I've never been told, satisfactorily, why I have a stutter.
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Unfortunately, the FTC has yet to address satisfactorily the problem.
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But clearly teachers unions disagree that the situation is resolved satisfactorily.
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Only the teaching goes satisfactorily, and that's no consolation at all.
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And which do you think it has no chance of resolving satisfactorily?
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"We have had our concerns satisfactorily addressed in this agreement," he said.
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Unlike the other categories of quake, these convulsions couldn't be satisfactorily explained.
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It may be getting harder for women to satisfactorily combine work and motherhood.
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"Plaintiff has not proved that he was performing his job satisfactorily," he wrote.
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And at this point, those questions have not been answered satisfactorily for me.
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My current biweekly salary is not enough to eat satisfactorily even one day.
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While never satisfactorily untangling the source material, she takes other, extreme liberties with it.
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"[T]hese irregularities, these misstatements, these omissions were not satisfactorily explained," Barr told NBC.
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The question now is, how can society satisfactorily meet people's religious and spiritual needs?
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It also said it satisfactorily answered valuation questions from the SEC as recently as 2013.
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For example, health care can be satisfactorily provided by private companies within the free market.
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I had it in the northwest, but was having trouble filling the surrounding area satisfactorily.
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All employees are required to satisfactorily perform the essential duties and responsibilities of their positions.
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I suspect, in time, it will age just as satisfactorily, but it's also possible I'm wrong.
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The ACLU believes he must satisfactorily answer questions on these issues before a confirmation vote proceeds.
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But, if these and similar questions are answered satisfactorily, Tillerson should be confirmed to the position.
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They can't see whether Ahrendts' departure, announced on Tuesday, signifies problems or a mission satisfactorily completed.
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If the mystery of this film is never satisfactorily solved, it's not for want of clues.
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Other Cabinet rank officials have failed to satisfactorily fulfill roles they have been practicing for decades.
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The question of how much Andrew knew about Epstein's illegal activities may never be satisfactorily answered.
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That leaves the movie with a hole at its center and a question that's never satisfactorily answered.
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It remains to be seen whether Esmail can satisfactorily pay off a concept this dense and twisty.
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There can be no pretense that Trump has satisfactorily confronted the racists who shamed America this weekend.
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The bank said its operations in the Baltic region had not performed satisfactorily despite efficiency-enhancing measures.
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About You:To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
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Maybe a quiet life would be better, we'd think, but our noisy one goes on satisfactorily enough.
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said banks were not satisfactorily transferring the cuts in policy rates.
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That issue isn't satisfactorily resolved in 73 minutes, which is just enough time to make you hungry.
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Conversely, very small portions that will not feed all people present satisfactorily can also backfire by increasing competitiveness.
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He called out Elizabeth Warren when she failed to satisfactorily explain how she'd pay for Medicare for All.
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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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The droplets' phospholipid membranes proved no barrier to the passage of dioxins, which accumulated satisfactorily in the oil.
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Poor leaders intimidate and bully employees, often threatening them to fire them if work is not completed satisfactorily.
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The notion that Chinese cannot manage Hong Kong affairs satisfactorily is a leftover from the old colonial mentality.
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These stories underline how hard it is to satisfactorily answer the question of why terrorists commit heinous crimes.
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No territorial deed or real estate registry can satisfactorily resolve disagreements over divine intentions for a sacred space.
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The F.D.I.C. concluded that 80 percent of the time, bank managers satisfactorily addressed issues the regulator had cited.
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Securitas said Fields performed his duties "satisfactorily" and was on vacation leave when he attended the rally in Charlottesville.
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He said Brazil's main customers have resumed buying after the government satisfactorily answered questions on the safety of products.
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We have approached them with deep collaboration with our clients and these audits have resulted satisfactorily with positive conclusion.
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Brown also never satisfactorily reconciles why she wanted to insert herself into the endless cocktail surf of the '80s.
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At the same time, there is a history of devastating crimes that haven't been satisfactorily solved, fueling conspiracy theories.
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Many other prosecutors, however, will sign up a defendant as a cooperator if he satisfactorily answers certain limited questions.
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Besides, Dyson says elsewhere that the model dries hands satisfactorily in a mere 12 seconds, so which is it?
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We keep the reports open until we have assurances that VA has satisfactorily fulfilled their commitments to implement the recommendations.
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Although many of our merchandise categories performed satisfactorily, outdoor furniture was affected by internal and external pressures, including competitive pricing.
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But it has not satisfactorily answered the question of how those who express controversial opinions at work should be handled.
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But Facebook has never satisfactorily explained why erectile dysfunction drugs do not fall into the pleasure or sexual enhancement categories.
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"If they can answer these six questions satisfactorily to themselves, then it is probably not an impulse purchase," said Benson.
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If Sessions doesn't comply with the request or "satisfactorily provided a good faith commitment for complying in full" by Oct.
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Tax returns would not fully or satisfactorily answer these questions, but they would shed a good deal of light on them.
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For a brief moment, it appeared as though the questions raised Monday night had been satisfactorily settled by all involved parties.
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The company's Institutional Client Services businesses performed satisfactorily, in Fitch's opinion, when taken in the context of the challenging market backdrop.
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Often the verses that trigger this are controversial ones about slavery or gender that family members and imams cannot explain satisfactorily.
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MS's investment management segment continues to perform satisfactorily despite continuing to experience some modest overall net outflows from its fund platform.
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"The tropical oils segment and consumer products sub-segment continued to perform satisfactorily," the company said in its profit warning statement.
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Tigar ruled that the Pentagon had not satisfactorily explained why new screening adopted by the Trump administration in 2017 was needed.
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In addition, because you are offering higher wages, it is significantly easier to hire replacements for those who don't perform satisfactorily.
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It is clear from the beginning who the favored characters are, and we can be assured they will end up satisfactorily.
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Job Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.
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The formal partition of Bosnia under the Dayton Accords satisfactorily ended a terrible war among the Serbs, Bosnian Muslims, and Croats.
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Bennet has said he decided to run for president because no other candidate was satisfactorily discussing the overarching issues he identifies.
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"We have cooperated fully in the investigation and provided information that we believed satisfactorily answered the questions raised," the school said.
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"If I were a Democrat primary voter, I'd want these questions satisfactorily answered before I cast my final vote," Johnson said.
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"If I were a Democrat primary voter, I'd want these questions satisfactorily answered before I cast my final vote," Johnson said.
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Six hours of television would be enough to cover the histories of most countries satisfactorily, but China is not most countries.
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The core statement in my opinion by the IG is that these irregularities, these misstatements, these omissions were not satisfactorily explained.
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Imagine a world in which all depressing news can be satisfactorily digested in 90 second segments without it being wildly socially irresponsible.
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" It added the affected companies - Reliance Capital Ltd , Reliance Infrastructure Ltd and Reliance Power Ltd - were "performing satisfactorily on all operating parameters.
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My advice was that if he couldn't satisfactorily answer those questions, it was probably the right move to turn down the deal.
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Officers "smelled an odor of alcohol" and administered a sobriety test, which Bell "did not satisfactorily complete," spokeswoman Tahnee Lightfoot told PEOPLE.
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In the years since Maxwell initially proposed his hypothetical, physicists have managed to satisfactorily explain away the evident paradox of Maxwell's demon.
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They taught me that if we use all our senses all the time, we are able to inhabit any place more satisfactorily.
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"Unfortunately, over the years we have not been able to deal with this satisfactorily that we can do without this," Merkel added.
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Critics also say that the chicken ritual is tradition, not holy law, and kaporos can be carried out satisfactorily by donating money.
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But the students said problems of insensitivity remained, and not all of them thought Pine Bush school officials handled bias complaints satisfactorily.
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The two reached out to The Times after neither high-ranking police officials nor City Hall had responded satisfactorily to their complaints.
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But the regulator said late Friday that the company had now satisfactorily addressed its concerns, including removing a presentation from a website.
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The group goes on to claim that the commission hasn't satisfactorily explained how they'll search and produce records related to the email accounts.
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The expert pointed to federal requirements that contractors set aside substantial amounts of money as a guarantee that the project is completed satisfactorily.
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The overarching theme of the documentary is captured adequately in its title, but unfortunately Paine is unable to satisfactorily answer his own question.
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It said PTSB failed to warn customers about the consequences of decisions relating to their mortgage and failed to engage satisfactorily with regulators.
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HSBC's large loan books in the UK and Hong Kong remain clean, while the rest of Europe and Asia overall has also performed satisfactorily.
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"It doesn't seem like an ag bill can move until we get this immigration issue worked out satisfactorily," Perry said after meeting with Ryan.
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There are urgent ethical questions about the AI work Google is doing — and no real avenue by which the board could address them satisfactorily.
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The series has never satisfactorily explained why you'd want robot slaves that look and act exactly like people, when that clearly freaks actual humans out.
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He described her as a "Wacky" woman who will never be successful and who begged for a job with him that she couldn't satisfactorily perform.
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None of these have been satisfactorily addressed by Sidewalk, and the number of elected officials speaking out against the project has grown as a result.
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"We can only do an agreement on the future relationship with Britain when all questions about its exit have been cleared up satisfactorily," she said.
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The revelations come after the auditor-general said in a report tabled in parliament two weeks ago that the immigration system was not functioning satisfactorily.
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The claim was propagated during medieval times by so many respected naturalists and scholars that it took nearly four centuries before it was satisfactorily debunked.
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FDA did not have good answers to these questions, and it's unlikely they'll be satisfactorily answered over the course of a two day code-a-thon.
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These stories of the two Boston Marathon bombers underline how hard it is to satisfactorily answer the question of why terrorists try to kill complete strangers.
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"While subscriber weakness is obviously an issue, the company's inability to explain it satisfactorily could weigh on the stock over the coming quarter," Barclays analysts said.
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But as these are global trends, they cannot be satisfactorily explained by many individual nations defining problems clearly or exhibiting "situation-specific national flexibility"—Diamond's variables.
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This is a high-minded and carefully composed film about, among other things, the inability of words in any language to satisfactorily communicate states of being.
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"She just hasn't quite satisfactorily answered the 'what makes you better than the other candidates' question,'" said a longtime aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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After new employees have been satisfactorily screened, continue the trust-building process through onboarding by equipping them with the knowledge and skills required of trusted insiders.
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The Care Quality Commission, which regulates care homes, is also monitoring the situation closely to ensure the operation of the homes continues satisfactorily during the potential restructuring.
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Officers "smelled an odor of alcohol" and administered a sobriety test, which Bell "did not satisfactorily complete," Tahnee Lightfoot, a Glendale Police spokeswoman, told PEOPLE last year.
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In part, it was because he did not satisfactorily explain how his family came to own four luxury apartments on Park Lane, a posh street in London.
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Only a small number of shelters housing 230,000 children are run satisfactorily, according to an interim report submitted by the NCPCR to the Supreme Court last week.
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Fields was issued a security officer license by the state of Ohio, and while he worked for the company "he performed his duties satisfactorily," the statement added.
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Fitch considers the contracted sales from these sites to be satisfactorily predictable, as they are easily accessible from Guangzhou and the company has a solid execution record.
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"The group's business of property development for sale will continue to perform satisfactorily, despite a tougher operating environment since late last year," Kwok said in a statement.
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But as far as the EU27 is concerned, ... if we tackle the three issues ... if we deal with that satisfactorily, we can move to the next stage.
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Instead, these concerns can be satisfactorily addressed with the Treaty's entry into force by common understandings regarding the scope of the CTBT and even more monitoring stations.
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"There is something special about things that are inconvenient" Beyond its creators, dealers and collectors, book art is known to few, because it cannot satisfactorily be exhibited.
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In a letter to the White House last week, the Office of Special Counsel said these issues were largely substantiated by VA officials, but then not satisfactorily addressed.
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When the 737 MAX has been - when the complications to it have been satisfactorily assessed, and the MAX is safe to return to service, that's the only criteria.
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Fitch considers the contracted sales from these sites to be satisfactorily predictable as they are easily accessible from Guangzhou and the company has a good execution track record.
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North Korea had declared earlier this year that since the country had satisfactorily achieved all it wanted with regard to its nuclear program, it would suspend its tests.
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This is temporary stuff and when the shutdown comes to an end and the negotiations are satisfactorily completed for the administration and others, we will get it all back.
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Abengoa declined to comment, while a spokesman for Deloitte said it work was "in line with the regulations and we're confident that it will be solved satisfactorily for Deloitte".
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This week he backed a change to the convention's rule-book that will make it easier to expel any church that fails to respond satisfactorily to allegations of abuse.
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His lawyers showed that he subsequently began failing all of his subjects and was classified as learning disabled, even though he had performed satisfactorily in kindergarten and first grade.
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In the late 1980s and early 90s, scientists believed this question was satisfactorily answered, said Gustavo Hormiga, a professor at George Washington University and an author of the paper.
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Final warnings could also be issued to Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Hungary, Poland and Portugal in the coming months if they don't respond satisfactorily to notice of infringements.
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He said the Brazilian government had invested heavily in the anti-doping services for August's Rio Games and a WADA-IOC task force had found the laboratory was performing satisfactorily.
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DeVos' refusal to respond satisfactorily to questions about her financial holdings posed by Senate members evinces a lack of understanding and respect for the Senate's role to advise and consent.
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Still, even behind closed doors, the administration can't satisfactorily answer why it nearly went to war with Iran in the first place — and that, on its own, is deeply worrying.
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Toward the end you may feel especially spoiled for choice, since Mr. Ross has come up with not one but three numbers, each of which could satisfactorily conclude the show.
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I'm never going to try to talk an ethics group — whose job it is to be protective of all constituents involved — into it if we can't satisfactorily answer their questions.
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In a theorem of stunning generality, Professor Arrow proved that no system of majority voting worked satisfactorily according to a carefully articulated definition of "satisfactory" (which social scientists generally accept).
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I'm confident the series is going to satisfactorily pull together the plot lines in America and the Soviet Union as season five moves forward, through both Mischa's journey and Oleg's.
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"Texas cannot satisfactorily explain why it applies current medical standards for diagnosing intellectual disability in other contexts, yet clings to superseded standards when an individual's life is at stake," she wrote.
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"The 20 percent monthly repatriation limit remains a significant hurdle for investors that may be faced with redemptions, such as mutual funds, and must be satisfactorily addressed," the index operator said.
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Moscow would not hold any talks on fisheries cooperation with Pyongyang - which cover fishing quotas for North Korean fisherman in Russia's far east - until the matter was satisfactorily resolved, it added.
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But their big Achilles' heel, in my experience, was a poor fit that never kept them in my ears satisfactorily and thus left me with a poor impression of their sound.
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The question of who is responsible for Clinton's 2016 loss will never be satisfactorily answered, but it's hard to get around the fact that a Democratic firewall crumbled under her watch.
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There, the Supreme Court, while upholding the privilege, held that the privilege didn't outweigh the public's interest in the truth when criminal conduct was satisfactorily asserted by the Watergate special prosecutor.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - An investigation into the South African arm of KPMG is progressing "satisfactorily" while part of it is nearing completion, the boss of the nation's audit regulator said on Friday.
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"Despite proactive work by Loomis FX, such as contacts with authorities and engagement of external experts, deficiencies have in some cases led to FX operations not being conducted satisfactorily," Loomis said.
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Mr. Clinton argued to the Supreme Court that the demands of sitting for a deposition in the Paula Jones case would leave him unable to discharge satisfactorily his unique constitutional responsibilities.
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After discussions with Italian regulators, the exchange said it was "highly unlikely that a sale of MTS could be satisfactorily achieved," even if its board were to commit to the sale.
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If Germany, France, Spain, Italy and Britain fail to respond satisfactorily to the warning within two months, the Commission could take the matter to the Court of Justice of the European Union.
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National Grid said it continued to work with all parties to find a long term solution to ensure gas supplies and was confident it would be able to satisfactorily address Cuomo's concerns.
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These rituals of witchcraft, for some, fill a gap in the societal order by providing a structure and a vocabulary for issues that American culture more broadly has not yet satisfactorily addressed.
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It took nearly four centuries to satisfactorily debunk the existence of the Vegetable Lamb of Tartary — a tree, it was believed in medieval times, that grew gourdlike fruit filled with tiny lambs.
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Yet, within the niche sport, there had been a small number of high-profile cases of masters athletes who performed remarkable feats but could not satisfactorily prove their age to record keepers.
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Yet, only 44 percent of customers feel as though a store can satisfactorily explain its products and services; a majority of shoppers prefer online shopping because of access to detailed product information.
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"Texas cannot satisfactorily explain why it applies current medical standards for diagnosing intellectual disability in other contexts, yet clings to superseded standards when an individual's life is at stake," Justice Ginsburg wrote.
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The Democrats will try to eliminate this cap or raise it if they can't eliminate it, but this should not be a deal breaker if the other issues are worked out satisfactorily.
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Federal law states that military officers can retire only with the benefits of the rank they last served "satisfactorily" — a call the secretary of the Army makes for major generals and brigadier generals.
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The head of the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Congo, Leila Zerrougui, said preliminary reports from her mission and other observers all indicated the vote "happened satisfactorily despite the technical, logistical and security problem".
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Twitter seemed unable to satisfactorily answer congressional concerns, and so Dorsey agreed to meet with the House Energy Committee specifically to address the shadow-ban question and the broader issue of platform bias.
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For a company like Zeel, it would require considerable resources to satisfactorily protect workers who are regularly entering unknown homes and private spaces for service work, especially work as intimate as massage therapy.
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PwC also warned its observations could have material impact on the company's financial statement if not resolved satisfactorily and that Reliance had prevented it from performing its duties and impaired its independent judgement.
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He also argued that hundreds of thousands of records on Kavanaugh had been released — more than the last five confirmed nominees combined — and said that Senate Judiciary Republicans had satisfactorily reviewed all the records.
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John F. Kelly will be his new White House chief of staff, pushing a person with no past legislative experience into a role that an establishment Republican operative was apparently unable to satisfactorily fill.
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"Kaddish," with its literally Heaven-storming narration ("O my father, ancient, hallowed, lonely, disappointed Father, rejected ruler of the universe"), will always remain troublesome—at least until someone satisfactorily rewrites the rambunctiously blasphemous text.
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Specifically, the senators warned the companies — at that point Libra backers — that Facebook had failed to satisfactorily demonstrate how it will prevent the cryptocurrency from being used to, among other things, facilitate terrorist financing.
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Setting aside the unprofessional and unjustified bravado that concludes this breathtaking little salvo, it really would take hours and thousands of words to explain satisfactorily, to Kavanaugh himself, all the different ways he is incorrect.
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But Google is moving at a crazy pace with its software development and there's no reason to believe that it can't deliver some real-time translation that satisfactorily gets the job done in the near future.
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The enforcement order followed a complaint by the U.S. academic, professor David Carroll, that the original Subject Access Request (SAR) he made under European law seeking to obtain his personal data had not been satisfactorily fulfilled.
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One is opportunity detection, or identifying things that can either help the closing of a sale, like features that have proven popular among past buyers, or hinder it, such as customer questions that aren't satisfactorily answered.
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The current review period, lasting no more than 89 days, strains the capacity of subjects, witnesses, and OCE, and too few matters are able to be investigated satisfactorily during the rapid 30-day preliminary review phase.
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Russia would not hold any talks on fisheries cooperation with North Korea - which cover fishing quotas for North Korean fisherman in Russia's far east - until the matter was satisfactorily resolved, RIA cited the agency as saying.
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Castro "who is recovering satisfactorily from a recent planned surgery to get rid of a hernia is staying up to date on the situation and has given the relevant guidance," the Communist Party newspaper Granma reported.
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And in an infamous episode, an Assembly speaker, Sheldon N. Silver, demanded that a pet project be funded to a satisfactorily boondoggle-ish level, pointedly mentioning that he would soon be looking at the capital budget.
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Responding to the ACCC observations, Ruralco said it was considering the impact of the ACCC's process on the transaction timetable, while adding that it remained confident that the issues raised by ACCC would be addressed satisfactorily.
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The agreement required Syria to join the OPCW and declare all its chemical weapons and precursors, and there is growing frustration at Damascus&apos failure to satisfactorily answer all outstanding questions from the OPCW about its declaration.
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An analysis of 98 psychology papers, published in 2015 by 90 teams of researchers co-ordinated by Brian Nosek of the University of Virginia, managed to replicate satisfactorily the results of only 39% of the studies investigated.
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In its stock exchange filing, Better Capital said Northern Aerospace had clearly demonstrated that there were no competition issues in the deal and that all matters raised by the Ministry of Defence had been satisfactorily dealt with.
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Are we really going to feel, when all of this is over, that it was enhanced by the story of the green-glove man, or that it dealt satisfactorily with that glass box in New York City?
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" On his campaign website, Canova argues that Wasserman Schultz "failed to satisfactorily account for the DNC staff's behavior under her leadership, which including attempting to tip the scales in favor of one presidential candidate versus the other.
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"We can only do an agreement on the future relationship with Britain when all questions about its exit have been cleared up satisfactorily," she told the Bundestag Lower House of parliament before an EU summit on Brexit.
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After weeks of getting narrative short shrift, Claire and her story line finally get satisfactorily (if not lavishly) serviced in "Freedom & Whisky," as the 20th-century surgeon wrestles with the decision to return to 18th-century Scotland.
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He claimed the legislature, the General Assembly, had satisfactorily modified the law to ban guns in such "sensitive places" as faculty and administrative offices and preschool children's centers — as if they are more threatened than college classes.
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Since then, it has gradually accepted some solar influence and no one has satisfactorily challenged the work of Henrik Swensmark who has demonstrated the relationship between solar activity, cosmic rays and cloud formation which influences global temperatures.
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Reuters TV A gunman who killed 12 people at a Virginia Beach municipal building before dying in a shootout with police was apparently performing his duties satisfactorily and not about to be fired, city officials said on Sunday.
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On Monday, the Mara Patani faction said that implementing a safety zone had been "a little delayed", because some details, "especially from the Thai side", had not been satisfactorily addressed, but that did not mean talks had failed.
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In Hammond's view, asset managers should not only focus on robo-advisers (systems which provide financial advice with minimum human intervention) but also robo-servicers which can cost-effectively respond to intermediaries' and end investors' needs more satisfactorily.
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"The reality is, the commercial terms of the contract can't be met satisfactorily between AMP Life NZ and Resolution Life," RBNZ Deputy Governor and General Manager of Financial Stability Geoff Bascand said in a statement emailed to Reuters.
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"These plans ensure that everything is working satisfactorily, including in the context of 'working from home' protocols, and have been executed on close cooperation with supervisory authorities," the Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE) said in a statement.
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The goal of their original 2014 paper was to identify the challenges in using algorithms to build teams, including how to evaluate experts, construct teams with complementary skillsets, and handle organizational behavior to ensure that work was completed satisfactorily.
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IUH continues to perform satisfactorily in the still challenging operating environment as evidenced most recently by the results of 1H17 when it reported an ROAA and ROAE of approximately 1.7% and 19.3%, respectively, as per Fitch's method of calculation.
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Many say unless the U.S. undertakes a systemic overhaul of its privacy laws, there is no legal framework that can satisfactorily protect the personal data of European citizens — for whom privacy is a fundamental right under the EU Charter.
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In a statement to CNN, Youth for Tomorrow said the organization is in compliance with all state regulations and that the citations were "singular events" that "were satisfactorily resolved in a timely and appropriate manner" as required by regulators.
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Johnson said the timing of the investigation had nothing to do with the election but that, if he were a Democratic primary voter, he would "want these questions satisfactorily answered before I cast my final vote," according to Politico.
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The tech giant has never satisfactorily explained how it came to recruit one of the two individuals at the center of a voter manipulation data misuse scandal which continues to wreak hefty reputational damage on Zuckerberg and his platform.
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Mr. Moffat builds a murky conspiracy plot around issues of police and judicial mistreatment of black men in both Britain and the United States, and questions accumulate, nearly none of which are satisfactorily answered by the head-scratching ending.
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"If I determine that our concerns are not satisfactorily dealt with during the passage of the Bill, then we will be unable to support a timetable that puts the Bill on the Statute Book by December this year," Burnham added.
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The project was largely carried out in secret, the medical necessity for inactivation of CCR5 in these infants is utterly unconvincing, the informed consent process appears highly questionable, and the possibility of damaging off-target effects has not been satisfactorily explored.
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"ATP has initiated a critical dialogue with Macquarie, and ATP will not make new investments with MIRA or any other companies in the Macquarie Group before this critical dialogue and "self-cleaning" process has been completed satisfactorily," the pension fund said.
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She added: "We can only do an agreement on the future relationship with Britain when all questions about its exit have been cleared up satisfactorily," while pointing out that serious negotiations could not start until after the British elections in June.
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The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) said Thursday that 40 of 44 international carriers had satisfactorily amended their website references to Taiwan, as well as the former British colony of Hong Kong and the former Portuguese colony of Macau.
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For example, a 2014 study by the F.D.I.C. found that over the four years ending in December 2013, almost half of F.D.I.C. examination reports on satisfactorily rated institutions contained at least one matter that required attention from the bank's board.
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Whether Intel can escape from this unscathed financially remains to be seen, but at least for now Wall Street is not punishing the company for its transgressions, perhaps believing that Intel can resolve the chip security issues satisfactorily in the coming year.
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"The brave artillerymen mercilessly and satisfactorily hit the targets and the gunshots were very correct, he said, adding that they showed well the volley of gunfire of our a-match-for-a-hundred artillery force giving merciless punishment to the hostile forces."
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Neither Israel nor Saudi Arabia has been satisfactorily assured by U.S. commitments on the political or military side, and they are hoping that the next U.S. administration -- Democrat or Republican -- returns the United States to a much less accommodating view of Iran.
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If you have dual citizenship with a banned country, a Green Card, or a visa that's been issued before October 18, 2017, the restrictions shouldn't affect you; but again, the exact parameters of the ban in that regard haven't been satisfactorily defined.
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"We are working with the regulator, as well with the banks and various government agencies to ensure that the matter with respect to food stocks is resolved satisfactorily," India's junior finance minister said separately, speaking at a banking and finance conference in Mumbai.
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"Following a thorough reexamination of the available information and upon reflection, the department has concluded that Olson has satisfactorily explained the tone and content of his sarcastic social media post and will return to his position," the Labor Department said in a statement.
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Disgruntled Grunt toggling eerily athwart continua, cheerily transgressing wildly disparate eons or eras, today satisfactorily compensated for his mind-bending disabilities by weaponized prosthetics shunted home from five futures, enabling Conner to kill to his heart's content without ever leaving his chair.
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Or why—when the incoming president has long railed against Europeans freeloading on his country's armed forces—the transatlantic partnership can satisfactorily substitute for Britain's nascent defence partnerships in the EU. All of which could shove Britain back into the arms of continental Europe.
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"Despite the relatively low fresh fruit bunches yield, which was caused by droughts in 2015 and early 2016, the plantation segment is expected to perform satisfactorily, supported by the prevailing high crude palm oil and palm kernel prices," said IOI in a statement on Friday.
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"Just as it appeared that the long-running scandal over state investment company 1MDB had been satisfactorily resolved, the issue has reignited with an appeal against the ruling exonerating the prime minister," Christine Shields, lead economist at Oxford Economics, said in a note Friday.
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"The IRBA can confirm that one of the lines of investigation is nearing completion and will be tabled at the upcoming investigating committee, while others are progressing satisfactorily," Bernard Agulhas, chief executive of the Independent Regulatory Board for Auditors (IRBA), said in a statement.
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Our mandate was to review the 11 volumes of archival material concerning the Holocaust period, published by the Holy See's Secretariat of State; to raise relevant questions that in our opinion were not satisfactorily resolved by the available documentation; and to issue a report.
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But though they claimed to be ready to die at any moment — they had reached an age in which they viewed life as a contractor's punch list, a series of tasks that had been satisfactorily, or at least competently, completed — Fred's arrival belied those claims.
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"The European Commission is in contact with the Chinese authorities on this technical issue and we hope that this matter can be resolved satisfactorily and normal trade can resume as soon as possible," the European Union's delegation to China in Beijing said in a statement.
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Smith, who strongly opposes abortion rights and is chairman of the Pro-Life Caucus, said that he did not have his questions satisfactorily answered in the more than hour-long meeting, which took place in the office of House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.).
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"Texas cannot satisfactorily explain why it applies current medical standards for diagnosing intellectual disability in other contexts, yet clings to superseded standards when an individual's life is at stake," she wrote in the majority opinion, which Justices Anthony Kennedy, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan joined.
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"The ultimate driver to this is not going to be the amount of days it takes, it's going to be the degree to which we can satisfactorily achieve the steps which we feel are necessary to the final, fully verified denuclearization of North Korea," they said.
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Apart from the future proctologists of the UK, Los Crazios attracted a crowd of exchange students, holiday-makers, travelers, office workers, blokes on stag do's, here-by-mistakes, and waifs and strays who'd never satisfactorily be able to explain how they ended up there in the first place.
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The circumstances have long been the subject of conspiracy theories — did the British actually kill him, how was it possible for him to actually hang himself, that sort of thing — though why they'd wait until 40 years after the war to do so has never been satisfactorily answered.
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"If CEFC does not disprove satisfactorily news of major economic problems of the group and clearly explain the reasons of the alleged prosecution of its senior official, the completion of the long-prepared transaction for entry to J&T Finance Group is unacceptable," J&T said in a statement.
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SBI, which has an exposure to Jet of about 16 billion rupees, has in principle agreed to lend another 15 billion rupees, the second Mumbai-based source said, adding this is subject to the bank satisfactorily completing a forensic audit of the airline's books - a process that started in December.
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"Following a thorough reexamination of the available information and upon reflection, the Department has concluded that Mr. Olson has satisfactorily explained the tone of the content of his sarcastic social media posts and will return to his position in the Wage and Hour Division," the department said in a statement.
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Blass writes: Until the questions identified above can be addressed satisfactorily, we do not believe that it is appropriate for fund sponsors to initiate registration of funds that intend to invest substantially in cryptocurrency and related products, and we have asked sponsors that have registration statements filed for such products to withdraw them.
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And though he also said, repeatedly, that if a complaint is brought to him, he has to take it to HR, he closed his session by not being able to state conclusively that he has followed up on an HR complaint to make sure it was resolved satisfactorily for the person bringing it.
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President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on June 2705, and markets could take it really well if all goes satisfactorily, or badly if those talks do not come off as at least amicable even if there's not a lot of progress from a first meeting.
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Ethique Eco-Friendly Solid Shampoo Bar for Normal-Dry or Frizzy Hair, $15.20, available at AmazonRead our review of Ethique Solid Shampoo Bars hereI have rebellious, dry, reconstruction-of-a-cave-woman hair, and I didn't think eco-friendly bar shampoo and conditioner would stand a chance of hydrating and smoothing it satisfactorily.
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"Though it may never be possible to satisfactorily recover or reconstruct [the reasons], what I can say is that this mass sacrifice was likely as astoundingly extreme to the Chimú society as it is for us, and would likely have signaled the prevalence of extraordinary circumstances answerable only to similarly extreme measures," said Sugiyama.
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In a unanimous opinion by a three-judge panel, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said that the FAA had satisfactorily explained its decision to require Paul Friedman to submit 90 days' worth of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) data before processing his application for a commercial-pilot medical certificate.
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And I am willing to bet that no neuroscientific research will actually tease out the individuality of it all, or satisfactorily explain the appeal to those who lack the truck gene, but find that despite our own complete lack of interest, we have managed to memorize "The Truck Book," not to mention, of course, "Bernie Drives a Truck."
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As Goldman later conceded, it is beyond obvious the Russians in question tried to boost Trump:Now, whether or not the IRA actually had any quantifiable impact on the election—as well as many of the more salacious question surrounding their involvement, like if the pee tape is real—remain other issues that in some cases may never be answered satisfactorily.
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The program, which some Republican presidential hopefuls have criticized because they say it puts Americans at greater risk of attack by Islamic State and other violent groups, has satisfactorily complied with eight privacy safeguards that include transparency, oversight, data minimization and use limitation since its implementation in November, according to a report released by the NSA's Civil Liberties and Privacy Office.
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"At a global level, if the potential for automation dependency and degradation of manual flight operations skills is not satisfactorily addressed in existing standards, there may be a high level of variation in the approach utilized by individual States regarding how associated risks may be addressed in regulation or guidance," the U.S. delegation said in a paper it prepared for the meeting.
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At first, it was the government's silence on legal foundations and strategic context that was most palpable; then, a confusing multiplicity of conflicting half-explanations emerged, none of which satisfactorily clarified the government's understanding of the international law basis for its actions or view of how this burst of violence fit into a credible plan for addressing the conflict in Syria that rumbled on.
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Closing out the SEC's letter is a killing blow to cryptocurrency futures, at least for now: Until the questions identified above can be addressed satisfactorily, we do not believe that it is appropriate for fund sponsors to initiate registration of funds that intend to invest substantially in cryptocurrency and related products, and we have asked sponsors that have registration statements filed for such products to withdraw them.
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The Winner will be required to be available for travel on the dates selected by Nick Kristof and to satisfactorily compete an Affidavit of Eligibility showing that Winner has complied with these rules, a Liability and Publicity Release, W9, a freelance writer's agreement and proof of student status, all of which must be returned within fourteen (23) days to the Sponsor administrator, Zoe Greenberg.
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"Following dialogue with Italian authorities about the Commission's required remedy and given prior discussions between the principals and Italian authorities regarding LSEG's Italian businesses in the context of the Merger, the LSEG Board believes that it is highly unlikely that a sale of MTS could be satisfactorily achieved, even if LSEG were to give the commitment," according to a statement released by the U.K. exchange on Sunday evening.
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The FBI searched the offices of microbiome startup uBiome "As interim CEO of uBiome, I want all of our stakeholders to know that we intend to cooperate fully with government authorities and private payors to satisfactorily resolve the questions that have been raised, and we will take any corrective actions that are needed to ensure we can become a stronger company better able to serve patients and healthcare providers," Rakow said in a statement.
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And the hard-won reductions in resident work hours do not seem to have satisfactorily reduced burnout or depression among residents, perhaps because hospitalized patients are sicker on average than they used to be, perhaps because patient loads are higher (if you reduce work hours but don't increase the number of doctors, well, you can do the math), or perhaps because of the increasing frustrations and time pressures connected to the electronic health record and documentation, which can take up more than half of some doctors' time, often squeezed in at night or by coming in early.
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