She managed a rigorous high school education in conjunction with a rigorous career.
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"We need to do rigorous science, and doing rigorous science helps us understand better how to treat the disease," he said.
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Why pro sports may oppose rigorous testing The fear of decimating a team may be one reason why other sport leagues are unwilling to adopt the USADA's rigorous model of testing.
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In every case, a central feature is frequent, rigorous feedback.
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The rigorous, academic method of display absolutely makes this show.
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The final performance slowly emerged through rigorous, yet exhilarating workshops.
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Make no mistake: I have a rigorous process around numbers.
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The dogs underwent rigorous training to prepare them for spaceflight.
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It is the fair, rigorous and useful work of technocrats.
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In the experiment, every participant completed a rigorous learning task.
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Nix argues that such rigorous marketing actually benefits the voter.
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We need to impose rigorous regulations to curb these abuses.
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I have returned to my regular and rigorous prevention regime.
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He previously blamed the attacks on his rigorous work schedule.
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Despite having a rigorous diet, she found herself eating well.
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There is a rigorous consent flow and people are compensated.
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It was a combination of rigorous work and tremendous fun!
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One of our principles is 'be rigorous, get it right.
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"He went through a rigorous workout yesterday," Hurdle said Saturday.
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Luckily, there are relatively rigorous ways to weigh those factors.
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The other way is more rigorous, but also more rewarding.
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Her work is playful, often surreal, intellectually rigorous, and brief.
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Someone who values rigorous reporting and delights in the unexpected.
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The rigorous training and testing have important public safety implications.
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The properties are chosen after undergoing a rigorous vetting process.
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"We have an approach that is more rigorous," he said.
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They undergo rigorous individual treatment and participate in group therapy.
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And the past week has been particularly rigorous for Trump.
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Without question we have to make it more scientifically rigorous.
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This rigorous but open questioning permeates both of their practices.
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This test is by no means a rigorous scientific exercise.
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" He added that Britain's new plans might be "more rigorous.
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He was and is an elegant, graceful and rigorous stylist.
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" If rigorous dichotomies are everywhere in "Items: Is Fashion Modern?
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It's anarchic and rigorous, sophisticated and goofy, heartfelt and cynical.
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House of Ladosha's text is ripe, pointed, rigorous, and funny.
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But it could remove an incentive to conduct rigorous tests.
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It's a really rigorous process with a lot of hurdles.
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For all its splendor, "Empresses" is a gratifyingly rigorous show.
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Rigorous in its readings, Wilson's study is also frequently touching.
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It's intense and rigorous, but it's also predictable and cyclical.
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Even so, Heizer has a rigorous, demanding view of patronage.
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Both polls are among the most rigorous national, public surveys.
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"Graduation requirements have gotten a little more rigorous," said Renick.
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And nothing says rigorous like doing your homework, Cramer said.
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But we don't know that from a rigorous medical standpoint.
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Are the rules not as rigorous as the public markets?
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"We see this as a rigorous policy," Dr. Collins said.
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A fantastical episode is run through with rigorous contrapuntal passages.
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The weapons system has already gone through some rigorous tests.
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I need you to take a more rigorous empirical approach.
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Going forward, we will be far more rigorous about expenditures.
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Their rigorous process distills the data and contextualizes it for subscribers.
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"We are missing rigorous, open, and preregistered science," he told me.
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Because Ob/Gyns are also surgeons, the curriculum is especially rigorous.
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She had immediate breast reconstruction and repeated the rigorous treatment schedule.
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He couldn't fit the rigorous training necessary into his work schedule.
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"Do a rigorous assessment of what the cost is," Astrada said.
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A rigorous researcher, she spent years developing An Occupation of Loss.
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Our rigorous taste-test approach was slightly adapted for this experiment.
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Samsung apologized profusely and agreed to institute more rigorous safety checks.
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When I got back into this rigorous schedule, my back hurt.
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Not every Audi engineer passes the rigorous test — it's that difficult.
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VH: Hmm, you mean in terms of like surveys rigorous or?
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Throughout the show's run, Liz's feminism was subject to rigorous debate.
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" Mr. Landgraf said that the data did not "feel rigorous enough.
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We have to be much more rigorous in how we behave.
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But that rigorous relationship with self-introspection was really key here.
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Rigorous peer-review processes remain the best defense against biased science.
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This is a rigorous, apolitical, highly technical, and often lengthy process.
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Intellectual growth and flexibility are fostered by rigorous debate and questioning.
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Ministers are also introducing more rigorous standards that apprenticeships must meet.
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These appear rather more faith-based, and so less academically rigorous.
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Mr Rahman's view highlights one of the paradoxes of rigorous secularism.
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The Backbeat Fit headphones were designed with rigorous activity in mind.
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His clients underwent rigorous training sessions with their diets closely monitored.
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The firm responded by withdrawing the product and promising "rigorous reviews".
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The word fearless has to be paired with the word rigorous.
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They denied wrongdoing and said their products meet rigorous quality standards.
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More rigorous animal-welfare standards introduced in 1999 raised farmers' costs.
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This Connecticut-based service academy is also quite selective and rigorous.
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I think it's because of the rigorous exercise that I do.
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Russo says that it turned out to be a "rigorous" process.
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Clearly, such rigorous criticism is necessary to a healthy music industry.
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Instead, we believe rigorous scientific research into gaming addiction is essential.
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Credentials, no matter how rigorous, go only so far, of course.
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The life of political campaign workers is notoriously rigorous and precarious.
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But Williamstown had to do a rigorous search to find Ani.
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Vasari achieved contemporary fame and wealth by his rigorous work ethic.
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I have not done a rigorous financial analysis of Whole Foods.
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But other equally rigorous studies find no evidence for this claim.
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Simmons made the basket below, but it was a rigorous process.
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I'd sacrificed whatever was necessary during the years of rigorous training.
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The company said it followed rigorous quality standards and sanitary regulations.
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But rigorous scientific studies have found no evidence that it's true.
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Two rigorous studies found each of these drugs effective in teens.
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He argues that Schwab has a rigorous process for choosing funds.
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It would impose more rigorous ethics requirements on our public officials.
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That combination is not a recipe for rigorous evaluation and consequences.
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Austere yet oddly beautiful, both rigorous and whimsical, the picture worked.
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Some have withdrawn from college, or transferred to less rigorous programs.
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Now, the first, large rigorous assessment offers an unequivocal answer: yes.
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Now we know some of the choices behind the rigorous originals.
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Upper bodies bend and arch formally; it's a marvelously rigorous piece.
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She's a very rigorous thinker who has thought through every policy.
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The most rigorous study of this question was published in 1965.
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Captioning services follow rigorous style guides to ensure consistency and clarity.
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The first step would be to do more rigorous policy evaluations.
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For the President, that's about as rigorous as the messaging gets.
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As yet, rigorous environmental assessments of plant-based meats are rare.
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The influential newsmagazine Caixin has put out rigorous reporting and analysis.
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Instacart recruited me the next year after a rigorous hiring process.
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It includes an inspections regime perhaps more rigorous than any other.
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A rigorous study, published Wednesday, makes clear it's not so easy.
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Some rigorous socialist theorists would doubtless scoff at his sentimental humanitarianism.
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Democrats also vowed to give Mr. Trump's cabinet nominees rigorous scrutiny.
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Only CBO can provide that kind of rigorous and balanced evidence.
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Modern would-be dog owners tend to use more rigorous criteria.
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Taylor said P&G has a "rigorous" selection for board membership.
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"We've got a rigorous process of testing things out," Gomes said.
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They can do that by subjecting it to a rigorous experiment.
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After the Mariana collapse, officials vowed to adopt rigorous safety protocols.
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Students view their placement in the rigorous program as a privilege.
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Women's magazines don't always offer the most scientifically rigorous health advice.
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Tesla has maintained that its quality control process is unusually rigorous.
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I'm going to give you a completely, absolutely rigorous quantitative argument.
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Ministries will be assigned rigorous numerical targets known as 'key performance indicators'.
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But even when his rigorous training stopped after graduation, the eating continued.
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JP-Holdings needs qualified teachers who have passed rigorous exams in Japanese.
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Presidential elections are too infrequent to study in a statistically rigorous way.
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I got attracted by string theory because it's mathematically rigorous, and pretty.
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Today, all airplanes have rounded windows and go through rigorous FAA testing.
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What's more, she believed, the questionnaires were not well-designed or rigorous.
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Though rigorous, their approach means that they can miss the big picture.
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The judges have six minutes following each pitch to ask rigorous questions.
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In the US, surrogates' control is built into a legally rigorous process.
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But a rigorous examination of the issue would be a useful exercise.
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It is unclear how rigorous the government will be in checking eligibility.
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No one watches Mr Gilliam's films for their rigorous logic, of course.
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We have rigorous policies and practices that deliver on contractual terms with
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This New London, Connecticut-based academy is also very selective and rigorous.
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Mattis also says the process for launching nuclear weapons is very rigorous.
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But, Mattis said, the process for launching nuclear weapons is very rigorous.
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And personality testing, at least originally, was less than rigorous, Emre adds.
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The theory might sound naïve—less rigorous science than Haight-Ashbury handholding.
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Her stories combined rigorous shoe-leather reporting with a foreign policy lens.
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But it awaits a more rigorous analysis than the one offered here.
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Rigorous science and millions upon millions of dollars will also be required.
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For decades, stigma and prohibition have blocked rigorous scientific evaluation of cannabis.
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Hypotheses are proposed, tested, subjected to rigorous and critical review, and revised.
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She is known for having a rigorous testing approach to her work.
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America would be best-served by a rigorous contest of economic ideas.
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This stuff requires rigorous training in different conditions—countryside, cities, and forests.
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More broadly, this project emphasizes the need for scientifically rigorous surveillance regulation.
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Big cost control comes from the only reliable source — rigorous supply competition.
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WSJ reports that insiders familiar with the deal expect rigorous regulatory scrutiny.
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In her body of work, Schutz does not demonstrate a rigorous sensibility.
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Girls High was rigorous, and she wasn't a proto-Gloria Allred yet.
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So I think you're likely to see calls for more rigorous testing.
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As a result, she said, the board began a "rigorous" self-examination.
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Turkey also has been more rigorous in shutting down the Syrian border.
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There is a pressing need for rigorous, unbiased and nonpartisan education research.
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I can attest that government oversight is more rigorous than Kolbert suggests.
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Those who attended the Bienville trips said they were rigorous and concentrated.
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This rigorous, almost dissertation-like approach is another hallmark of Rosler's practice.
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To keep up with the rigorous schedule, he likes his coffee constant.
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When patients didn't meet such rigorous selection criteria, outcomes were significantly worse.
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They found about 60 studies that were fairly rigorous in their methodology.
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"Their process was a little more rigorous, which was reassuring," Schauren says.
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But his rigorous discipline was eventually outmatched by his cravings for alcohol.
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This is often the most "rigorous" part of the process, Sachon said.
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You're looking for an MFA program that's self-directed, rigorous, and experimental.
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Finally, we need rigorous performance audits of all parts of headquarters operations.
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This is a perfect novel: completely conceptually rigorous and a great story.
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"Adult Documentary" is tough, yet comes off as more relentless than rigorous.
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All we can do is promise to be rigorous, honest, and critical.
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The regulations that do exist vary by state and aren't very rigorous.
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"GMAT is still largely viewed as more rigorous and serious," she says.
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It was pretty rigorous, but I like being physical and pushing myself.
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They are just as rigorous and technocratic, but more rooted in pragmatism.
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Assertions must be evidence-based; research must be rigorous; decorum is paramount.
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Campers have even conducted fairly rigorous experiments to prove this to themselves.
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Angry demands, rather than rigorous arguments, now appear to guide university policy.
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One of his key predictions has passed a very rigorous observational test.
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I mean, the fundamental anchoring of that company was rigorous decision-making.
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I think about this in terms of working with rigorous geometric abstraction.
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Brokers, who earn commissions, are beholden to a less rigorous advice standard.
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We can only overcome the pandemic together and by taking rigorous measures.
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Another recent (but less rigorous) examination put that number at $100 million.
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She works much of the day, and is a rigorous self editor.
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Evaluations of health policy have rarely been as rigorous as clinical trials.
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He adhered to a rigorous budget for the rest of his career.
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As the industry matures, safety measures are likely to become more rigorous.
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The rigorous scholar must strive for the strict detachment of scientific objectivity.
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Resettlement to the United States often requires years-long and rigorous vetting.
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The reporting also has spurred rigorous discussions around encryption and privacy online.
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Her rigorous approach to life pays off in this new, terrifying venture.
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How to calculate the check's amount should be subject of rigorous debate.
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To get a definitive answer, more rigorous and standardized testing is required.
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Indeed, Johnson also posts pictures of his rigorous workout routines on Instagram.
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But they do not generally subject Western liberalism itself to rigorous critique.
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"More rigorous scientific research is required to aid such decisions," he added.
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Many psychological theories have been debunked or diminished in rigorous replication attempts.
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But without rigorous studies, we're going to remain prone to research hype.
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She has promised to be "rigorous" in her review of Kavanaugh's record.
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It combines rigorous academic coursework with hands-on practical training and workshops.
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It sounds like you take a rigorous approach to the whole thing?
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In all, the researchers call for more rigorous data on the topic.
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But it's still considerably less rigorous than analyses GiveWell does of charities.
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More rigorous scrutiny is needed for jobs such as teaching and the law.
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He is also seen as too fiscally rigorous by other socialists, officials said.
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It also suggests 40 measures to help scientists produce more rigorous, reliable research.
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We work hard to be rigorous and fair-minded when reviewing PayPal accounts.
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Every battery goes through rigorous testing before it is used in a vehicle.
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Policies, procedures, and systems must be rigorous, thorough, and above all completely defensible.
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She is both rigorous and adventuresome without ever claiming these qualities for herself.
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But the study deployed some fairly rigorous controls, so its findings appear reliable.
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Another, more rigorous government study has also found adult obesity is inching up.
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Each manages to bind the complexity of these issues into rigorous formal structures.
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In their recreation, they used more rigorous controls for the sake of accuracy.
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A small but rigorous study published a few months later was more encouraging.
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Following rigorous testing the company finally became Scotland's first bean to bar chocolatier.
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A recent rigorous analysis published in Health Affairs shows that soda taxes work.
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"I'm not at all satisfied that rigorous protocols are in place," he said.
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Uncomfortable though the topic may be, the authors have attempted a rigorous analysis.
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What's more, not every Audi engineer passes the rigorous test — it's that difficult.
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But what makes a Kosky production come across is the execution: joyful, rigorous.
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Creation of the Foreign Service established a rigorous entry examination and raised pay.
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This is part of the rigorous Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL (BUD/S) program.
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But there is no similarly rigorous research on the effects of large increases.
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But lawmakers said they were often more rigorous than either of these services.
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The workouts are rigorous and a testament to how far she has come.
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You should try to mimic the punchy, witty, rigorous style of The Economist.
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Here too, rigorous evidence on the mental-health effects is far from established.
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Fittingly, we'll explore these questions through a rigorous and open airing of views.
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PC game patches don't have the rigorous timelines and protocols console patches do.
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His conducting was rigorous and reverent, searching the depths, always challenging his players.
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Shift says any car it buys must pass a "rigorous" 150+ point inspection.
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Two-thirds said that sustainability audits should be as rigorous as financial audits.
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There's no reason this kind of aid couldn't benefit from rigorous evaluations, too.
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When conversation turns rigorous, his eyes fly open and he sputters to talk.
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What is needed is for Congress to adopt rigorous and comprehensive privacy laws.
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Shift says any car it buys must pass a "rigorous" 271+ point inspection.
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Typically, healthcare treatments undergo rigorous testing before doctors start recommending them to patients.
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The paper also underwent (a) rigorous peer review process before it was published.
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Rigorous hardware and software specs for manufacturers to ensure a smooth user experience?
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Ideally, you'd want a broad and rigorous dataset with lots of people's pictures.
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It's also MFi-Certified, which means that it passed Apple's rigorous licensing program.
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It can be very frustrating for someone who takes this rigorous, disciplined approach.
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Checking at performances of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" seems less rigorous.
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A new breed of teacher-trainers is founding a rigorous science of pedagogy.
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The composition may be perfect and rigorous, but the expression is hardly detached.
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After a rigorous brainstorming session, here's what we came up with: (Spoilers, maybe?)
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The RBI report also showed how IL&FS lacked rigorous risk management rules.
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The judges have six minutes following each pitch for a rigorous Q&A.
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Baker has found that her rigorous method of verifying stories goes over well.
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They point to the support given to laggards, and to rigorous teacher training.
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Rigorous monitoring has shown that, so far, the CO 20153 has stayed put.
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It's using every single opportunity to say how rigorous it's new testing is.
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It prides itself on being the world's most rigorous — and independent — competition enforcer.
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There have been rigorous lifestyle studies, but they are few and far between.
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The project has already been through a rigorous regulatory and stakeholder engagement process.
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Rigorous monitoring and evaluation of these aspects of investments should also be required.
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We were trained to be rigorous about facts and get the story right.
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There is no rigorous mental health evaluation upon enlistment in the armed services.
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"Collaborative teachers" and "rigorous instruction" each fell by at least four percentage points.
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But how tough, thorough and rigorous has The Times been in investigating Trump?
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Additionally, new features in 5G may not have undergone rigorous security evaluation yet.
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But osteoporosis researchers know the advice is not backed up by rigorous studies.
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We need to apply more rigorous scientific protocols, using a multi-disciplinary approach.
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We can't say for sure without a more rigorous analysis of the data.
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The flip side is, 'has anyone studied this in a rigorous, scientific manner?
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Tesla told BI its cars go through "rigorous quality checks," including brake tests.
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"We don't know, because we haven't really tested them in a rigorous way."
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Academics are challenging/rigorous but so captivating that you're motivated to work hard.
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Christie's, Sotheby's and Bonhams all offer fairly rigorous training programs for interested employees.
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The latest batch of evidence about this approach is among the most rigorous.
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The firm will maintain and develop the rigorous design philosophy that Richard pioneered.
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The movie might disappoint audiences who want a rigorous portrait of its subject.
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Most importantly, though, they'll actually stay in your ears, even during rigorous workouts.
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Certified financial planners hold a professional designation with rigorous curriculum and experience requirements.
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It is true that the research on medical marijuana could be more rigorous.
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Harmful myths and untruths about vaccinations have been scientifically debunked in rigorous ways.
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"We have a very rigorous process that relates to pardons," Gidley told MSNBC.
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You want to hold your breath as Bach's music soars with rigorous ferocity.
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Only then are they admitted to a rigorous, face-to-face master's program.
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The more unpleasant people are, the more rigorous his attention to them becomes.
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It was especially notable for its rigorous concentration on major, often large works.
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An avowed leftist, he incorporates rigorous political analysis into the story of Franklin.
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"Our campaign will run a rigorous vetting process," one of the advisers said.
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Roback and Guarner wrote the findings support more rigorous testing in COVID-19.
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Ms. Gross brings a combination of empathy and rigorous preparation to the job.
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She paid off her debt in 2013, but is still a rigorous budgeter.
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These include firm workplace rules, rigorous testing, travel restrictions, and comprehensive smartphone tracking.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: How rigorous is your school?
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He took a clinical problem and through incredibly rigorous science figured it out.
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He suddenly asserted his presence and made clear his rigorous sense of decorum.
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Conservatives did not want less bias or more rigorous fealty to transpartisan rules.
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Times Insider Rigorous debate narrows a wide-open field as the year progresses.
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My experience in the Bard Prison Initiative was rigorous, thought provoking, and motivational.
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Not a syrupy, manipulative empathy but a rigorous one, meant as a corrective.
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After that, Ms. Radziwill wanted to send Baby for rigorous boarding-school training.
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In truth, Obama succeeded by taking a rigorous, evidence-based approach to government.
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As we've said, we follow rigorous accounting practices, in line with GAAP guidelines.
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One reason the Dutch system is considered so strong is its rigorous accounting.
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The California study will build on more modest and less rigorous earlier research.
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DiCarlo told me the company is rigorous in its approach to product design.
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But there is no easy answer, other than rigorous self-policing by users.
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A number of serious economists have considered the question in a rigorous way.
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Laver's warm-up consisted of playing two rigorous sets against his friend Emerson.
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Such episodes undercut the rigorous conflict de-escalation courses that flight attendants receive.
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Paradoxically, rigorous medical protocols can steal some of the time they give us.
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This collaboration has been the most rigorous of any design project I've done.
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"It's a rigorous grounding in logic, in what makes sense," Professor Luhr said.
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He described the proposal as a "more rigorous evaluation mechanism" than currently exists.
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"Someone wanted to build a rigorous folk school for young people," Prosperino remembered.
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"This was a very thorough, rigorous process, which we fully supported," King said.
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If you want to be serious about investing, you have to be rigorous.
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Provocative, rigorous, and engrossing, Range makes a compelling case for actively cultivating inefficiency.
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Meanwhile, a rigorous, full-time training schedule leaves little time for paid work.
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Fourteen of these accelerated approvals, however, were exclusively based on less-rigorous trials.
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In recent years, seven states have adopted rigorous K-12 computer science standards.
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The low (3.9%) success rate includes less rigorous tests, such as click evaluations.
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But making our rigorous testing process more environmentally conscious was just the beginning.
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Fears of a more rigorous crackdown from Washington would seem to be justified.
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SoulCycle's instructors go through a rigorous training program to avoid such unpleasant situations.
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In New Jersey, KIPP schools saw similar trajectories as tests became more rigorous.
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These are the five high-tech hair tools that passed our rigorous road test.
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Rigorous inspections and U.S. and Israeli intelligence, meanwhile, make "sneaking out" a tall order.
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Specifically, Android is getting much more rigorous about tamping down battery-killing background apps.
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This organization has more rigorous membership requirements for voters; specifically, published works of fiction.
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He knows how to handle these kinds of challenges: more rigorous process, tighter management.
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This may lead to less rigorous basic hygiene maintenance, and thus more germ buildup.
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We are committed to ensuring that all of our products meet these rigorous requirements.
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Foreigners who apply for permanent residency already have to undergo a rigorous screening process.
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That's what naturalization is -- becoming a full US citizen through a rigorous naturalization process.
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" The Solar Foundation's results are based on what it described as "rigorous survey efforts.
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Today, it seems like everyone agrees that what we need are more rigorous schools.
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The department lifted that laptop ban in June, announcing more rigorous security screening instead.
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Officials described the process in the refugee camps of documenting the abuses as rigorous.
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But now, more journals and researchers see the importance of making research more rigorous.
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Following each pitch, the judges have six minutes to conduct a rigorous Q&A.
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With rigorous therapy, I have also recognized that it annotated my definition of success.
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Rigorous randomized evaluations of policies, however, can show us what works and what doesn't.
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After some rigorous training and background checks, I was matched with my first case.
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That's why we have a very rigorous process on how we monitor our systems.
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"Men's styles have a rigorous and functional quality that women's items lack," she says.
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Ideally, you'd want a broad and rigorous data set with lots of people's pictures.
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Consumer genomics should be rigorous, not peddle results with likely no basis in reality.
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He calls it adult arithmetic, and it involves statistics, analytic thinking and rigorous computation.
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Her rigorous sessions include leg curls and presses, chest flies, and lat pull-downs.
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" "Some 800,000 young people stepped forward, met rigorous requirements, and went through background checks.
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While doing so, we also comply with rigorous U.S. federal and state privacy regulations.
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Finding a clean version to fit our guidelines is rigorous, to say the least.
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The free training is rigorous and sophisticated — but of course nothing is really free.
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The second supposed advance is towards more rigorous analysis of the effects of regulations.
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That was just step one of a long, rigorous process that could take years.
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The winners are selected through a rigorous nomination process that begins a year earlier.
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The language of their rulings ranges from detailed and rigorous to thin and opaque.
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It was pretty inconceivable in the 90s that a rigorous intellectual could stomach Gingrich.
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Two decades after the merger with Mobil, the company culture remains rigorous and private.
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The agreement will also give Mueller more time to prepare for the rigorous questioning.
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Having big breasts and doing a rigorous workout isn't always easy, according to Kim.
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Active managers, using rigorous credit research processes, can focus on the most compelling opportunities.
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We also talked with Hostetler about how anecdotal evidence stacks up against rigorous science.
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In case you didn't know, refugees undergo a rigorous vetting process from multiple agencies.
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Some 800,000 young people stepped forward, met rigorous requirements, and went through background checks.
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Cream of the crop Andela's rigorous selection process starts with an online aptitude test.
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It can change a school's ability to be rigorous and accountable and be humane.
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Humans love a good ol' competition, especially when it results in a rigorous workout.
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"The lack of rigorous and standardized metrics hampers disclosure quality," the EDF report said.
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Infrastructure spending is rarely evidence-based; few projects go through rigorous cost-benefit analysis.
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My experience was not one of rigorous Bible study, Christian camps, or missionary work.
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Rigorous questioning of power is not in the Singaporean psyche in parliament or out.
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These tests require a rigorous development process and must be approved by the FDA.
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The wine challenge To become an MW, Holland had to pass a rigorous exam.
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But Domenech is right that Zuckerberg's empire still needs vigilant watchdogs and rigorous critiques.
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Many states lead the federal government in applying rigorous evidence in their funding decisions.
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And yet there are many pieces that, within their rigorous confines, yearn for intimacy.
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All partners involved adhere to rigorous privacy and security standards, according to the company.
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Narrator: Plane tires are subjected to the most rigorous conditions of any vehicle tire.
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Any proposal for intervention should be subject to three rigorous tests: Is it legal?
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The polymer notes, featuring the former Prime Minister Winston Churchill, went through rigorous testing.
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In Finland, all teachers are required to complete a rigorous five-year master's program.
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Target has also implemented more "rigorous testing" when it comes to its food products.
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They're rigorous about federal and state safety regulations, according to the American Pyrotechnics Association.
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One way or the other, borrowers should be prepared for a rigorous review process.
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Most of all, he stressed that drugs were not a substitute for rigorous training.
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In Japan, wrestling training is incredibly rigorous and disciplined, with a strict hierarchical structure.
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It was first theorized in a scientifically rigorous way by Chandra Wickramasinghe in 1974.
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The rigorous new Chinese cybersecurity laws we wrote about last November took effect today.
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Trump got away with tax evasion during an era of generally more rigorous enforcement.
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Visit the Peterson Institute for International Economics for the latest in rigorous, independent research.
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Financial reporting requirements are not as rigorous in many countries as in the States.
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With rigorous screening, officials say, the risk of transplanting an infected organ is small.
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We already had in place a rigorous, a disciplined, a very open, good reporting.
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So even the course load for its bomb dogs is high-stakes and rigorous.
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But both firms ultimately decided instead to register under less rigorous congressional lobbying rules.
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In reality, advocates say SNAP has the most rigorous standards of any federal program.
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The movement is entirely flat-footed, often pedestrian, with impulses now rigorous, now mild.
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The daily schedule is rigorous, earning the 245-bed facility the nickname Brutal Path.
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Refugees and asylees already go through a rigorous vetting process that can take years.
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Another option: certified financial planners, a professional designation with rigorous curriculum and experience requirements.
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Like many of the nonprofit training programs, Year Up has a rigorous selection process.
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"We have undertaken a rigorous effort here," said Joe Balash, an assistant Interior secretary.
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The study noted that there wasn't rigorous scientific research on kratom's effects on humans.
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As much as Goldsworthy is a sculptor, he is also a rigorous photo archivist.
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And the analysis didn't deploy any rigorous controls to rule out other possible factors.
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"When we have something like this happen, we do rigorous homework," Admiral Donegan said.
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For another, not every part of the country has engaged in rigorous social distancing.
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In recent weeks, the American military's presence across Africa has come under rigorous scrutiny.
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South Korea has 8,961 total known infections following a rigorous month of nationwide containment.
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And while desperate times may dissolve norms, speed remains the enemy of rigorous science.
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Systematic reviews and meta-analyses, the most rigorous and dependable research, can test causality.
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This requires a rigorous troubleshooting process that straddles the divide between analog and digital.
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But medical teams need rigorous training to use it: Mishandled, it can be dangerous.
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The government strictly controls development, and new construction must conform to rigorous conservation measures.
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Tesla said every car it builds goes through "rigorous quality checks," including brake tests.
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In 2007, he enrolled in IDEA Donna, hoping to receive a more rigorous education.
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I assume there is a rigorous course of study before you get this exam.
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The young have not only the right to be morally rigorous, but the duty.
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SPIN CYCLE There's nothing more enjoyable to me than taking a rigorous spin class.
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Any new system would need to be evaluated through rigorous clinical trials, Hinton conceded.
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In the past, China has argued against rigorous transparency standards to review nations' progress.
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Verbatim theater of the kind that Mr. Kent practices is rigorous in its form.
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Business Insider spoke to insiders about how to master Amazon&aposs rigorous interview process.
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So, even in the most rigorous of research settings, achieving the guidelines is impossible.
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They were correct, and I am sympathetic to these calls for more rigorous trials.
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The state of California mandates rigorous testing from cannabis labs to legally sell products.
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The test is hardly rigorous; only 9 percent of career-training programs failed it.
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CEO Mark Schneider said "our strategic initiatives and rigorous execution are clearly paying off."
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To stand a chance of passing, aspirants memorized rigorous dossiers known as coaching papers.
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I also check that our production staff conforms to rigorous sanitation and safety standards.
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Vertebroplasty was tested in five rigorous trials with placebo controls, the task force found.
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Novel procedures can have unanticipated consequences, which is one reason they need rigorous evaluation.
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The investigative phase is the most rigorous and time-intensive part of the process.
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But the providers' lobbies haven't had time to do a really rigorous model either.
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These external contractors and vendors may not implement protections as rigorous as the utilities.
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While the Trump administration's more rigorous definition of the word that will color the U.S. position in the global marketplace, the Boeing-Bombardier dispute illustrates that settling inevitable trade frictions will continue to rely on a rigorous and painstaking review of facts.
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"Greece has rigorous asylum procedures in place, within a robust legal framework," the spokesperson said.
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In even the most rigorous scientific experiments, people tend to lose little weight on average.
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The study was rigorous; enrollees were educated about food and nutrition at 22 group sessions.
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Gay or otherwise, Brebeuf employees provided me with a rigorous education and a caring environment.
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Conversely, it is possible to conduct rigorous randomized control trials for very short-term questions.
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Brokers-dealers follow another rule, known as the suitability standard, which is considered less rigorous.
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Andrew Casey, president of BIOTECanada, would like "a more rigorous sit-down" with the government.
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I think he's probably the only person doing that in any kind of rigorous way.
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So far, the test car has been subjected to some seriously rigorous extreme-weather testing.
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But on Sunday, his administration released a proposal to provide "rigorous" gun training to teachers.
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We're talking a rigorous six-week training program to prep your pitches, products and presentations.
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He was in a rigorous PhD program that was a four hour car drive away.
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Her work is rigorous and reaching the end product takes a series of meticulous steps.
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In those works she was impulsive and rigorous, her lines at once concentrated and meandering.
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Theater is such a different discipline—it's so rigorous; it's hard but also really rewarding.
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We had a really rigorous touring schedule set up where we had no time off.
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There are rigorous guidelines in place for the review team to ensure consistency and neutrality.
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These services promise more rigorous background checks, fingerprinting and training than typical ride-hailing companies.
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According to the product page, they're also lightweight and durable enough to withstand rigorous workouts.
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The proof is one of the strongest mathematically rigorous statements ever made about turbulent systems.
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After a rigorous audition process, he was one of two students to receive the award.
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It thus seems only fitting that their living mourners put themselves through similarly rigorous exercises.
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The company said that it "routinely" uses "a rigorous testing standard" to check its talc.
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The ANC said it had chosen its candidates by a "rigorous, thorough and fair process".
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Summer Studio is a supportive, rigorous artist residency that combines theory, practice and professional development.
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Within two years of Lippman's book's publication in 1922, rigorous standards began to take form.
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But after 18 weeks of rigorous training, the 31-year-old nurse practitioner had endured.
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The world ruling body said "rigorous cost control measures" had helped keep expenses below budget.
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To get that jungle-ready physique, the actor maintained a rigorous diet and workout routine.
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And drugs that don't go through rigorous clinical development cannot obtain FDA approval, she added.
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" They also announced plans to set up a "rigorous, responsible translational pathway toward such trials.
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However, non-travellers will still be subject to inspections as rigorous as those for flyers.
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"It's still a hypothesis, and we still need to do more rigorous testing," Sarnat said.
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This, she suggests, may be because universal programmes are higher-quality and more rigorous academically.
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Others wonder if performance-enhancing drugs are making a comeback, despite a rigorous testing regime.
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They put my dates through some of the most rigorous training sessions I've ever seen.
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She completed her coursework, which she called "rigorous," in two years, with a 3.6 GPA.
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"Ideally, you'd want a broad and rigorous dataset with lots of people's pictures," O'Neill continued.
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Another occasional party renegade, she has promised to be "rigorous" in her review of Kavanaugh.
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Apple engineers conduct regular and rigorous security screenings to ensure that our systems are safe.
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EPA spokesman John Konkus said EPA appointees receive rigorous ethics training from career ethics officials.
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Their training is diverse and rigorous, and they care for patients across the age spectrum.
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Before that, people became saints by popular acclaim -- a process that was obviously not rigorous.
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Though such a step would likely require more legislation, not just adequately rigorous self examination.
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Next, both Halderman and Hall recommended that states establish routine and statistically rigorous recount procedures.
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So, while these results are interesting, they're not as rigorous as some scientists would like.
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Of those, 96 were randomized controlled trials, widely considered the most rigorous possible study design.
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" A spokesperson for Ivy Park told Broadly: "Ivy Park has a rigorous ethical trading programme.
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The Big Tech platforms argue that they provide benefits to consumers and face rigorous competition.
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The training was rigorous, the company's corporate policies were overwhelming, and the hours were long.
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Rigorous efficiency standards for appliances, businesses and vehicles have brought the Golden State's emissions down.
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In addition, our bikers go through rigorous safety training before being allowed to make trips.
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Fecal matter donors typically undergo a rigorous screening process, says Mark Smith, director of OpenBiome.
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Both companies have denied wrongdoing and assured consumers that their products meet rigorous quality standards.
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Keeping the ice in rigorous order would be just as crucial as a good drill.
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"That's going to go through some pretty significant and rigorous vetting in the Congress," Rep.
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Air traffic controllers are subject to rigorous background security investigations as a condition of employment.
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Rigorous enforcement by EPA of these rules would simultaneously benefit air, water, health and climate.
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And the studies that link it to various health claims certainly haven't been rigorous enough.
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" ISS added: "Target payouts for long-term awards are not contingent on rigorous performance goals.
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If that nullifies the results of this rigorous study then...go back to college, nerd!
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For most refugees, it takes 2202 to 2628 months to complete the rigorous vetting process.
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Government should have authority to designate non-bank as SIFIs through an appropriately rigorous process.
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He introduced the idea of a black figure presented with rigorous technical detail and composition.
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We'll eventually get more rigorous data on who voted, and how, from the Census Bureau.
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Godwin took over Mary's education and raised her to be a rigorous and unorthodox thinker.
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And they reinforce it with rigorous, meaningful learning, allowing students to envision their future contributions.
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"Chairman Cummings promised to pursue rigorous, responsible, fact-based oversight," Jordan said in a statement.
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But earning an MIT diploma requires meeting rigorous academic standards and a significant financial investment.
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Rigorous studies showed that weight-bearing workouts resulted in only minuscule changes in bone density.
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The implementation of these standards is then verified through rigorous and independent third party audits.
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After four years of rigorous academics, how are graduates from the best universities faring financially?
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But they also go through rigorous training to be prepared if they lose that aircraft.
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All voting systems undergo rigorous logic and accuracy tests 240 days before each election day.
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It's just the body won't let him go through this rigorous 162-game schedule anymore.
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Modern businesses of every kind stand to gain much from embracing those same rigorous standards.
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She embodies sobriety and exuberance, rigorous discipline and lightheartedness, all in a 159-centimetre frame.
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The end result of this rigorous review process is the funding of high-caliber research.
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Wheaton is both "pervasively Christ-centered" and "academically rigorous," Ryken, the school's president, told me.
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Through this scientifically rigorous process we examine and account for the effects of climate change.
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They then subject those programs to rigorous evaluations of their implementation, impacts and cost-effectiveness.
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Japan puts citizens through a rigorous set of tests before they can own a gun.
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However, the legal process for granting asylum is rigorous and effectively screens for such cases.
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And companies will have to put rigorous security measures in place to protect customers' information.
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Do we really need rigorous empirical evidence to know that pets bring comfort to people?
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He also launched a more rigorous process for selecting and rolling out new-product launches.
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The industry could do more to establish consistent production and quality standards and rigorous testing.
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"We have rigorous processes in place to help ensure this won't happen," the statement reads.
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That move raised eyebrows — showing that drone deliveries are commercially feasible even under rigorous regulations.
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But the underlying motivation for the tilt isn't an intellectually rigorous devotion to Hassett's model.
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Rigorous study of programs like Alcoholics Anonymous is challenging because people self-select into them.
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"The education is rigorous, and only the best get selected to go there," he said.
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While in Morocco he established a rigorous international touring regimen and played often in Europe.
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"They are rigorous experiences where everyday New Yorkers can raise anything and everything," he said.
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These restrictions are not government backed and enforcement of them appears to not be rigorous.
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"Three Tall Women" is rigorous but also generous, even loving, to its characters — and audience.
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Also, the family member needs to pass a rigorous process of background checks and interviews.
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Researchers identified nearly 22017 common medical practices and theories that were contradicted by rigorous studies.
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Researchers identified nearly 400 common medical practices and theories that were contradicted by rigorous studies.
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But experts caution that word-of-mouth experiences are not a substitute for rigorous studies.
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American Airlines said it conducted rigorous inspections of new planes before putting them into service.
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Or do you think school, for the most part, is actually interesting, rigorous and engaging?
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We talked to 16 people — enough to get some impressions, hardly a rigorous national survey.
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"I'm all for dance being in the world in a more rigorous way," she said.
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Mr. Ruffin went to the same rigorous Jesuit high school as the president, La Providence.
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But the worry is that, unlike clinical trials, these types of evidence aren't very rigorous.
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Still, she wanted to make sure I understood that she considered her Hampshire education rigorous.
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Germany imposed rigorous legal restrictions last year mandating that the networks rapidly remove hate speech.
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Or should everyone wait for rigorous clinical trials with a pharmaceutical-grade version of i3c?
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The museum is undergoing a rigorous cleaning and will announce next steps early next week.
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He had conducted rigorous studies of historical temperatures, concluding that the planet was warming sharply.
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With in-person contact limited, teams are rethinking their typically rigorous approach to assessing prospects.
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To meet demand, exploration for oil and gas within rigorous environmental regulations is still needed.
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Sometimes the internet can prove a better source for answers than the most rigorous education.
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This requires Congress to be rigorous in setting out the rules for conducting an inquiry.
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The new Health Care There's surprisingly little rigorous research on programs like Medicaid and Medicare.
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After a rigorous application process, I was awarded a coveted New York City teaching fellowship.
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The other half-prize went to James Peebles, who turned cosmology into a rigorous discipline.
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Unlike most voucher programs, many charter-school systems are subject to rigorous evaluation and oversight.
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Beijing lifted those restrictions this year after requiring companies to conduct more rigorous safety testing.
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All 40 finalists will travel to Washington D.C. in March for a rigorous judging process.
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For the most part, they have learned to stay on top of the rigorous regimen.
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He pointed to evidence that, made-up classes aside, it was an otherwise rigorous department.
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To maintain their certification, they must undergo a rigorous training-- and recurrent training, as well.
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Several chefs pointed to the rigorous customer-service standards of the chains where they worked.
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"The legal analysis behind this strike — that analysis could have been more rigorous," Young said.
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"We apply rigorous standards to our targeting process and take extraordinary efforts to protect noncombatants."
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While all films require rehearsals, the process for "1917" was much longer and more rigorous.
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These well-intentioned policies lack rigorous enforcement against predatory and asset-stripping products and services.
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But if there's one step you should be extra-rigorous about, it's refueling your body.
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Its standards are rigorous, similar to those followed by reviewers at The New York Times.
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Yet recent trials, larger and more rigorous, also have not produced the hoped-for results.
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We must demand that all projects go through this rigorous process before funding is approved.
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ObamaCare, by contrast, amounts to rigorous controls on the insurance market by the federal government.
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The IQ test, it seems, is about as scientifically rigorous and reliable as the zodiac.
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The nuns say the rigorous kung fu training helps them focus their minds for meditation.
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They went through the state's rigorous licensing process, took 36 hours of classes, and waited.
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The ACLU has called for increased transparency around its application followed by a rigorous debate.
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Product claims don&apost necessarily have to stack up in such a necessarily rigorous way.
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It's the classic case of a situation for which a rigorous oversight investigation is necessary.
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Germany's rigorous postwar processing of history has contributed to making Germany a liberal, modern country.
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Enduring such a rigorous schedule down the stretch has offered valuable lessons to the Timberwolves.
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A rigorous vetting process will aim to safeguard against thefts and other types of abuse.
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"We have a rigorous financial planning process," GE said in response to questions from Reuters.
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In 2018 there are multiple rigorous exams that assess one's ability to read the stars.
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What's needed is the systematic support and funding for more rigorous research, testing and translation.
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Mr. Balter's music tends to be both rigorous in construction and playful in overall effect.
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Because you chose to go through the FDA and a very rigorous process for iQOS.
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The best way is rigorous academic study, which Mr. Greenberg noted takes years to complete.
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Campbell examined over 7,000 studies on juvenile curfews and synthesized the 20183 most rigorous studies.
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" The schools, he says, "expect all the kids to be on a good rigorous task.
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The opposition to the president gains subpoena power, which they can use for rigorous investigations.
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This is why Mr Schiff, calm and rigorous, looks like an effective opponent for Mr Trump.
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Willie Nelson, here in a January 2017 photo, keeps up a rigorous touring and recording schedule.
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NASA is holding them to a very, very rigorous safety standard before they can launch people.
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The gaokao is the nation&aposs rigorous college entrance exam administered in June over two days.
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The past few years have seen many psychological phenomena destroyed or diminished in rigorous replication attempts.
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These companies need to build a more rigorous set of controls to prevent that from happening.
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The missing piece, of course, is the careful, rigorous, prospective studies with the validation and replication.
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Biomedical researchers must meet rigorous standards if they want to sequence the DNA of research subjects.
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The work is one of the most rigorous descriptions of turbulence ever to emerge from mathematics.
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In the post, Google describes those companies as "qualified partners," but that qualification process is rigorous.
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"Some 24,24 young people stepped forward, met rigorous requirements, and went through background checks," he wrote.
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"What we don't know is its efficacy if it is studied under rigorous research," Jennings says.
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Critics see the two men's personal relationship muddling what's normally a neutral and rigorous evaluation process.
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There is very little here that was ambitiously dense, intellectually rigorous, or in any way monumental.
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America has a stronger democratic tradition -- and more rigorous democratic institutions -- than any of these countries.
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It sounds a little more rigorous than what West went through to get his preaching badges.
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The entire idea of the Tethered is based in a metaphor, not a rigorous scientific process.
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" He also said the committee under his leadership would "conduct rigorous oversight of the Trump Administration.
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J&J denies those allegations, saying rigorous testing and purification processes ensure its talc is clean.
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In the remaining pending cases, we look forward to the same rigorous review for each defendant.
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Their master's programs include rigorous professional development workshop series as well as integrated art world internships.
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Ginsburg, who maintains a rigorous workout regime, is also a survivor of colon and pancreatic cancer.
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The hotel that sold him the Macallan says it submitted the bottle for "rigorous" authenticity tests.
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Rigorous cost management and greater collaboration between a myriad of creative agencies worldwide helped increase profits.
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So this version has been built to meet all of the space agency's rigorous safety standards.
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I admit I'm making a personal judgment call here, a precursor to a more rigorous model.
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The daily Vipassana schedule is rigorous, and we were to follow it as strictly as possible.
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Even Huawei used it as an opportunity to put its Mate X through more rigorous testing.
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Unfortunately, the answer Facebook has provided for how to increase that "intentionality" seems less scientifically rigorous.
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Yet the two reports the Treasury has published on the subject have been detailed and rigorous.
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And it's hardly the most rigorous of trials, being performed on a single OS and laptop.
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A requirement for arbitrators to offer a written justification of their decision would encourage rigorous thinking.
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"In response to these circumstances, we are continuing our program of rigorous cost control," he added.
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But we need to do it in a strict, well-controlled study that is scientifically rigorous.
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Fasten touts its rigorous background checks as one of its advantages over other ride-hailing apps.
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The process for the kind of realism I'm interested in is highly rigorous, and very slow.
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Most crimes are not prosecuted as hate crimes because there's rigorous standard that must be met.
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He's building a more rigorous system for the staff, but it's not taking with the president.
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But that inquiry, the defense argued, wasn't equivalent to a rigorous probe by an expert epidemiologist.
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Now, Dharma Rescue has several dogs who have gone through and aced this rigorous training process.
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As such, we have a rigorous process of reviewing winners for eligibility to receive cash prizes.
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The double-blind trial, conducted in Uganda, was the first rigorous test of the mosquito netting.
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Then again, other scientifically rigorous evaluations have already found youth job-training programs to be ineffective.
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Today, their nuclear program is subject to the most rigorous monitoring and verification regime in history.
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"The Commons" may not be that rigorous or complex a piece, but it is very engaging.
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Applicants must go through a rigorous process to be allowed to possess a firearm in India.
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The film does not cite a single rigorous randomized controlled trial on humans supporting its arguments.
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JBS has denied wrongdoing and sought to assure consumers that its products meet rigorous quality standards.
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Please bear in mind the punchy, witty, rigorous style of The Economist when presenting your ideas.
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Freight lines are highly scrutinized, with rigorous timetables and close monitoring of goods and human drivers.
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It's a 24/7, 365 job that needs to be managed on top of rigorous schoolwork.
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Over with Scott and Cosima, rigorous searching turns up the real P.T. Westmorland, John Patrick Mathieson.
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With an approaching MCAT and more rigorous schoolwork, he may have to slow down the music.
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The most rigorous animal welfare certification program when it comes to eggs is Animal Welfare Approved.
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Oregon Motor Voter has allowed us to be even more rigorous in our citizenship status verification.
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In reality, no rigorous clinical trials of detox diets or cleanses have been conducted to date.
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We need to concentrate on implementation of these strategies known through rigorous research to be effective.
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They will face a rigorous security screening involving metal detectors and pat-down searches, Annan said.
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The other point of the article is there are few large, rigorous studies on this topic.
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The DV application process is rigorous in upholding our national security through extensive regulations and procedures.
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But if the goal is to hand out fig leaves, a rigorous score is probably counterproductive.
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The new study used "appropriately rigorous methods," said Cooper, who was not involved in the research.
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Battery technology has been slow to advance, largely because the products must pass rigorous safety testing.
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It's rigorous and thorough, so you'll be ready to present your best possible pitch and demo.
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Importantly, more rigorous voter identification laws would probably not have stopped what occurred in North Carolina.
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The safety of our astronauts depends on rigorous testing in an absolutely open and transparent way.
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Developments financed using the Housing Credit also undergo a rigorous approval process by state allocating agencies.
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It is a more rigorous standard than the one commonly used in the US, he said.
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Instead, the industry is regulated by the state under the most rigorous rules in the country.
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This study validates some of this advice in a much more rigorous and evidence-based manner.
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Only a minority of "independent and rigorous" researchers consider that retirement savings are adequate, Ghilarducci explained.
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Willner, who reviewed about 2000,266 photos a day, soon found the rules were not rigorous enough.
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Clinical expertise and rigorous evaluation also differ in their utility at different stages of scientific inquiry.
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Firm rules and rigorous enforcement provide soldiers clear guidance, even when operating in murky ethical environments.
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Pesquera said the lab has been following the law and has been guided by rigorous science.
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Wine School Some wines require a rigorous application of brain power to extract meaning and pleasure.
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Schools of education do need to become more selective and offer a rigorous teacher training program.
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"Broadly speaking, I think left politics needs more detailed, thorough, and rigorous policy work," Gaffney says.
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Drug makers are often hesitant to provide experimental drugs outside of their more rigorous clinical trials.
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It asks us to think about a 'person' in a more free, rigorous, and nuanced way.
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Flamin' Hot Cheetos meet all applicable food safety regulations, as well as our rigorous quality standards.
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The ECB, she said, had put into place a "rigorous framework" for all banks it supervised.
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While Trump demanded "extreme vetting," rigorous review has been a hallmark of consular decisions for decades.
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Ryanair said all of its crew undergo rigorous training in full compliance with European Union guidelines.
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Let's first start with the education and training athletic trainers receive, which is extensive and rigorous.
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But a rigorous study released Friday shows that they have almost no effect on officer behavior.
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Despite the rigorous runs, however, their legs were not fully prepared for the marathon, he says.
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That would translate into a rigorous crackdown on the most dangerous chemicals, regardless of the changes.
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Some states have also enacted rigorous guidelines that voting-rights advocates say amount to voter suppression.
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As with all FEMA programs, we will do a rigorous analysis of what was actually expended.
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It is a resounding achievement in exhibition making, blending rigorous scholarship, political engagement and immaculate design.
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The new law calls for rigorous testing to prevent illegal cannabis from entering the medical market.
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But it was also during this period that he developed a rigorous, exultant command of craft.
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Washington responds with a rigorous debate about the tone and civility of the comedian's jokes. Perfect.
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I regret that decision in that I am sure I passed up a more rigorous education.
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Yet we have almost no criteria — and certainly no transparent, rigorous criteria — for making those choices.
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His suggestion for doing so was clear: rigorous intellectual self-improvement through reading and concentrated thought.
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Guidi's eye is rigorous and subtle, and "Per Strada" is an education in seeing and composition.
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Unlike DNA labs, Rapid DNA machines do not have rigorous protocols governing the handling of samples.
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Offstage he's trim and bespectacled, a gentle, good-humored presence with a rigorous approach to acting.
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These claims lack any rigorous evidence, and they rarely congeal into any kind of testable premise.
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That's precisely the reason for the nuclear deal and the rigorous inspections that come with it.
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That's partly because a few tech companies are participating in rigorous studies, called randomized controlled trials.
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This was not rigorous science, but I only cared if the product worked for me anyway.
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Check out the rigorous gym sessions that keep the American skier Lindsey Vonn from wiping out.
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New York puts SCAT members through rigorous training to ensure they are ready for any situation.
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But within two years, they can swim at competitive speeds and meet the city's rigorous requirements.
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Thomas's gentle diffidence, and his director's fiercely rigorous style, leave his motives denser than unproved sourdough.
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The hike was three rigorous, arguably treacherous miles, at 11,000 feet, under the threat of thunderstorms.
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It would also mandate that agencies conduct a rigorous cost-benefit analysis for any new regulations.
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Mr. McAdam is a meticulous guy, and he's decorated the place in a rigorous modernist style.
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Nothing if not a rigorous dialectician, Bong refuses to sentimentalize the Kims' togetherness or their poverty.
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Given the app's issues, it certainly seems the testing could have been a bit more rigorous.
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Statecraft requires a rigorous process of refining and a timely means of deliberating on those alternatives.
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Both artists are among contemporary dance's finest; they imbue their choreography with nuance and rigorous delicacy.
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In the seventh grade, he began attending Logos, a private Christian school with a rigorous curriculum.
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A rigorous curriculum explores the critical background of 20th- and 21st-century art and visual culture.
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Our experience came "on-the-job", but it was unmoored from rigorous training in seamanship fundamentals.
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My junior year, I took a rigorous course that nearly everyone dropped after the first week.
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Thatcher's day, an invitation to the prime minister's weekend retreat meant a rigorous schedule of seminars.
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It remains to be seen how substantive, rigorous and effective this new collective action will be.
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Even rigorous scientific studies have asked questions of animals in ways that reflect our human concerns.
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It was previously called "mini-BUD/S" in a nod to its grueling and rigorous nature.
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"We'd want rigorous evaluation to see what is the impact of such a policy," he said.
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He has refused tough interrogations, wriggling out of a slot with the BBC's most rigorous interviewer.
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The therapy faces several more clinical trials and rigorous FDA review before it enters widespread use.
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Economists have published the first rigorous study to find that health coverage leads to fewer deaths.
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After the Camp Fire, PG&E discovered numerous problems when it took a more rigorous approach.
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There may also be a rigorous technical test, depending on the role, followed by more interviews.
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Immigrants would only be eligible after a rigorous background check, including biometrics and a medical exam.
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Typical of the Trump White House, the inquiry was not born of a rigorous policy process.
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Some Republicans worry about security, though rigorous vetting helps to ensure refugees are overwhelmingly law-abiding.
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But Columbus fell, 5-0, so Saturday's game will be just another rigorous Metropolitan Division challenge.
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They have to juggle making new friends, taking rigorous classes and learning how to be independent.
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Candidates for engineering roles, for instance, had to answer technical questions or complete rigorous technical tests.
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Supporters of the bill say there would still be rigorous standards in place to ensure safety.
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As a dance artist, De Keersmaeker is revered for her rigorous experiments in form and architecture.
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ASAP's impact, confirmed through rigorous, continuous evaluation, is very rare in the annals of higher education.
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ASAP's impact, confirmed through rigorous, continuous evaluation, is very rare in the annals of higher education.
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Those with histories of rigorous drug testing may petition for permission to compete in neutral uniforms.
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"Ski instructor certification is more rigorous in Austria than here," and Everett Kircher wanted the best.
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And they've realized that experimental methods commonly used just a few years ago aren't rigorous enough.
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Mr. Wright said these are relatively easy to test and many have rigorous evidence of success.
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There are plenty of results, and I've highlighted only some of the most rigorous research available.
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"I took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here," she told the audience.
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In the remaining pending cases, we look forward to the same rigorous review for each defendant.
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The White House has proposed providing "rigorous firearms training" to school personnel — as in, arming teachers.
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It's never too late to go through a rigorous process of reinterpreting challenging feelings or sensations.
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And I think it also opens up the space for play—like a very rigorous play.
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Experts say this means that the Constitutional Court has discretion on deciding which part of criminal procedure it will apply, including whether to use a rigorous level of proof, a lower standard, or apply a rigorous standard for some deliberations and a lower standard for others.
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In this respect, the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran, far from being "the worst agreement ever," is the best — the gold standard in rigorous on-site verification provisions, far more rigorous than anything achieved by President Reagan with the Soviet Union even at the height of détente.
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Despite their importance, tellers and many low-level bank employees are not subjected to rigorous background checks.
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"What you need is, rather than advocacy, a prospective control trial done in rigorous fashion," he said.
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It was his greatest lifelong obsession to square rigorous observations of the natural world with biblical scripture.
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Despite her rigorous Dancing With the Stars training, Sasha Pieterse is still making time for date night.
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"I think you have to be fairly rigorous [with] what you admit into Homo sapiens," Tattersall says.
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"The NES agreement satisfies the rigorous strategic, financial and cultural standards we set for acquisitions," Kneeland said.
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This is why it's better, when evaluating data, to rely on large, rigorous reviews of the evidence.
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Rigorous Curriculum: The program is small and selective to allow students generous access to faculty and resources.
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Now it can boast about having one of the most rigorous battery testing processes in the business.
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A more rigorous oversight system may be necessary to ensure that the neutrality guidelines are strictly followed.
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"They're meant to be used, and they happen to be made in a rigorous way," Standefer says.
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After grinding them with a porcelain mortar and pestle, they subjected the samples to rigorous chemical testing.
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When Pavelich played, in the '70s and '80s, concussion protocols weren't as rigorous as they are today.
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Furthermore, to ascertain the system's protection quality, companies can conduct rigorous tests of cybersecurity and privacy guarantees.
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For the few who commit violations, the NYPD's disciplinary process is more rigorous today than ever before.
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Sometimes you have to spend more time, more hours trying to make sure that it's rigorous enough.
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The company said its results were helped by what it calls "rigorous" expense management, among other factors.
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"I really don't like it when we are portrayed as the draconian, rigorous, terrible IMF," she said.
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We will have to evaluate these new interventions with rigorous scientific methods such as randomized clinical trials.
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In 2014, Congress mandated more rigorous health and safety requirements for child care providers receiving federal subsidies.
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This culminates a rigorous, thorough process over many months, and yields a great outcome for the company.
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The buildings, too, fit into St James's despite being far more rigorous and modern than their neighbours.
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At a society like Scroll and Key, the individual presentation takes the form of a rigorous debate.
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"We stand as a welcoming, tolerant, considerate, and intellectually rigorous learning environment," McDonald said in his message.
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I try to hire people who have a different opinion because I believe in being intellectually rigorous.
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You'll learn about the rigorous Six Sigma methodology known as DMAIC – define, measure, analyze, improve, and control.
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And maybe scientists need to look at more rigorous mathematical ways to determine that they've proven something.
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To Facebook's credit, the system seems to be as rigorous and transparent as anyone could hope for.
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McLaren makes supercars, and to make those cars requires a lot of technical expertise and rigorous engineering.
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Rigorous exercises based on unnerving scenarios are critical to keeping engineers and cyber specialists on their toes.
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Vehicles transporting goods to Gatwick airport have to go through rigorous checks which slow down the process.
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The WGA's suggestion will face a rigorous evaluation before it can be scientifically accepted by the commission.
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These devices are then submitted to a rigorous refurbishing process to make sure they meet quality standards.
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We ask people to trust and let go, and put them through a really rigorous daily regime.
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APOPO says the rats undergo a rigorous training process that begins when they are four weeks old.
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It thus had leeway to prepare a more rigorous report if it had wished to do so.
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John also secured a job as a marketing specialist this past June after a rigorous interview process.
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That's why there is general consensus that rigorous clinical trials are needed to answer this critical question.
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It soon became clear a transplant would be necessary, and Phillips started the "rigorous" Australian approval process.
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They'll also look at alternatives to anti-venom as well as making existing development methods more rigorous.
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Also keeping ourselves rigorous in how we approach the work even though there aren't conventional market indicators.
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Whether disparities can be fixed by altering schedules to better suit chronotypes hasn't undergone rigorous scientific testing.
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The key is supporting what works, from rigorous standards to charter schools to transparency across the system.
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So, after a rigorous house hunt, we found a perfect place to start our new life together.
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States with the most rigorous mandates, it seems, get their graduates off to a better financial start.
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Applicants go through a rigorous application process including a 20-page application and a series of interviews.
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Aspiring SEALs and SWCC candidates also go through rigorous Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training, or BUD/S.
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"Rigorous vetting and tightening up wherever we have to is essential in this new world," he said.
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They lack rigorous long-term follow-up with their programs' graduates and have limited data regarding recidivism.
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"Setting oneself up as a teacher without a rigorous training is not a good thing," Winston said.
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Their well-honed training and commitment to rigorous response capabilities are the most sophisticated in the world.
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My own studio practice was not so rigorous and I had been feeling lost in the studio.
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But unicorns have been able to claim lofty valuations without the rigorous scrutiny endured by public firms.
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DoD has a rigorous definition of requirements, followed by a competitive, detailed and largely fair acquisition process.
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Our rigorous security and safety procedures worked as intended to limit exposure and keep our people safe.
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Other developed nations at least require one or more background checks but usually much more rigorous hurdles.
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Japan's work culture is famously rigorous, despite attempts on the part of the government to discourage overwork.
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The talents of these teachers are then harnessed to deliver rigorous and certified education to the students.
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"This is a rigorous thing, to run for political office," said Janny Miller, 65, of Des Moines.
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Engine manufacturers put them through rigorous testing to make sure blades and other metal can be contained.
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Learners with disabilities can succeed at rigorous, grade-level coursework with appropriate instruction, services, supports, and accommodations.
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A rigorous type of physical therapy calls upon this method — one that some may label as unorthodox.
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San Francisco has convened a task force to create a workable blueprint with a rigorous business plan.
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Where clients choose their own custodians, they may subject those custodians to their own, rigorous security requirements.
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Some governmental jurisdictions in Texas are acting along similar lines to develop more rigorous identification systems, too.
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How will Hyperloop avoid the regulatory obstacles that every other transportation mode faces in more rigorous states?
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The senators said that the Office of Personnel Management has a rigorous vetting process for ALJ candidates.
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Before the products are listed for sale, they go through a rigorous testing program similar to GameStop's.
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Neva stood like a sculpture, rigorous, pure, steely, confident, yet also fragile, full of secrets, slightly surreal.
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The company also emphasized that its cars go through rigorous quality inspections before they leave the factory.
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VPNs are a way for people to circumvent China's rigorous censorship method, known as the "Great Firewall".
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I suggest that we need to consider several realities in a more rigorous debate on new policy.
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Many of Cunningham's dances are forms of barefoot classicism, rigorous in their devotion to line, rhythm, pattern.
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Developers should have some rigorous requirements where they have to bring in people to do something imaginative.
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We are all much better served by engaging in civil discourse, fact-based discussion and rigorous debate.
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One could quibble with Lloyd about whether even in his best days D'Souza was all that rigorous.
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UChicago is regularly recognized as one of the most rigorous and well-regarded institutions in the country.
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One of Sanders's key issues has been his rigorous messaging for the betterment of the middle class.
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Tesla said its quality control process is unusually rigorous, designed to flag and correct the tiniest imperfections.
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Mr. Conrad was relentless and rigorous in expanding the parameters of the fields in which he worked.
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According to former executives at the Trump Organization, the company lacked rigorous procedures for assessing foreign partners.
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Commercial flights at Palm Beach International Airport are not affected because they undergo more rigorous security screening.
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"Knowles has immersed himself in the rigorous Justice Department negotiating process," the St. Louis Post-Dispatch said.
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Its charge is to balance leniency with pragmatism: Can an athlete survive at this academically rigorous school?
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Still, merely accessing the machine required patients to undergo a rigorous psychiatric evaluation by state-sanctioned physicians.
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This early more romantic work is soon superseded by Gropius's increasingly streamlined, rigorous, even austere International Style.
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When you decide to give up a kidney, the doctors subject you to a rigorous screening process.
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This adds more detail in complex scenes and makes for a more rigorous challenge for existing models.
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It was considered an austere discipline linked to ancient texts, too complex and rigorous for ordinary people.
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Third-party analysis of raw DNA is not as rigorous as that done in a certified laboratory.
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The New Health Care A program called bundled payments appears promising, but we need more rigorous evaluations.
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Straub-Huillet, as the couple preferred to be called, are considered among the most rigorous of filmmakers.
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On the relationship between cooking and science: In the kitchen you need to be rigorous and precise.
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As in the aftermath of 2008, the cost of a public bailout was more rigorous public oversight.
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Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed has some of the most rigorous application of historical research ever seen in games.
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A rigorous recent study sought to settle the debate, and it had results to disappoint both camps.
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The point is to "develop and flex a more rigorous political imagination," according to one course syllabus.
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But we ordered some of each, and agreed beforehand that this was not a rigorous scientific experiment.
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Skipper, who spoke frequently about the importance of storytelling and rigorous journalism, is no longer at ESPN.
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Rigorous in concept, faultless in execution, her art is sublime in a way no one else's is.
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But battery technologies have to pass rigorous safety testing — if something goes wrong, they are miniature bombs.
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The requirements for becoming a nutritionist, a nutrition coach, or a nutrition counselor are not as rigorous.
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And one of the difficulties in designing rigorous studies is establishing just what led to players' concussions.
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But when you single out the most rigorous systematic reviews, empirical support for pay for performance evaporates.
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But Mr. Macron also called for more rigorous scrutiny of Chinese investments in competitive industries in Europe.
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Statin drugs like Lipitor and Crestor significantly reduce the risk for cardiovascular disease, rigorous studies have shown.
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Again, more rigorous standards and larger sample sizes are needed to know if the findings will hold.
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The art is rigorous, but the vibe is relaxed, smiling and uncrowded — part weekend getaway, part laboratory.
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Mr. de Blasio's administration needs rigorous oversight, just as much as the administrations of his predecessors did.
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All of the major carmakers have struggled to adjust to new, more rigorous European emissions testing procedures.
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Though Ms. Ambrose is rigorous in her research, to prepare for her roles she mostly looks inward.
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There is not as much rigorous research on tablets, but little reason to think results would differ.
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Increasingly, even textbook studies and phenomena are coming undone as researchers retest them with more rigorous designs.
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The exhibition strikes a nice balance of being fun and inviting, while also rigorous in its scholarship.
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Rigorous epidemiological studies have linked loneliness and social isolation to heart disease, cancer, depression, diabetes and suicide.
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Moreover, there is little rigorous research showing whether or not the new technologies significantly improve student outcomes.
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Mr. Bong has an eye for natural beauty, and also a kinetic and rigorous sense of motion.
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Whereas a more rigorous, but still reasonable, pace would be to lose 1% of your body weight.
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Rigorous readers, skeptics, the unindoctrinated — you won't be persuaded by "Human Diversity," but why should that matter?
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Rigorous conservation measures have contributed to a population growth from 280 gorillas in 1989 to 1,063 today.
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The physicians hope to avoid that by applying the same rigorous medical standards they practice with patients.
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The results, both song-based and purely spontaneous, reveal a rigorous mind-meld in real time. 9.
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" What is the United States doing well in terms of applying "rigorous, consistent standards across all classrooms?
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Critics never describe black music as rigorous or cerebral or mathematical, although Coltrane was interested in mathematics.
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So when it comes to defending California's rigorous standards for clean and safe drinking water, I'm ready.
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But the Falcon Heavy has not been through NASA's rigorous reviews to be judged safe for astronauts.
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A pre-market approval (PMA) is a more rigorous process and applies to higher risk medical devices.
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With this added protection, Google will subject potential hackers to a far more rigorous account recovery process.
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Ironically, a breakthrough that should accelerate the drug-approval process is subject to the rigorous regulatory system.
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These challenges haven't deterred Charles R. Morris, a writer of popular but rigorous works of economic history.
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Outside researchers praised the study's design, noting that few conservation programs are subject to such rigorous scrutiny.
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He also sticks with a rigorous workout as an investor of the Australian Fitness Franchise F45 Training.
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Fly-bys are part of rigorous preparations for the 208th anniversary of Singapore's independence on August 9th.
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During my years at CPSC we acted only when we had rigorous data to back us up.
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It is very rigorous, so I will not be able to work during the two-year program.
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Second, because rigorous program evaluations cost money, Congress should provide dedicated funding for evaluations of experimental sites.
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The animals then receive six to 2000 more months of rigorous training on the ground in Aiken.
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Biotechnology products have undergone rigorous study and been proven, time and again, to be safe and effective.
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I had probably the most rigorous routine I've ever had in my professional life for this role.
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But other less rigorous types of studies found daily fish oil did appear to help improve symptoms.
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Through rigorous exams, she had qualified for a competitive school, but she switched to a night school.
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Diversity of thought and rigorous, critical thinking are American values that Swift and many young people lack.
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Other researchers say that the methodology of the study was not rigorous enough to draw firm conclusions.
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No rigorous study has yet determined whether "stand your ground" laws promote legitimate acts of self-defense.
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Under the previous chancellor, Merryl H. Tisch, the state created a set of more rigorous licensing exams.
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Every component of the uniforms, from buttons and zippers to threads and fabrics, went through rigorous testing.
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Despite our rigorous, technical and scientific work, the Joint Investigative Mechanism came to an end on Nov.
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HUAWEI VICE PRESIDENT JOHN SUFFOLK ASKED ABOUT NORTH KOREA ALLEGATIONS, SAYS COMPANY IS RIGOROUS ON TRADE COMPLIANCE
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His solution is a wonky one: We should all be more rigorous in our cost-benefit analysis.
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We developed these products, we put them through a very rigorous scientific assessment internally, clinical and preclinical.
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They see the rigorous process of inquiry, experimentation, and analysis as two-sentence lines in a textbook.
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That was a worthy field of study, but the early work wasn't particularly rigorous by today's standards.
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Both suits claim more rigorous background checks, including fingerprinting, could have prevented incidents like this from happening.
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You know, I'm glad I had training in that, so it made me a more rigorous editor.
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We require all dark market sellers to send us samples of their goods for rigorous user testing.
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But you have, in the past, caught people doing this and been much more rigorous in that.
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The article also raised questions about how rigorous some judges were being in exercising oversight in such cases.
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Banks are also hoarding cash ahead of a rigorous quarterly inspection of their books by the central bank.
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After a year of research, planning and coding, all between his rigorous law school studies, Nelson was hooked.
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A spokesperson described a rigorous process that requires all cars to pass more than 500 inspections and tests.
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But even the most rigorous schedule touching 36 states (so far) can't compare to Netflix's 139 million subscribers.
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Nor is it fair or honest to imply that you have given Professor Friedman's paper a rigorous review.
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Despite rigorous testing, some faults don't show up until a car has been on the road for years.
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Additionally, refugees already undergo a long and rigorous vetting process by the US government and the United Nations.
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Foster would also like to see trade bans properly enforced with more rigorous checking of dried seafood shipments.
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"We're getting less rigorous scientifically because we want to get these drugs out to people faster," Brawley said.
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Candidates for Virginia governor must pass through a rigorous primary in early June before entering the general election.
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"I expect that we're going to have a very rigorous enforcement policy," Lighthizer told the Senate Finance Committee.
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I did the same journalism Master's program as Kim, a rigorous course from which she emerged with honors.
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It would first need rigorous ethical checks before the reinsurer would consider adding it to its underwriting scheme.
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One high-profile effort to retest 100 psychological experiments found only 40 percent replicated with more rigorous methods.
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Photo: GettyFor the last decade, Illinois has had the nation's most rigorous law protecting citizens' biometric privacy information.
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Part of the problem is that there just aren't enough superclusters to arrive at a statistically rigorous definition.
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That means respecting and sharing the long history of the practices, and teaching them in a rigorous way.
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More balanced, rigorous analysis is needed to help shape policies that mitigate its risks and maximize its benefits.
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This also involves more rigorous collection of membership fees (amounting to between 0.5% and 2% of annual salary).
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As seen in the copious plans on view here, they are conceived with rigorous engineering clarity and efficiency.
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In that case, her job was to keep Winter on track, administering the school's rigorous curriculum on set.
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In contrast to dirty data, "clean data" is supported by rigorous scientific experimentation that minimizes variability and biases.
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In the rigorous, one-year program, MFE students learn about computational finance within the context of business applications.
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And an elite athlete would also have far more rigorous nutritional needs than someone who just exercises casually.
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"We will follow a process that is robust, rigorous and we will leave no stone unturned," he said.
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Any successor to Mr Comey nominated by the president must face the most rigorous examination of their impartiality.
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Its airport screening process is especially rigorous, starting when travelers buy plane tickets to and from the country.
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If you make the cut, you'll have six rigorous weeks of free pitch coaching with our Battlefield team.
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Cabify also said it has a 24-hour help line and runs rigorous background checks on its drivers.
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After a rigorous three-month long search, the next Mr. Clean was found in Georgia native Mike Jackson.
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In order to prove their apparel withstands the coldest temperatures, some brands have taken to rigorous lab testing.
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We're still waiting for rigorous independent studies to weigh in, and we could be waiting for a while.
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ESP has produced no rigorous studies showing that schools are promoting left-wing ideas and non-traditional lifestyles.
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Later in the episode she took Kourtney to a fire station to take part in some rigorous drills.
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But he recognised that the question could not be answered satisfactorily without rigorous and careful study of data.
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There are some very rigorous rules as to how the voices can move in relation to each other.
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We deeply regret that the results violated GQ's rigorous standards of editorial excellence and the laws of nature.
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"Cannabis has not been through Health Canada's rigorous pharmaceutical regulatory process," said Canadian Medical Association President Laurent Marcoux.
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But it demands a high level of technical skill and awareness as well as rigorous drills and practice.
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Mr Liu's stories are scientifically rigorous; Mr Han's are allegorical and uncanny—but also grittier and more subversive.
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But behind every crafted post are even more crafted recipes that require heavy rolling, kneading, and rigorous mixing.
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It's possible that as more studies come out with different or more rigorous methodologies, the results could differ.
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We have no doubt Sarah will continue to contribute thoughtful and rigorous reporting and analysis at the Times.
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To avoid this situation the industry must be rigorous in measuring the outcomes of these investments, she added.
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" The panel also urges rigorous oversight and a "continued reassessment of both health and societal benefits and risks.
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This cable is also MFi-certified, which means it passed Apple's rigorous testing standards and received their blessing.
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Still, the lack of a rigorous trial leaves questions about how safe and effective the procedure really is.
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In practice, this widespread entanglement makes the full, rigorous equations needed to describe ferromagnetism impossible to write down.
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Flawless penmanship and a rigorous grasp of Latin were once considered de riguer for any well-educated person.
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"My company was awarded the contract after a rigorous process so I don't see any wrongdoing," he said.
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At the same time, he cautions that it's ultimately up to regulatory bodies to require more rigorous measures.
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The South Korean company has made "necessary improvements" and run "rigorous tests" on the phone, it announced Thursday.
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"Refugee resettlement applicants of all nationalities are subject to rigorous background security checks," he said in a statement.
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But rigorous enforcement of immigration laws will nearly always mean one thing: deportation, the harshest of all consequences.
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Although the company is always looking to add to its network, the Toptal screening process is very rigorous.
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An "off-the-shelf" test "takes longer and has to pass through rigorous FDA regulatory evaluations," Adalja said.
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However, it requires multiple daily injections and rigorous meal plans and vigilance, hard enough for adults to maintain.
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The next wave is looking to bring rigorous quality control, professional marketing, and vertical integration to the industry.
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Those are not as rigorous academic studies in the way the Donohue study is, but they're very enlightening.
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He knew the Olympics were in reach if he could withstand an even more rigorous degree of training.
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The latest UN sanctions allow for less rigorous inspections in the case of goods needed for humanitarian purposes.
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But he was as rigorous in holding black leaders to account as he was with their white predecessors.
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The review includes several steps: Although very rigorous, this process has been successfully carried out in the past.
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He wrote back in an email: There is a very rigorous framework of security and data privacy consent.
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Without a fairly rigorous editorial framework, Bulletin could easily be taken over by rumors and completely invented stories.
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When the court uses this rigorous standard, the statute being scrutinized is nearly always struck down as unconstitutional.
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She said the agency took the safety of its personnel seriously and did continuous, rigorous reviews of risk.
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The FCC, by contrast, has a more rigorous responsibility: To ensure that the deal serves the public interest.
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