamera cousin.
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RWE, which retains a 76.8 percent stake in Innogy, said it agreed with the supervisory board's assessment.
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Buffalo coach Sean McDermott, however, told reporters earlier in the week that Taylor retains his full confidence.
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That could be his new normal — for now, anyway — though he retains his reputation for voracious work.
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Kerber Honorable mention: Dominika Cibulkova and Simona Halep Williams retains this crown, and again, it wasn't close.
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At its best, large-ensemble jazz composition retains the whirling kinetics that defined the original big bands.
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More than almost any country in Europe, the church retains its centuries-old grip on Polish life.
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Instead, Slack retains all of your messages but makes only the most recent 10,000 visible to you.
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While Erdogan retains a large support base, he is becoming increasingly isolated as his inner circle defects.
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The military also retains sole authority to investigate itself, and military courts have jurisdiction over its personnel.
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Though it retains the premise of the 1982 original, it diverges smartly in both plot and milieu.
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Nevertheless, Maduro retains control of state functions and the backing of key allies including Russia and China.
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About 20 percent of members are women now, though the club retains an atmosphere of male privilege.
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The government retains a significant stake in the holding company, which also has banking and insurance arms.
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The unit is powered by an included 9V battery and automatically retains the last eight temperatures taken.
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Adam Rockmore, Fandango's marketing chief, said the service necessarily retains its independence in spite of its lineage.
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China, the epicenter of the outbreak, retains the bulk of the infections with more than 86,500 cases.
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Soro retains the loyalty of many former rebel commanders who now hold senior positions in the army.
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The dining room retains its original ceiling beams, and Shaker pegs now run along the picture rail.
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INDOORS This brick Georgian-style house retains many original details, including paneled doors, windows with brass hardware.
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The other bathroom retains its original, distinctive avocado-and-black wall tile and basket-weave tile floor.
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Barack Obama past Hillary Clinton in the 2008 Democratic race retains its political potency 12 years later.
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One unit, at the front of the building, retains the church's original heavy wood doors and hardware.
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Despite his dominance of social media, Mr. Trump still retains a slightly anachronistic view of the press.
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Precisely because so much Symbolist art seems dated at first glance, it retains its capacity to shock.
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Google's image processing also retains greater sharpness in the face, although the overall image is slightly darker.
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The mold helps ensure the cheese retains moisture, and most importantly, it gives it so much flavor.
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Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" retains the power to shock in part through its raw, blazingly colorful orchestration.
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Monday's event showed how the contemporary street-party version of the holiday retains a subversive, liberating edge.
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Otherwise, Harry retains that official title, as well as those of Earl of Dumbarton and Baron Kilkeel.
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It was renovated in 2215, but retains many early details including distinctive trim, wainscoting and crown molding.
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The company retains final say on whether or not to broadly apply the decisions of the board.
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Despite the reduction, DMGT retains significant leverage headroom within its rating and financial flexibility for operational execution.
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The chat service retains virtually no information from users, including messages and address books, on its servers.
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Kutcher retains a 23 percent stake in A Plus and will work closely with CSS Entertainment's management.
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Appliances in the kitchen have been updated, though the room retains its original mustard-color painted ceiling.
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A delay could also mean reverting back to the status quo, in which Mr. Maduro retains control.
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In the face of the Fed, China retains formidable powers to support the value of its currency.
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Maduro retains control of state institutions and the apparent loyalty of senior figures in the armed forces.
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Maduro retains the backing of Russia and China and control of Venezuelan state institutions including the military.
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The artists still retains the rights to the master recordings, but they must willingly hand over their data.
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He has an organization that fervently believes that its farm system's one-time lodestar retains that incandescent talent.
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This much is certain: As she has for years, Ivanka retains a favored spot at her father's side.
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Always inclined to bask in the glow of other famous people, Trump apparently retains his fascination with celebrities.
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The machine uses the same walking style as it does on dry land, so it retains its mobility.
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The House bill retains the 39.6 percent highest individual tax bracket, which is a positive for the market.
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And that is a testament to the power and fear that Pelosi retains among Democrats in the House.
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Since brown rice retains its bran and germ, it's a better source of antioxidants, vitamin E and fiber.
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Erdogan&aposs party retains control of the parliament due to its alliance with Turkey&aposs main nationalist party.
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It is "beyond question that the federal judiciary retains the authority to adjudicate constitutional challenges to executive action".
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Macri retains wide support among the key farming sector in one of the world's top suppliers of grains.
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It's worth noting the Geoghegan's stories have an incredible texture, even as the narration retains a calm distance.
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For now, Germany retains a touching faith in America's institutions to rein in the president-elect's worst impulses.
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The game apparently retains a strong player base, and it started letting users nominate new PokéStops last year.
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But the president retains much more leeway than he would have had if Senate stakeholders had their way.
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Heroin retains such a ferocious grip on brain cells that relapses are viewed as part of the process.
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Not all powers are devolved — London retains control over issues like energy policy and foreign policy, for example.
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Despite this, Noble retains offtake agreements especially with Indonesian miners, supplying their coal to utilities mainly in Asia.
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When buying a toy, parents should read privacy policies carefully and figure out what data the company retains.
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He points out that no English cathedral retains any masonry above ground which dates from before the conquest.
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Luckily, he still retains some feeling there, and vets hope to help him regain the ability to walk.
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I find the Google Pixel camera still retains the most fine-grained detail out of any phone camera.
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U.S. officials claim they have evidence Huawei retains backdoors into its equipment that Beijing could use for spying.
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It is "beyond question...that the federal judiciary retains the authority to adjudicate constitutional challenges to executive action".
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Maintaining some courtesy and safety ensures the radical faction of the movement retains the support of peaceful protesters.
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Still, Sanders retains a fervent base of support, which in turn has given him a lot of money.
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Deutsche says it retains a "long sterling" call but is set to reassess this in the coming weeks.
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Their dully-optimistic pop acknowledges the darkness of life, but retains a focus on the flickering light too.
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The device retains its 2159-inch display, but the body is much smaller and thinner than the predecessor.
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It can view pictures and videos, but retains them only until the recipient's device has received the message.
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At his best, he still retains the stunning technical brilliance that reminds you that there's still a chance.
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That idea of American soldiers as citizen-volunteers, forsaking their families to fight for liberty, retains great power.
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Nazarbayev retains sweeping powers and many observers regard Tokayev, a career diplomat, as little more than a figurehead.
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He also retains the support of the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), which gives him control of the parliament.
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Their court retains the forms of tradition; the observance of ancient ceremonies is correct in the finest detail.
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The Italian original was steeped in Jewish tradition (Mr Massini speaks Hebrew), a flavour that Mr Power retains.
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But while Discovery is slicker, darker, and more modern, it retains the essence that makes Star Trek great.
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Under the free-on-board terms, Trafigura retains the flexibility to deliver the cargoes anywhere in the world.
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Yet Turkey retains more of the ethnic and religious diversity of the Ottoman empire than is generally realised.
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Wickremesinghe called his sacking illegal and demanded a floor test in parliament to show he retains his majority.
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It retains many of its original charming details, like beamed ceilings, casement windows, and terra cotta tile floors.
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Unlike the iPhone hardware itself, Apple retains the ability to decrypt most of what's in an iCloud backup.
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Italy retains a strong interest in Libya, where it had colonies from 1911 until the second world war.
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Signal retains phone number, account creation date, and the time of the user's last connection to Signal servers.
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Pollsters found Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, retains her edge in a head-to-head matchup with Trump.
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Commensurate Shareholder Remuneration: Telenet retains significant discretion in managing its capital structure due to its strong FCF generation.
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Liechtenstein, a tiny EEA country, retains some residence controls; many EU countries also restrict welfare benefits for migrants.
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Thankfully it retains the laser autofocus and phase detection autofocus from the Moto Z and Moto Z Force.
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U.S.-listed Newmont Goldcorp Corp, the world's largest gold miner, retains the other 50% of the joint venture.
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Lucious may have left Dwight, his former self, behind but Leah still retains a certain hold over him.
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The gun has a different operating system from the AR-15, but retains some AR-15-style features.
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Sanctions are one of the few mechanisms the US still retains to pressure Turkey's recalcitrant president, Recep Erdoğan.
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Muilenburg retains his position as CEO following the board's decision to split the two jobs into separate roles.
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Additionally, high levels of new construction help ensure a stable local housing market, which better retains construction workers.
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Stearns sold 70% of Stearns Lending to Blackstone in 2015, but retains a 29% stake, per USA Today.
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Although you can tell almost immediately that the image must be doctored, it beguilingly retains its formal integrity.
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It suffers from different styles and levels of acting skills, though it retains a fluffy, feel-good energy.
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Conservatives have long pushed to privatize the rail service, but Amtrak retains support among members of both parties.
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This is because the U.S. retains a comparative advantage when it comes to most high-skilled professional services.
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"The Board retains complete discretion to determine whether to proceed with filings in the United Kingdom," Brait said.
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It retains 85033 percent of what is in the Dodd-Frank Act but fixes a few real errors.
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He still retains his status as the deciding vote – but on this new, more liberal, if diminished court.
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Western academics call it modern standard Arabic, although the language retains strong links to the time of Muhammed.
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"The design looks more modern, more abstract, more free, but it retains the DNA of Buccellati," she said.
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Trump retains his strongest support from Republicans who are older or who lack a four-year college degree.
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The Senate version retains the deduction for two years and drops the threshold to 7.5 percent of income.
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As night fell, the beat scene's old guard reminded the audience why LET retains such an exalted stature.
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It all depends on "the story, the execution, and the interest the public still retains after these decades."
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GOP aides noted the final package retains largely the same unemployment insurance and direct payments schemes originally outlined.
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When a baby is born, it retains some infection resistance in the form of antibodies from its mother.
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Notre Dame is fundamentally a place of worship and retains great religious importance, but its meaning has broadened.
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Maduro retains the support of Russia and China and control of Venezuelan state institutions, including the security services.
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"Vinegar Hill retains a feeling of no man's land while being developed with luxury apartments," Mr. Cummins said.
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It absorbs almost instantly, revives the skin on my hands, and retains moisture like nothing else I've tried.
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But properly conserved, a building retains evidence of the passage of time, layered like sediments of the earth.
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The president retains the power to nominate many agency leaders, and Congress has substantial oversight of their activities.
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The bank holds the trust deed for the buyer, who becomes the beneficiary and retains full ownership rights.
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Still, Schnatter currently retains a 16.7% stake in the company, which still makes him the company's largest shareholder.
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Mr. Adams retains his seat in the Dublin Parliament and may contest it again at the next election.
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Under the agreement, Iran retains an amount of enriched uranium too small to make a single atomic weapon.
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Her candidacy, after all, retains a lot of the underlying strength that made her a frontrunner in October.
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The three-story house retains many early details, including pine floors, exposed beams and distinctive divided-light windows.
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The detached carriage garage has been almost entirely rebuilt, with a new foundation, but retains its original facade.
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INDOORS This low-slung brick house retains much of its midcentury appeal, including original doors, trim and cabinetry.
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Kimpton is one example: While it retains its "boutique" identifier, Intercontinental Hotels Group acquired the brand in 2015.
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CEO shuffle: Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd becomes CEO of Magic Lab, and retains most of her stake.
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The Afghan affiliate first appeared in 2014, in the eastern province of Nangarhar, where it retains a stronghold.
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Assuming the opinion polls are largely accurate, Clinton retains an advantage, albeit one that has been narrowed significantly.
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His appointment was greeted with dismay by those who fear Barnier retains a traditional Gaullist antipathy toward Britain.
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LG's new phone retains its predecessor's dual camera set up, six-inch OLED display and runs on Android.
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"Planet" is the cruder science-fiction freak-out, but its vision of human de-evolution retains extraordinary power.
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The Power Air Houdi is similar to the Mono Air but is slightly thicker and retains more heat.
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In her poise and nimble movements, she retains an awareness of the gaze — even as she rejects it.
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"An iPhone retains up to 80 percent of its original capacity after 500 complete cycles," Ms. Clapp said.
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He also met with U.S. President Donald Trump, helping demonstrate that he retains the backing of international players.
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Unseen voices explained how the weapons would ensure that China always retains a deterrent capability, thus safeguarding peace.
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U.S. RETAINS MEASLES-ELIMINATION STATUS AS NO NEW CASES IN NEW YORK, SITE OF ORIGINAL OUTBREAK, SINCE AUG.
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The interior of the G-Wagen is custom-made, although it still retains some of its original components.
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Settled in the 292s, the city has a population of about 280,265 and retains many Colonial-era buildings.
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Giorgio DeLuca is no longer directly involved in Dean & DeLuca but retains a small stake in the company.
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The law, though, does not explicitly say that the President retains that authority if the official is fired.
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He retains overwhelming and enduring support among Republicans, even as his overall approval ratings are at historic lows.
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Today, lactic acid retains its reputation among some in the fitness world as a pain-causing waste product.
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The interior retains its original molding and paneled wainscoting, as well as wide-plank wood floors, painted gray.
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Like McCarthy, hostile GOP reaction to the president's comments on Charlottesville may dissolve whatever little credibility he retains.
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Agree or disagree with their viewpoint, ECU retains the right to raise the money needed to voice it.
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The proposal retains the health law's promise that people with pre-existing health conditions can still buy insurance.
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The company also retains the ability to use those volumes to support a future train or expansion project.
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The United States retains strong support in the Malaita province, which provides a large voting bloc in parliament.
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As Cato Institute trade analyst Simon Lester notes, the legislative branch ultimately retains constitutional authority on trade policy.
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Always ready to use, the L515 retains its depth accuracy throughout its lifespan without the need for calibration.
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An open space with 13-foot ceilings, it retains its original rough wood floors and exposed ceiling beams.
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Daesh has lost territorial control in Syria and Iraq, but it still retains the capacity to inflict horrors.
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It differs from the House bill in many specific details, but retains its broad shape and overall implications.
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Signal retains phone number, account creation date, and the time of the user's last connection to Signal servers .
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Although Zuma retains the support of a faction within the ANC, he no longer holds a top post.
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Much of the international community backs the move, however Maduro retains the support of China, Cuba and Russia.
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M&S retains a prominent share of the UK underwear market, accounting for nearly 21000% of all UK sales.
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U.S. TREASURY SECRETARY STEVEN MNUCHIN SAYS TRUMP RETAINS ABILITY TO IMPOSE NEW TARIFFS IF COMMITMENTS ARE NOT MET- CNBC
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But the group retains a strong presence in the south and center and can still carry out major attacks.
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Apple retains encrypted iMessages on its servers until they are read by the user or expire after several days.
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This 1932 Bugatti Type 55 Roadster retains its original coachwork and components, and got a loving restoration in 2013.
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This 1932 Bugatti Type 20163 Roadster retains its original coachwork and components, and got a loving restoration in 2013.
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Her time these days is dedicated to advocacy and administrative work, but she retains the aura of a healer.
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They all have a dedicated CEO and team, but The Family retains at least 60 percent of the shares.
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The sale could also tank the value of the Treasuries China retains, with nothing to show for the aggression.
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Pelosi, the favorite to become speaker in January, said the House "retains the right to decide who is seated."
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The sovereign retains some fiscal headroom, with growth expected to be 22001% and 2.9% in 2016 and 2017, respectively.
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But it's a good way to ensure that Twitter retains its reputation as a go-to source for news.
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Traders are watching to see whether Yellen retains her hawkish tone or even is more aggressive in comments Wednesday.
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Although the setting is quite dark, it still retains the whimsical art style that Georg is well known for.
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But after she gets a heart transplant, the new organ retains a bit too much of its past owner.
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The U.S. has maintained that it retains the right to sanction Iran for other behavior such as supporting terrorism.
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They feel they've been ignored by Speaker Ryan, who has crafted a bill that retains too much of Obamacare.
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That is not true of another wealthy top White House official who also retains expansive business interests: Jared Kushner.
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Rousseff retains her title as President by law, but she will not be fulfilling the duties of that office.
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Do Global was a subsidiary of Baidu until it was spun out last summer; Baidu retains a 34% stake.
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The small space takes on a broody vibe at night, but it retains the casual feel of a cafe.
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The body, then, retains extra fluid to soften the body and help pelvic joints and tissue prepare for delivery.
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T'Challa retains the throne, but the country will draft a constitution, and a new representative government will be formed.
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"The SNB can only fulfil its statutory mandate if it retains full independence in monetary policy matters," Studer said.
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The song itself retains the beer-drunk energy and unexpectedly anxious lyricism that made Leave Me Alone so entertaining.
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The group of 10 male dancers they now direct retains the same format and much of the same attraction.
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The look isn't quite as edgy but retains key styling cues, such as the signature vertical head and taillights.
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"It is essential that Britain retains access to Europe's free trade single market of 500 million consumers," Thomas said.
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The city retains a heavy industrial base, but has built new strengths in robotics, life sciences and clean tech.
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In its "License Agreement for John Deere Embedded Software", for instance, the company retains ownership of the software programs.
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The Metropolitan police department, which has patrolled Washington, DC, since 1861, retains annual reports detailing crimes in each precinct.
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Shin retains his title of vice chairman and position on the board of Japan's Lotte Holdings, the company said.
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The SUV also retains the bigger 22020-liter V-25 that punches out 25 horsepower and 271 pound-feet.
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Saw Ma Bu said the Peace Park would ensure that his community retains the rights to their traditional land.
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Nazarbayev, 78, retains sweeping powers, remaining chairman of the influential Security Council and leads the ruling Nur Otan party.
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Despite the crisis, Turkey retains enviable demographics, making it particularly attractive for consumer-focused industries over the long term.
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At Amazon, the largest stockholder other than Bezos — who retains 16.2% of the company he founded — only holds 6.2%.
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Maduro retains the backing of Beijing, which has repeatedly opposed any action that causes tensions or unrest in Venezuela.
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Blake is a deceptively frail vocalist; his voice retains a pliability usually lost in people who are falling apart.
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Instead of growing distorted as images do on Google Maps, details become clearer and the room retains its dimensions.
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Crown, which said it expected to receive formal notification shortly, retains a 50 percent ownership interest in the land.
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Stamos went on to say that Facebook takes steps to protect the data and only retains non-reversible hashes.
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The White House has still not said publicly whether or not the President retains confidence in his attorney general.
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Plus, ISIS retains followers in Europe, where attacks over the last three years have killed more than 350 people.
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He still retains some pragmatism and flexibility, and seems to appreciate the importance of Germany to Turkey's economic stability.
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EPIC retains a 24.3% position, with CEO John Hornby holding 20.8%, chairman Giles Brand 5.5% and other management 4.9%.
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Synnex retains an option to pay all cash, based on the average share price at closing of the deal.
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And Russia still retains control of Crimea, which it seized in 2014, and remains in Ukraine to this day.
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But the city opted for a system that retains underlying documents, with provisions that destroyed them after two years.
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Cause for concern: Slugging 1B Chris Davis retains one of the biggest albatross contracts in the sport after hitting .
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With so many economic and political levers in its hands, the party still retains plenty of control for now.
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But Falwell's actions violate the purpose of even a Christian university, which retains a mission to develop the intellect.
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George retains only one memory of his childhood religion: the smell of mothballs emanating from the congregation's Sunday best.
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Imagine what will happen to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid in 2019, if the GOP retains control of Congress.
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Converted from a private home in 1951, it retains an unusually intimate charm and appears blissfully untouched by time.
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Hilton eventually listed its shares in 2013; Blackstone, which retains a 10 per cent stake, has tripled its money.
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While Smith has the backing of a majority of the party's lawmakers, Corbyn retains strong support among grassroots members.
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Sanders defeated Clinton in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington, but Team Clinton retains a delegate lead it sees as insurmountable.
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As a humectant, glycerin attracts and retains moisture, a quality that's great news for your dry and tired skin.
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Britain retains full voting rights until it leaves the European Union, although defense decisions will rely on majority voting.
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Connaughton is no longer an Orioles employee, but the team retains his rights in case he returns to baseball.
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On the other side, Trump retains strong support among evangelical, rural and non-college-educated white voters, including women.
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While they are overwhelmingly Republican states, each also retains an element of prairie populism, which benefits Mr. Sanders. Mrs.
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Maduro, who retains control of state institutions, says Guaido is trying to foment a U.S.-backed coup against him.
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Yet Dollar and Ikenson pointed out that Trump retains some unilateral powers that, while limited, could have real impacts.
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That came as a relief to shareholders and means BT retains the stable cash flows provided by the unit.
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The Hill understands that Trump's longtime personal lawyer, Marc Kasowitz, retains a voice in the legal deliberations as well.
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For all its rough edges, "Personal Problems" retains a vitality and an integrity that practically bounds off the screen.
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He is not involved in their son's life and provides no financial support, but on paper retains equal custody.
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The front door, which retains the push-bar on the inside from schoolhouse days, opens to a center hall.
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Mixing hemp's woody fibers with lime produces a natural, light concrete that retains thermal mass and is highly insulating.
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Others will be upset that the bill retains much of the Affordable Care Act's structure, including the insurance exchanges.
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Replacing the saints with famous public figures extracts the judgment of religion but retains the comfort of the ritual.
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Endowed with an improbable durability, this infrastructure of printed words retains much of its power to define the region.
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He has often been disappointed by the craven stupidity of studio executives, but retains an odd compassion for them.
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This is what happened to Mr. Padberg, who today cuts a slight figure but nevertheless retains a witty composure.
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He notes that it retains its grassy flavor and crunch even after pickled; endurance is part of its character.
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This recipe retains shakshuka's eggy allure, but instead of being red, spicy and tangy, it's green, mellow and porky.
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With Cook-Parrott playing every instrument himself, the record retains the scrappy charm and tender earnestness of previous releases.thetranspecos.
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Despite the overarching steeled-by-adversity template into which she wedges these stories, each retains its own intrinsic drama.
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The lawsuit against Exxon shows that the Martin Act retains its vitality as a means to police corporate conduct.
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DeStefano, who also retains his title as head of the personnel office, did not respond to requests for comment.
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"However, the Iranian state retains significant capabilities and proxy forces which they can and will unleash in cyclical retaliation."
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Maduro has refused to leave office and retains control of many of the levers of power in the country.
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He ran track in college and still retains some of the mainstream runner's residual dismissiveness of his adopted sport.
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Mr. Zeman, whose role is largely ceremonial but who retains important powers under the Constitution, has tried to mediate.
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For now, the city retains the form it has held for so long, "frozen in the tropics" and time.
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He retains considerable fundraising strength, but he needs to show credible evidence that he can actually become the nominee.
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Today, Disney is worth an estimated $130 billion and retains a staggering media empire as well as other businesses.
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Russia also has parliamentary elections in 2021, which means Putin has to make sure he retains overwhelming support there.
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Russia, China and Cuba continue to recognize the government of Maduro, who retains control over the country's security forces.
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Even if Labour retains both once "safe" seats, it will be a bad showing if the margins are slim.
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She still retains the signature composure she demonstrated throughout the trial: relaxed, funny and sarcastic, while never showing fear.
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It retains a strong presence in parts of the south and center and carries out gun and bomb attacks.
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In that capacity, a governor retains control of the National Guard troops but the federal government finances the operation.
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Petrobras retains the right to choose areas of operation, although it may decide to operate in production-sharing agreements.
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Wanda also retains AMC Entertainment, the world's largest operator of movie theaters, and a struggling 0003-employee Hollywood studio.
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Thanks to allies in Moscow and Tehran, the tyrant Bashar al-Assad retains his stranglehold over much of Syria.
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The helicopter retains the same performance specifications as the standard Airbus ACH130, but with a luxurious Aston Martin interior.
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The N.C.A.A. will then issue its ruling, often within several months, and the school retains the right to appeal.
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The senator currently retains 31 delegates, although 26 delegates have yet not been distributed after the Nevada caucuses Saturday.
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If the yuan retains the gains at the late night close, it will have gained 0.57% for the day.
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Despite the fact that the script is more than forty years old, it retains its youthful questions and vigor.
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Even so, the phrase "Cape to Cairo" retains some sort of incantatory power, Rhodes's unrealized version of Manifest Destiny.
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Economists and market analysts don't fully agree with this sanguine view, though many acknowledge the economy retains significant strengths.
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"We know for sure that this recruits and attracts millennials, retains employees and imparts meaningful social work," says Crozier.
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Though it retains a legal monopoly on exports from Russia, domestic rivals are raising their production of natural gas.
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Yet it is possible to design a basic income scheme that retains its main attractions while minimising its flaws.
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Located in the center of town for 30 years, Astra still retains its spot as a place to be.
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Critics say Prayuth wants to delay the vote to ensure the military retains a key role in political life.
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Ghani retains the loyalty of a few protégés, among them a man in his early thirties named Hamdullah Mohib.
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