The three units, known as Rota 1, Rota 2 and Rota 3, comprise roughly 1,000 kilometers (621.37 miles) of pipelines stretching from the Santos basin to the coast.
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His grandfather, Carlos Rota, started the Caife record company in the 0003s, and what Mr. Lofredo Rota, 29, had stumbled on was a complete archive of that label's master tapes.
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"They have a credibility issue," says Kerim Rota, a former banker.
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Many of them are warmed by the music of Nino Rota.
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This is Matt Rota who does a lot of illustrations for VICE.
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Voting was held Saturday evening on the islands Tinian, Saipan and Rota.
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"Thanks to him I do this profession," Mr. Muti said of Rota.
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He is the son of Tiziana Rota and Giampiero Giassi of Bergamo, Italy.
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At the end we were about 100 people working there, on a rota.
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Marie MP Terry Sheehan, House Speaker Anthony Rota and Sudbury Mayor Brian Bigger.
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Especially if everyone has agreed to cook meals in advance on a rota.
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News Analysis ROTA, Spain — For President Obama, war is never far from his thoughts.
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That's what Huh did when he and his collaborators began to attack the Rota conjecture.
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One of the largest is the Rota das Bandeiras, in Sao Paulo, Brazil's richest state.
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Port Operations Facilities at Naval Station Rota in Spain are losing out on $21.6 million.
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Rota has four guided-missile destroyers permanently deployed there, deployed just after Russia invaded Crimea.
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It's even possible that their participation in the royal rota might end sooner than expected.
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The territory includes 14 islands, with the majority of residents living on Saipan, Tinian, and Rota.
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Another center suspended operations this year after 15 babies caught rota virus, which can cause diarrhea.
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In this case, Rota made "limited factual corrections" after Seeking Alpha contacted him about Farmland's rebuttal.
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Another centre suspended operations this year after 15 babies caught rota virus, which can cause diarrhoea.
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It falls to enthusiasts like Mr. Lofredo Rota to pursue such endeavors on their own time.
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Cuando era niño, guardaba fotografías de mis padres en una caja de zapatos vieja y rota.
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Months later, Mr. Lofredo Rota tracked down an Ampex ATR-700 gathering dust at a repair shop.
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Mr. Lofredo Rota, an artist and music producer, started identifying those mystery tapes without any technological aids.
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It was 1980, and no one was buying jazz records or soundtracks by Nino Rota, Fellini's composer.
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Harry and Markle listed the media brands that benefit from the royal rota system on their website
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Huh's work on the Rota conjecture involved a reconception of a venerable area of mathematics called Hodge theory.
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At Illinois, Huh began the work that would ultimately lead him to a proof of the Rota conjecture.
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There may be some in the royal rota wondering where the choice of the Huffington Post leaves them.
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There's also a base at Rota, Spain, but it's unclear if they launch any drone strikes from there.
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Rota 2030 lowers by at least 3 percentage points the tax on industrial products applied to "flex" motors.
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"Royal rota journalists are being kept further away from her than we were before the wedding," he claimed.
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He checks the rota on his tablet, tells me I've been assigned to production line 3B, building 7.
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As the world transitioned to stereo technology, it may have been hard for Mr. Rota to keep up.
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Rota Fortunae, Latin for "Wheel of Fortune," disclosed that it has an unspecified short position in Farmland shares.
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They had identified it as a business center called Rota, which is actually located at 19/4 Panfilov Street.
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Still, shares have never quite recovered, and Rota told Reuters that Farmland has yet to substantively address his concerns.
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Rota submitted his Farmland analysis to the agency's whistleblower hotline, while Farmland later briefed SEC staff on its side.
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But their definition of that media has also widened beyond the traditional royal rota network of journalists and photographers.
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Madrid plans to run Atalanta from the Rota naval base in southern Spain, replacing the Northwood site outside London.
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Rota is best known today for the film scores he composed for Fellini and Francis Ford Coppola ("The Godfather").
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The royal rota system was created to coordinate media coverage of the royal family more than 40 years ago.
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The workaholic Lenin imposed strict Bolshevik discipline, including a sleep rota and two classes of tickets for the only lavatory.
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The storm savagely battered the islands of Tinian, Saipan and Rota, with the eye completely engulfing Tinian at midday Wednesday.
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They became necessary in part because of a new holiday rota system that has left the airline short of pilots.
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The surprisingly rotten score by Nino Rota contains a quotation from 'Manhattan Serenade' as a plane lands in Los Angeles.
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The 7,344-yard, par-71 seaside links will present new challenges having not been on the Open rota since 1951.
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Anastasius marked the document with a single cross, written inside a circular symbol, known as a rota, near the center.
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The Northern Mariana Islands, a United States commonwealth in the Pacific Ocean, northeast of Guam, include Saipan, Tinian and Rota.
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"We have hope, and our idea for the Motor Show was that we would have Rota 2030 in place," Megale said.
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Tinian and Rota, which with Saipan make up the Northern Mariana Islands, are smaller, with a combined population of about 7,000.
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The bottom line: This storm is likely to cause widespread, extreme damage on the small islands of Saipan, Tinian and Rota.
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Founded in 2013, Planday has developed a flexible rota scheduling platform that is used by businesses to help manage shift workers.
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Following those meetings, he will head to Rota, where he's been scheduled to speak with military personnel serving in the region.
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In Seville, he is scheduled to do some sightseeing and speak to the troops at the American naval station in Rota.
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After graduating from basic training, he reported to a naval station in Virginia in 1963, and later served in Rota, Spain.
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Para los que requerían atención especial, como un niño con una pierna rota, Elisondo programó un traslado al hospital local mexicano.
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By that point he'd learned that Read's conjecture was a special case of a larger and more significant problem—the Rota conjecture.
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Although this may seem unlikely (after all, the royal rota has been running successfully for more than 40 years) it's not impossible.
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Sightseeing in Seville, as the president had planned to do, was easy to skip; surveying the military hardware in Rota was not.
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He had trained with Cristina Rota, Pilar López and the Royal Conservatory of Dance and was living in Britain with his partner.
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The man spent two days in Mexico City, but didn't display symptoms until returning to the US, according to La Silla Rota.
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Harry has also filed suit against the owners of The Sun and The Daily Mirror, two other members of the Royal Rota.
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That makes it difficult for them to post photos on their Instagram accounts without allowing the Royal Rota to publish them first.
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An official with road operator Rota do Oeste said protesters would let only passenger vehicles, ambulances and live or perishable cargo get through.
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Removing themselves from "royal rota" coverage has sparked an outcry among UK media and drew a protest from the National Union of Journalists.
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For K12 Inc, its shares fell 1.5 percent on April 16 and 0.6 percent on April 18, the dates of Rota Fortunae's posts.
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"Historically, the understanding with the Royal Rota expects that if Their Royal Highnesses were to release a photo that has never been seen, they would be expected to give the image to The Rota (of which four of the seven are UK tabloids) simultaneously or in advance of their own release," Meghan and Harry wrote on a website detailing their departure.
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He is best known for his proof, with the mathematicians Eric Katz and Karim Adiprasito, of a long-standing problem called the Rota conjecture.
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The short seller behind the Rota moniker told Reuters he planned to challenge Mitts' assertions and would continue his defense of first amendment rights.
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"I suspect keeping the rota [royal correspondants] further away is about settling her in and nothing to do with any previous stories," he said.
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I loved magazines like RayGun, Nest, Interview, The Face, and obscure Mexican cult mags like La Regla Rota ( The Broken Rule) and La Guillotina.
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Her death in March 2015, just a week after Mr. Lofredo Rota discovered her songs in the collection, brought a fresh sense of urgency.
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If you can't find them, I also recommend Lambruscos from Lini 910, Fattoria Moretto, Medici Ermete, Vittorio Graziano, Villa di Corlo, Rota and Fiorini.
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The plan, known as Rota 2030, replaces a previous package of tax exemptions known as Innova Auto that had expired at the end of 2017.
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That's why not following the cleaning rota you set up with your housemates often leads to screaming matches, or a casual case of entrenched bitterness.
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Unite's regional officer Wullie Wallace said that talks were planned for Thursday between its members and Total to discuss pay and a new rota scheme.
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The destroyer in Rota is a pillar of a missile-defense program that Mr. Obama has stuck with despite the tensions it raises with Moscow.
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Lloyd's said its Italian office staff remain on a rota, with around one-third of employees in the office and two-thirds working from home.
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The Royal Rota system typically dictates how official royal events are covered, Kristin Contino, chief reporter at Royal Central, wrote to me in an email.
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He will also address troops at Naval Station Rota in the southern region of Andalusia, before heading back to the United States on Sunday night.
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Yet that paper didn't solve the hardest part of the Rota conjecture—proving log concavity for "nonrealizable" matroids, which comprise the vast majority of all matroids.
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The 72-year-old served in the Navy from 1963 to 1967 as an aviation boatswain's mate, and was deployed for a while in Rota, Spain.
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With that in mind, the President will tour the U.S. Naval Station in Rota, Spain, where four U.S. Navy vessels are stationed to bolster NATO security.
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Those working outside their regular rota would fly one direction and get paid to sit in business class on the return leg, increasing El Al's costs.
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Recently, Brazil's legislature issued a series of tax incentives, dubbed Rota 2030, which offer significant benefits to car makers who choose to invest in ethanol research.
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By taking over the mission at Rota, Spain also hopes to cement its new status as one of the EU's military "operational headquarters", with French blessing.
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"This music had a parenthesis of time when it wasn't in anybody's ears," Mr. Lofredo Rota said in an interview at his family home in Quito.
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The company's newest itinerary follows the Rota Vicentina in southern Portugal, a long-distance hiking trail along the coast where fisherman cast from atop the cliffs.
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In May, Muirfield voted to retain its ban on women members and was immediately removed from the Open rota by British golf's governing body The Royal & Ancient.
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"It is an appalling scandal," said Rota, who was called down to Rome after helping to turn around the transport system in the northern city of Milan.
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On their new website, Meghan and Harry spend an entire page outlining their perspective on the rota and explaining why they will no longer participate in it.
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By ending their participation in the rota system, they will no longer have to give preferential treatment to the British tabloids that have been unfair to them.
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It says the couple will effectively boycott the "Royal Rota," a four-decade-old arrangement that provides pooled access to the public activities of the royal family.
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They have made it clear that they will no longer take part in the Royal Rota, the press pool that chronicles the activities of the royal family.
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For a while there was a rota system for security patrolling, he says, but now every team member knows to keep an eye out whenever they are outdoors.
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Shell, for example, said last month its teams in the UK North Sea will switch to a less tiring rota of two weeks offshore then three weeks onshore.
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Otros levantaron los puros sobre sus cabezas, perpendiculares al suelo, y los tocaron con sus labios, como si estuvieran tomando helado de la punta rota de un cono.
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The café's toilet was located right by the kitchen, and Seamus could not but notice what looked like a rota pinned to the back of the kitchen door.
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The forward deployment model is one the US uses in Rota, Spain, for ballistic missile defense in Europe, and in Japan for BMD and presence in that region.
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"We must compete with alternative growth options that might be considered more attractive," such as growth through mergers and acquisitions or investing in shale oil production, Rota said.
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It aims at discovering 2 to 3 billion barrels of oil and gas this year through drilling 115 offshore wells near Africa, Mexico, Norway and Asia, Rota said.
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In other workplaces some seats will be tacitly reserved for those with seniority; who would dare sit in the seat of the person who decides your work rota?
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In other workplaces, some seats will be tacitly reserved for those with seniority; who would dare sit in the seat of the person who decides your work rota?
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With realizable matroids, there was a very straightforward way to do this, which is why Huh and Katz's proof for that piece of the Rota conjecture came so quickly.
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Rota is 1,200 miles from Libya, while the UK is more than 1,500 miles away, and Djibouti nearly 2,000 — well beyond the likely combat range of an armed Reaper.
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That would be removing themselves from the royal rota system, something they said they plan to do as they negotiate a new position for themselves within the royal family.
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For those unfamiliar, the royal rota is a pool of reporters from seven U.K. publications that was set up 40 years ago to grant press access to royal engagements.
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"I understand their desire to escape the royal-rota system — which essentially gives equal weight and credence to a handful of legitimate publications and several gossip rags," she said.
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Farmland sued Rota Fortunae - Latin for "wheel of fortune" - and other unnamed individuals alleging a "malicious scheme" to profit from the spread of false information and well-timed stock options.
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Royal Birkdale, where the 146th version of the championship starts next Thursday, is perhaps the fairest test on the Open rota, however, one that has never produced a lucky winner.
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A former worker said an architect turned up dead during construction, and local news site La Silla Rota reported that a drug cartel at one point took over the site.
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Since Harry and Meghan plan to reject public funds and become financially independent in their new roles, they do not believe they should be subject to the rota system anymore.
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Total is seeking to extend the time workers at its fields spend offshore to three-week rotations instead of two, matching the rota system at its newly acquired Maersk fields.
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There were moments when it seemed as though the experiment was working: there was a rota system for jobs around the camp, and a few weeks when the mackerel came in.
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One shows Toscanini in conversation with a young Nino Rota, a composer who became a crucial mentor to Mr. Muti starting from his student days at the conservatory in Bari, Italy.
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Some shareholders would prefer that oil firms stick to other, less risky growth options, said Federico Arisi Rota, executive vice president Americas for Italy's Eni, which operates major offshore drilling projects.
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"It was written when I was 20," Stefano Righi — better known by his stage name, Johnson Righeira — said of the song he and his partner, Stefano Rota, wrote in the 1980s.
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After Harry and Markle quit their royal duties earlier this month, they published new media guidelines on their website, which state they will no longer co-operate with the royal rota.
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Harry and Meghan will no longer participate in the Royal Rota system and instead elect to "provide access to credible media outlets focused on objective news reporting" to cover certain events.
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The UK media outlets that currently make up the royal rota are the Daily Express, the Daily Mail, the Daily Mirror, the Evening Standard, the Telegraph, the Times, and the Sun.
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The U.S. Tsunami Warning System said there was no tsunami threat To Guam, Rota, Tinian or Saipan from the earthquake, which the USGS said hit at a depth of 143 km.
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The Daily Express, the Daily Mail, the Daily Mirror, the Evening Standard, The Telegraph, The Times, and The Sun are all listed as brands that are part of the rota system.
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Author Octavio Martínez Michel, in an opinion column published by the website La Silla Rota (The Broken Chair) posts a Mexican flag with a drawing of the dead baby in the background.
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His father, Felice, was a railway stationmaster, socialist and amateur actor, and his mother, Pina Rota, wrote an acclaimed autobiography, "Il Paese delle Rane" ("The Country of Frogs"), about her peasant family.
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In "Rota do tabaco" (2016), Dalton Paula visits cities in Brazil and Cuba with colonial histories in the tobacco industry and where many of the inhabitants are the descendants of African slaves.
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Con esto se confirma que la "marca Chile" —la noción generalizada de que ese país es la democracia más estable y próspera de América Latina gracias a su revolución capitalista— está rota.
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That makes Guantánamo larger than the naval base in Bahrain, home to the Fifth Fleet, and the naval base in Rota, Spain, which are among the Pentagon's most strategically valuable overseas hubs.
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" Says Chicago Review Press Senior Editor Kara Rota, "Behind every woman that's ever been dismissed as crazy, there's likely a man (or a whole list of them) that made her that way.
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However, the relationship has always abided by a set of precedents established 40 years ago in the "Royal Rota" system to give British media exclusive access to members of the royal family.
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"The Royal Rota System is broken and it's astonishing the rest of the Royals keep it going," Kristen Meinzer, a British Royals Commentator, for multiple media outlets told Mashable in an email.
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Scaparrotti, the commander of European Command and the NATO Supreme Allied Commander-Europe, specifically requested two addition naval destroyers to join the four already stationed in Rota, Spain, to help counter Russia.
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Adiprasito initially wanted to be a chef and spent time backpacking around India before settling down in combinatorics, the area of mathematics that's home to graph theory and problems like the Rota conjecture.
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This is how the Satanists we saw in "Return To Murder House," — Anton LeLaVey (Carlo Rota), Miss Miriam Meade (Kathy Bates), and Samantha Crowe (Naomi Grossman) — arrive at the Campbell's home in 2024.
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And the festival will close with the New York premiere of Felix Germán's La Isla Rota (Broken Island), the story of a Haitian boy who witnesses his parents' murder at the Dominican border.
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Rota 2030 was voted on by Brazil's lower chamber on Wednesday, by the Senate on Thursday and then signed by Temer, who also attended the inauguration of the Sao Paulo International Motor Show.
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While the initial Rota 2030 bill provided fiscal incentives for both local industry as well as auto imports, Congress excluded the incentives for imports, raising the possibility the program will also be questioned.
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" It will feature new arrangements for the harp of music by the Italian classical and film composer Nino Rota, best known for his scores for movies including "The Godfather" and "La Dolce Vita.
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Part of this "step forward" means the couple no longer have to work with the royal rota, a group of journalists from British newspapers who attend and report on all royal family engagements.
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"Three years later, and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have announced that, as part of their "step back" from the royal family, they will no longer be cooperating with the "royal rota.
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Toyota said in a statement that it made the decision to build the Corolla in Brazil in part thanks to a package of tax incentives passed by the country's Congress, known as Rota 2030.
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Members of a rapid-response team ordered to Libya sat on a runway at an air base in Rota, Spain, for three hours and changed in and out of their uniforms four times. Adm.
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Kurz told Austrian media that commissioners should be appointed according to a rota system among the member states, reports confirmed by a foreign ministry spokesman, rather than every member state providing its own commissioner.
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As Lainey Gossip reports, the only media outlets invited were members of the royal rota, which indicates that the Queen and the rest of the royal family plan to stick with the status quo.
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The couple announced they are to radically change media access to their official engagements, and will no longer participate in the traditional "royal rota" system, which is an agreement providing access for royal correspondents.
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The couple announced they are to radically change media access to their official engagements, and will no longer participate in the traditional "royal rota" system, which is an agreement providing access for royal correspondents.
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Rota is now home to 200 Guam rails and a further 60 to 80 live on Cocos Island, a tiny atoll off the southern tip of Guam, where releases have taken place since 2010.
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The offer takes into consideration the 650 million reais ($166.15 million) in loans that the operator, Rota das Bandeiras, has already taken out with Farallon, Valor Economico reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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As it approached the US island territories of Saipan, Tinian, and Rota in the Northern Mariana Islands near Guam Thursday (local time, Wednesday for mainland United States), the typhoon was carrying 252 mph winds.
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That problem was posed 56 years ago by the Italian mathematician Gian-Carlo Rota, and it deals with combinatorial objects—Tinkertoy-like constructions, like graphs, which are "combinations" of points and line segments glued together.
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Why it matters: Per Axios' Andrew Freedman: With maximum sustained winds of 180 mph when it hit Tinian, Saipan and Rota, Super Typhoon Yutu was tied for the strongest storm seen on Earth in 2018.
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The duke and duchess announced on their Sussex Royal website that they would no longer partake in the "royal rota," a system that allows a rotation of British newspapers and tabloids to attend their engagements.
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Meghan and Harry are suing the publisher of The Daily Mail, a member of the Royal Rota, over alleged misuse of private information, infringement of copyright, and breach of the Data Protection Act of 2018.
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"The core group of UK outlets with Royal Rota access remain the predominant news source through which worldwide media organizations receive content on the official engagements of members of the Royal Family," the website reads.
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As signed into law, Rota 2030 will run for 15 years and provide tax credits over the next five years estimated to total 2.1 billion reais ($560 million) in 2019 and 1.5 billion reais in 2020.
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Katz read Huh's proof of Read's conjecture and observed that if he cut out one particular step in the argument, he could apply the methods from that paper to get a partial proof of the Rota conjecture.
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According to the Studio Rota Porta, an Italian labor consultancy, the minimum wage in the textile industry should be roughly €7.08 per hour, lower than those for other sectors including food (€8.70), construction (€8) and finance (€11.51).
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That's partly because of the couple's role in the royal family, but also because of their participation in the Royal Rota system, a long-standing agreement between the royal family and a group of legacy British publications.
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Road operator Rota do Oeste said the BR-163 federal road in Mato Grosso, Brazil's top grains producing state, was partially blocked early in the day close to Sorriso, a municipality in the northern part of the state.
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The new subsidy program, known as Rota 2030, will give tax benefits according to energy efficiency standards and engine power performance, without local content rules that breached WTO norms and raised prospects of trade retaliation, the newspaper reported.
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The royalty has something called the "Royal Rota" system, a pool of reporters from seven British newspapers who cover the various public events the royal family attends — and it was put in place well before Instagram ever existed.
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Bruno Rota quit Atac on Friday, just three months after taking charge of the Italian capital's bus, metro and tram network, saying he was unable to salvage the firm and feared possible legal action tied to any eventual collapse.
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Basically, the couple will be deciding on their own which press they speak to rather than relying on a traditional press pool scheme, known as the Royal Rota System, that gives certain British publications exclusive access to Royals coverage.
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Novator was built in 2015 by a company that is part of a holding company called Rota Development, owned by one Dmitry Sablin, who has served as a member in the State Duma, Russia's lower house of parliament, since 2003.
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En ese segundo punto, hicieron énfasis especial en su decisión de operar fuera del llamado Royal Rota, un acuerdo de la prensa de la familia real que ofrece acceso especial perpetuo a periodistas de siete publicaciones británicas, incluyendo algunos tabloides.
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Sailors and their families on two military bases -- Hampton Roads, Virginia, and Rota, Spain -- are testing the features of the free app during a six-month trial period that began in October "prior to its Navywide launch," according to the Navy press release.
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SAO PAULO, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Brazilian police have cleared blockades by protesting truckers at three points of a main road for soy and corn shipments in the country's top grains producing state of Mato Grosso, highway operator Rota do Oeste said on Wednesday.
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So here's what we're going to do: I've drawn up a rota (attached) which somehow manages to pick the least convenient time for any of you to do anything and says you now have to clean the bathroom in that time instead.
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Harry and Markle will work with "grassroots media organizations" rather than long-established brands, and they won&apost participate in the royal rota system, which gives outlets like The Sun, the Daily Mirror, and the Daily Mail "inside access" to the royal family.
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Back to the wild Eight years after the surviving rails were captured, conservationists started releasing captive-bred birds into the wild -- not on Guam, where they would likely be eaten, but on Rota, a small, snake-free island about 30 miles northeast.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex&aposs "step back" from the royal family means they no longer have to cooperate with the "royal rota," a system that allows royal reporters from British newspapers to attend and report on the royal family&aposs engagements.
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On Thursday, Brazil's Congress approved a long-awaited incentive plan for automakers known as Rota 2030, which will give tax breaks for factories in the Northeast region as well as for developing cars powered by ethanol, drawn by Brazil's strong sugar cane production.
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Secondo lo Studio Rota Porta che si occupa di consulenza del lavoro, il salario minimo nel settore tessile dovrebbe attestarsi intorno ai 7,903 euro all'ora, più basso di quello di altri settori, incluso quello alimentare (8,70 euro), costruzioni (8,00 euro) e finanziario (11,51 euro).
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" Cummins was born in Rota, Spain, where her father was stationed in the Navy, and grew up in Gaithersburg, Md. She studied English and communications at Towson University, then spent two years in Belfast, Ireland, where she worked as a bartender and wrote "terrible poetry.
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We also came up with a rota for the cows to graze our fallow fields—every man invited Rukorera to bring the cows to his patch, not just in order to fertilize the land and receive milk in return but because having cows again made us happy.
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Credit...Purnima Shrestha para The New York Times KATMANDÚ, Nepal — Habían pasado once días desde que una válvula rota redujo a un escueto goteo el suministro del sistema de agua del distrito y los teléfonos del negocio de camiones cisterna de Pradeep Tamanz no paraban de sonar.
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In its heyday, Rompo Gym was so packed full of foreign fighters you would have to queue up for pad work with one of the pot-bellied Thai trainers (who could forget the Falstaff girth of Mr. Tua?) and skip on a rota in the adjacent car park.
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QUITO, Ecuador — When Daniel Lofredo Rota began clearing out the apartment of his dead grandfather here in April 2014, he found several tons of newspaper, stacks of letters, broken typewriters and about 300 magnetic reel-to-reel tapes, almost perfectly preserved after 45 years in a cool, dry place.
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There are a large number of shift, temp and blue collar work finder apps targeting a similar fast-paced, high turnover employment need in the the US and Europe — including the likes of Bacon, Catapult, Gig, JobToday, Limber, Rota, Shiftgig, Shiifty, Snag and Syft to name a few.
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The Sussex Royal website details the new approach they plan to take in regards to interacting with media, which includes handpicking reporters who can cover their engagements, and no longer participating in the Royal Rota system, which gives royal reporters from British publications access to report on the family&aposs engagements.
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Since at least 2010, a group within La Unión de Tepito, known as "Los Marco Polos," has been in charge of going to China with thousands of dollars in cash to secure counterfeit clothes, jewelry and accessories to be sold in the shops and markets of central Mexico City, according to La Silla Rota.
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The Romania installation is the first land-based defensive missile launcher in Europe and will join other elements of the NATO defensive shield, including a command-and-control center at Ramstein Air Base, Germany, a radar installation in Turkey and four ships capable of identifying enemy missiles and firing their own SM-3s based in Rota, Spain.
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" From there, the debate broke out into a discussion on dealing with "unparliamentary language" to which Assistant Deputy Speaker Anthony Rota of the liberal party helpfully provided some mediation: "There are times in the chamber when passion takes over, things get heated, and sometimes we say things that are out of order or that may not be parliamentary.
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In a statement accompanying the shock announcement late Wednesday that they would be stepping back from their duties as senior royals, the couple wrote that they will no longer participate in the Royal Rota system, the pool of British journalists that for decades has covered all royal events and shares information and photos with other media.
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